"There's states in play that aren't supposed to be in play," Trump Jr. said.
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New Mexico, too, a state that's never been in play for Republicans is totally in play, right?
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He also put 80 percent of his returns in play and led the entire Open field by putting 13 percent in play in the tournament.
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Trees not normally in play became new hazards because wind bent branches just enough to put them in play and make them threats to well-struck shots.
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"My view is they should be in play, I really feel they should be in play," Sunil Bharti Mittal said Thursday at the World Economic Forum's India summit.
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There are only four Electoral College votes in play, but the fact that a battleground state is back in play for Trump is encouraging news for his campaign.
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Now, the Senate majority looks in play -- even if Republicans still retain an edge due to the sheer number of Democratic seats in play and where those seats are.
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Another statistic that helps quantify luck is Babip, or batting average on balls in play, a number that measures how often balls that are put in play fall for hits.
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So what he wanted me to do was to put the ball in play, because once you put the ball in play, obviously, you have more chances to have a hit.
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"There's probably about 15 districts that might be more like low-hanging fruit for Democrats this year because they need to find another 15 in order to really put the House in play, and so they need to put those seats in play that otherwise wouldn't have been in play, and maybe this is one of them," he said.
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She put 87 percent of her returns in play in the tournament and put a remarkable 80 percent in play against Williams, whose other opponents could manage to return less than 60 percent.
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A similar dynamic may be in play in Evenwel v.
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Got to make him put in play and what not.
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But that now appears to be a figure in play.
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It's also been in play for a while, it seems.
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The seat in play, currently held by retiring Democratic Rep.
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And a lot of these issues have been in play.
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Moreover, there are also gender and power dynamics in play.
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With algorithms in play, companies can optimize for every variable.
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Unfortunately, there are only a handful currently left in play.
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And if Pennsylvania is in play, so is the election.
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There are similar dynamics in play in Kiss Me First.
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There are likely deeper forces in play here as well.
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You definitely have to keep it straight and in play.
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But there's something deeper and more intrinsic in play here.
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By 2022, the new system would be fully in play.
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Here in 2016, there are even more factors in play.
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"We don't have any such conditions in play right now."
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When billions of dollars are in play, regulation is required.
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"Texas is in play for a presidential election," Homan said.
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A White House meeting for Zelenskiy also was in play.
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No wars won but the ball is kept in play.
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Cecil said Georgia would also be in play for Democrats.
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"The House is in play because of their nominee," Rep.
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Now, the other side of free money is in play.
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At that point, officers from other agencies were in play.
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Scenarios that are realistically in play include: That's not good.
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Just as control of the entire House is in play.
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But beyond consumer demand, there are other factors in play.
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Nine Assembly seats and two Senate districts are in play.
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There are a number of different reform agendas in play.
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Judging from the work ethic in play, here, it will.
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"We're happy a Zika supplemental is finally in play," Sen.
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To me, it was just putting the ball in play.
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Underlying the difference in play is a difference in law.
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There's also an element of public service in play here.
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An abundance of labels, with subtle distinctions, are in play.
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But Mr. Huisman struggled to keep the point in play.
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The Wetlands Park is not the only locale in play.
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Five of the state's congressional seats are also in play.
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The Senate and the House are also in play. Nov.
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The other four did not put the ball in play.
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Boeing has a bunch of other military programs in play.
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Huge fissures will open, and everything will be in play.
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It's a state that's very much in play for 210.
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There may have been other factors in play, as well.
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Eccleston's departure could put the TMX in play, Schwartz said.
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Just putting the ball in play is not necessarily success.
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His batting average on balls in play, or B.A.B.I.P., is .
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For a criminal penalty, there's a reputational issue in play.
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Even Arizona could be in play, say some poll watchers.
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"I don't think a downgrade is in play," Hassett said.
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"Ohio could still be in play next year," Cohen said.
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She said just try to put the ball in play.
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The banker talked to his brother about companies in play.
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Brexit, and the future of the kingdom, is in play.
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But what form that will ultimately take is still in play.
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But by the mid-2020s, these are both back in play.
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Illinois—will not be in play in the 2016 presidential election.
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And this is especially true when nuclear weapons are in play.
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A rocky start in the Olympics put utter disaster in play.
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There are scores of questions, subject areas, and allegations in play.
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Everything they put in play seemed to be a base hit.
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They did a good job of putting the ball in play.
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These same strong-arm tactics are in play today by Rep.
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Because there's where the trade-off starts to fall in play.
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We're still making sure we have the right resources in play.
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But the idea of revisiting the referendum is back in play.
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Could a vote like that alone put the House in play?
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As Bloomberg points out, there are other factors in play, too.
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They love it because of the characters and themes in play.
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Theoretically, his college eligibility might still be in play as well.
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Miss America will keep it in play for the foreseeable future.
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I took his advice and put a new putter in play.
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That doesn't, however, mean they don't think drugs were in play.
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Going into November, this state is definitely in play for Democrats.
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They manage to put the ball in play and things happen.
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Indiana was back in play, and Burr and Blunt looked vulnerable.
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Tillerson added that "all options," including military action, are in play.
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You wouldn't know it's in play from either candidate's campaign schedule.
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Because it is in play, because it is competitive, he's lost.
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Suddenly, a number of issues are in play: What constitutes harassment?
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Ezequiel Carrera finally put a ball in play, but grounded out.
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And the Democrats will put the Senate very much in play.
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Mitch McConnell favorite, Amul Thapar are still very much in play.
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Across the Persian Gulf, preparations have been in play for years.
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As Anderson toured apartments, though, she noticed other forces in play.
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The batter, Coco Crisp of the Indians, put it in play.
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"I would say 150 [million dollars] is in play," Robbins said.
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That question is also in play in the Democratic presidential primaries.
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He expects a September hike although August was also in play.
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A related dynamic is in play in the U.S. Arctic offshore.
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There could be votes in play in Florida's sizable Haitian community.
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He makes you beat him by putting the ball in play.
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Color is one of those things that is always in play.
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If that happens, Skelley projects 50 seats would be in play.
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We put the ball in play hard and take our chances.
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Here are the basics in the other seven states in play.
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The judge acknowledged that "serious First Amendment issues" were in play.
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Democrats hope strong recruiting will put three additional seats in play.
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Some of these are in play, but they're hardly anyone's priority.
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But certain 21st Century Fox holdings became in play on Nov.
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Is anything to be done about the extreme partisanship in play?
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The characters are different, but the same dynamics are in play.
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And the Senate is in play in 2020, with Republican Sens.
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And swing states like Florida, Pennsylvania and Michigan were in play.
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Democrats say all these states will be in play next year.
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His vote would not be in play for the liberal side.
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There's some kind of dirty-tricks operation in play against us.
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Putting Texas and Montana in play would immediately reshape the map.
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"Our 10 electoral votes are very much in play," she said.
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"It just was too difficult to keep in play," he said.
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And the Democrats will put the Senate very much in play.
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Those rhetoric and threats, by the way, are still in play.
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The goal was to get the ball back in play quickly.
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Dems believe that Nevada, Arizona and surprisingly, Tennessee are in play.
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Also in play in the year ahead will be Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Again, there's no academic capitalism that's in play in this world.
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There is another much smaller vitamin manufacturer in play, Nutri-Force.
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But in Trump's case it's a man's personality that is in play.
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At the time, there were few ideas other than WIMPs in play.
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A third of the Senate and all House seats are in play.
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"Jason Bourne is in play," someone barks early on in Jason Bourne.
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If he can put the ball in play consistently, he is dangerous.
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The influence of Saudi Arabia, its biggest producer, is in play too.
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On paper, Georgia's Sixth District should not even have been in play.
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Murray is putting 22016 percent of returns in play, Djokovic 22010 percent.
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"I was just trying to put a ball in play," Taylor said.
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The campaign is not admitting that Virginia is no longer in play.
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I just tried to put it in play, not be too perfect.
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I made them put the ball in play and got quick outs.
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"I was just trying to put the ball in play," Perez said.
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In this instance, I think there's a couple of things in play.
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But, really, there's three things that are sort of in play here.
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That indicates there are other considerations in play that Amazon isn't disclosing.
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We're already seeing this dynamic in play in parts of the workforce.
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So does this mean the Harambe meme is in play once more?
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One big factor is the sheer lack of clinical research in play.
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He puts the ball in play, and he hits the ball hard.
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"Well, obviously I have a couple of things in play," Rubio said.
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Thousands of contracts affecting potentially millions of people could be in play.
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"When you're down 24, anything's in play," Washington coach Scott Brooks said.
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This means more stakeholders are involved and more issues are in play.
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We STILL don't know, so the following suspects are still in play.
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So Brexit is by no means the only uncertainty in play here.
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"At the very least, this puts the seat in play," said Bauman.
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Even when you're not using your devices, behavioral biometrics are in play.
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But politics is also in play in the euro zone's creditor countries.
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"When he puts balls in play, he's hitting it hard," Cockrell said.
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The assets in play do not include Abraaj's $1 billion healthcare fund.
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But Democrats have signaled that they see the district as in play.
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"I just was trying to put the ball in play," Rivera said.
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As 2018 gets underway, one of these trends is still in play.
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The technology is in play and companies are going to use it.
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The ball was still in play, though, and Reed trotted home easily.
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There's a tangle of mind-sets at work and strategies in play.
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Where do you come down on the possible solutions in play here?
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"I just kept the ball in play throughout the day," Sharma said.
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But bumping up the rate two points is definitely now in play.
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In addition, there are trade issues and immigration restrictions in play now.
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Any involvement of the I.R.S. puts in play a range of possibilities.
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On Monday night, Mr. Brady suggested that idea was still in play.
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The same issues are still in play in the current theatrical season.
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Also: A possible merger with Viacom appears to be back in play.
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In play in Tuesday's primaries were 352 delegates of the total 3,979.
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"Texas is definitely in play," said Garcia, who endorsed Biden in February.
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The analysis also showed different genetics in play for women and men.
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With so many delegates in play, every vote matters in the state.
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However, more than those five GOP votes may be in play: Sen.
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New Mexico, too, a state that's never been in play for Republicans.
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Now these concepts are again alive and in-play on the continent.
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An equity stake in SQM worth over $4 billion is in play.
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Ted Cruz within the Democratic base has put the state in play.
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"I put the ball in play and I got rewarded," Upton said.
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The reforms currently in play begin to resolve some areas of inequity.
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There are a lot of things that could be in play there.
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If the film clicks, a best-picture nomination is also in play.
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The self-imposed deadline puts a cliff-edge Brexit back in play.
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Georgia, traditionally a Republican stalwart, was also believed to be in play.
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"There are just a lot more variables in play," Ms. Webb said.
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Precisely how tariffs would be rolled back is still in play, too.
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That's where Batting Average on Balls in Play, or BABIP comes in.
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He also had 10 double faults and put only 49 percent of his first serves in play with the nadir coming in the pivotal second set, when he put just 17 of 55 first serves in play (31 percent).
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But in the world of streaming services, a different calculation is in play.
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"Federal law must be followed when federal dollars are in play," DeVos said.
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Our $1003 early-bird ticket price remains in play until 11:59 p.m.
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Our $249 early-bird ticket price remains in play, which saves you $100.
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"We did a good job of putting the ball in play," Bochy said.
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Here, everything's heavier, to complement the increased volume of the artillery in play.
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"Federal law must be followed where federal dollars are in play," DeVos replied.
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The 212-hour clock is in play ladies, gentlemen and everyone in-between.
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Likely with more states in play more voters feel part of the process.
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It's hard to tell precisely, but several factors seem to be in play.
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So, again, Mulvaney's comments undermining Trump are in play and potentially quite damaging.
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I was just waiting for a fastball to put the ball in play.
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Bookies have cut in-play market suspensions down to less than a minute.
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The $249 early-bird ticket price remains in play until 11:59 p.m.
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And of course next week, there could be yet another idol in play.
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By November, Seferian estimates that thousands of salons will have wands in play.
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UCLA and Arizona State, both No. 11 seeds, lost in play-in games.
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All of a sudden, the back and forth on North Korea in play.
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The good news is we've got all the major characters in play, here.
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The Labor Department's plan has been in play for more than five years.
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I always wondered whether right-brained and left-brained stuff was in play.
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We now have three forces in play, a "tripartisanship": Democrats, Republicans and Trump.
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He has given up an unusually high batting average on balls in play — .
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That introduces a significant pool of voters that have never been in play.
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And with PetSmart in play, she'll certainly be able to fetch those profits.
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But at least for now, no paddles are in play at Augusta National.
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The real shocker is that the House is suddenly and legitimately in play.
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But at this stage, Mr. Leslie said, art assets are also in play.
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I just tried to put the ball in play, and it didn't happen.
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All 2628 seats in the House of Representatives are in play in 28503.
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Republicans are defending 2628 seats compared to the 28503 in play for Democrats.
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His only issue was keeping it in play, though he was not alone.
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But what's worse is that investors often don't know when they're in play.
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Or hitters who can put the ball in play anywhere on the field?
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When they put the ball in play, the play is no longer reviewable.
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With election year politics in play, big picture debates over Medicare rage on.
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Tableau was described as "in play" in the Salesforce list, produced last May.
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That leads to fewer stoppages in play and can make conditioning an issue.
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"If Sherrod is the nominee, he certainly puts Ohio in play," Ruvolo said.
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A player who puts the ball in play that often might someday hit .
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In all, four of Minnesota's eight House seats are in play next month.
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The strategy, in play in a growing number of races, may be working.
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Both types of voters are also in play in the key Senate races.
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And she certainly did not believe in play dates, as we will discover.
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A seismic national Democratic wave could put those seats in play as well.
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The reason the race is in play is because of Jeff Flake's actions.
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Democrats hoping to put the state back in play have a difficult challenge.
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Partisanship is still very much in play, with most Republicans supporting Mr. Little.
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Kyle Walker scurries to keep it in play and start an England counter.
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The crime scene will "be in play for a long period," Allen said.
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" Still, Mr. Holder added firmly, "The House of Representatives is certainly in play.
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So then I get back and three weeks ago: 'Texas is in play.
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So the state of Iowa might be in play in the 2020 election.
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But around here, conservative rural America isn't in play and may never be.
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And that dynamic is in play in Iowa this time around as well.
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But it can be harder to offer live, in-play wagers without it.
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Everything is still in play, he said; the season is far from over.
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Other traditionally red states, like Georgia and Arizona, may also be in play.
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In 2016, the Fed began to indicate future rate increases were in play.
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It is also why Democrats try to put Texas and Georgia in play.
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In regions prone to wildfire, the same dynamics and tensions are in play.
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Arizona's Senate seat in play in 2018 is currently held by retiring Sen.
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With both parties seeing the House as in play, that could be difficult.
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They should also understand that this danger has been in play for decades.
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The teams still in play, predominantly on the West Coast, have until Dec.
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None of those three were thought to be seriously in play for Trump.
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Over email, Segal confirmed these slutty 'bots would no longer be in play.
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Conforto and Company will be counted on to put more balls in play.
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I love that there isn't a white-hat, black-hat dynamic in play.
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As he heads for the exit, he is putting easing back in play.
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I would add to what Ari said, I agree with him, that the suburbs are a huge, huge problem for the Republicans, and in Washington state there are three seats now in play that arguably weren&apost in play before yesterday.
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Syndergaard's stuff was so good, just trying to put in play was not easy.
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They put some really tough pitches in play and got hits out of it.
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Countries that have suffered an incredible decline in currency will also be in play.
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An injunction prevented the law from taking effect while the lawsuit was in play.
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Without Chuck in his life, Axe still has, well, $2 billion in play money.
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"Isn't sex also in play here, and isn't that enough?" the conservative judge asked.
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Now it looks like, you know, that might be in play, legally or otherwise.
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But there very well might be more than just those two actions in play.
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With stories like this playing out across the state, Pennsylvania is definitely in play.
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They determined decreased competition, tightened corporate governance, and short-term pressures are in play.
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The Trump administration, though, caused controversy by putting ZTE in play amid trade negotiations.
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And when multiple marginalized identities are in play, online dating is even more complicated.
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Cozmo is now in play mode, and there are four "games" to choose from.
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Researchers added that they hope they can see something like this in play soon.
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If this deal had not gone through, none of them would be in play.
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The votes of three Democrats and two Republicans appear to be in play: Sens.
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A Clinton loss, though, means Missouri, Ohio and potentially Illinois could be in play.
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Just try to go out there, make pitching and put the ball in play.
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Together they account for just 146 of the 905 Republican delegates still in play.
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The case for dramatic action from Chinese policymakers is still very much in play.
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Other users were just happy to see the power of the internet in play.
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If successful, that suit could theoretically put thousands of tossed ballots back in play.
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There are also a couple in Kansas and Iowa they believe are in play.
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Any honest assessment requires a deep dive into the underlying economic realities in play.
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Early-bird pricing remains in play until 259 November at 22019:59 p.m. (CEST).
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I kept putting returns in play and trying to get one more ball back.
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Should he run again, the crucial swing state could once again be in play.
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Can you explain how the demographics of Kansas could put the state in play?
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Other sources say that Judges Joan Larsen and Thomas Hardiman are also in play.
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Frenchness is in play via precise techniques and well-defined flavors, not haughty service.
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Given California's long Democratic history, it was never in play during this presidential election.
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But on opening night of Desert Trip, far more than nostalgia was in play.
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With so many variables in play, there's only so much that experts can predict.
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Thursday's inflation data could help put an ECB hike and unwinding back in play.
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Does the normal Republican lean of those districts keep the Republicans in play there?
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For Segers, by contrast, all of these variables and then some were in play.
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"We're in a cloud race right now, and they're all in play," Fishbein said.
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One of the factors in play is that the federal bench is overwhelmingly male.
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Though it starts simple, things gets more complex the more objects are in play.
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They're going to have failures and obstacles if they don't have people in play.
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There's "a lot of testosterone" in play here, our host reminds the dick doc.
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Guys in "play spaces" had to be accompanied by a woman at all times.
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"This is still in play as far as I'm concerned," he said Friday afternoon.
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Also in play is vital cooperation with Mexico and Canada on homeland security issues.
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I think the number of seats we need to win are already in play.
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In play-therapy sessions, some young students have drawn pictures of people cooking meth.
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"Hansel & Gretel" can be interpreted as an attempt to put both techniques in play.
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But if something can win over two of them, the bill is in play.
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Still, it's striking to see any projection put so many blue states in play.
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That's because it's hard to tell what tariffs will be in play — if any.
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If you chase one and put it in play, it becomes a double play.
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Virginia itself has four Republican-held seats that analysts think will be in play.
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And here's what you need to know about the other seven states in play.
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Garcia's inclusion on the short list shows the considerations in play with the search.
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The record high of 103 degrees from 210 in the District is in play.
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Whatever forces were in play for Carter or Davis, belief helped guide their actions.
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I just try to put the ball in play every time I'm facing him.
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"I just tried to, in that situation, put the ball in play," Cabrera said.
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Also in play is whether the Fed changes its long-term interest rate forecast.
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Still, the Trump campaign believes that both states are in play this time around.
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" He added, "Clues about the dark sector or about fundamental physics are in play.
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If that inches into double-digits, the House could be in play, pollsters say.
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The balance of power in the United States Supreme Court may be in play.
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That's one I want to put in play, cutter, middle out a little bit.
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When partisan politics and shortsighted agendas are in play, transparency is rarely a consideration.
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No matter your age, RMD rules are in play if you inherit an IRA.
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Runaway metaphors rebound off heaped generalizations, and yet an attractive humor is in play.
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"I told her Ross County is definitely in play in 2020 and Chillicothe is definitely in play in 2020 and the state of Ohio is a swing state in 2020, not a red state," Feeney said as he introduced Warren at her event.
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We would not advise adding to long sterling positions given the multiple scenarios in play.
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Looking forward beyond the witness tampering, the question of reparations is also now in play.
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And, as long as that slowdown is in play... the risk of a correction remains.
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WILLIAMS: There&aposs a -- there&aposs a piece out about Obama not being in play.
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Uncertainty will not disappear any time soon with so many market-moving events in play.
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Reeve knew immediately it was Foage, and thanks to Facebook a reunion was in play.
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The few Democratic states in play — Nevada and Colorado — are well known for social liberalism.
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Alexa also now factors in play count when you ask to hear your favorite tracks.
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But there were signs that Trump could put the state's 20 electoral votes in play.
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All of this activity is thanks to the size of the industry that's in play.
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Many see Ms Listhaug's rhetoric on Islam as an effort to keep it in play.
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Even the House, long seen as safely in Republican hands, could also be in play.
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He's got to move his numbers nationally before these key swing states come in play.
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At this stage, though, all is still in play where the Commission presidency is concerned.
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From the get-go, my prejudices were in play and nothing on view budged them.
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But the notion that it's even in play points to Trump's electoral weakness, Goldberg said.
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But in reality that's difficult to enforce because there are so many groups in play.
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That will be enough to keep in play another wild card: surging U.S. oil production.
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Sanders's best chance is in Rhode Island, where a mere 33 delegates are in play.
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Holt's throw sailed past Shaw, but Porcello's potentially run-saving dive kept it in play.
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Matthew Henick is our head of development and has lots of different projects in play.
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New York Times opinion columnist Jamelle Bouie noted the racial dynamics in play on Twitter.
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Meaning he will have to get [House Speaker Paul] Ryan to put it in play.
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The precise lands in play here were less important than the larger principles at stake.
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To be clear, neither Amazon nor Aurora indicated there was a customer relationship in play.
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But there are other plays that have proved profitable when divergence is back in play.
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Sunday deadline but that key issues such as wages and health care remained in play.
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Now, the idol will be back in play – and potentially fall into someone else's possession.
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I've been seeing this disparity in play for 30 years now through very different administrations.
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Realistic worst case: On paper, a last-place finish in the group is in play.
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Instead, black turnout won this election for Jones, putting the Senate in play in 2018.
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Taking back the House looks likely, while a Democratic Senate is in play as well.
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"The idea that Texas is even in play is sort of mind boggling," Steyer said.
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The Wall Street Journal: See the 12 Democratic and 21625 Republican House seats in play.
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Duncan Hunter is under investigation for potentially misusing campaign funds, putting his seat in play.
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But the Hunters' legal woes could put the seat in play, according to political analysts.
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In his latest, Café Society, all three of these familiar touchstones are back in play.
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"I think those were all, sort of, in play," Cornyn told reporters on the Hill.
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The record of $172 billion in the third quarter of 2007 could be in play.
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Should she make the serious investment necessary to put those states in play for real?
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By contrast, only four competitive seats have been put in play due to Democratic retirements.
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Below, I'll walk you through the amazing job it does engaging whole families in play.
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But such a historic shoe deal puts the scenario in play, and others could follow.
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Bob Casey's seat in Pennsylvania in play, and they have a Trump ally in Rep.
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It seems that numerous investigations spun out of Mueller's inquiry are very much in play.
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Just go ahead and put it in play and let those guys work behind you.
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The thinking among investors is that if Dauman leaves, Viacom's fate would be in play.
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"Just trying to take good at-bats and put the ball in play," Liriano said.
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With Dak Prescott under center, three pass-catching targets will be in play every week.
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The East is a little bit more interesting, with both wild cards still in play.
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Well, there were a lot of things in play that put his radar on me.
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Its facial features brought to mind a bas-relief human phiz done in Play-Doh.
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When the military distributed weapons in Afghanistan and Iraq, a different dynamic was in play.
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Who should settle a dispute over whether an in-play bet was won or lost?
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En banc review is rare, but it could be in play here, given the stakes.
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When the country's future is in play, however, it turns out to matter a lot.
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With so many seats in play, he predicted that "gobs of money" would flow in.
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Taxes aren't the only matter in play in income inequality, but they're part of it.
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You swing late, swing early, but I think you want to put in play, too.
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They're nice enough to play along, however, they can barely keep a ball in play.
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Temptation, misdirection, obfuscation, conflation-slash-corruption of ideals: All of the above are in play.
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To keep their state in play, they badly need to appeal to moderates and independents.
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But its hopes of playing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics are in play as well.
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The studies suggest that a rare phenomenon called sex-role reversal may be in play.
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Warren supports expanding many of the programs in play, and she's voted to do so.
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He put only 215 percent of his first serves in play in the fourth set.
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Boosting Latino turnout to put states like Arizona and Texas in play wouldn't hurt, either.
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With 38 electoral votes in play, a purple Texas could change presidential election dynamics indefinitely.
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Only one or two Democrats are even in play as potential votes for Judge Kavanaugh.
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We lose candidates who can't sustain their campaigns until more diverse states are in play.
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Still, many Democrats are doubtful that Ohio will be in play for them in 2628.
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Coaches given fewer timeouts per half cannot call one while the ball is in play.
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Strike throwing, they've got to put the ball in play, they've got to move it.
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A transcendent side that takes joy in bringing together disparate parts, in creation, in play.
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Next in play on the downside would be 1.66%, an intraday low from early November.
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So I was able to get them to put the ball in play a lot.
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So you have a lot more beta in play when it starts to pull back.
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Democrats' unexpected victory in Alabama has put the Senate in play for next year's midterms.
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The Weinsteins' "Lion," Denzel Washington's "Fences" and Ted Melfi's "Hidden Figures" are also in play.
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Democrats are heading into the 85033 midterms with the upper chamber in play after Sen.
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But two of the biggest challenges, in Houston and San Francisco, are still in play.
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"We feel we're very much in play and that is for full repeal," Crist said.
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"There's a riddle in play here," said Blank, chief equity strategist at Zacks Investment Research.
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A Trumpocalypse, if such a thing is possible, could put seemingly safe districts in play.
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If he can put it in play and just let his irons do the talking.
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" "I think it's right in line with market expectations, puts a July cut in play.
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So those are all going to be very much in play in this coming election.
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The case: When it comes to exports and imports, there's a lot of money in play.
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That dynamic is now in play on a global scale, and it could go either way.
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And I think that issue is still very much in play out there among the judiciary.
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What do you make of the varied—and repeated—nature of the vandalism in play here?
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"It's a calculated risk as long as you understand all the factors in play," Monfredi said.
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There also are some unconventional states in play for Democrats: Georgia, Kansas, Oklahoma, and South Dakota.
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One downside for Brown: Picking him and winning puts a very competitive Senate seat in play.
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That appeared to leave the vote of only one other Republican, Senator Mitt Romney, in play.
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Savings: $257 - $322, most of which is going toward paying for my postgrad in play therapy.
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Why it matters: Collins' controversy could potentially put his solidly red district in play this November.
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Pitchers that "put the ball in play" throw fewer pitches and also keep their teammates active.
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Al Franken's resignation — following accusations of sexual misconduct — has put Minnesota's other Senate seat in play.
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Some consolidation and subsequent divestment are in play in the worlds of imaging and voice recognition.
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All of this is highly silly, especially given some of the odd writing choices in play.
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The same problem is in play when researchers go looking for bots or otherwise fraudulent accounts.
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"It's not just the financials that are in play, but who are the doctors?" asked Martin.
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And, in terms of competing with iMessage, Google simply doesn't have the same infrastructure in play.
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By the end of the lunch, Pence seemed convinced the Senate bill was still in play.
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Earlier this week, Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, warned of the high stakes in play.
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It also potentially puts the Senate in play, while certainly protecting our endangered red-state incumbents.
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We will have a lot more after this -- the Dow down 22018 points, deals in play.
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CAVUTO: Now, it&aposs way too early to tell that, but they&aposre all in play.
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"If momentum continues, the 2016 high near $540 could be in play in the near future."
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The conspiracy could run very deep, or there could be two different factions in play here.
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Give those guys credit, they put the ball in play and hit them in good spots.
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In the bottom of the fourth, Texas claimed the lead without putting a ball in play.
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Goldman was again bearish, however, saying that structural factors limiting commodity prices were still in play.
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It looks like we're behind fastballs and not putting the ball in play with two strikes.
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"Often that means there are some trade-offs that have to come in play," she says.
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While those factors are still in play, investors should stay away from the sector, he said.
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Average speed of 79.06, and, I repeat myself, see Charlie if you're betting mph in-play.
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The market's all about fear and greed, and the latter seems pretty well in play now.
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With the butterfly effect in play, a million possible consequences are now hurtling through the ether.
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At an art fair, there are many visible roles in play: director, exhibitor, client, critic, installer.
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While all 113 House seats are technically in play, only about 211 are considered truly competitive.
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The process of reconciliation requires patience and listening, especially when gender and race are in play.
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In his experiments, he denied rats the opportunity to engage in play by fighting and wrestling.
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Instead, with Droogie's vanity plate now in play, it pegged all those outstanding tickets on him.
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The GOP is tasked with defending 24 Senate seats, with as many as nine in play.
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State Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald has been more open about the partisan machinations in play.
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But we possibly have the Labour + Scottish National Party + Liberal Democrat coalition possibility in play here.
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"Most people think the House now could be in play," said Representative John Yarmuth of Kentucky.
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The phenomenon is also in play on the flipside, in terms of calories we take in.
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STD and BM are also, hilariously, in play, standing for "save-the-date" and "bridesmaid," respectively.
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The number of districts in play is rising fast, and the vast majority are Republican seats.
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Pliskova — who won 75 percent of her first-service points in play — suddenly couldn't land one.
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Steve Bullock is about the only Democrat who could put Montana in play for the Senate.
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But everyone else was in play, from 45-year-old veterans to 23-year-old rookies.
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But the state's three in-play districts do not fit that pattern, or really any pattern.
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"We think that all domains of development are informed by children engaging in play," she said.
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Of the 16 Republicans on the petition, 11 are in districts that are clearly in play.
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The more ideas and technologies we put in play, the more hits we're going to have.
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Shuster likes a lot of rocks in play and loves to put pressure on his opponents.
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First, taxes don't count, so only $949 of the $1,2000 was in play for reward purposes.
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The race is still super fractured, and there are plenty of strong contenders still in play.
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As long as Montreal is in play for something, Cromartie said, his investment group is encouraged.
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Still, PPP pollster Tom Jensen said the latest data indicates Ohio will be back in play.
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Not all of the retiring Republicans are exiting districts that are likely to be in play.
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Djokovic put 26 percent of his first serves in play and never faced a break point.
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He then went to the bench, where his heart issue occurred during a stoppage in play.
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And if it is Sanders, there is no question that the House is back in play.
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"The Senate is in play," by Jennifer E. Duffy How the 2020 map changed last year.
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But if Barr hangs on, as polling indicates, the GOP's House majority is still in play.
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Following his announcement, Brown told CNN that the state is "absolutely in play" for the election.
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Some caveats: While seniority, title, and platform matter, they aren&apost the only criteria in play.
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During breaks in play, the video screens were filled with homages to days of Oilers past.
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Also, for those not fluent in M&A, Fox talking with Disney means it's in play.
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The Trump campaign claims it sees signs that the state could be in play in 2020.
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We can't know for sure, but science suggests that several forces may have been in play.
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My companion was the underbidder on a painting that went for $1.6 million in play money.
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"You always have to assume the House is in play just because of history," she said.
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The idea of some sort of admonishment or sanction of the president could be in play.
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Trump will also rally Thursday in Colorado, a state his campaign hopes to put in play.
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The defense ministry is also in play, but the interior post is the main sticking point.
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And some make the argument to me that AI is already in play, in some ways.
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Still, as Ms. Mayer reports, twice as many Koch network dollars will be in play in 2016 than were in play in 2012: $889 million, only slightly less than the $1 billion that the Democratic and Republican national committees each expect to spend on the election.
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There were, of course, many other issues in play in Iowa, including the interests of evangelical Christians.
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If Clinton can get Cuyahoga County to turn out, it could help her keep Ohio in play.
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But the more serious questions about what technologically-mediated sex will look like are still in play.
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Kawhi Leonard, Jimmy Butler, Klay Thompson, and a few more notable names will also be in play.
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My opinion was built on a couple of statistics, but less rational motivations were also in play.
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The big issue in play is that you can&apost detain children for more than 20 days.
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Some of the GOP's 24 Senate seats up for re-election this year are also in play.
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He had two walks and a passed ball before the Rays put the ball in play once.
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Most states, as most people know, aren't really in play -- they're either red states or blue states.
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Both The Red Woman and the Spider have been long-game strategists with endless machinations in play.
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In the Apple cases, according to experts and court records, all three questions may be in play.
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With 24 delegates in play in the Granite State, Warren came in fourth and Biden was fifth.
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But then with Carl's idol nullifier in play, the Davids didn't actually need to misdirect or confuse.
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Five cards can be in play at any one time, often creating elaborate mixes spanning multiple genres.
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WATTERS: I mean, in play because at every moment, it turns out the wife had no idea.
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That wouldn't make any logical sense to me that because I'm leaving the company is in play.
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Seems like whatever he can reach, he's putting in play and finding a way to get on.
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Included in Play Protect is a regular malware scan of all the apps installed on your phone.
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His skill at bullying voters into selecting his films was legendary, and it's no longer in play.
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With this mindset still in play, the risks of economic harm and military escalation continue to mount.
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I raise my own arms in victory, only to realize that the disc is back in play.
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Everyone had their opinion on how best to mitigate the suffering, but there was cooperation in play.
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We still have the auto tariffs in play which isn&apost good for Michigan and South Carolina.
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Many other factors can be in play, such as globalization, deregulation, decline of unions and the like.
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And this child was so conditioned by her environment that she thought she was engaging in play.
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But Clinton's team nixed the idea, dispatching him instead to battlegrounds they felt were more in play.
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The more tickets in play, the higher the probability of seeing multiple winners and a split jackpot.
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"Mark Walker, chairman of the Republican Study Committee: "I think something more comprehensive might be in play.
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I don't need to know my Banshee Hijacks Above Replacement, or Batting Average on Cacodemons in Play.
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With the deadline looming, there are plenty of big names in play and lots of rumors swirling.
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"We think this is a resumption of the longer term uptrend that's still in play," he said.
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This could well put lower grade iron ore back in play, and shrink the current wide margins.
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" Shelby said a smaller spending package to complete the seven unfinished appropriations bills is "still in play.
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The purpose: Coordination of multiple issues in play with Tehran, including issues important to other stakeholder nations.
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These "anchor states" would now be in play with the smaller states still being winner-take-all.
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Yet screening is in play almost every time a firm offers its customers a menu of options.
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There were so many different layers in play that it almost felt like we were living underwater.
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"Beto came and leapfrogged it, but our calculation was Texas was in play in 2024," she said.
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A loss in TX-23 would have been devastating for Democrats had fewer districts been in play.
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The latter move "puts a much bigger number of families in play" for the company, Menin said.
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There is no doubt now that both the Senate and the House are in play for 2018.
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"They relied so many years on their athleticism and keeping one more ball in play," Butorac said.
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Brittany Wagner is the academic adviser who helps them maintain the grades required to stay in play.
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When the ball is in flight, the action has already started, and we are all in play.
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Clinton deadlocked in Utah, making it increasingly plausible that its six electoral votes are really in play.
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If a Democratic wave crests over the Midwest this year, even Ohio and Kansas are in play.
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A different source said Conway is not in play for a position on the President's legal team.
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"I am not in play trying to pat myself on the butt," as he eloquently put it.
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"Everything is in play: the presidency, the Supreme Court, the Senate and potentially the House," he said.
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During the lull in play, Uribe milled around near the bag, but was not actually on it.
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But I also think there's another factor in play here, on top of the sexism and mismanagement.
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"We not going to try and play in 80 races that are somewhat in play," Maysmith added.
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They would say, Why are you wasting money on states or races that are not in play?
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Anderson put 71 percent of his first serves in play and won 75 percent of those points.
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The stream won't include commercials, so viewers will see the in-stadium entertainment during stoppages in play.
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In contrast, "Fleabag" keeps all contradictory shards and shades of feeling in play at the same time.
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A candidate who can truly put those states in play could chart a different path to 270.
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Other assets, including some software operations like Quest and SonicWall, are said to be still in play.
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"Our objective was to trust your stuff and make them put the ball in play," Kaat said.
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But when a great writer stops writing, something internal as well as external is always in play.
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Many of the seats in play are in suburban or urban districts that Trump lost in 2016.
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Which of the phallic pictograms will become the new eggplant (cucumber and baguette are both in play)?
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Florida is an absolute must-win state for Trump, since there are 29 electoral votes in play.
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The lawsuits are just one response: A defensive advertising campaign and outspoken interviews were already in play.
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The game, with more strikeouts, more home runs and fewer balls in play than ever, bores him.
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Volatility was still in play, driving the blue-chip FTSE index down 0.8% in late morning trading.
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They loaded the bases in the first and fifth innings but never put the ball in play.
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Johnson, for his part, claims "no deal" is still in play at the end of the month.
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Data from those games can be from any point in play, rather than being a completed file.
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So alongside any of the most pressing issues of the day, the past, too, is in play.
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The 36-year-old Bouwmeester crumpled over after a long shift and during a break in play.
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On March 2202, the biggest prize is Texas, with 2628 delegates in play on the Republican side.
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Kim: With all these factors in play, can Harley-Davidson grow its business while protecting its brand?
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Also in play: a weak global economy is likely to limit demand growth for energy in 2020.
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We're 10 days out from the Iowa caucus and the state is still very much in play.
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Economies cannot grow in the long run without at least one of the two forces in play.
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The electrodes didn't seem to limit the rats' interest in play and tickling, or their positive calls.
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"It's tough when you can't really put it in play," Betts said of the opposition facing Sale.
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"In terms of businesses accepting this, of course there are network effects in play," he goes on.
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President Trump is more likely to be re-elected and the House is in play for 2020!
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So the fact that the seat's even in play next year reflects Trump's weakness, not his strength.
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Here's a look at the candidates' finances and the issues in play in the nine battleground states.
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National Press Secretary Trump 2020: Trump Campaign reveals surprising reason hispanics are in play Presidential candidate Rep.
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Baby boomer money was still in play, and it quickly drove prices back to pre-correction levels.
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In a neutral voice name the emotions people are feeling and the dynamic that is in play.
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Soupault's anti-rational Dada-Surrealism was largely the art of generalizing where the particular was in play.
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FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver suggested that one or two new seats would be in play with new districts.
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For the latest news and political buzz get the CNN Politics Nightcap | Sign up "We're going to win areas and states that were never in play before, and would never be in play for any of these other candidates -- I mean, Ted Cruz cannot win these states," Trump said.
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A similar outcome is in play in Oklahoma, where Mr. Trump has a smaller lead over Mr. Cruz.
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With all of these technical signals in play, Garner found the price of oil to be very murky.
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One respected analyst — Ming-Chi Kuo at KGI Securities — noted that a "worst case scenario" is in play.
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Our early-bird pricing is still in play, which means tickets cost $249 and students pay only $75.
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"It's a dream to in play the NHL, and to get a goal is pretty special," Kerfoot said.
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Now, you mentioned abortion being the biggest single and most emotional issue here that would be in play.
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Recently, remarks from central bank hinted that a rate hike could be in play as early as June.
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Meanwhile, only 1,269 delegates are left in play, and Sanders now needs to win 57.8 percent of them.
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Darren Tristano, president of the restaurant industry research firm Technomic, argues that cultural changes are also in play.
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"Local elections are really where political power in this country is in play," said the MOE's Alejandra Barrios.
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Trump said he believes California and his home state of New York could be in play, for example.
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A total of almost 53,25 council seats were in play from the local elections previously held in 28.
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A couple fewer breaks in play won't kill Cleveland's chances, but less rest for James certainly doesn't help.
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The motorized gripper worked just fine in zero-g — sometimes even better than when gravity was in play.
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The actual action of the football game — when the ball is in play — is about 12 minutes long.
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Was Ms. Warren a hypocrite, as some of her opponents had suggested, or was something else in play?
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Here is what I took away from their analysis: You can see some fascinating tradeoffs in play here.
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The incident happened in the first quarter of New York's 119–115 loss during a stoppage in play.
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Facebook's international HQ is in Ireland so the regulator in play here is the Irish Data Protection Commission.
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From the south: Demographics are making North Carolina, Georgia, Texas and Arizona more competitive, and realistically in play.
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Collins cited other states in play -- Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Virginia -- that could tip the balance to Trump.
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There are a ton of interesting characters in play, and I'm still waiting to see where they're going.
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Not one of Williams's first six opponents put more than 70 percent of Williams's serves back in play.
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You have to look pretty hard to get even a vague sense these devices might be in play.
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Scrunchies, '60s bobs, and even butterfly clips are back in play, from the runways to the red carpet.
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You get credit for putting the ball in play, for sure, but they found a lot of holes.
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Do you know which negotiating points right now are in play to get to that March 1st deadline?
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AI technology is in play and companies are going to use it, or else they won't remain competitive.
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For those with a declinist sentiment, he says, fear and anxiety about the future may be in play.
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"Supergirl," now on its second season courtesy of The CW, has its own Trump-bashing plot in play.
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Nia Long made her Empire debut as Las Vegas queenpin Giuliana in "Play On" and did not disappoint.
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"Safe-haven plays were in play," said Tom Roseen, head of research services for Thomson Reuters' Lipper unit.
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A Le Pen triumph, on the other hand, means pretty much anything is in play, including a Frexit.
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He's one of a couple members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus whose votes are still in play.
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More than two dozen stadium workers scrambled to clear hash marks and yard lines during breaks in play.
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Emanuel may be waving the white flag of surrender ahead of a race that's very much in play.
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It would need to avoid using any of the language or narratives that were already commonly in play.
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Sudden-death overtime will ensure there are no ties, while limited scrum resets will reduce delays in play.
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It was solid but not the stellar numbers needed to convince the market that September is in play.
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That's not to say that her normal demons aren't in play all season, because they most certainly are.
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"I think where we are is they are putting a new chapter in play," he told Business Insider.
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Clinton needs 71 delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination, but only 67 delegates are in play on Sunday.
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He instead argues that there are technical forces in play, and that investors should position bullishly going forward.
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But the bill in play has several dangerous features that could make bailouts more likely, not less likely.
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The single-digit polling shows the race in play and might mean the Democrats ramp up their efforts.
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The other lawmakers are considered in play, despite their posturing in the days ahead of key floor votes.
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In "Play," she turns her attention to the social experience of creating, telling and making meaning through stories.
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"He's serving well, he makes almost every return in play, he runs well, he competes well," Boynton said.
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And in the scrambled electoral map of 2016, Arizona looks increasingly as if it will be in play.
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Some of the states in play this year are ones that are traditionally considered battlegrounds for presidential candidates.
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Bannon's populism isn't any less shaky when it comes to the issues in play as these elections approach.
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TF1: TF1 announced on tuesday increasing its stake in Play Two and taking a majority interest of 51%.
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There are also 240 or so competitive state legislative seats that are in play in urban-suburban districts.
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Yet the same industry deficits that have hampered past infection-control efforts are in play with the coronavirus.
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"The Senate majority is in play," said Nathan L. Gonzales, a nonpartisan handicapper and editor of Inside Elections.
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Both are in play when it comes to the Davis Cup and the would-be World Team Cup.
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This district is rated as Likely Republican by Cook's Political Report, but Democrats still think it's in play.
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There will be no No. 103 or 2 seeds in play on Thursday as eight teams square off.
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This district is rated Likely Republican by the Cook Political Report, but Democrats still think it's in play.
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Jones is now behind bars in Oklahoma -- where the death penalty could be in play if he's convicted.
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"Everything is in play now," Melanie Conklin, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, said on Wednesday.
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There are also 22018 or so competitive state legislative seats that are in play in urban-suburban districts.
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There will be water everywhere except where fans would most expect it — in play on the golf course.
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The clock is turned off during points, but it rarely rests when the ball is not in play.
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However, unlike in 225, Sanders looks poised to win the most important state in play on Tuesday: California.
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"I don't remember ever having suffered as much, with the situation, with what was in play," Messi said.
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In all, she put 67 percent of her first serves in play, her highest total of the tournament.
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Being able to manufacture runs, put the ball in play and hope something goes your way is huge.
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Or that any performer possessed the concentration to keep all these words in play for the entire performance?
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I still think the theory is in play, even after Enid's confrontation with that Negan henchman on Sunday.
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"Anyone who thinks the House isn't in play is kidding themselves," a former GOP aide told The Hill.
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But its real significance may be for the fall elections, in which all seats will be in play.
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Federer had 40 winners and won 95 percent of points when he got his first serve in play.
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The NRCC not only believes this seat is in play, but is a prime pickup opportunity in 2018.
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An easy way to assess the emissions in play is to consider the East Coast, West Coast divide.
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In "Play It Again, Sam" (1972), there she was in flashbacks as Woody Allen's blatantly critical ex-wife.
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Powell argued, however, that another right was in play: the First Amendment; specifically, the right of academic freedom.
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After being batted around as a boogeyman in the Democratic primaries, super PACs are now fully in play.
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Leagues have argued that in-play action should be based on numbers from providers with official data deals.
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The president was asked there whether he felt Texas was in play for 2020 and downplayed the scenario.
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The furniture, rugs, books, art and artifacts are placed just so, yet they set a lot in play.
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They suggest that the House may be in play next November if Mr. Trump's political fortunes don't improve.
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Having an area where they can engage in play and storytelling allows them to connect with their peers.
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Those two trends overlap to put states like Arizona, Texas, Georgia and North Carolina in play for Democrats.
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"Just hoping to get a pitch that I could handle and get it in play there," Tomlinson said.
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And some pollsters say Democrats are getting ahead of themselves if they believe the House is in play.
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Republicans will now try to vote at lightning speed and there are only a few votes in play.
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The data for Republicans is harrowing: Some view the Senate as in play, although the map favors Republicans.
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But if a real wave develops – which won't be known until fall – the Senate could be in play.
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On the other hand, none of the districts currently held by Democratic incumbents become in play for Republicans.
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" Hurd, who won his re-election last year by just over 920 votes, says, "Texas is in play.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said later that his country might still be in play, depending on money.
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Nonetheless you experience the fullness of that life in play and become a sort of cyborgian with it.
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The lighting in "Play It Loud" is dim, perhaps reflecting rock music as the sound of the night.
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No, but I think that Silicon Valley at this point wouldn't exist without those other regions in play.
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Interest in an advertisement is based on what percentage of the audience is watching the ad in "play" speed.
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But other factors are in play in the demise of Bolivia's second-largest body of water, behind Lake Titicaca.
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It is unclear now whether the survey is an outlier or a sign the state is still in play.
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I don't know all the technology things that went in play there, but that was the gist of it.
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With teams only able to protect one goaltender, that's left several big names in play on the trade market.
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This was in play with the war of words over trade in the run-up to the G7 summit.
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But the president&aposs executive order remains in play, and is fully enforceable during the pendency of these trials.
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When they dig deeper, they find that there's a plot in play that threatens the entire city of Retropolis.
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As far as discrimination leading to the gender pay gap, the researchers couldn't find evidence of that in play.
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Sources close to Kasich's political team have told BuzzFeed News in recent weeks that both options are in play.
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There are still scenarios in play where Florence comes close to the East Coast, but does not make landfall.
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All 48 seats they lost in 2015 will be "in play", reckons Rob Ford of the University of Manchester.
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Because all these factors are in play, the new conspiracism is unlikely to be contained to the United States.
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But other factors are in play in the demise of Bolivia's second-largest body of water after Lake Titicaca.
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Games downloaded that appear in Play may still function if they do not require a purchase validation upon launch.
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Republicans hope that Trump could put Rust Belt states like Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan in play for the party.
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"People are now thinking the 200-day moving average is in play" on the S&P 500, around 2,082.
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To personalize your account, you can now also choose from over 40 avatars to represent you in Play Games.
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"C-Painting" is one of Murray's first literal uses of language in painting — punctuation animated and suspended in play.
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But this time, there's a key support level in play that could make for an especially risk-averse trade.
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Changing demographics in the country and Trump's missteps have been credited with putting more states in play for Democrats.
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Games downloaded that appear in Play, may still function if they do not require a purchase validation upon launch.
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Chris Hayes: The book was focused on the US, but a lot of the same things are in play.
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We're told if and when the next 'Superman' project is greenlit, Cavill along with others would be in play.
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A lot of people had a lot of power and money in play that demanded some real bad guys.
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They got a win 205 of those seats, and three of the 230 Democratic seats that are in play.
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There are a number of complicating factors in play, making it hard to know exactly who's behind the misinformation.
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The best hope, he says, is four lawsuits challenging the ban on constitutional grounds, which are still in play.
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All he has done is put two senate seats, multiple house seats, and Georgia's 2023 electoral votes in play.
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ET. "There's severe risk in play from Nashville to Tallahassee," said Kait Parker, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel.
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McMullin, a Salt Lake City resident and Mormon, is giving them a safety valve, putting the state in play.
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This time around, with even more small investors in play, Trian does not want to make the same mistake.
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With new market rules in play, but limited food supplies, prices have floated toward what affluent Cubans can afford.
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While Utah is typically a safe Republican state, Donald Trump's low favorability among Mormons could put it in play.
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But for a writer that's perhaps different than for a musician/performer, because the live audience isn't in play.
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There's a different kind of point of view in play that's quite different from the usual conventions of painting.
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The candidates, for one, are all fully aware of the dynamics in play — and the consequences of their decisions.
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In early Wednesday trading, the 10-year Treasury touched 3.02 percent, so this level is very much in play.
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Nathan Gonzales at Inside Elections rates 86 seats as in play, only 10 of which are held by Democrats.
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I drove it well, kept the ball in play, hit a lot of greens and made some good putts.
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Ensuring that children wash hands and wipe off faces before engaging in play or sharing toys is especially important.
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But other factors are in play in the demise of Bolivia's second-largest body of water behind Lake Titicaca.
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Anthony Rizzo at least put the ball in play, but he popped out to third to end the inning.
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"It may put the seat in play if Moore wins," said Whit Ayres, a prominent Virginia-based GOP pollster.
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"By any objective standard, those are the seats that are likely to be in play," McConnell told the Post.
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SMORES-EP is the robot in play here, and the researchers have given it a specific breadth of knowledge.
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And thanks to Paul Ryan's retirement and Nancy Pelosi's polarization, the leadership of both parties is now in play.
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So it's reasonable to say that there are elements in play that will reduce the impact of that effect.
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There aren't enough to put Texas in play (yet — though Clinton beat Obama's 230 performance by 259 percent there).
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Hunters and gatherers only spent half of their time working, and the rest was spent in play or leisure.
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Good or bad luck on balls in play alters their results in ways that don't reflect their true abilities.
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I think what emerges from the documentary is how many factors are in play in matters of this nature.
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Still in play for the job: Acting national security adviser Keith Kellogg, former UN ambassador John Bolton, Lt. Gen.
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None of Serena's first six opponents in Melbourne put more than 70 percent of her serves back in play.
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The "opt-in" versus "opt-out" principle is no longer in play since the constitutional theory is effectively defunct.
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To one degree or another — and no one really knows how much — Brexit puts all of this in play.
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"Any district that touches the suburbs, regardless of Trump victory margins, is in play," said a senior GOP aide.
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The appeal by the Astros could only be enacted after the umpires said the game was back in play.
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But the younger Casey does not look like a vote in play — even with Roe possibly in the balance.
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Rupert Murdoch and his sons have effectively put the bigger of their family empires, 21st Century Fox, in play.
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At least five states have bills in play that would implement some form of carbon tax or fee. Gov.
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House races: There are congressional seats across the country still in play, including in New York, California and Texas.
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According to Lazarus, the court doesn't typically revisit past cases unless there is a major constitutional question in play.
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As Buzzfeed's Zoe Tillman explained: That suggests Papadopoulos' connections to other, higher-level campaign officials are still in play.
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In play-acting like Trump, Schumer launched yet another partisan "civility" conversation but buried his real message in noise.
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Lewis qualified his statement by noting that storage would have to be "in play" on a much grander scale.
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The nerds yell about objective truth; the cranky aesthetes praise ''putting the ball in play'' and ''gritting out wins.
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While Justice Neil Gorsuch asked questions suggesting his vote might be in play, several other conservative justices expressed skepticism.
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All he has done is put two Senate seats, multiple House seats and Georgia's 16 electoral votes in play.
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"There is a relatively small sample of artists in play at the moment," said Mr. Petterson, founder of ArtTactic.
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"It's in play now," Trump continued, going after Clinton during a critique of policies he argued hurt U.S. workers.
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Audiences aren't getting the full picture on the issues in play, be it immigration, health care or gun control.
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He wanted to foul off any strikes at the belt or above, and put a lower pitch in play.
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With Super Tuesday coming and a large swath of delegates in play, time is running out to stop Sanders.
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Though it is still rare in the United States, in-play is the dominant form of sports betting overseas.
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But a new, similar tax might now be in play after Amazon-backed candidates' showing in last week's election.
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Indeed, talking heads on cable news shows endlessly debate now whether there was a quid pro quo in play.
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" He named Oregon, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Virginia as states that are "in play.
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Cory Booker, D-New Jersey, who some people believe might be in play for president sooner rather than later.
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But we'll put these outreach programs in states that are in play in 2018 and continue to expand that.
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Numerous questions remain as to what intentions and machinations were in play in this latest threat to Egyptian culture.
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In that series, she showed cityscapes devoid of human figures, the setting as vessel for the emotions in play.
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"I'm struck by the images that Eleanor choses to recreate in Play-Doh," Paul Kopeikin tells The Creators Project.
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To really drive home that point, there would need to be some kind of market value already in play.
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In spite of all the powers and characters in play, The Tick's writers aren't particularly interested in showy action sequences.
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In California, the flourishing Latino population has helped put in play some Republican-controlled House districts Democrats hope to flip.
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But if infant mortality isn't increasing, then it's pretty clear other factors are in play—factors that won't fix themselves.
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UConn hasn't lost a game in more than two years and is in play for a fifth consecutive national title.
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What's more impressive about this one is the touch on the end line to keep the ball in play. Heroics.
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A raft of socially amplified framing devices are in play, along with the viewing role of our senses and id.
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The idea of targeted, government-mandated punishments for industrial espionage, floated under the last administration, could be in play again.
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Cash cow NAFTA is in play, as is foreign aid to Honduras and the countries that allow this to happen.
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The House is definitely in play, but Republicans don't have to worry about all the races they were sweating before.
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Overall, Republicans are defending 24 seats while Democrats are protecting just 10, only one of which is considered in play.
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Honda has spoken boldly about tweaks to the compressor/turbine design – albeit while keeping its size-zero concept in play.
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Democrat Jessica Rosenworcel, who recently wrapped up a previous term at the commission, is in play for the other vacancy.
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And he argued that a "traditional Republican" nominee would not put those states in play, as he believes he has.
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Have you heard of any deals in play where a non-tech firm is really eyeing up a tech company?
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I first saw this dynamic in play a decade ago when I began working as an editor at a newspaper.
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We're two weeks away from the Fed's June meeting on interest rates, where a rate hike is back in play.
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Taxes aren't the only reason you should consult your financial advisor or CPA if you have some options in play.
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They put a couple balls in play and scored some runs, but all in all his stuff was pretty good.
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For what it's worth, we have heard that Spotify+Soundcloud is the real deal, and may still be in play.
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The platform automatically keeps tabs on scoring, maintaining a competitive leaderboard across all their contacts and gaming titles in play.
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States that should be absolutely safe for him, including South Carolina, Georgia and even Utah, could well be in play.
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ON THE WAY TO NEUTRAL, WE'VE STILL GOT THE PUNCH BOWL, YOU KNOW, IN PLAY, GOING UP A LITTLE BIT.
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Those factors may soon be back in play, as companies begin demanding "soft skills" like creativity, adaptability, and oral communication.
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That's a drop of about 50% for the GOP in the most surprising state in play in the 2016 election.
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EXCLUSIVE- ECB POLICYMAKERS DIVIDED ON NEXT POLICY STEP, WITH RATE CUT, GUIDANCE CHANGE AND MORE QE ALL IN PLAY - SOURCES
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That would be back in 1966, and definitions established in that case and its follow-ups are still in play.
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Given the many uncertainties still in play, banks have generally been wary of trying to quantify the impact of Brexit.
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Also in play: Circle's new lead investor isn't a venture capital shop, making the monetary infusion all the more interesting.
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FIFA considers referees to be part of the field of play, so balls that touch them are still in play.
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Despite moving players around like chessmen, his team turned more balls in play into outs than any team in baseball.
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With that push unsuccessful thus far, and the latest effort flaming out last week, the subsidies case remains in play.
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With all these factors in play, the next major attack on European soil is a question of when, not if.
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Why, exactly, he's no longer putting as many balls in play is worthy of a deeper dive at some point.
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And not just in play — it's a dead heat between Brat and Spanberger, according to the most recent polling averages.
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With 69 balls in play (ignoring the red powerball for now), each ball has an even chance of being drawn.
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With all those factors in play, the dollar is now forecast to give back some gains over the coming year.
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Gorsuch's impact might also have been in play in a case the court decided to take up for next term.
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Lujan distributed a memo to members that declared "the House is in play" and ticked through polling and recent trends.
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Vice President Pence and President Donald Trump are 230 behind this race because they know that Michigan is in play.
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This version has a number of additional gameplay features compared to the first, which was pretty Tetris-like in play.
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The unfortunate thing is that even without Team Trump fueling existing market inequalities, we already saw these dynamics in play.
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Since the purveyors of bitter-end conservatism have lost their stranglehold, the center-right ought to be back in play.
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It will take a Herculean effort to put Florida in play for Rubio, and that effort starts tonight in Texas.
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But with the 212008 environment poised to be a terrible one for Republicans, the Eighth is most certainly in play.
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"It's our unstructured drop-in play group, which we're dividing into three developmental stages: pre-crawl, crawling, walking," Cohen said.
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"Almost from Day 1 of her reign, production of these kinds of propaganda was really in play," Mr. Harwood said.
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With Raonic serving for the match at 5-3, Federer did not get a return in play until 40-0.
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In fact, in the believe-it-or-not category, Utah is considered to be in play in the general election.
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That dynamic that could be in play now, as operators look for exits by acquisitions rather than by going public.
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Without passage of a new GOP budget, the rules would not be in play and Democrats would have more leverage.
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The Sharks had the early edge in play and were rewarded when Evander Kane opened the scoring at 6:26.
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Balls are going to be put in play, and that's how it was all year long, even in the playoffs.
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A number of other seats that would normally be seen as safer for Republicans are also in play, including Rep.
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On Wednesday, Justice Anthony Kennedy, whose vote may be the only one in play, appeared to buy into that illogic.
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In the fight to prevent Mr. Trump from sweeping all of the state's 95 delegates, two things are in play.
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Last night no fewer than four fan theories were in play at once and, drumroll, none of them came true!
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The ball appeared to bounce off signage behind the left-field wall but was ruled in play by the umpires.
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There is certainly a "genetic component in play," as he puts it, but he mostly chalks it up to exposure.
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Republicans can probably afford to lose only two senators, and about a half-dozen senators appear to be in play.
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Under the circumstances, Sue Jean Kim, who plays Gina, does a credible job of keeping an incredible character in play.
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Still, Democrats believe Abrams could help put her home state in play and juice African-American turnout in swing states.
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But in play-acting like Trump, he launched yet another partisan "civility" conversation, and buried his real message in noise.
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Though these are statistically significant declines, they don't mean much politically, because these districts will practically never be in play.
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Mr. Konkus said that no such agenda was in play with the reduction in size and leadership of those offices.
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Texas, the top state for California exiles, will probably come up short for Democrats this year, though it's in play.
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He did not just put it back in play — he hit a winner past a stunned Berdych at the net.
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She's been working in the medium for four years, and published a book — "Photographs Rendered In Play-Doh" — in 2014.
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Bruce Davidson is one of my favorite photographers, and I thought this is one that might work in Play-Doh.
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They are last, for instance, in defensive efficiency ratio, which calculates the percentage of balls in play turned into outs.
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A performer will come in, play, pack up, and leave without a face-to-face exchange between the two parties.
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In the Senate, Democrats need to see a net gain of two of the 35 seats in play this November.
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That other movies in play this season besides "The Shape of Water" and "Three Billboards..." have no chance at all?
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"Anybody who has a pair of eyes and ears knows that the House is in play and at risk," Rep.
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Conviction required supermajority support of 67 out of 100 senators; with Republicans controlling 53 seats, this was never in play.
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Kozlova simply kept the ball in play long enough for Ostapenko's implosions — and Kozlova didn't have to wait very long.
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More balls are put in play than the Mets expected, and their aging defense has not tracked those balls down.
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"The Lego system in play is a design language that both stimulates creativity and challenges your combinatory skills," he says.
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Then September's low yield of 1.503% could be in play, and after that the yield could head into the 1.40s.
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And that's without even accounting for the possibility of additional indictments, which could well be in play, as discussed above.
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But there are a few other possibilities that could be in play, though there isn't much direct evidence of them.
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The grocery wars are growing in America with a new German competitor in play, which hopes to shake things up.
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Analysts at KeyBanc and Stifel listed a number of companies that could now be in play, including Zendesk and Talend.
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Apple says it had an algorithm in play that would often group together apps from the same developer in results.
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A few minutes later, when he was on the sidelines again, I asked whether the ball had been in play.
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"You set these things in play and then see what happens — I don't interfere if it goes wrong," Gallaccio says.
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New drilling concessions are no longer being handed out, but the government says old accords should be kept in play.
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The judge's questions got at the core tenets of the foreign agents laws that are in play in this case.
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If doing the right thing does not come "naturally" then perhaps a mercenary, purely political impetus will be in play.
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They're oftentimes living very mobile and very uncertain lives, and when you throw a disaster in, everything is in play.
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But foreign policy oversight was also weak during both the Bush and Obama administrations, so other factors are in play.
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"The one thing last night tells me is that we need to put a lot more races in play," Rep.
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As for other animals, there is at least anecdotal evidence that some turtles and octopuses engage in play-like activities.
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"Some [American intelligence officials] make the argument to me that AI is already in play, in some ways," Sciutto added.
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With these sorts of characters in play, the many issues The Hate U Give touches on come vibrantly to life.
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There is still some evilness in play — the entire invasion was set up by the evil warlock Gul'dan, for one.
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We're told the network continues to have its eye on Lionel Richie, who has been in play for several months.
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" "It keeps a September rate hike in play and leaves the door open in December, which is a big question mark.
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As the Tories ponder a new leader to replace the tragic Mrs May, that liberal future is once more in play.
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Because Mrs May's drastic "hard Brexit" has been rejected by voters, the question of what replaces it is back in play.
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In addition, Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, said the bullish "golden cross" is already in play on the daily charts.
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Dow 20,000 could be back in play Thursday as traders watch economic releases on service sector activity and jobs-related data.
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One governor's race is still in play: In Georgia, Republican Brian Kemp has a two-point lead over Democrat Stacey Abrams.
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He boasted that he could put states like Pennsylvania in play, rattling off general election polls in a battery of states.
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"Until we know more, the possibility of mass hysteria is certainly in play," New Zealand sociologist Robert Bartholomew, author of Outbreak!
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"Food and oil-related fuel and transport prices are coming back in play as sources of higher inflation," he told CNBC.
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"When a video is in play, police should release it within 48 hours," said University of Chicago law professor Craig Futterman.
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" "Investors were hoping we might get some reprieve from tightening but it looks like that balance sheet is not in play.
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According to Carl Klarner, a political scientist, 12 Republican-held state legislative chambers, including Arizona, Colorado and Florida, are in play.
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When Cook subsequently winked at Trump's "Tim Apple" flub, while a lot of people laughed, others noted the cynicism in play.
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Different cues in your environment can cue you to pick up all these thing that were in play in Palo Alto.
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There's actually a pretty wide variety of wheeled e-rides in play for locals with the guts to get on them.
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There were corridors that the mind could not traverse about Bill Clinton so long as "President Hillary Clinton" was in play.
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"I think if Justice Gorsuch is true to his textualist proclamations, his vote could well be in play," Mr Hasen says.
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But what I can no longer understand is skipping out on the process entirely, especially with down-ballot races in play.
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If Iowa is in play in 2020, it would be a sign that the Midwest had slipped away from the President.
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Even South Carolina could be in play: The only poll conducted there in 2016 has Trump winning by only 2 points.
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Given that X-Men: Dark Phoenix is scheduled for release in 2019, the pieces are already in play for that conflict.
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He's said time and time again that he wants different states in play than the ones the GOP has traditionally targeted.
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On the other hand, down the ballot, at least half a dozen congressional seats in New York are actually in play.
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There is no question that the Midwest will be in play next year and that Democrats need to recapture this region.
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The original idea is still in play: modern smartphones are powerful and versatile tools, and work well as wireless sound detectors.
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Even with fast, sleek physical cars in play, this removal of the human driver could take away some of the thrill.
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CMCUT-0 LME: Data shows a dominant holder of copper warrants and nearby futures positions, suggesting lending guidance is in play.
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Democrats believe they can pick up six to eight legislative chambers currently controlled by Republicans, with several more possibly in play.
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"I think the House is in play," Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel told The Hill in a recent interview.
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For Democrats, putting the House in play will require a party-wide message that mobilizes voters to head to the polls.
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Along with Swift's Identity crowd and Bowers's White Knights, there was at least one more, wackier sect in play here, right?
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After reading his comments on the death of Cuba's Fidel Castro, I'm now thinking other points of entry are in play.
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The state's 28503 electoral votes are in-play with Trump up 22019 percentage point in the RealClear Politics poll of polls.
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But two recent polls show it back in play, with the GOP nominee within 21625 or 2900 points of Clinton there.
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Every pundit and late-night comedian is going to rant as if there are real facts and predictable outcomes in play.
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In addition, Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, said the bullish "golden cross" is already in play on the daily charts.
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What is highly unlikely to be in play: The corporate tax rate, which is reduced to 20 percent in each version.
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Orbital ATK's Antares rocket is officially back in play after successfully launching from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia this evening.
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Here's a look at the suits in play: Democrats sue over signature matching This important hearing happens today at 1 p.m.
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Donald J. Trump's general election prospects look grim, possibly putting reliably Republican states in play, our review of recent polls suggests.
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With all these factors in play, it is not obvious what course the U.S. should follow to deal with the problem.
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After allowing a leadoff double to Granderson, Kershaw retired the next 11 batters without a ball in play leaving the infield.
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He predicted the GOP will hold the House this fall despite predictions from Democrats that the chamber could be in play.
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"It's in play," said Brendan Steinhauser, a Texas GOP strategist who ran Cornyn's 2014 race and helped Cruz win in 2012.
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Wozniacki merely had to keep the ball in play to build a 5-0 lead as her unseeded opponent sprayed errors.
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Indeed, Democrats believe the billionaire White House hopeful's high negatives broadly expand the map, even putting states like Indiana in play.
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A gambler might bet, for example, that the sum of the first two cards in play will total 7 or 11.
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Hispanics tend to be concentrated in states like California, Texas, New York, New Jersey, Illinois — states that are not in play.
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In fact, that day also we were doing it only in play but he made a video and it went viral.
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Though the Fed reaction and oil price surge were the markets' main drivers, they were not the only factors in play.
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In its more modest form of gerrymandering, the practice has been in play for decades and used by both parties alike.
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Cersei's vulnerability is what made him choose her, and Daenerys will be back in play the moment she needs more help.
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But when the media becomes so hellbent on twisting every comment to fit a narrative, seemingly every utterance is in play.
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Some analysts believe the Sunbelt is in play for 2020 after Democrats won key races this year in Arizona and Nevada.
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At that point, you're simply talking about too much geography being in play for retail politics to make a big difference.
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And they are already gearing up for next year, where many more local seats will be in play across the country.
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The Dragon's Trap remakes the SEGA original, sticking close in play, but giving it a beautiful new presentation and orchestral score.
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Go deeper: Why Trump is mad about the proposed pipeline S&P Global Platts explores other energy matters in play here.
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Stay tuned: We'll be polling next some of the GOP seats that are in play such as Arizona, Nevada and Tennessee.
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Today, PMI is back in play, accounting for 35 percent of mortgage insurance volume last year, according to Inside Mortgage Finance.
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But the state is now back in play, with a poll from Suffolk University in Boston showing a tied race. Mrs.
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Most noticeably, he strives to keep every conspiratorial option open and every possible suspect in play for as long as possible.
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He Shoots, He Scores Stacks of modern sports books for kids put nuance in play in the traditionally plot-rich genre.
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There are fewer players (two versus four), fewer ends (eight versus 10) and fewer total rocks in play (12 versus 16).
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The Pac-212 managed to get only three teams in the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament, two of them in play-in games.
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This R+423 district is rated as Likely Republican by the Cook Political Report, but Democrats still think it's in play.
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The March 1 Movement, born a century ago, set in play the forces that would foster and then divide the nation.
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As a result, the number of ballots cast, particularly in play categories, is likely to be smaller than in past years.
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But even a small percentage of the billions in play can be directed to incentivize capturing carbon, among other environmental services.
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This R+10 district is rated as Likely Republican by the Cook Political Report, but Democrats still think it's in play.
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Not in Kick Off Revival: if the goalie's got it in his hands, wherever he's stood, it's still in play, apparently.
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It's hard to pinpoint what exactly was the original teatox brand, but the companies in play today are all remarkably similar.
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But there's something else in play here, and it's that Deadpool is a reflection of his era's major comic book trends.
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With plenty of flat surfaces left in play — ceilings, windows and countertops were fair game — there was room for significant creativity.
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Democrats are targeting seven Republican-held districts, though it's more likely that three or four are truly in play right now.
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Mr. Thaler, a professor at the business school, exemplifies the range of academic views in play at the university these days.
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In an interview with The New York Times while the gambit was still in play, Mr. Musk didn't deny a connection.
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"From my perspective, the east coast and the west coast have been equally in play for the last week," he said.
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James Paxton also settled down in the top half of the second inning, and did not allow any balls in play.
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Plenty of people outside the White House also see it as a stretch to think that such machinations are in play.
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"We all know this cycle is very challenging for House Republicans, and the House is very much in play," said Rep.
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Against Donskoy, a wild-card entrant ranked 93th, Medvedev prevailed despite putting just 29 percent of his first serves in play.
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The prosecutor typically wants to keep the cooperator's incentive -- the potential reward of reduced sentencing -- in play until cooperation is complete.
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Democrats' ability to put the Senate in play mostly depends on mounting serious challenges in at least some of those states.
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But really, the fact that such moral considerations are even in play among the hosts signifies a departure from Season 1.
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Mr. Hunter is facing an investigation for the improper use of campaign funds, putting an otherwise safe Republican seat in play.
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With all the nefarious pawns in play right now, it wouldn't be surprising to see her killed by some Whisperer treachery.
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We can't make good policy unless we acknowledge that all three challenges — inherent, access, and social — are almost always in play.
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"All he has done is put two Senate seats, multiple House seats, and Georgia's 16 electoral votes in play," McLaughlin said.
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If Democrat Doug Jones wins the Senate election in Alabama, control of the Senate would be seriously in play as well.
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"He mixes his pitches well, is efficient, works quick and makes them put the ball in play," said manager Kevin Cash.
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In that time, Judge also put three other balls in play but swung and missed at several pitches, according to MLB.com.
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"There has been no consequence or impact that we can discern on the other bilateral issues in play here," Satterfield said.
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Because there are so many spinoff pitches floating around, it's easy to get confused about which ones are still in play.
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Don't be surprised to see districts the GOP thought were safe suddenly emerge as 'in play' once Bloomberg money is activated.
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While most contests in the Senate will not be competitive, the states that will be in play heavily favor the Republicans.
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But comments like Murillo's statements to the Guardian indicate that attacks against Morales and MAS are very much still in play.
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Democrats believe the House majority is firmly in play, as historically the president's party typically loses seats in a midterm election.
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Host Chuck Todd pressed Warner on whether there was an actual crime in play that could precipitate the impeachment of Trump.
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Competitive races in Rhode Island, Maine and Connecticut mean all of New England's governors' offices are in play for the GOP.
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In interviews with providers, Reuters found that in some cases a number of factors were in play when clinics closed down.
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Looking tells me that Klee was more interested in intricate forms of non-work; in the critical pleasure found in play.
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In "Leave/Remain #2," Britain's Union Jack is more prominently in play, but pieces of the EU stars are still visible.
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From the Mets' perspective, the opt-out was always in play as a tool to keep Cespedes while minimizing long-term risk.
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