On television, 39.7% of broadcast scripted shows had women in the lead and 21.5% a minority in the lead.
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Cable scripted shows had women in the lead 43.1% of the time and a minority in the lead for 21.3% of series.
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Furthermore, you could point out that special elections in the lead up to presidential elections aren't as predictive of those as special elections are in the lead up to a midterm.
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In the lead is online prescription drug service PillPack .
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And I think Julia was extraordinary in the lead role.
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With #PeterKraus in the lead, it's going to be amazing.
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We may go in the lead by a little bit.
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In the lead role, Spall portrays Unionist politician Ian Paisley.
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"Apple is my teacher, it's in the lead," he said.
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Alas, defendants have no say in the lead plaintiff process.
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Kelly Ayotte now in the lead after falling behind Gov.
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Already in the lead, Amazon is trying to extend it.
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The original Roots starred LeVar Burton in the lead role.
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At one point in the lead, Carson has consistently dropped.
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This isn't Flappy Bird with Mario cast in the lead.
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It sounds like Sony plans on staying in the lead.
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The most recent public polling has Nicholson in the lead.
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States should be firmly in the lead for running elections.
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"Watch it, lady!" the officials in the lead car scream.
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"We want to run in the lead pack," Rosario said.
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Elizabeth Warren in the lead ahead of Biden and Sanders.
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America was moving forward, with Bill Clinton in the lead.
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When he turned around, Hal was suddenly in the lead.
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Yes, dynamics may change in the lead up to November.
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What's McConnell's strategy been in the lead up to it?
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Two other recent polls have shown Biden in the lead.
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In RCP's Iowa average, Biden is in the lead pack.
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In a minute, why is Biden still in the lead?
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Brad Pitt in the lead role, playing General Stanley McChrystal. It's
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Axios puts Rosen in the lead, 48 percent to 45 percent.
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The half ended with Fnatic in the lead, 2000-6. Virtus.
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Mulvaney's role in the lead-up to that call is swelling.
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It requires an actor who can sing in the lead role.
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And, as it turns out, Ubisoft is way in the lead.
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Samsung is in the lead, according to the International Data Corporation.
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So Davis may still get placed in the lead actress race.
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When the pitting cycled through, Harvick was back in the lead.
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It is now in the lead position to form a government.
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Successfully launching 60 satellites would put SpaceX comfortably in the lead.
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This is right where you want to be (in the lead).
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And there's been many more speaking out in the lead-up.
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Chris Fromme is still in the lead ... but for how long?
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Chris Froome remains in the lead at the Tour de France.
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I was in the lead in opposition to the Keystone pipeline.
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Opinion polls put 5-Star and the League in the lead.
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We're in the lead today but that's not enough for us.
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And it's exciting to see a minority in the lead role.
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U.S. election polls have continued to put Clinton in the lead.
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An Ipsos poll published Friday also put Macron in the lead.
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There are no recent polls that show Strange in the lead.
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While various companies are in pursuit, three are in the lead.
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Something similar could happen in the lead case, environmental activists acknowledged.
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Even though Bernie is in the lead, we can't stop working.
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In the lead-up to opening night, which is Wednesday, Oct.
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" Dijsselbloem responded: "We need the Commission to be in the lead.
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But the latest poll shows Joe Biden comfortably in the lead.
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Carbajal's support puts Harris in the lead with four CHC endorsements.
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"There is one consistent in the primary: Joe Biden has been in the lead, and he is in the lead," said Don Fowler, a former chair of both the Democratic National Committee and state Democratic Party.
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In the lead-up to the 2016 presidential race, Democratic Massachusetts Sen.
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Only Lion features an Asian actor in the lead role, for instance.
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Erdoğan spun other conspiracy theories in the lead-up to the referendum.
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Anticipation has been building in the lead-up to the Mumbai games.
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In the lead up to the election, I felt invigorated and active.
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The drone race is off and running, with Israel in the lead
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Defendants aren't supposed to pick a dog in the lead counsel fight.
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Dutch cyclist Annemiek van Vleuten was in the lead before the crash.
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Some more spookalicious fun for you in the lead up to Halloween.
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If Taylor looks to be in the lead, interest rates will rise.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump — appear securely in the lead in New York.
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I think it's overstated to say that they'd be in the lead.
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How the Paris attackers communicated in the lead-up to the Nov.
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Nearly every previous survey of the race found Sinema in the lead.
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They included:That states should be "firmly in the lead" of running elections.
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In the lead-up to his fourth Olympics, Lochte trained in Charlotte.
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After the recanvass, Clinton remained in the lead but by 1,911 votes.
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In the lead up to debate on the bill to decriminalise abortion.
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This album came out in the lead up to the 143 election.
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"There were like 75 percent males in the lead roles," he said.
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The original piece also contained a caption error in the lead image.
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Yes, one man is in the lead, but the tables can turn.
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"It's exciting," Torres said of being in the lead at a major.
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Especially in the lead categories, it's the character you find most sympathetic.
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That puts him in the lead comfortably, with a score of 98.98.
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Within two weeks, her campaign's polling had her back in the lead.
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With Sanders in the lead, the race behind him is quite muddled.
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Neither Iowa nor New Hampshire has a candidate clearly in the lead.
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But the Afghan forces remain in the lead to do the fighting.
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Trudeau's party is in the lead in Ontario, based on voter intention.
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It was like he knew he was one centimeter in the lead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - What on earth is going on in the lead market?
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Garland's life in the lead-up to the film's timeline was tumultuous.
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Brazil shares rose 1% with financials and energy stocks in the lead.
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"If you go back and look at the history of these races, the person in the lead or the top two people or three people in the lead never end up being the ones who win," Ryan said.
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But the polls that have found Sanders in the lead have tended to survey more young people and first-time voters, while the polls that have found Biden in the lead have surveyed older people and traditional Democratic voters.
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Initially the White House was encouraged by tallies showing "Remain" in the lead.
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Senators were shown the video in the lead up to Puzder's nomination fight.
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ACS is currently in the lead having submitted a higher bid on Oct.
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The Model 23 was in the lead, with 59% of electric vehicle sales.
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But there were some questions in the lead-up to the shoe's release.
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ET, Trump was in the lead with 53.2% while Cruz was at 363%.
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Winslet won the Golden Globe (Vikander was nominated in the Lead Actress category).
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Fans of the franchise were understandably skeptical in the lead up to release.
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It is heartening, therefore, that most polls show Jokowi firmly in the lead.
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Netflix has offered some details in the lead-up to the show's release.
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Foreign cinemas like to exhibit films with known names in the lead roles.
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Costs had also weighed it down in the lead up to the IPO.
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Perry has come under fire in the lead-up to her next album.
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"Dropped a few, but all in all still in the lead," he said.
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Bernie Sanders at 16 percent with Biden in the lead at 35 percent.
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That was still below Powell, who was in the lead with 29 percent.
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The next time the defense strolls into the courtroom, Cochran's in the lead.
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She was not nominated, despite winning twice before in the lead actress category.
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How can she win back some trust and get back in the lead?
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The rider who otherwise would have been in the lead said he agreed.
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In the lead up to the scandal, Olivia Jade's influencer presence was thriving
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None of the polls prior to tonight's results showed Gillum in the lead.
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Desktop remained in the lead at 52.8 percent, but the gap is narrowing.
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Currently, Netflix is still far in the lead in producing the most shows.
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PT (1000 GMT) interviews in the lead-up to his showdown with McGregor.
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Clinton was in the lead and waning when Mr. Trump took the edge.
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In the lead-up to Thursday's vote, members scrambled to avoid a confrontation.
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Salvini helped changed that, especially in the lead-up to the 2018 elections.
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In the lead-up to the performance, she said, Franken insisted on rehearsing.
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Pavel and Peter were in the lead sledge, carrying the bride and groom.
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Las Vegas is in the lead, with Orlando and New Orleans close behind.
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Previous surveys, released last year, had Buttigieg in the lead, and Massachusetts Sen.
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And Sanders is in the lead in New Hampshire, with Biden in second.
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Agatha, too, got a TV series, with Ashley Jensen in the lead role.
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That was pretty prescient in the lead-up to the age of Trump.
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This earlier adaptation casts Charlton Heston in the lead role (the human one).
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Trump has lashed out at Jackson in the lead-up to Stone's sentencing.
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In the lead-up to today's confirmation hearing for Attorney General-designate Sen.
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ET. "Macbeth" was set to open Wednesday with Domingo in the lead role.
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The show was set to open today, with Domingo in the lead role.
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Moore still in the lead with majority of precincts reporting 9:55 p.m.
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A change in the lead in SDEs could, effectively, flip a national delegate.
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Another projection by pollster ARGE Wahlen also showed the OVP in the lead.
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The attention to detail in the lead-up to their battle is noteworthy.
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In the lead-up to the 2016 election, fear seemed to be everywhere.
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We're fighting for a championship, I was in the lead, I control the pace.
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In the lead-up to the rally, Phoenix seemed like a recipe for chaos.
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Migration has become a hot topic in the lead up to New Zealand's Sept.
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We were in the lead then and we could take an important step now.
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The anthology, which features four horror movies in total, has ladies in the lead.
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Now by the end of her mission, Whitson will be supremely in the lead.
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In 2017, the movie finally started filming with Lady Gaga in the lead role.
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Election security was a fraught issue in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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Well, he's sadly not in the lead, but we know the kid's got potential.
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With Shahidi in the lead, this new show already glows from the inside out.
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In the lead up to Hearthstone's release, I became the insufferable card game fan.
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In the lead-up to the holiday season, Microsoft is throwing down the gauntlet.
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International executive Greg Peters will be taking Hunt's place in the lead product role.
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More recently, tensions escalated once again in the lead up to this year's Hajj.
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With the new Automated Following system, a human driver is in the lead truck.
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However, Legan wrote racist and angry posts in the lead-up to the shooting.
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Then, there's the fact that polls of humans still show Clinton in the lead.
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The drone race is off and running, with Israel in the lead Ofer Schreiber
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Henderson, who turns 21 next month, sits in the lead at 14-under par.
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David Yancey after a recount had her in the lead by a single vote.
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No public polling has found Clinton in the lead in New Hampshire since November.
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Such a coalition already governs in Thuringia, but with The Left in the lead.
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In the lead-off leg, Smith set a backstroke world record of 57.57 seconds.
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Kim and Xi have already met twice in the lead-up to the summit.
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Democrat Ben Jealous is currently in the lead with 21 percent of the vote.
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This time around, the index had climbed in the lead up to Japan's Oct.
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Not one public opinion survey conducted this cycle found Sanders in the lead there.
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Obama kept a relatively low-profile in the lead-up to the 2019 elections.
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Trump himself has appeared to be lowering expectation in the lead-up to Hanoi.
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It helps, too, to have two actors so immensely appealing in the lead roles.
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In the lead up to Osaka, we're even starting to see signs of this.
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Clinton in a number of must-win states, but she remains in the lead.
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Of course, all this adds to the sense of unpredictability in the lead market.
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A similar survey in December put Democrats in the lead by 13 percentage points.
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Whoever is in the lead now may not be the party that actually wins.
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His score of 84.53 puts him in the lead of the first three skaters.
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When Monmouth polled Pennsylvania voters last month, Saccone was the one in the lead.
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In the lead-up to the report, Trump's allies agreed that this was paramount.
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So far, Toyota is in the lead in sales, having sold about 1,753 Mirais.
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Buttigieg was in the lead, with Warren, Sanders and Biden essentially tied for second.
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It had grown too fast in the lead-up to the dot-com bust.
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Last week, multiple white supremacists were arrested in the lead up to the rally.
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Mining stocks edged up, with metal miners in the lead after copper prices firmed.
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Transgender actress Josie Totah has been cast in the lead role for the sitcom.
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JP Morgan has been seen in the lead to become Amundi's adviser, they added.
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Other exchanges are eyeing similar approaches, but SIX has seen itself in the lead.
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Subban then put the Predators back in the lead 44 seconds into the second.
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And in the lead-up to the midterms, their assault on Obamacare has stalled.
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In a sign of how diplomatic sensitivities are affecting the messaging behind these operations, the military's news release about the first ground patrol showed one photograph with a Turkish vehicle in the lead and another with an American vehicle in the lead.
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In a sign of how diplomatic sensitivities are affecting the messaging behind these operations, the military's news release about the first ground patrol showed one photograph with a Turkish vehicle in the lead and another with an American vehicle in the lead.
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Scott is a pretty popular two-term governor who has been polling in the lead.
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He warned us about all of these in the lead up to the 2016 election.
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Different sectors are taking their turn in the lead on a day-to-day basis.
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The movie has also faced criticism for not casting Asian actors in the lead parts.
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In the lead-up to this election, opposition supporters have been assaulted and journalists jailed.
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The Weeknd has been releasing singles in the lead-up to his expected fourth album.
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Gut remains in the lead, 58 points ahead of Vonn, going into Sunday's super-G.
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In the lead is Senator Bernie Sanders, with a New Hampshire win and 21 delegates.
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West is currently promoting new music in the lead-up to his upcoming album Swish.
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He made this promise dozens of time in the lead up to Obamacare's coverage expansion.
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Prabowo initially claimed that alternative polls by his own team put him in the lead.
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By the mid-1980s, in the lead up to the 1988 Olympics, the program intensified.
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Pundits were divided on AlphaGo's potential to win in the lead in to the matches.
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Other companies haven't spoken about similar investment strategies in the lead-ups to their launches.
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A killer playlist to pump your party up in the lead-up to the debate.
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We just couldn't see it in the lead up to or even during the launch.
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The game was called Brutal Legend, and it starred Jack Black in the lead role.
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Some recent polls have found "Remain" narrowly ahead, others that "Leave" was in the lead.
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"So you think you know," Google teased via Twitter in the lead up today's event.
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But after 300 of the 400 scheduled laps, Truex was back out in the lead.
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Consequently, in the lead up to the start of the program, I'm in a funk.
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I think it's safe to say the Budgy 9 are in the lead for October.
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Democrats think she needs to keep doing that in the lead-up to Election Day.
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" Nektar Therapeutics: "I can't say it's in the lead [for developing non-addictive opioid treatments].
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His side may be in the lead, but Britain's EU membership hangs by a thread.
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These attitudes and emotions have been activated in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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Of course, if Biden stays in the lead, he could end up cementing his status.
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By the final pit stops, there were three Fords in the lead of the race.
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That's why he's in the lead, that's why he's the person everyone is going after.
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The country's two biggest opinion polls last week saw him replace Poe in the lead.
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Now I have to say that I don't think France is in the lead anymore.
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Rousey's media blackout in the lead up to the event shrouded her return in mystery.
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Of Tokyo's 33 sub-indexes, 31 gained, with defensive stocks like pharmaceuticals in the lead.
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When pitting cycled through with 15 laps to go, Logano was back in the lead.
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N) is in the lead to acquire much of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's (FOXA.
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The poll differs from several other recent surveys that have shown Clinton in the lead.
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The Real Clear Politics congressional ballot still has Democrats in the lead by seven points.
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Director Tim Burton remade the movie in 2005 with Johnny Depp in the lead role.
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This trend has been no more evident than in the lead-up to Sunday's elections.
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In the lead up to Halloween, he is booked back-to-back making specialty teeth.
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"It might be the world's tallest midget, but it's in the lead," Mr. Burns said.
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Rudd was in the lead for the first week, but O'Brady caught him on Nov.
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He sits in the lead at 60 delegates before the Super Tuesday votes come in.
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Unfortunately, in the lead-up to the first round of the presidential election on Oct.
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In the lead-up to the anniversary, the government demonstrated its capacity for social surveillance.
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The latest NBC/WSJ poll of Democatic voters nationally now has Sanders in the lead.
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Why make the same version of the horror film with the man in the lead?
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The senator is expected to win 13 delegates from Saturday, putting him in the lead.
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Not long after he left, however, a small fire broke out in the lead locomotive.
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Signals from both sides in the lead-up to the trade talks have been mixed.
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More Republicans than Democrats are exiting Congress in the lead up to the 2020 elections.
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The junta has appeared particularly sensitive to criticism in the lead-up to the vote.
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In the lead-up to the primary, Clinton has been far more aggressive than Sanders.
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Signals from both sides in the lead-up to the trade talks have been mixed.
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And let's not forget what else happened in the lead-up to the Alabama vote.
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CF Michael Taylor batted in the lead-off spot but he failed to reach base.
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In the lead role of Yakovlev, Pyotr Fyodorov sometimes resembles a young, sleek Colin Farrell.
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All three are atop most national and statewide polls, often with Biden in the lead.
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Their goals go beyond red carpets, organizers said in the lead-up to the Oscars.
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It featured Julie Andrews in the lead; Ms. Ballard and Alice Ghostley played the stepsisters.
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That's a big shift since its poll from April, which had Ward in the lead.
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But the jokes, in the lead-up to the election, were more cringeworthy than comedic.
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However, Silva has been his typical nonchalant self in the lead-up to the bout.
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We guarantee he'll be asked about it in the lead-up to the Super Bowl.
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Port Authority officials chose an architectural and engineering joint venture with Mr. Calatrava in the lead.
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Thus, Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo could give the company an edge to stay in the lead.
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Heading into the balance beam, Mustafina was in the lead, with a 30.866 to Biles's 30.832.
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Unicorn, from U.K. developer AppsYouLove, is in the lead by downloads at present, but not ranking.
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General retailers are even more heavily dependent on shoppers' mood in the lead-up to Christmas.
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With one week until the first round of the elections, Bolsonaro is still in the lead.
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IN THE lead-up to Högertrafikomläggningen, or Day H, Sweden's traffic planners were hard at work.
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A spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio defended the mayor's role in the lead paint inspections.
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LG's already teased the upcoming flagship quite a bit in the lead up to today's announcement.
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It also became a political flashpoint in the lead-up to last month's US midterm elections.
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Brandt had the benefit of three years as vice-chancellor in the lead-up to 1969.
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Oil prices declined last week when the polls had shown the Leave campaign in the lead.
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The goal: to dominate digital platforms in the lead-up to a historic election in Mexico.
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The polls show Mr Valls in the lead, but in fact the race is wide open.
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Sources told Reuters on Sunday that Amundi, which is advised by Mediobanca, was in the lead.
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Amazon plans two more teasers in the lead-up to the big game on February 7.
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They did the same thing in the lead up to Augustus Juppiter's birth in November 2015.
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Perry knew exactly what she was supposed to say in the lead-up to Witness's release.
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Protesters have gathered around the U.S. Thursday night, in the lead-up to Donald Trump's inauguration.
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The numbers suggest Mr Ramaphosa is in the lead, yet he is not a shoo-in.
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She was on the front page of multiple newspapers in the lead-up to her visit.
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But this year, HBO is back in the lead, with 137 nominations compared to Netflix's 117.
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Facebook is keeping a close eye on misinformation in the lead-up to 2018's elections.
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On a conference call with reporters in the lead-up to Super Bowl LIII on Feb.
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So, he may have missed chatting with the Suits actress in the lead up to Thanksgiving.
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In the lead-up to the meeting, U.S. crude was up nearly 8 percent last week.
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In the lead up to Super Bowl 50, Williams' daughter Zelda shared the memory on Instagram.
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A Morning Consult poll continues to have him in the lead with early primary state voters.
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Its rivals (Paytm, Google Pay and PhonePe) already support P2P, with Google Pay in the lead.
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And the "big 5" technology companies — Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Facebook and Amazon — were in the lead.
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Initial results released by the national electoral commission (INEC) on Monday put Buhari in the lead.
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NORML says they have already sent 20,000 emails to senators in the lead up to today.
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The Voter Registration filter will be available in the lead up to the 200 midterm elections.
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The last three polls of the state show either a tie or Trump in the lead.
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A Snapchat filter the Sanders campaign paid for in the lead up to the Iowa caucuses.
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As of early Tuesday afternoon, Fed Governor Jerome Powell was in the lead with 35 percent.
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Investors appeared unconcerned over potential uncertainty in the lead up to Japan's elections on Oct. 22.
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A tougher "likely voter" filtering process in that poll would have shown Trump in the lead.
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With a normal pit stop, he would have returned to the track far in the lead.
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Polls conducted in the lead up to Election Day told a similar story with more detail.
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There were hundreds of companies in the lead paint industry, and some governments specified its use.
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It found former Vice President Joe Biden in the lead with 27% support, followed by Sens.
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Trump and the former Texas congressman feuded in the lead-up to Trump's visit on Wednesday.
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Piquet was in the lead ahead of Rosberg, Prost, Senna and René Arnoux in a Ligier.
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The October version of the Palmetto Poll found Trump in the lead, with 23 percent support.
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In the lead-up to its final day, the retailer slashed prices to move its inventory.
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The Department of Homeland Security is "in the lead" protecting election infrastructure, a spokesperson told CNN.
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Creating convincing artificial speech is a hot pursuit right now, with Google arguably in the lead.
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Steve Carrell's and Emma Stone's performances in the lead roles should be remembered during awards season.
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Ted Cruz at Monday's Iowa caucuses — a big disappointment after polls showed him in the lead.
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What was it like in the lead-up to asking the questions at the White House?
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"No, I think it's all the stuff in the lead-up to Deepsea Challenger," he said.
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It is also higher than estimates cited by sources in the lead-up to the verdict.
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Carmen M. Herlihy and Crystal Finn giving gently touching performances in the lead roles (1:45).
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Carmen M. Herlihy and Crystal Finn giving gently touching performances in the lead roles (1:3523).
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Polls suggest Ms. Graham and Mr. Levine are in the lead, with Mr. Gillum gaining ground.
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Racial attitudes were a strong predictor of Trump support in the lead-up to the election.
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In 2016, a Russian group bought political ads in the lead-up to the presidential election.
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It did find Biden remains in the lead, but a number of challengers are gaining traction.
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But she's in the lead pack -- and that's right where she wants and needs to be.
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It's highlighted its policies dealing with political misinformation in the lead-up to the 2020 election.
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But in the lead-up to the debate, several contenders had telegraphed arguments against Ms. Warren.
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The undecided are torn among the choices, dividing their preference and leaving Sanders in the lead.
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But other recent polls have shown a tighter race, with some putting Biden in the lead.
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In the lead up to the Rwandan genocide, for instance, Tutsis were regularly described as snakes.
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Sirika has downplayed Gebremiam's claims that Ethiopian Airlines is in the lead to manage Nigeria Air.
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Carmen M. Herlihy and Crystal Finn giving gently touching performances in the lead roles (2123:45).
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In the lead-up to Thursday's elections, Sanders's allies spoke out in favor of Corbyn. Rep.
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Every singer performed with panache, from those in the chorus to those in the lead roles.
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When he birdied the par-5 14th hole, he was in the lead at four under.
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That movie, which stars Jennifer Hudson in the lead role, is also due out this year.
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That movie, which stars Jennifer Hudson in the lead role, is also due out this year.
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Her real-life story has grown even thornier in the lead-up to the series premiere.
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Some Google employees expressed support for the unionization push in the lead up to the vote.
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The score seesawed, and the first half ended with the Raiders in the lead, 17–14.
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His grip on Republican senators has held in the lead-up to a historic impeachment trial.
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Barack Obama ahead of Hillary Clinton in the lead-up to the 2008 Iowa Democratic caucuses.
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The sequel, which was first announced in 2016, puts an older Ellie in the lead role.
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For starters, it helped fuel the skyrocketing homes prices in the lead up to the crisis.
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The two will be courting delegates throughout the weekend in the lead-up to the endorsement.
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Latino voters were touted as a sleeping giant in the lead-up to the 215 election.
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Mr. Corman cast Mr. Miller in the lead in two films relatively early in his career.
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Jack Lemmon is terrific in the lead, and Shirley MacLaine is a wonderfully winsome romantic interest.
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In the lead-up to the Singapore meeting, North Korea masterfully probed for its adversary's weaknesses.
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The index didn't even go this high in the lead-up of the 2008 mortgage crisis.
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The decision about SNC-Lavalin's case was being made in the lead-up to Quebec's Oct.
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In the lead-up to the Russian Revolution, Malevich and Tatlin found themselves on opposite sides.
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Prosecutors believed the Echo might have stored audio recordings in the lead-up to the murder.
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Istanbul was an unsettling place in the lead-up to last year's July 15 coup attempt.
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Democrats will undoubtedly do the same to Republicans in the lead-up to the 2018 elections.
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Still, they fall far below what candidates would typically spend in the lead up to an election.
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Kasich was polling at 2% in Minnesota a month ago, when Rubio was polling in the lead.
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Here, the Apple Watch is clearly in the lead with what they're doing with the heartbeat sensor.
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By February, the company started an aggressive ad campaign in the lead up to the S8 announcement.
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Which means there's still disagreement over what actually happened in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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Right now, the Americas region is still in the lead when it comes to total billionaire wealth.
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So I think it could be [possible] to cast somebody in the lead that is somebody different.
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All 14 listed producers were up with mid-sized Nama Chemicals in the lead, up 3.8 percent.
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Ties around the region have been strained in the lead-up to and since The Hague ruling.
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A recent Quinnipiac University poll places Trump in the lead with 55% support, followed by Ohio Gov.
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Nelson with among the group — polls later in September showed Nelson back in the lead among Hispanics.
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In the lead was FoxNext Games' Marvel Strike Force, which netted more than $15 million this year.
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French trolls organized several aggressive disruption campaigns on Discord servers in the lead-up to their election.
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Indeed, in the past, when the Conservatives have been in the lead, polls have overestimated their vote.
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Petty Officer First Class Kevin R. Ebbert, 32, was in the lead position, standing on a ledge.
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A Real Clear Politics polling average has Biden in the lead in both Nevada and South Carolina.
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Series creator J.J. Abrams revealed that some TV honchos were apprehensive about Garner in the lead role.
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Jodie Foster directed it, with Rosemarie DeWitt (Rachel Getting Married, La La Land) in the lead role.
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This is the second incident between rappers in the lead up to the BET Awards on Sunday.
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The new research additionally supports earlier reports that put Roku in the lead of other TV platforms.
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That's a significant shift from Florida polling earlier this month, which regularly showed Clinton in the lead.
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Pompeo said U.S. military exercises in the region would continue in the lead-up to the talks.
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In the lead-up to "Ubu," he writes, Kelly had "absent-mindedly" doodled lines on his thigh.
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But this year, HBO is back in the lead, with 137 nominations compared to Netflix's 117. 7.
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How good is it at predicting seizures based on EEG scans in the lead-up to one?
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Europe has been in the lead over the United States in opening up regulatory pathways for biosimilars.
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It was something I'd been thinking about quite a bit in the lead up to the event.
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Cole was the co-pilot in the lead plane alongside the commander of the mission, Jimmy Doolittle.
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They are the winners and losers at the same time - in the lead, but not in power.
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After pit stops to start stage two, Larson was back in the lead with Truex in second.
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Polls show the Conservative Party is in the lead, but there are questions about how much so.
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In every category broken down by budget, films with women in the lead outperformed those starring men.
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These efforts are likely to intensify but may not do enough to keep it in the lead.
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Because transport is its whole business, it will work harder to ensure it is in the lead.
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Liberal advocacy groups sought to jam Republican senators' phone lines in the lead-up to DeVos's vote.
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Both Tyson and King were enthusiastic, vocal Trump supporters in the lead up to the 2016 election.
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That survey found Preckwinkle in the lead with 25 percent, while 85033 percent of respondents were undecided.
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There had not been one public survey released this cycle that showed Sanders in the lead there.
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But the elder Mr. Murdoch will be in the lead, continuing his physical presence at the network.
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There has not been one public survey released this cycle that showed Sanders in the lead there.
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However, vote reports after election night tightened the margin significantly and eventually put Cox in the lead.
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Then add the biggest stars in the world in the lead roles, Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt.
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While Carter's remarks followed hacking attacks on Democratic Party organizations in the lead-up to the Nov.
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Reuters was first to report earlier on Sunday that Symantec was in the lead to acquire LifeLock.
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The ICE paired with its icy blue in the lead image above is the most explicit coincidence.
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On the second round of voting, Utah state representative Mike Kennedy emerged in the lead with 24%.
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Horizon's in the lead of my existing 2017 Game of the Year list by quite a bit.
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Things took a turn after her father staged paparazzi photos in the lead-up to the wedding.
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In the lead-up to his 90th, the orchestra went early, celebrating Sondheim on New Year's Eve.
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While Mr. Murphy appears comfortably in the lead in New Jersey, the race in Virginia is close.
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Vaughn is surprisingly terrifying in the lead, but he's a sensitive, sympathetic Mad Max type as well.
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The film stars Mackenzie Mauzy in the lead role as Kasabian and is directed by Leslie Libman.
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He is solidly in the lead in nearly every poll nationally, in Iowa, and in New Hampshire.
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When its updates resumed, the president was in the lead, setting off deep suspicions of electoral fraud.
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Ranked by the total number of downloads and streams, iHeartRadio was in the lead, with 148 million.
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Based on PRRI's new survey, this all played a big role in the lead-up to Trump.
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Just two weeks ago, the same average had Biden in the lead by more than 6 points.
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And polling in the lead-up to Saturday's Nevada caucuses suggests he's the likely winner there too.
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Channel 5 has been sharing clips on Twitter in the lead up to the documentary&aposs release.
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In the lead-up to the N.F.L.'s 2270th Super Bowl, on Sunday in Miami Gardens, Fla.
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And it's not as if they were fans of the Clintons in the lead-up to 2016.
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In the lead-up to his most recent runway presentation, Jacobs could often be spotted browsing Instagram.
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It's one of the most anticipated voting days in the lead-up to the 2018 midterm elections.
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"You literally don't sleep for about five nights in the lead up to the show," she added.
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In the lead-up to the debate, Mr. Biden has promised he will be on the attack.
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The South African said later that he had been ill in the lead-up to the race.
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Trump has been campaigning aggressively for Republicans across the country in the lead-up to the Nov.
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And despite talking himself into a seemingly never ending "gaffe" news cycle, Biden remains in the lead.
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The Kenyan team has suffered a number of setbacks in the lead up to the world championships.
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The bill was also twice rejected by the Senate in the lead-up to the July election.
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In the lead-up to the event this fall, the government is putting a premium on stability.
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"Team Christie" is also looking to bank cash in the lead up to the New Hampshire primary.
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Clinton has been performing far better on the stump than she had in the lead-up to Iowa.
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In the lead vehicle, a pickup truck, two men transported the drugs, along with some of the weaponry.
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There was definitely a full commercial break where she was in the lead before Simone went on beam.
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Republicans downplaying the report In the lead up to the CBO score, Republicans have preemptively downplayed its significance.
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HANNITY: A lot of people in the lead up to this -- obviously, you met with our NATO allies.
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"In the lead up to the election, I just kept telling people, 'He's going to win,'" she says.
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Polls in the state show Sanders in the lead, though Buttigieg has gained steam there in recent days.
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It was a short period of time but it was all there in the lead-up to it.
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The two ride-hailing companies have sparred over the vast Chinese market, with Didi Chuxing in the lead.
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"As long as Joe Biden's in the lead, the group is fine, you gotta buy them," he said.
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In the lead-up to the vote, Wall Street had moved higher, as polls favored the remain camp.
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Netflix confirmed in the lead up to Season 3 that the show's fourth season would be its last.
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He was in the lead for the first part of the race but fell behind, eventually placing fifth.
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I've been in the lead so far but after today's game, my lead is a lot less comfortable.
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Vonn was in the lead when she lost her balance and slid off course, the Associated Press reports.
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The arrests on Sunday were the latest by authorities in the lead-up to a referendum next month.
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In the lead-up to Destiny's biggest expansion, The Taken King, I felt a serious case of FOMO.
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The film focuses on KSI's training in the lead-up to his previous fight with YouTuber Joe Weller.
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Most recently, we found out that Margot Robbie has been cast in the lead role in I, Tonya.
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The spread of false information on social media has become widespread in the lead-up to Brazil's Oct.
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The latest Dutch polling indicator Peilingwijzer shows the Liberals in the lead, set to win 93-29 seats.
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Uber may be spending more in the lead-up to its IPO to shore up its market share.
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While most polls had Brindisi in the lead, Tenney was often behind by just the margin of error.
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The data analytics firm 0ptimus has been running surveys in the lead up to Tuesday's Alabama special election.
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Khan criticized the media for portraying him as a "Bollywood villain" in the lead-up to the election.
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On the revenue front, the U.S. is also in the lead in terms of receipts and total deficit.
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The latest Dutch polling indicator Peilingwijzer shows the Liberals in the lead, set to win 24-28 seats.
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And multiple presidential candidates have begun talking about it in the lead-up to the election this year.
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Lady Bird stood alone in third place with four nominations, including Saoirse Ronan in the lead actress category.
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ACS, led by boss Florentino Perez, is currently in the lead having submitted a higher bid on Oct.
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Merck & Co is currently viewed as in the lead in the BACE inhibitor race with its product verubecestat.
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In the lead-up to CES 2018, the topic of robots that fold laundry is on our minds.
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At least three polls on Monday showed Democrat nominee Clinton was in the lead over Republican Donald Trump.
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For me, that makes it easy to enjoy the series that was produced with Evans in the lead.
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North Korea is currently in the lead with a pole of 165 meters -- one of the world's largest.
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Those resulted in the release of internal Democratic emails in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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Given all the attention Blankenship has received in the lead-up, it wouldn't surprise me if he won.
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Xmithie went on the run and eventually was killed along with Darshan, firmly putting Immortals in the lead.
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In particular, as the election came closer, a considerable number of intention polls saw Romney in the lead.
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Polling shows Le Pen's popularity is rising with voters while Macron — though still in the lead — is slipping.
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In 2020, there are 19 key dates to know in the lead up to the US presidential election.
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The results of the poll are at odds with other recent surveys that show Trump in the lead.
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Just before halftime, Belgium's top scorer Lukaku put his side in the lead following a cross from Mertens.
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"But to be in the lead of a nomination for president, that's what makes it magical," he said.
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The commission will then embark on a bidder education process in the lead-up to the actual auction.
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In the lead up to the meeting, the was steady at $20.59 at 254.70:50 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Blaney was in the lead then and went on to win Stage 2, setting up the frantic finale.
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In the lead-up to the Democratic debate in Detroit, remember that rules matter—except when they don't.
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Its competitor Impossible Foods has also raised nearly $1 billion in the lead up to a possible IPO.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have become increasingly concerned about deepfakes in the lead-up to the 2020 elections.
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More than 100 politicians alone have been killed in the lead-up to the country's election this Sunday.
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That kept the United States in the lead, but it did not change the story of the day.
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Those resulted in the release of internal Democratic emails in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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Later, Kaling would cast newcomer Maitreyi Ramakrishnan in the lead role and actress Poorna Jagannathan as her mother.
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In 2016, a Russian group ran ads targeting American voters in the lead up to the presidential election.
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How the countries stack up: China is in the lead, followed by South Korea, the U.S. and Japan.
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Market participants cited projections from data firm Votecastr, which showed Clinton in the lead in several battleground states.
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Playing in the lead-up to Battle For Azeroth, I found myself thinking some real Rust Cohle thoughts.
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Target is now selling Haunted House Cookie Kits for less than $10 in the lead up to Halloween.
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It was in the lead-up to my surgery that I was finally introduced to the disability community.
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The contradictory statements from ES&S are particularly worrying in the lead-up to the 2020 US elections.
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A late-breaking poll from Data for Progress also showed Sanders in the lead and Biden in second.
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Biden's surprise success on the night has put him in the lead in delegates ahead of rival Sen.
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Irish officials described scant communication from Washington in the lead-up to the trip's announcement and apparent postponement.
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Nine of the 257 major S&P 252 sectors were higher, with materials and financials in the lead.
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A two-man show by LeBron James and Kevin Love has the Cavaliers in the lead, 104-102.
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With Davidson holding an early 220-26, Chatman's 222-pointer put the Flyers in the lead for good.
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It was in Malaysia in October, when Hamilton was in the lead and ready for an easy victory.
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And major battleground states including Ohio and Florida remain too close to call with Trump in the lead.
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N) was in the lead to acquire much of Fox's media empire, though rival suitor Comcast Corp (CMCSA.
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It is back in the lead with the most teams sponsored at the World Cup, including hosts Russia.
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Trump is firmly in the lead in national polls and in the first primary state of New Hampshire.
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The British government is also facing questions over its travel advice in the lead-up to the attack.
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Uphill they can be a real ass-et if they are in the lead and pulling a bit.
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"In my view we're in the lead with respect to 5G," the chairman, Ajit Pai, told the WSJ.
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In the lead-up to his return, Beahm made posts that could be interpreted as ginning up excitement.
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Polling in the primary has been limited, but the ones out there currently place Evers in the lead.
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It exceeded most analysts' expectations by bringing in about $27.8 million in the lead-up to Presidents' Day.
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Of course, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden — despite their ages — are probably still in the lead for 22018.
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Opinion polls show Fernandez in the lead, which is not surprising given the weakness of Argentina's economy under Macri.
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In the lead-up to the exams, students took part in incense-burning ceremonies to pray for good luck.
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The available polling suggests that Abrams is in the lead, though there are a large number of undecided voters.
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Authorities were seeking to evacuate 25,000 people from Mackay in the lead-up to the storm, Palaszczuk told CNN.
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In the lead up to the game, the company heralded the Mach 39 as the fastest suit ever designed.
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Reuters reported in August that STC was in the lead to buy Oger's 55 percent holding in Turk Telekom.
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The show once cast a prince in the lead role for a season that took place entirely in Italy.
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David Petraeus, Mattis literally wrote the book on counterinsurgency in the lead up to the US' surge in Iraq.
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Before the election, with Hillary Clinton in the lead, Bank of America flirted with a new $16 book value.
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But that hasn't stopped the virus from being a topic of discussion in the lead-up to the games.
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But Apple, comfortably in the lead already, was expected to win this race after the earnings report on Tuesday.
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In the lead-up to the vote, residents at community meetings have complained about the growing nuisance of tourists.
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While recent polls have Biden in the lead in Nevada, the third primary, he's trailing Sanders in New Hampshire.
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In its eagerness to be in touch with markets, the Fed has forgotten that it is in the lead.
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In the lead-up to Sunday's kickoff, the Super Bowl's super-sized beer prices made an understandable splash online.
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In the lead-up to Zelensky's inauguration this May, Parnas and Fruman approached Kolomoisky during a trip to Israel.
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Amazon's Australian arm began taking orders in December, Myer's most important trading period in the lead-up to Christmas.
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A victory, which would be its third straight, also could put Pittsburgh in the lead for the Presidents' Trophy.
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Sources told Reuters on Friday Amundi was in the lead after offering more than 3.5 billion euros for Pioneer.
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The film is still set for its October 7 debut, with Parker in the lead role as Nat Turner.
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This is Us has been praised for its casting of Chrissy Metz in the lead role of Kate Pearson.
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In fact, they worked with Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Allen & Co. in the lead up to the debut.
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Polls have been banned for the last two weeks, when the NO vote appeared to be in the lead.
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The star was active during her pregnancy, often visiting Cycle House in the lead up to her son's birth.
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Unsurprisingly, security has been a big issue in the lead-up to Mexico's presidential election, due on July 1st.
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The sub-index rose about 0.9 percent with oil and gas players Beach Energy and Santos in the lead.
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Experts say the company is currently in the lead in the race to bring automated driving to the public.
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In 2012, one usage tracker declared Chrome the new champion, but some others still had IE in the lead.
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We're totally on board, especially now that we know a Chinese actress has been cast in the lead role.
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It's the next best thing to issuing a full-on product refresh in the lead up to the holidays.
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Many fans hope that Auliʻi Cravalho, the voice actress who played Moana, will be cast in the lead role.
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In the lead-up to game's fifth season, alarms starting sounding off at a mountain base on the island.
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Rio has been battling a slew of problems in the lead-up to the Summer Olympics that begin Aug.
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We basically knew everything there was to know in the lead up to today's event, Pixel 3 and otherwise.
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Did you guys make a mistake or miss something in the lead-up to where you are right now?
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Now, in the lead up to their tercentenary, the Masons are trying to manage this centuries-old PR problem.
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Davis, 53, became the first woman of color to win an Emmy in the lead actress category in 2015.
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President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping worked closely on climate in the lead-up to the Paris agreement.
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Bush administration officials believed that President Clinton failed to confront al Qaeda in the lead-up to the Sept.
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During SXSW this year she took over Noisey's Instagram in the lead up to her performance at a showcase.
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Los Angeles swung multiple trades and released several players in the lead-up to the NBA's Thursday trade deadline.
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Whether by design or default, keeping the FTC (not the CFPB) in the lead on data security makes sense.
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It is just one in a slew of recent Bollywood hits with a strong woman in the lead role.
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Every big tech company is racing in that direction, and Apple certainly wants to get out in the lead.
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Just 633 points separates Hawley from McCaskill, with the Republican currently in the lead, according to Real Clear Politics.
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But so much is recycled here—the comic duo in the lead, the camaraderie—that it's impossible to avoid.
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Also it has some great actors — with Jessica Chastain in the lead and Sam Waterston playing a key rival.
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He recently changed his party affiliation to Republican in the lead up to the launch of his exploratory committee.
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Taylor's stock shot up on PredictIt after the news about the straw poll, though Powell remained in the lead.
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When they do, if consumers are in the lead and businesses respond in kind, the economy will keep growing.
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In the lead-up to its second album, "I Remember," it's also beginning to experiment with texture and style.
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He rolls across the finish line, paint-spattered but in the lead, a big kid and a new man.
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Both contenders have recently released their health care plans in the lead up to the second round of debates.
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Nonetheless, turnout for "Jason Bourne" (Universal) was lighter than for Mr. Damon's previous two outings in the lead role.
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Trump sent multiple tweets in the lead-up to Thursday's showdown, urging senators to vote against the disapproval resolution.
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"Ittefaq" stars Sidharth Malhotra and Sonakshi Sinha in the lead, playing two people who accuse each other of murder.
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Surveys by YouGov, a pollster, put Mr Johnson's Conservative Party in the lead in the election due in December.
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In the lead-up to the campaign, Trump's politics, such as they were, consisted of empty and outrageous claims.
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But McAdams is now back in the lead, 50.14 percent to 49.86 percent — a margin of 0.28 percentage points.
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With Russell Crowe in the lead role, this limited series promises to be a defining story for this era.
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Articles 11 and 13 of the Copyright Directive caused the most ire in the lead-up to the vote.
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Ojeda appeared to be in the lead this summer, but Miller seems to have passed him in recent months.
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The show was a high-school musical that put queer kids, weird girls, and underdogs in the lead roles.
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Target is now selling Haunted House Cookie Kits for less than $10 in the lead up to October 31.
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Trump is by far the most Google-searched candidate even in the lead up to the 9 p.m. debate.
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" In the lead-up to the vote, the Catholic Church said that the Irish constitutional clause was "largely obsolete.
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Will they sacrifice their weekends for the sake of the factory in the lead-up to a major audit?
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In the lead-up to its IPO, the company has tried to assuage investor concerns by improving its governance.
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The results largely mirror other national polls that have had Biden in the lead, trailed by Warren and Sanders.
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There have been suggestions in the lead-up that Biden will attack Warren aggressively, hoping to blunt her momentum.
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In the lead-up to Christmas 2012, while living in Los Angeles, I set my heart on plum pudding.
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It's a strategy that does appear to have kept him in the lead in most polls throughout the race.
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In the lead-up to the 2016 elections, he gave more than $7 million to conservative groups and campaigns.
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Francesco Molinari entered the final round of the Masters alone in the lead by two strokes at 13 under.
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According to American officials, Russia had proposed a ceasefire date of March 1 in the lead up to Munich.
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Matteo Salvini is far in the lead for this month's European elections, but Italians are hard to rein in.
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President Vladimir Putin has given the Russian security services free rein in the lead-up to the World Cup.
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Sanders, in the lead-up to Super Tuesday, often said that "the establishment is getting nervous" about his candidacy.
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The controversy has happened in the lead-up to a "Climate Crisis" town hall hosted by CNN in September.
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Consequently, while Sanders remains in the lead, the odds of him scoring a clean victory over Biden have diminished.
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Inventive earnings calculations, while more prevalent today, were very popular in the lead-up to the dot-com crash.
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He started his campaign polling in seventh place; after that 2015 appearance in Phoenix, he was in the lead.
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Suffolk's pollsters found Sanders to be in the lead, with 26.6 percent support; Buttigieg followed with 19.4 percent. Sen.
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The genial mood is aided by a plucky score, and a restrained performance from August in the lead role.
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This was all the more surprising considering the warnings I had received in the lead up to our visit.
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Buttigieg was in the lead with 26.9% of the state's delegates, which ultimately determines who wins the state's caucuses.
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The two sides already started employing some of that rhetoric last month in the lead-up to the deadline.
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The Cubs are back in the lead thanks to Ben Zobrist, Miguel Montero, and a couple questional intentional walks.
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After he won, Zucker apologized for airing so many of his rallies in the lead up to the election.
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Here, Turturro places "The Jesus" in the lead role of a sometimes loose, sometimes direct, remake of that movie.
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The Vermont independent's campaign has repeatedly skirmished with the liberal network in the lead up to Democratic primary voting.
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He was invited back for the 2017 season to lead "La Traviata," with Anna Netrebko in the lead role.
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The flurry of activity we've seen from Cuomo in the lead up to Nixon's announcement -- endorsed by Elton John!
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In the lead-up to his debate debut, Bloomberg also rolled out an education plan and criminal justice reform.
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He was also frequently mentioned as a likely mover in the lead-up to the March 1 trade deadline.
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Another dubious claim has drawn attention on the campaign trail in the lead-up to British elections on Thursday.
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Thus, while this Political Economy model puts Clinton in the lead, it also shows her to be at risk.
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Biden is still in the lead in the polls, with 214.8% support, according to a recent NBC/WSJ poll.
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Trump held a rally there in the lead-up to Tuesday's California primary for the Republican party's presidential nomination.
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Investigators hope they'll be able to recover a more recent model that was in the lead train, Newsday reported.
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Fans can rewatch all of these beloved moments on the big screen in the lead-up to Turkey Day.
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Soros said he believes Trump will want to arrange such talks in the lead-up to the 2020 election.
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Clinton already drifting away, he can scarcely afford to lose more voters in the lead up to the primary.
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But in the lead-up to the 2015 World Cup, she hoped for a call to the national team.
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Erdoğan said he would now focus on the economy in the lead-up to national elections scheduled for 2023.
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A caravan of several cars attempted to drive out of the hillside neighborhood another way, with Woodcox in the lead.
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Expect to hear plenty more in the lead-up to the game's launch on the Nintendo Switch on November 15th.
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The emails detail the links between Banks and Russia in the lead-up to the Brexit referendum and its aftermath.
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Staff frequently updated the museum's Facebook page with information in the lead-up to and in wake of the storm.
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The following month, rival software company Qualtrics filed its prospectus, with Morgan Stanley in the lead spot and Goldman second.
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In the lead-up to last Saturday, when the jackpot topped $947 million, people bought a whopping 440 million tickets.
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Hannity appeared at multiple campaign rallies in the lead-up to his appearance in Missouri, campaigning for Republicans including Sen.
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It's a relatively early example of a successful and long-running action series featuring a woman in the lead role.
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And yet, incredibly, few politicians gave this issue any attention at all in the lead-up to the Brexit vote.
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Starring Rosa Salazar as Alita, the movie has also faced criticism for not casting Asian actors in the lead parts.
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He blocked Grant from behind on a dunk attempt almost two minutes later to keep San Antonio in the lead.
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In the lead-up to the 1992 election, Bullock noted, Bill Clinton "didn't even get in 'til October," he said.
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In the lead-up to BookCon, many news outlets took note, from the Daily Dot to the Los Angeles Times.
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Their Arocs in the video are networked via encrypted radio transmission, with a full control panel in the lead vehicle.
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While the concert is the main event, developer Epic has also added some in-game challenges in the lead-up.
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Steffanina and Borriello — both known for their popular dance videos on YouTube — were in the lead throughout the entire episode.
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The Iowa Democratic Party earlier Tuesday released results for 62 percent of precincts, showing Buttigieg and Sanders in the lead.
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Busch, who led 108 laps, was in the lead, but then he ran out of fuel on the final lap.
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Xiaomi's Mi Mix 3 5G is in the lead today because of its top spec and highly reasonable €599 price.
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Canadian cannabis companies are blooming in the lead-up to the legalisation of recreational use of the drug in October.
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About 10,000 people will participate in the torch relay across Japan in the lead-up to the July 24-Aug.
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In the lead-up to that day, get rid of anything that reminds you of vaping, including all vaping products.
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Note 9 rumors have been a bit of a free-for-all in the lead up to today's big event.
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With 26 laps to go, Busch moved past Keselowski and Logano and was back in the lead and for good.
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Several major polls still have him in the lead or well within the margin of error in several battleground states.
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In the lead up to that first summit the North was testing ballistic missiles capable of hitting most of America.
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Yager has lived in the area since 1977 and is not convinced by recent polling putting Hillary in the lead.
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And fans on Twitter certainly noticed the snubs: Competition in the lead categories turned out to be fierce this year.
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Netanyahu seemed to take a page out of Trump's book in the lead-up to the morning of the vote.
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Nastia Liukin is reflecting on a tumultuous year, and spending time with her family in the lead up to Thanksgiving.
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Remember when it allowed hoaxes and propaganda to spread uninhibited in the lead-up to the election of Donald Trump?
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Trump now faces a steep climb to victory, with most national and battleground state polling showing Clinton in the lead.
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In 2016, however, not a single poll in this election cycle has shown Donald Trump in the lead in Virginia.
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The S&P 500 closed Tuesday up 8 points at 2,139, as markets speculated that Clinton was in the lead.
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This is exactly the experiment various groups ran in different cities in the lead-up to the 1996 welfare reform.
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Much of the promotional push PwC did in the lead-up to the event already looks awfully silly in retrospect.
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I needed to wean myself off various services in the lead-up, like an alcoholic going through the 290 steps.
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But the anti-shelter fundraiser has some wealthy benefactors and is still nearly $30,000 in the lead, as of publication.
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That view, however, has been challenged by recent opinion polls that showed a slide in the lead of the Conservatives.
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In the lead up to Sony's E3 show, Twitter was abuzz with possibilities, expectations, hopes that would ultimately be dented.
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And that's how we got What Men Want, a gender-flipped remake with Taraji P. Henson in the lead role.
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Kasich has attracted roughly 500 out-of-state volunteers -- the majority from Ohio -- in the lead up to the primary.
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Aides said he planned to work on it through the weekend in the lead-up to the Democratic National Convention.
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L) is in the lead to acquire the U.S. onshore shale oil and gas assets of BHP Billiton Ltd (BHP.
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More such events will be held in Japan in the lead up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, they added.
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So far, Donald Trump is in the lead with the most votes, with Harvey Weinstein and Vladimir Putin right behind.
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Tasha Robinson: Why was it important to you to cast non-professional actors in the lead roles in Sing Street?
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The Thunder survived the third quarter, which has been problematic for Oklahoma City this season, particularly when in the lead.
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It's a riotous comedy with Nanjiani in the lead role (Zoe Kazan plays Emily), played with typical Apatowian humanist flair.
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Fittingly, it was Bellinger who put the Dodgers in the lead for good by homering off Jeff Samardzija (2200-15).
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" Another educational demonstration happening in London in the lead-up to the summit has been a set of "kleptocracy tours.
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The film features a young Selena Gomez in the lead role of Mary Santiago, a high schooler and aspiring dancer.
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"While all options are on the table, diplomacy is still in the lead," Pentagon spokesman Colonel Robert Manning told Reuters.
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And when they do, if consumers are in the lead and businesses respond in kind, the economy will keep growing.
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The committee invalidated enough Taylor votes to put Mr. Goebel in the lead, and the Legislature declared him the victor.
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Facebook has grappled with larger issues around privacy, antitrust and disinformation in the lead up to the 2020 presidential election.
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"When you're around or in the lead you can definitely feel the pressure but I like it," Johnson, 33, said.
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Congress will finally be back in session next week after many weeks gone in the lead up to the Midterms.
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The tension builds slowly but beautifully in the lead up to the island's power outage, culminating in the T.Rex's escape.
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The Weekly Standard followed up with two polls supposedly showing Blankenship in the lead with Morrisey and Jenkins behind him.
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The game would have been official if either team had been in the lead at the time play was called.
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Galvin also said that content of posts and hashtags show patterns of communications in the lead up to terror attacks.
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In the lead up to the 2012 general election, President Obama utilized Reddit for an AMA question and answer session.
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Opinion polls show the center-right grouping involving Berlusconi is in the lead ahead of an election on March 4.
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In the lead-up to his anniversary, the country is celebrating with a number of different events across the country.
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Democrats and Republicans are engaged in a messaging battle over the tax law in the lead-up to the midterms.
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Oil prices had been volatile in the lead-up to a highly-anticipated meeting among major oil producers on Thursday.
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In the lead-up to this year's gathering, Feinstein's team actively courted the 3,400 delegates who voted on the endorsement.
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In the lead-up to the summit, skeptics — realists — tempered expectations of any tangible deliverables from the Trump-Kim meeting.
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Bernie Sanders' numbers, with Biden still in the lead, with 26% support, and Sanders as runner-up, with 27%.Sen.
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Bolton's critics would disagree — particularly on his strong support for military intervention in the lead-up to the Iraq War.
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In the most recent deployments in places like Libya, Niger, Somalia and Yemen, American forces are not in the lead.
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But several administration officials have reiterated Trump's position on the agreement in the lead-up to the UN's annual meeting.
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It was made into the 2015 film "5 Flights Up," with Morgan Freeman and Diane Keaton in the lead roles.
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Amazon doesn't necessarily need to outperform Apple when it comes to the smart home, because it's already in the lead.
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As of Saturday morning, the Netherlands is in the lead with four medals: One gold, two silver and one bronze.
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" Baldwin has won two Emmys previously in the lead actor in a comedy category for his work on "30 Rock.
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The Clinton campaign repeatedly said in the lead up to the election that their internal systems had not been breached.
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In the lead-up to Donald Trump's inauguration, political observers braced for a flurry of substantive executive and legislative activity.
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Meanwhile, Manchin has sought to court conservatives in the lead up to the midterms, including meeting with Breitbart's editorial team.
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That would mark a 32-year gap for Spielberg releasing a film starring a grown woman in the lead role.
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The clues that Khan's ascent bodes poorly for Pakistani women can be found in the lead-up to the election.
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News broke that she's been cast in the latest Jason Bourne movie with Matt Damon returning in the lead role.
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We're supposed to be thinking about the person who is in the lead, and that would be the FRONT-RUNNER.
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The cast rotates in the lead roles of Riccardo and Amelia, but the singing will be lively either way. amoreopera.
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He also won decisively in Virginia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennesse and Alabama, and is in the lead in Maine.
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The president, when he stood up FEMA in the lead and declared a national emergency, he made it very clear.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — There has been no lack of drama in the lead-up to Brazil's presidential election on Sunday.
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Ohio for example, found itself in an intensely chaotic situation in the lead-up to its scheduled March 17 primary.
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But she has never won any of her three French Open titles without competing on clay in the lead-up.
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The RealClearPolitics average of state polls puts him in the lead with the support of 22 percent of people polled.
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The shifting tactics of partisan publishers pose a challenge to tech platforms in the lead-up to the 2020 election.
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Farah was in the lead and wanted to get a better sense of where his rivals behind him were positioned.
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Currently in the lead is Qyburn, who already has a reanimated supersoldier and a triumphant wildfire scheme on his résumé.
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While Sanders remains in the lead in the end, it gets a whole lot closer — 51.3 percent to 48.7 percent.
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Alan Dershowitz said in the lead-up to the 2016 election that Donald Trump was more corrupt than Hillary Clinton.
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He shared contents of text exchanges between himself, Prince Harry, and Meghan in the lead up to the royal wedding.
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In 2017, they replicated the study there, in the lead-up to an election to determine the next prime minister.
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"It's a signal that the House is in the lead," said Tom Miller, a frequent healthcare consultant to the GOP.
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A shallow pop-fly to center and some aggressive baserunning by Kris Bryant put the Cubs back in the lead.
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The messages published by Mr Ferreira between government officials in the lead-up to the abandoned deal show this asymmetry.
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Nine of the top 10 performers were from the insurance segment with Wafa Insurance in the lead, jumping 9.1 percent.
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And another Florida poll from YouGov poll for CBS has Scott in the lead over Nelson, 2900 to 220006 percent.
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The New Jersey governor is expected to stump for Trump in the lead-up to next week's Super Tuesday contests.
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The mustache has been the subject of conversation among fans, especially in the lead-up to the release of Changes.
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But an 11-4 run put Boston back in the lead, 99-95, with less than four minutes to play.
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The latest Iowa Poll had Biden essentially tied for second with Bernie Sanders and Warren, with Buttigieg in the lead.
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He was well ahead in Delaware last year and has been consistently in the lead in nearby Pennsylvania this year.
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At least three have been in the lead at some point, making it almost impossible to identify the front-runner.
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With San Francisco in the lead, at least 50 cities and counties have taken similar action against all flavored tobacco.
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Bernie Sanders to be in the lead when it came to electability, winning pluralities of voters among a divided electorate.
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In the lead-up to the march, King had clashed with other organizers over the wisdom of letting kids demonstrate.
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But Smith wasn't the only Democrat to ease his pressure on Pelosi in the lead-up to her presser: Sens.
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He apologized to Flint for his role in the lead contamination and the recovery, as he has numerous times before.
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A similar survey from Quinnipiac released last week also placed the Massachusetts senator in the lead, with 6900 percent support.
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One of the lawsuits was filed by a conductor who was training in the lead locomotive when Amtrak 501 crashed.
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In the lead-up to her presidential bid, Rwigara traveled outside Kigali, where most Rwandans live below the poverty line.
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Hong Kong actor Richard Ng For the three-episode series, DBS doesn't just rely on Singaporean actors in the lead.
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Candidates in both the pro-democracy and pro-Beijing camps were violently attacked in the lead-up to the election.
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But with the former vice president in the lead for the Democratic nomination, Trump will continue to push the lie.
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An unlikely pair has found themselves at odds in the lead-up to the Oscars: Meryl Streep and Karl Lagerfeld.
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Several media reports in the lead up to the event said the device could be priced in excess of $1,000.
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A Clinton aide said the Democratic front-runner is telegraphing a two-part message in the lead up to Monday.
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Bowao did not say which of the opposition candidates the summary placed in the lead, or how it was compiled.
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I had been two days in the lead, but if you don't move at all, you're not holding the lead.
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There hasn't been much polling in those states yet, but the polls that have happened show Clinton in the lead.
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In the lead up to those elections, political rhetoric is becoming increasingly heated, as are the emotions of many Americans.
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Talk about what you all did wrong in the lead-up to it, the things that you didn't see coming.
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Other major actors in the lead up to the crisis were other non-banks, like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and AIG.
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Theoretically, these ETFs should work in the lead-up to the presidential election if the VIX goes from 20 to 25.
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You've got a woman in the lead of the Democratic primary race to challenge Republican congressman Will Hurd, Gina Ortiz Jones.
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Several popular video streaming websites have been ordered to close their live commentary functions in the lead up to the anniversary.
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Côté follows six Canadian bodybuilders, of varying ages, ethnicities, and levels of mass, in the lead-up to a local competition.
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You see, success for Donald Trump is bad for their agenda, especially in the lead up to the 2018 midterm elections.
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In the lead up to Halloween, food brands are racing to capture the ghostly spirit of the holiday in edible form.
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Fernandes said he had come under "intense" pressure in the lead-up to last Wednesday's election for adding the extra flights.
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Though Amazon's AWS is clearly in the lead today, Microsoft's Azure is quickly closing the gap, said PiperJaffray analyst Alex Zukin.
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A successful launch this month would "surely put SpaceX in the lead," said Shagun Sachdeva, an analyst at Northern Sky Research.
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While the lack of black nominees sparked outrage in the lead-up to the shows, the pattern was unfortunately nothing new.
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The Alabama state GOP has rallied around him, and polls still show the former state Supreme Court judge in the lead.
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Recent polls show the two candidates virtually neck and neck, though just days ago, other polls showed Braun in the lead.
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Recent opinion polls show the LDP in the lead and some analysts think Abe could still pull off another landslide victory.
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The polls put Mr Wilders in the lead by a few percentage points (though the PVV usually underperforms on election day).
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He also shows strength in Minnesota, a Super Tuesday state where a recent Mason-Dixon poll showed him in the lead.
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Delaney said he hasn't spoken to her himself but is sure their paths will cross in the lead-up to 2020.
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Alabama's prospects initially seemed to dim in overtime, with Georgia crushing a field goal that put them temporarily in the lead.
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Unlike the complacency displayed in the lead up to Brexit, the markets are determined not to be caught by surprise again.
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The S&P 500 ended Tuesday's session higher, up 8 at 2,139, as markets speculated that Clinton was in the lead.
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In the lead up to the Hanoi summit, he snubbed Mike Pompeo, the Secretary of State, and sulked about America's offers.
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"We saw this play out in the second half of 2014 in the lead up to Xero's capital raising," he added.
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In the lead-up to Tuesday's results, it became obvious that health care advocates were driving Americans to the ballot box.
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By this metric, these are the ten most sexually healthy colleges in the US, with Oregon State University in the lead.
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We'll be rolling out exclusive interviews with the participating artists in the lead up to the next stop of our tour.
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At first, they were explained to employees as a correction for over-hiring in the lead-up to the launch event.
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In the lead up to the hookup, Grey Worm barely moves because he's desperate to understand what, exactly, Missandei actually wants.
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Google's never shied away from such cheeky suggestions — and it's certainly teased us before, including in the lead up to Oreo.
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Every incumbent president since FDR who has avoided a recession in the lead-up to an election year was re-elected.
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Investigative reporter Jean Guerrero posted an interesting video clip to Twitter in the lead up to President Trump's rally on Tuesday.
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DNC voting members told CNN they received personal calls from Sanders on Ellison's behalf in the lead-up to the vote.
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But sophomore kicker Blake Lynch missed the PAT, pulling the kick left to keep TCU in the lead at 221-24.
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Some were "robo calls," but he said has increasingly been hearing from "live people" in the lead-up to Super Tuesday.
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Adrianne Palicki was cast in the lead, which proved to be one of the few good decisions made by the show.
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The yellow was re-displayed and when the race returned to green, Earnhardt was in the lead, while Busch restarted fourth.
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Bribery and vote-buying Bribery and vote buying have been hot topics in the lead up to this election, Penar says.
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In the lead-up to the election, rights groups have warned that freedom of association and expression have been under threat.
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The UK is in the lead because it knows it can afford to upset the multinational giants without losing their business.
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This allegedly happened in the lead-up to the Iraq War, according to a 2007 report from the Pentagon's inspector general.
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In the lead-up to the Apollo 11 launch, O'Brien persuaded NASA to include a little something extra in the payload.
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ET with 99% of the vote counted in the Republican primary, Trump was in the lead at 32.5%, with Florida Sen.
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"Congress is in the lead here, but we're not making this up, we're going to the experts," said Ohio Republican Rep.
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In the lead-up to Ronald Reagan's victories in the 1980s, that right-wing populism was represented by the Moral Majority.
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Apple is, however, still very much in the lead when it comes to the commercially more important metric of app revenue.
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Kanye West has been particularly troll-like on Twitter lately in the lead-up to his ever-evolving seventh studio album.
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University of Florida political scientist Daniel Smith has been tracking early voting and absentee voting in the lead-up to Tuesday.
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Chief Pentagon spokesperson Dana White also addressed speculation Thursday that Amazon was in the lead to take the lucrative defense contract.
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It's a powerful finish for an athlete who was ranked 37th in the world in the lead up to the games.
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The report also said that former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is in the lead to take the attorney general.
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Whatever occurred in the lead-up to deadline day, Trump was irritated Thursday that agencies still were arguing for more redactions.
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But in the lead-up to elections in 2013, churches had helped to head off bloodshed by organizing rallies for peace.
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But senators have struggled to coalesce behind what, if any, legislation Congress should pass in the lead-up to the election.
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Those LME deliveries appeared to bear out expectations that the period of acute physical tightness in the lead market was passing.
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Trump touted the FBI's report and criticized protesters who have been confronting Republican senators in the lead-up to Friday's vote.
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In the lead-up to the 2016 election, White sold "Icky Trump" shirts to show his distaste for the then-candidate.
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Fitch assumes that broad social and political stability will be maintained in the lead-up to and during the 22015 elections.
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The current Real Clear Politics round-up of polls (without toss-up states) has Clinton in the lead, 301 to 237.
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"That has kept Apple in the lead at what I now regard as the race's midpoint," the "Mad Money" host said.
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That comes in the lead-up to a meeting of world leaders at the G-7 summit in Canada this week.
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Though he remains in the lead against GOP challenger Matt Rosendale, the race has tightened as more precincts have begun reporting.
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With López Obrador in the lead, his opponents' debate strategy was to make him look defensive, and at times it worked.
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He said he expects the standings to look much different in the lead-up to the early state caucuses and primaries.
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Tensions with Iran skyrocketed in the lead-up to the first anniversary of Trump's withdrawal from the Obama-era nuclear deal.
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In the lead-up to the Olympics, they often felt as if people saw their stories as being only skin deep.
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British newspapers' portrayal of the European Union in the lead-up to the referendum on June 23 has likewise been negative.
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Putin could do this himself, but with you in the lead, he takes none of the heat for supporting a dictator.
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The film's Yalitza Aparicio and Marina de Tavira also earned individual honors in the lead actress and supporting actress categories, respectively.
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"Clinton is still in the lead, but the race has tightened in the past four weeks," said Monmouth pollster Patrick Murray.
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This time, the U.S. is in the lead — and that means the need to get this right is that much greater.
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Last month, Venezuela started skipping several interest payments in the lead-up to two critical principal payments totaling nearly $2 billion.
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Under the plan, any athlete breaking a record would have to have been drug-tested many times in the lead-up.
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If central banks are governed by political incentives, they will tend to stimulate the economy in the lead up to elections.
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But this strategy was seen as a major vulnerability for the opposition party, particularly in the lead-up to the midterms.
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He's is picking between the two candidates everyday in the lead up to the election, without knowing what they look like.
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In the lead-up to Trump rallies, loud music blaring and an atmosphere much like a rock concert, Lindell holds court.
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The RCP average for MI has Trump in the lead, but it is bad for his quest to get to 1,237.
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Here's hoping there will be more meat to the new season itself than there was in the lead up to it.
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Authorities launched a sweeping crackdown in the lead up to the vote targeting non-government organizations, rights groups and independent media.
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I find this incredibly disappointing, especially since Apple was emphasizing this feature so much in the lead-up to this release.
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In Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix, it is almost certain that Mayländer, 47, of Germany, will again find himself in the lead.
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Shriver believes Williams has had plenty of time to further improve in the lead-up to her first match in Queens.
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He has sat somewhat comfortably in the lead, 10 points ahead of the rest of the field in the polling average.
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Orbán, a right-wing populist, has campaigned heavily on immigration issues in the lead-up to national election on April 8.
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Wade, and his views on legal precedent have deservedly been scrutinized in the lead-up to his confirmation hearings next week.
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In the lead-up to legalization, producers rushed to get medical licenses so that they could formulate novel cannabis-based products.
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"Maybe these are signs that we should not go," Ahmed would sometimes say in the lead-up to their 2018 attempt.
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But US officials weren't aware of the plans in the lead up to the summit, according to two senior administration officials.
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She wasn't even bothered when it happened twice in the same week in the lead-up to this year's French Open.
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Among all non-white voters, it's Sanders in the lead at 34% followed by Biden at 21% and Bloomberg at 19%.
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A Buttigieg campaign aide told CNBC that data provided by 77% of the campaign's precinct captains showed Buttigieg in the lead.
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Polls put PiS far in the lead; one this week gives it 43% of the vote, compared with the centrists' 28%.
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Neither do the Ann Selzer/CNN/Des Moines Register or CBS/YouGov polls, which also show Mr. Sanders in the lead.
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In the lead-up to that election, most political experts confidently predicted a rout for Democrats in light of Clinton's woes.
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Instead, he said that both countries were involved in election interference efforts in the lead-up to the 2016 U.S. elections.
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In this context, the mere fact of counting, embedded in the lead-up to the 1970 census, became a radical act.
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After resigning a congressional seat in the lead-up to the Civil War, Mr. Reagan served as the Confederacy's postmaster general.
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Yet in the lead-up to the New Hampshire primary election, the Democratic candidates haven't focused much on the opioid crisis.
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When asked if she's been extra stressed in the lead up to the show, her husband said, "Oh, she loves this."
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