J.P. Morgan's strategy goes further than jockeying for lead left.
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Anchors at Fox are already jockeying for the time slot.
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And this leads to the predicted jockeying by established players.
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Meanwhile, polls show Biden jockeying for position with Warren, Sen.
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Their leaders are already jockeying to replace the ailing general.
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Three jockeying coalitions each cling to the label of liberal.
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So intense jockeying is already under way for the vacancies.
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Democrats are also jockeying to prove they can lead reform.
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House Republicans have been jockeying for Comey's testimony for months.
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Lawmakers are now furiously jockeying for responsibility over the issue.
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Both camps are jockeying for position, closely watched in Europe.
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With Chad gone, the remaining men start jockeying for position.
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The list has at times led to intense political jockeying.
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Naturally, black users were not alone in jockeying for visibility.
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Intense jockeying for ambassadorships in the coming administration has begun.
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Five candidates are jockeying for an opportunity to face Rep.
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Several cities are now jockeying to establish themselves as fintech hubs.
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Other countries are jockeying to attract Chinese attention for BRI projects.
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Some pundits speculate that he might be jockeying for a promotion.
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For years, Google has been jockeying to control the nation's TVs.
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The move comes with Democratic jockeying for 2020 already well underway.
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Companies feel that and are jockeying for more growth and value.
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"I think everyone will start jockeying for position immediately," he said.
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Raises in Albany have been the subject of political jockeying before.
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To make matters worse, senior ministers are jockeying to succeed Mrs.
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Yet there were already Americans and Russians there, jockeying for influence.
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That was mostly, I would argue, the jockeying for these roles.
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Republicans are jockeying for position ahead of new negotiations with Democrats.
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The jockeying has begun for ambassadorships under President-elect Donald Trump.
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So the jockeying, backbiting and carping might continue for some time.
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The outcome of all the internal jockeying will be apparent soon enough.
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Five candidates are jockeying for an opportunity to face Reed in November.
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Some experts point out that the jockeying will mean little to consumers.
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As soon as the polls close, the jockeying for position will begin.
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My jockeying between travel, art, current events leaves me at loose ends.
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At the same time, the jockeying to succeed him has already started.
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But once the anthems are finished, the jockeying for position will begin.
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The jockeying for Speaker begins in earnest the day after the midterms.
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Jockeying for cabanas can be a blood sport at the Silver Gull.
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Potential candidates have been jockeying for weeks to shore up support. Rep.
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Both sides are jockeying over potential changes to the nation's biofuels mandate.
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It's Us versus Them, forever jockeying for advantage, and we are stronger.
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His two sons are jockeying for power at the company, Waystar Royco.
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All this comes against the background of intraparty jockeying to replace Mrs.
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Mr. Iger's confidence may stem from Wall Street's reaction to Comcast's jockeying.
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The political jockeying underscores a fundamental truth about the regime in Iran.
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All the jockeying has left voters sidelined and good-government groups aghast.
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It won't help that there are so many Democrats jockeying for attention.
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It won't help that there are so many Democrats jockeying for attention.
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The real reason for the trans ban appears to be political vote jockeying.
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I saw it once at a parade: women jockeying for a better position.
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While the jockeying over what's in the bill continued, so did persuasion tactics.
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Clinton is jockeying for supremacy in the Hawkeye State ahead of Monday's caucuses.
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With some subtle jockeying, Mr. Bratton set up Chief O'Neill to succeed him.
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And no area is more rife with jockeying than national security, with Mrs.
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Other players in the space appear to be jockeying for position as well.
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And companies have been jockeying for a piece of the multibillion-dollar industry.
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And among agents, there is often intense jockeying to represent the same players.
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With early results trickling in, Biden and Sanders were jockeying for first place.
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All the legal jockeying shouldn't obscure the fundamental foolishness of the policy itself.
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It would lead to jockeying for political position and infighting within the party.
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But the unease coming out of Iowa extends beyond Sanders' and Buttigieg's jockeying.
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It implies that cooperative communities are hypocritical covers for the selfish jockeying underneath.
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Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) after several weeks of quietly jockeying for the post.
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In fact, they were often rivals, jockeying for power in advance of the elections.
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Lagarde's nomination is part of wider jockeying among European countries for top EU jobs.
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Don't underestimate the jockeying going on in GOP circles for a post-Kavanaugh world.
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You can expect plenty of jockeying between Instagram employees for those few SF desks.
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Three candidates are furiously jockeying for the right to face off against vulnerable Rep.
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Insurers and medical providers are jockeying over how the payments will be worked out.
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The pair are now jockeying for momentum before New Hampshire's Democratic primary next Tuesday.
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There's always a jockeying going on as to who's favourite and who's the underdog.
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There was more jockeying for position than in the final turn at the Preakness.
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In a separate round of jockeying, numerous sources say two Washington state Democrats — Reps.
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And this week in Philadelphia, a new generation of Democrats is jockeying for attention.
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Two former Democratic administration officials are jockeying for the chance to take on Rep.
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But Laura Ingraham, another contender for the job, is still jockeying for the position.
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On Twitter, preprint insurgents are celebrating one another's postings and jockeying for revolutionary credibility.
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Jockeying for the two vacant FCC seats — one Republican and one Democrat — has begun.
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Warren and Mr. Sanders of Vermont are jockeying to represent the party's left wing.
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Biden and Sanders are jockeying for position at the top of the Democratic field.
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Democratic candidates are jockeying for labor support, but union leaders aren't rushing to endorse.
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The jockeying to replace Lowey atop the House Appropriations Committee has already begun. Rep.
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It will not be easy, as potential oil and gas bonanzas intensify the jockeying.
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Both dramas are shows about people jockeying for power amid near unintelligible shifting alliances.
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Throughout the '80s, granite was still jockeying with marble for favor among California yuppies.
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For years, Burnett had always pushed forward, jockeying back and forth between Iraq and Afghanistan.
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So even now, there is some jockeying among Democrats to define those three little words.
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Four Republicans are jockeying for a last-minute advantage ahead of the June 213 primary.
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Banks are jockeying for deposits because they're a cheap form of capital to make loans.
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To be sure, robot cars won't be jockeying for space in Times Square anytime soon.
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There's nothing new about seemingly principled arguments about process covering opportunistic jockeying for candidate advantage.
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Johnson is jockeying to get on the debate stage with Trump and Clinton this fall.
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Also jockeying for position are the holders of sovereign bonds ($24bn) and PDVSA paper ($28bn).
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She is the author of 'Jockeying for the American Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants.
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The candidates are jockeying for position ahead of the first primary nominating contests in February.
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Parliament is likely to see a lot of behind-the-scenes jockeying for those positions.
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Couch-jockeying remote-control-wielders will find plenty of lively bits scattered throughout the film.
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And companies have been jockeying for more of those consumer dollars to drive sales growth.
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After all, Trump isn't the only world leader who's jockeying for leverage in deal-making.
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Perhaps getting less attention are the companies jockeying to provide cool solutions for the enterprise.
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The real drama lies not in the election's results, but in the jockeying around it.
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The behind-the-scenes jockeying to clear contested midterm primary fields is one contentious battleground.
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"Right now they all seem to be jockeying each other for market share," Seifer said.
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The public meeting marked the beginning of the annual jockeying between tenant and landlord groups.
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"These are two extremely strong people, who are jockeying throughout the show," Mr. Ellis said.
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Another person jockeying for Rosselló's seat is Puerto Rican Senate majority leader Thomas Rivera Schatz.
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In many cases, the investigative teams are jockeying for the same witnesses and documentary evidence.
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Opinion polls there show Sanders jockeying for first place with former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The sheer fluidity of the field is already leading to some fierce jockeying for position.
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Rooney's announcement has already set off jockeying for the heavily Republican seat in southwest Florida.
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Among all of the new products jockeying for our attention—the world's first AI-enabled doorbell!
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Amid all this political jockeying, though, the investigation -- to be completed by Trump's inauguration -- is essential.
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All of these managers are out there jockeying and they say they want to fight Conor.
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And he's not among the judges Costa mentioned in the behind-the-scenes jockeying last week.
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And all the while, within the CDU/CSU, jockeying for position among her successors will intensify.
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The president's self-aggrandizing tweets on Puerto Rico are ideal fodder for political jockeying in Washington.
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Potential candidates are also unveiling their drug price initiatives as the jockeying ahead of 2020 intensifies.
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Opinion columnist There are still more than a dozen candidates jockeying for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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The big picture: Climate change is playing an improbably large role in the early 2020 jockeying.
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This methodology is one of the points of disagreement, one that industry groups are jockeying over.
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Now, in real life, we have Republican presidential candidates jockeying over the size of their penises.
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Sunday, jockeying for position as dozens of young men dressed in nurses' scrubs orchestrated the distribution.
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Jockeying for promotions, and rumors about others' downfall, are likely to intensify in the coming year.
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The holders of those bonds are jockeying to get the greatest amount of the available money.
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The Mission E vehicles are hardly alone in jockeying for position in the premium electric market.
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They crush toward the front, jockeying for position among these few hundred pioneers of long distance.
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None would speak publicly, however, given the delicate political jockeying underway to build a coalition government.
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As American forces draw down in Afghanistan, jockeying for influence over the Taliban is only intensifying.
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But more broadly, they add, their actions are hampered by the intense international jockeying over Libya.
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If this seems idealistic, consider the status quo: students jockeying for leadership positions as résumé padders.
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Internally NPS rangers were jockeying last minute to find more staff to send to the park.
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The teams are still jockeying for seeding, and any number of intriguing postseason matchups are possible.
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Members began jockeying for the high-profile position ahead of the impeachment vote in December. Rep.
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The leaks, the jockeying, the nationalist and more moderate camps, the many staff departures and firings.
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Among the drug dealers jockeying for position there, prosecutors said on Wednesday, was Mr. Siri-Reynoso.
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Northrop beat out the joint Boeing-Lockheed team after four years of jockeying for the contract.
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It could be her jockeying for more power before relinquishing control of the process to Republicans.
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There will be more notable names from the business world before the 2020 jockeying is over.
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"There's really no doubt this was a step beyond the normal political jockeying," one historian said.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden jockeying for the top place among Democratic voters.
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In the jockeying for power, concessions to Taiwan could be interpreted as a sign of weakness.
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When he did commentary on the 2010 World Cup, he was already jockeying for the job.
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YouTube was barely an option—the platform was already home to thousands of creators jockeying for attention.
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Some analysts say the row is early jockeying ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections due in 2019.
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But most of our smarts are going be dedicated to jockeying and manipulating our position among others.
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Mike Pence as his running mate -- but already, Pence's home-state Republicans are jockeying for his job.
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Whatever the case is, you can be sure I'm already jockeying for position to review the thing.
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He's starting a creator's program, and would-be stars are already jockeying for their minute of fame.
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Startups like Stitch Fix and Poshmark are jockeying for customers in an increasingly crowded mobile shopping space.
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Schneider-Ammann's exit will set off jockeying within his Liberal Democratic Party over who will replace him.
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Jockeying with Neanderthals"reached the Middle East and southeastern Europe, but did not persist in these regions."
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Rival candidates have been jockeying for position within the AKP, raising concern about fractures in the party.
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Amid all the jockeying for position, one influential figure is Catriona Laing, the British ambassador to Zimbabwe.
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Work can be an arena of scheming and back-stabbing, of ruthless competition and jockeying for power.
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The jockeying is heating up ahead of the Democratic leadership elections that are scheduled for Nov. 85033.
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As the jockeying has intensified in official circles, so has the falling-out between the old friends.
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He'll be in charge of managing access to Trump and keeping aides jockeying for position in line.
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The French defeat had left a power vacuum, and groups besides the Vietminh were jockeying for turf.
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For all the aggressive jockeying from conservatives, they, too, suggested they'll support whatever deal Trump ultimately backs.
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Tsvangirai's illness has exposed deep rifts in the MDC, with his subordinates jockeying publicly to succeed him.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in, meanwhile, appears to be jockeying for a seat at the table.
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There is a growing number of them, including Istio, Envoy and Linkerd, jockeying for position right now.
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Even when tumbling through an open-plan improvisation, the two don't seem to be jockeying or sniping.
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Amid all this jockeying, investment in productive capabilities will most likely be neglected as a secondary consideration.
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Another person jockeying for the governor's seat is Thomas Rivera Schatz, the Puerto Rican Senate majority leader.
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The jockeying between groups, donors and operatives for cash and turf is occurring mostly behind the scenes.
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Hint: Look for one of his kids jockeying for dad's time at the end of the clip.
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Thousands of first novels come out every year, jockeying for media attention, bookshop space and public notice.
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Now that everyone is jockeying for clout on the same platforms, positivity, not snark, is what sells.
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The Palestinian Authority has frozen all contacts with Israel while several are jockeying for the Fatah leadership.
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Other Democrats have also been jockeying for position in the party's invisible primary, in Iowa and elsewhere.
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But in the meanwhile, the two Republicans are attacking one another, jockeying for that second-place slot.
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Here's a roadmap to the path tax reform could take and the early jockeying that's going on.
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Instead, patrons were focused only on jockeying for position with hopes of getting up close with Woods.
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It's an extremely detailed look at the institutional machinations and political jockeying of a particularly complex bureaucracy.
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Others are jockeying for the job and the situation is fluid, according to sources close to the transition.
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" In 2019, we're definitely not short on examples of brands jockeying to "stand out in a crowded marketplace.
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Facebook and Google are jockeying for attention online and by extension, for advertising revenue based on those eyeballs.
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"There's definitely people jockeying for the attention and the hearts and minds of the new administration," says Dreier.
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U.S. marijuana companies are jockeying for position with the expectation that weed will be legalized across the nation.
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All three cars are jockeying to become the first electric vehicle that breaks through on a mass scale.
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And brands, nonprofits and even political campaigns are jockeying for the privilege to hatch from the viral egg.
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Already on Sunday, the jockeying for position began - albeit with an awareness of the more difficult task ahead.
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Republicans and Democrats are jockeying for control of the Senate, with the GOP favored to keep its majority.
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Moments after news broke of Mr Scalia's death, political jockeying began over the issue of appointing his successor.
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Access to health care comes like anything else, from your checkbook and intensely competitive businesses jockeying for it.
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Insurers, doctors and hospitals are jockeying over those details, fearful of taking a financial hit in the legislation.
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In a world with voracious and growing demand for electricity, these deals are a tool of geopolitical jockeying.
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It's still sort of up in the air, as Disney and Fox and Comcast are all jockeying around.
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But as the jockeying gets more feverish, new factions in every corner of the ruling establishment may emerge.
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But regardless of any jockeying among conservative publications, the goal now looks to be a mission nearly accomplished.
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After some jockeying during the season, the Blues seem to have settled on Brian Elliott as their goaltender.
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Ko, 19, was an interested bystander to the jockeying among the players from the country of her birth.
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It's been only a week since the referendum, and already European cities are jockeying to lure away businesses.
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The last thing she ever is to all the people jockeying for her "real story" is: a person.
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She is the author of "Jockeying for the American Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants" (Cambria Press, 2010).
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The candidates' jockeying to appear the closer one to Trump has created more than a few odd spectacles.
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Flat-screen televisions were on an earlier list of products targeted, before being spared after weeks of jockeying.
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Parties on the right and left have been jockeying for power in the six weeks since the Dec.
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Biden has been jockeying with Harris and Booker for the support of black voters, a vital Democratic constituency.
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But Ryan's high-profile endorsement did little to quell jockeying for other slots further down the leadership ladder.
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They were places of sexual abuse, havens for grifters and thieves, vortices of local political power and jockeying.
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Every news outlet, us included, has done countless stories of jockeying, infighting and confusion inside this White House.
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But he had harsh words for some of his colleagues who have already begun jockeying to succeed him.
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The counterprogramming, too, was busy, reflecting the throng of Democrats jockeying to be the counter-voice to Trump.
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Flat-screen televisions were on an earlier list of products targeted, before being spared after weeks of jockeying.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Pete Buttigieg — usually jockeying for a spot in the middle of the pack.
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In China, the popular Didi Chuxing app is jockeying with Uber for dominance in a highly prized market.
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QUICK: I GUESS THAT RAISES THE QUESTION, DOES THIS RAISE A LITTLE BIT OF A HORSE JOCKEYING COMPETITION?
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Single-payer supporters and industry groups who reject the idea, meanwhile, are jockeying for inclusion in those discussions.
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But Steyer is in second place with 15 percent, jockeying with Sanders (14 percent) and Warren (10 percent).
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The president ultimately picked a Secret Service official, Anthony Ornato, for the job after days of internal jockeying.
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The complex jockeying for the next generation of Saudi leadership has its roots in Ibn Saud's prodigious procreation.
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This jockeying for power is expected to offer all the drama that next year's presidential race sorely lacks.
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SOFIA's annual schedule runs in cycles, with researchers submitting detailed proposals in the summer, jockeying for flight times.
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The early jockeying foreshadows the kind of relationship congressional Republicans plan to have with the new Trump administration.
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Make America Number I is at least the fifth pro-Trump super PAC jockeying to support the Republican nominee.
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In most industries Motherboard covers—Silicon Valley, telecom, pharma, and so on—giants aren't just jockeying for market share.
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The jockeying among the lenders to provide the financing underscores the scarcity of these deals across the restructuring sector.
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Political jockeying has been a feature of the ECB's presidency ever since it was set up 20 years ago.
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Leaders in France and Germany are at the same time jockeying to take euro-denominated clearing away from Britain.
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In the constant jockeying back and forth of airlines competing for world's longest flight, a new winner has emerged.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: The merge episode is always an exciting one as a lot of jockeying for positioning goes down.
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These Metropolitan division teams have been jockeying for position away from the top of the standings for several weeks.
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The rest of the month we get the jockeying and posturing of presidential candidates in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Still, the lead-up to the meeting has been rife with speculation over the behind-the-scene political jockeying.
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Interstate rivalry An exchange during April arguments may have signaled the emerging jockeying -- rivalry even -- between Roberts and Gorsuch.
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That means Americans are going to have to fight to see the forces jockeying for control over our lives.
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Inside the Beltway, elected officials and partisan activists scheme and fight, jockeying for a political advantage and policy benefits.
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It was the sort of national horse-trading and jockeying for influence that has pervaded a number of decisions.
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It is within this confusing context that the jockeying between the various factions and actors needs to be understood.
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The recounts in Florida, particularly in the Senate race, have sparked a series of lawsuits and fierce political jockeying.
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But if two candidates are jockeying for the top spot and no one winner seems clear, chaos will ensue.
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Western arms makers are jockeying to take advantage of expanding defense budgets among NATO allies and in other regions.
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As Fernández Campbell reported: Another person jockeying for Rosselló's seat is Puerto Rican Senate majority leader Thomas Rivera Schatz.
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Behind the scenes, different factions and personalities in the Kremlin are jockeying for power in a post-Putin Russia.
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Below are several names to consider, all relatively young, dynamic, and already actively jockeying for the inside lane. Congressmen.
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Several other members who are also senior members also have other reasons for not jockeying for this role. Rep.
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Instead of the man-made and the organic jockeying for position or dominance, they are sharing each other's territory.
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And should you need to make changes to your reservation, you won't be jockeying for help from a middleman.
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The jockeying for control of Vanke drew government scrutiny, as the country had not seen many bruising corporate takeovers.
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In 1987, near the end of his third term, health officials began jockeying over the future of the organization.
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Even though it's still unclear who exactly will be in the field, Democrats are already eagerly jockeying for position.
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Many Hollywood executives said that award-jockeying for the Emmys, once a relatively sedate affair, now rivals Oscars campaigning.
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The phrase evokes the low-minded, chronically corrupt jockeying and deal-making that govern how the Albany game is played.
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Maduro and Guaido are jockeying for the support of the military, which is seen as key to ending the stalemate.
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The field now features at least 20 Democrats jockeying for the chance to take on President Donald Trump next year.
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But it could present a potent campaign issue to Democrats jockeying for support in a crowded 2020 presidential nominating field.
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Everyone in the family is jockeying for power in a way that would make the Game Of Thrones cast proud.
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Oil prices were depressed by producers' verbal jockeying over planned output cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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One of the reasons the problem hasn't ben solved yet, is that every device manufacturer is jockeying for Input 1.
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IDITAROD ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Mushers are jockeying for the early lead in the world&aposs most famous sled dog race.
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After months of speculation that Colton Underwood has been jockeying for a leading role in Bachelor Nation, he got it.
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"What we are seeing is jockeying for position in the negotiations," George Papakonstantinou, Greece's former Minister of Finance told CNBC.
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The financial industry and advocates for tougher rules on Wall Street are jockeying for influence over the agency's unfinished agenda.
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And a change in the region's balance of power could be followed by countries jockeying for more power, fueling instability.
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The jockeying for U.S. lobbyists signals that the dueling Saudi princes want to leverage their influence in Washington, Henderson said.
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"There was about 40 carts per register, everyone was jockeying for position trying to find the shortest line," he said.
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Netanyahu's political jockeying and the potential for snap elections make a peace deal even less likely in the near term.
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It brought him up against the absurdity of bargaining with God, jockeying for his favor—indeed, paying for his favor.
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The jockeying for power, always a subterranean theme at the annual bashes, was too much for Mr. Mugabe to ignore.
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What to watch: After the electoral dust settles, various states will likely continue jockeying for opportunities in Pakistan's unsteady economy.
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That movie took 60 days, and it was miserable, not to mention the months after of jockeying over the cut.
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The two of them are jockeying for different segments of working-class support in different geographical regions of the country.
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The bridge and tunnel authority will decide who pays what, but the jockeying for price breaks is in full swing.
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With streaming services jockeying over licensing rights, a movie might never even end up on one's streaming platform of choice.
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In public opinion polls, Sanders and Biden appear to be jockeying for the lead, with Warren and Buttigieg close behind.
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While managing the political jockeying, Mr. Buhari must also face a war against Boko Haram that worsened in his absence.
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He said little to jockeying reporters on site, a smile planted on his face while entering and exiting the meeting.
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As countries negotiate their responses to the outbreaks, the geopolitical jockeying also impacts cruise ships — and the people on board.
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Along with the jockeying over control, lawyers for wildfire victims are pushing back against a court-imposed deadline of Oct.
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Has there been a lot of behind the scenes jockeying in the Democratic caucus for a slot on this team?
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After that, it is back home for games against Cleveland and Washington, who may still be jockeying for playoff seeds.
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The unusual Supreme Court filing may reflect jockeying among states and local governments for a leading role in settlement negotiations.
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The protesters found themselves squeezed between regional powerhouses jockeying for power and repressive regimes trying to maintain the status quo.
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The secret balloting -- and the intrigue and jockeying that may go with it -- will take place in a closed session.
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Most of Friday's hearing was devoted to jockeying over the timing of further action on the House's census-related suit.
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Early in every administration, there are stories about jockeying for influence — who has the president's ear and who's frozen out.
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There is going to be a lot more political jockeying around the Green New Deal in coming weeks and months.
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The world's two largest economies have been jockeying with tit-for-tat strategies after trade talks fell through earlier this month.
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Leadership jockeying has picked up steam in the wake of House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joseph Crowley 's primary loss last month.
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Not folding and unfolding — just static, playing videos while throngs of reporters elbowed one another, jockeying for a bit of space.
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Meanwhile, investors are also "jockeying for position" going into the G20 summit, said Michael Matousek, head trader at U.S. Global Investors.
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Internal factions waste valuable time and energy jockeying for influence and control, while the product gets fragmented and confusing for users.
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Mechs dance around the map, jockeying to keep the enemy at optimal range, managing their own overheating, and avoiding deadly crossfires.
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Oil prices were also depressed by producers' verbal jockeying over planned output cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Mr Xi will not only be judged on domestic challenges, including today's loyalists jockeying for position in a post-Xi era.
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As the 73-year-old Mr Obiang becomes frailer, his sons, including the prodigal Teodorín, have begun jockeying to succeed him.
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Christie last week said he isn't jockeying for a possible role in a Trump administration by endorsing the real estate mogul.
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This pack of four -- Rubio, Cruz, Kasich and Bush -- has been jockeying for second place in the state for some time.
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They are jockeying for a $215,2000 top prize, the richest jackpot in the history of the bee, which began in 1925.
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What was it like for you to be away from the sport, or not as close as when you were jockeying?
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Within the GOP, several candidates, including Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, are jockeying to displace the current frontrunner, Donald Trump.
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Jockeying by Iran and Russia, neither of whom can afford reconstruction, will cause tension between the "victors" — very good for us.
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Some members are even jockeying for an opportunity to work with the rising star as she contemplates her path in Congress.
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The two heroes came tumbling over a hill and crashed into a pedestal, rubbing paint like NASCAR drivers jockeying for space.
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Some elections are not free and fair, internal jockeying forces leaders out, and third terms appear to be on the rise.
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But Democrats' parliamentary jockeying forced the House to vote again, after parliamentary problems were found with three of the bill's provisions.
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The jockeying comes amid shakeups on various House committees, where gavels will be passed from Republicans to Democrats in early January.
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The increasingly bloody jockeying also involves the local sheriff (Christopher Heyerdahl), whose true motives, like almost everyone else here, are suspect.
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Europeans are jockeying for London's businesses, and our columnist ranks the E.U. cities most likely to become a new financial capital.
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With just over a month of the regular season remaining, about a dozen teams are jockeying for position in the standings.
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As a result, Labour has been unable to fill the void that the Conservatives, in their jockeying and backstabbing, have left.
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The jockeying for dominance in the South China Sea, as Beijing seeks to enforce its expansionist claims, is on the agenda.
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He saw clerks rummaging through the mayor's office, and downstairs the city council was already jockeying to fill the power vacuum.
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Canberra, Australia (CNN)Australia's Parliament voted to legalize same-sex marriage Thursday after years of political jockeying and fierce public debate.
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With the arrival of The Post, all of these movies will likely start jockeying to see who can land in second.
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Japan and South Korea in particular, whose relations have recently deteriorated over longstanding historical disputes, find themselves jockeying for Washington's favor.
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They waited for the garbage trucks to arrive, jockeying anxiously for position before the vehicles deposited fresh bags across the mud.
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But as jockeying continues over how much the island must ultimately pay its creditors, the storm could add a new complication.
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Across the globe, the United States and China are jockeying to build alliances or partnerships and shut out the other power.
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If the Australian prime minister survives today's political jockeying in Canberra, he'll have the two weeks of lawmakers' recess to regroup.
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It was also seen as a move by Mr. Iger to head off any potentially distracting executive jockeying inside the company.
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They're also a welcome jolt for theaters, where last weekend a small group of holdover movies had been jockeying for fumes.
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Political jockeying with intelligence gleaned in the Russia investigation has already resulted in public confirmation of inconvenient facts for Trump allies.
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Those groups are jockeying to ensure that they avoid a financial hit from whatever solution lawmakers and the White House back.
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While the dispute is very real, they said, both sides could also be jockeying to gain leverage in a final deal.
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And the world's largest internet companies, from Google to Microsoft to Baidu, are jockeying for researchers who specialize in these technologies.
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The commission's go-ahead came after three years of jockeying, which included 21 sometimes contentious public hearings and several revised plans.
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Officials had spent days jockeying over the final figure for the emergency package, veering anywhere between $1 billion to $5 billion.
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The formal instrument is the "principals committee," made up of the president, the vice president and all those jockeying cabinet members.
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Her dynastic ambition helped secure a legacy for her family by jockeying her grandson James VI of Scotland to the throne.
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Down the street, 300 Ashland, from Two Trees Management Company, is also jockeying for renters for its 303 market-rate apartments.
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Underlying all this jockeying is a tacit understanding that, come November, Republicans may not have to elect a speaker at all.
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Information is everything and so there's an information war, and that information war is about a new jockeying for power and position.
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There are lines, jockeying for good seats, and the high prices of concessions to worry about with every trip to the multiplex.
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In these societies, which I have studied for many years, politics often amounts to the continual jockeying between groups for higher status.
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This year's show was no different, with legendary acceptance speeches jockeying for attention alongside media screwups and flashes of actual, organic spontaneity.
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The toxic aftermath of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder has allies feuding, adversaries scheming, and competitors jockeying for influence among Muslims worldwide.
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While Donald Trump remains the frontrunner, the real race is shaping up between the establishment candidates jockeying for a second place finish.
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When not jockeying for power, "Catherine" indulges in a whole lot of sex, only some of which could charitably be called romance.
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Both companies are jockeying to become one-stop shops for all types of available urban transportation, including cars, bikes, scooters, and more.
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Facebook is waging total war on Snapchat, cloning its features, blocking its user growth and jockeying for its vertical video ad dollars.
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But underlying all this jockeying is a tacit understanding that, come November, Republicans may not have to elect a speaker at all.
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Groups jockeying for influence include old friends from the entertainment world, shrewd advisers linked to powerful outside backers, and Western-oriented reformers.
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Lung cancer is by far the biggest oncology market with all companies in the immunotherapy field jockeying for position in that space.
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Legislative jockeying ahead of the 2017 deadline has already begun, but the momentum for reform appears to have stalled, at least temporarily.
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"It's a race to the starting line," Propeller CEO David Van Sickle told Reuters, describing the current jockeying among leading pharmaceutical firms.
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Pro-regime security forces are already establishing themselves in Damascus, and the jockeying for influence in a post-war Syria has begun.
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They spent so much time jockeying to get to each other's left that there was virtually no talk of Republicans at all.
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The congressman, who has served since 2003, enters a crowded Democratic presidential field jockeying to take on President Donald Trump next year.
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Uzbekistan's clans have been jockeying over the succession for years, eager to preserve the economic spoils amassed during Mr Karimov's long rule.
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She has been jockeying with Bernie Sanders since February 1st but is now the undisputed front-runner; a photo-finish is unlikely.
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It is certainly still an uphill climb for Warren, jockeying with Sanders and 21 other candidates to be the biggest Biden competitor.
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Hanging over the jockeying for power was intensifying discussion of whether the British exit, or "Brexit," might somehow be avoided or circumvented.
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Walker and other GOP lawmakers have been jockeying for position ever since Ryan announced he was retiring from Congress several weeks ago.
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Warren and Sanders are the 6900 race's two top progressive candidates and are seen as jockeying for support from the progressive base.
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The big question: Industry groups are jockeying to make sure they don't get asked to pick up too much of the tab.
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Jockeying to succeed Paul Ryan Meantime Paul Ryan's two top deputies are fighting a shadow campaign to succeed him as House Speaker.
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"These are scary times," said designer Nicole Miller before the debut of her Nordic-inspired collection in jockeying floral and geometric prints.
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Hospitals, jockeying for business in a world of shrinking reimbursements, have focused intently on the scores, and doctors say they feel it.
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But the Florida Senate race has attracted outsize national attention, because of the intense legal jockeying that has unfolded in recent days.
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Deutsche Boerse sees itself ahead in jockeying for clearing in euro denominated financial contracts, Chief Executive Theodor Weimer said late on Thursday.
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The result is a kind of free-for-all, as Democrats wage behind-the-scenes vote-getting operations while jockeying for position.
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His absence has already led to jockeying for power within his party, and exposed deep divisions that could ultimately prove its undoing.
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That is, virtually every team is firmly in one of two camps — jockeying for the playoffs or already looking toward next season.
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That's led to jockeying by sources inside and outside the White House to raise potential replacements that might get on Trump's radar.
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He is now preparing for a challenging reelection fight, with nine Democrats currently jockeying to replace him in his southern California district.
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But these days, there is little trust between reporters and President Trump's communications office, which has exacerbated the typical jockeying for access.
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Instead of jockeying for a high draft pick, mediocrity in the rugged N.F.C. had become a more realistic possibility for the season.
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But before he could attempt one, Kentucky forward Skal Labissiere received a technical while jockeying with Auburn's Cinmeon Bowers for rebounding position.
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But Pelosi has revealed little about who else she is considering, although several members have been jockeying for weeks for her attention.
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At the time several energy companies including Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline were jockeying to build up an energy corridor through the area.
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A lot of the jockeying for these roles actually came during the hearings late last year in the Intel and Judiciary Committee.
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Buttigieg was jockeying for second place in Nevada's slow vote tally, but he showed little ability to draw support from nonwhite voters.
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The market for food delivery services has proven competitive, with Uber Eats, DoorDash, Postmates, Grubhub and others all jockeying for customers' wallets.
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Coming in far behind Fantastic Beasts — and still jockeying for the No. 2 and No. 3 finishes — are Doctor Strange and Trolls.
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Their son is always No. 1, they said, but their relationship and their businesses are constantly jockeying for the No. 2 slot.
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Those divides extend to Trump's fractious economic team, where free-market advocates and staunch trade protectionists are jockeying for the president's ear.
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It's a sharp shift from the widespread confusion and constant jockeying for influence that dominated the early march toward impeachment this fall.
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It was yet another victory over a team the Blazers are jockeying against for a playoff position in the cutthroat Western Conference.
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He has carved out a lead in Iowa, with Sanders, Warren and Biden jockeying for second place, according to recent statewide polls.
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The presidential jockeying comes as Democrats are licking their chops over their 2018 midterm prospects, believing they can take back the House.
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But, as we know, jockeying is part of the fun and adrenaline of awards season, even in the absence of an actual horserace.
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There are likely many people jockeying to be the godparent to such a historic baby, the name of which is still a mystery.
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If the jockeying behind the scenes is any indication, the administration is facing criticism that more restrictions could strangle U.S. jobs and competitiveness.
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He called for it to be funded through congressional appropriations, rather than through the Federal Reserve, which has insulated it from political jockeying.
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But the ease of being able to physically pass a controller, instead of jockeying over a keyboard and mouse, makes the irritation forgivable.
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Still, the results signal a likely return to relative political stability after a decade of war and another decade of disruptive political jockeying.
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This crowded Democratic primary field is the largest ever, featuring candidates that are jockeying for position to win over an increasingly divided left.
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Asteroid mining hasn't even begun, and it's already being privatized: Several for-profit companies are currently jockeying for position in the fledgling industry.
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Make no mistake about it, the 2020 presidential election has already begun with Democratic hopefuls already jockeying for support among the Democratic faithful.
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That means that they're not well-equipped to compete in the "invisible primary" — the jockeying for favor that candidates do with party elites.
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The biggest vendors from Adobe to Salesforce to Microsoft to Oracle are jockeying for position to bring automation and intelligence to these areas.
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Everyone's jockeying for position but trying to stay off the "list" of people suspected to oppose or be otherwise inconvenient to the state.
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Presidents since the beginning of time have resisted Congress and there's been this sort of back and forth jockeying over what is sent.
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Democratic jockeying for the 28503 presidential race was on full display Tuesday as a host of likely contenders addressed liberal activists in Washington.
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The group is jockeying for 1 million signatures, even though Obama is not French and France requires its presidential candidates to be natives.
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From the South China Sea to climate change to jockeying over global leadership, the dominoes have fallen in Beijing's favor again and again.
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Jockeying for future presidential campaigns is a feature of every party convention, and the Republican meeting in Cleveland this week is no exception.
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I witnessed the execution of many, many selfies: the jockeying for a proper angle, the sudden dead-eyed smile, the brisk walk away.
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The bid does include South Korea chipmaker SK Hynix, as jockeying for the unit continues with Toshiba seeking a minimum of $18 billion.
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And lurking under all of the political jockeying is the danger of a return to the ugliest of the old ways: election sabotage.
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Anyone A month is left in the regular season, and the jockeying for playoff position will be in intense, particularly in the East.
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Jockeying for the speaker's job will intensify in mid-November as newly elected Republican and Democratic House members prepare to choose respective leaders.
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But with the committees now jockeying for witnesses and documents, and the potential for public hearings this fall, that is likely to change.
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In the past, there has been jockeying between Mr. Nadler's staff and aides to Mr. Schiff — but they are in agreement on sequencing.
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Republicans with future national aspirations are hitting early primary states, jockeying to win the favor of major donors, and auditioning before conservative activists.
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Though they're emerging too late to aid Sanders's presidential run, they are jockeying to become a go-to news source for his movement.
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Global content streaming companies are jockeying to boost their Indian television, movie and music offerings in the world's fastest growing Internet services market.
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The Heat, who have secured a playoff spot but are still jockeying for position within the Eastern Conference, are 25-14 in Miami.
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We like: The huge pool deck boasts great views and enough chairs so there's no jockeying for one first thing in the morning.
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"It's the day before the report and traders are just jockeying, basically sizing up positions," said Craig Turner, commodities broker at Daniels Trading.
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Keeping Score For all the jockeying during the regular season to ensure home-court advantage, there has been little payoff in the playoffs.
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Along with the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Rangers and the Blue Jackets are jockeying for the three spots below the first-place Washington Capitals.
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The political jockeying — as well as widespread fears of violence during Friday's rally — compelled Mr. Joko's security forces to make arrests, analysts said.
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On one hand, the committee has been tasked with overseeing a historically crowded and diverse field of candidates jockeying for the Democratic nomination.
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Seven Democrats are jockeying to challenge Mr. Roskam in the western suburbs of Chicago, and they have largely gravitated toward a single message.
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"We've got a lot of work to do and that" — the jockeying among senators trying to score points — "distracts" from it, he said.
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Every direction except north has been seriously considered, with TransCanada, Enbridge and Kinder Morgan jockeying to advance their competing projects to service Alberta.
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During this long BREXIT marathon, the public has been disappointed by repeated jockeying among British political parties that led to the failure of BREXIT.
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It's time for second grade at Otter Bay, so the usual mommy jockeying is back, with Madeline prepared to tear through her local rivals.
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Despite President Trump's strong decisive leadership, America's allies and economic foes are now jockeying for exemptions from these tariffs – threatening to undermine their effectiveness.
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Given the size and global scope of the fund, Softbank is jockeying to become a substantial force in tech investment in the near term.
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While the Kings reside atop the Pacific Division, the Predators are jockeying for one of the two wild-card spots in the Western Conference.
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SEIU represents about 2 million janitors, home care workers, security guards, and childcare workers — and candidates have been jockeying for the union's prized endorsement.
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But Putin's not alone: The U.S. and Canada are both jockeying for territory, shipping routes, and new oil and gas fields up there too.
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Braithwaite builds tension and explores how competitive sisters can be with one another, jockeying for parental affection and keeping score in their own relationship.
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Residents of Madaya and other Syrian towns are dying of starvation as supplies are held up by political jockeying over the civil war there.
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Cable can debut shows whenever it wants, and broadcast networks are jockeying to get the most eyeballs on their offerings, no matter the costs.
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They're confirmed oafs who, like their father, love saying the quiet part out loud, and who make themselves into fools jockeying for his attention.
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But the key factor will be the support of smaller parties in his coalition who are jockeying for greater influence in the Temer government.
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So far, that hasn't happened, but two elected officials in his party are reportedly jockeying for the position, according to El Nuevo Día newspaper.
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Given the state of the horse race, there will also likely be jockeying among the moderates to land the harshest, or most memorable, blow.
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Thus, the jockeying has begun to define the GND, to nail down exactly what it means and who is allowed to claim the banner.
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A poll released Saturday suggested that while support for Rousseff's impeachment remains high, it has decreased some in recent weeks amid the political jockeying.
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So to glance at the standings in late June and see the Marlins jockeying with the defending National League champion Mets for playoff positioning . . .
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She's not the only one enjoying a little power trip; nearly every character is jockeying for position and trying to get the upper hand.
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In 2017 there was a lot of political jockeying within the state, and this issue was one that certainly became a part of that.
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A year ago, the jockeying over the bailout prompted fears that Greece could crash out of the eurozone and destabilize the wider regional economy.
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There may actually be in-fighting by various groups jockeying for position, especially if this is accompanied by the arrest of a major leader.
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The uncertainty is already prompting jockeying by ambitious lawmakers in both parties, even though they're not sure whether they'll be battling for the Speakership.
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According to a local NBC affiliate, LePage had been jockeying for a slate of delegates that would preserve the distribution of the caucus results.
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But 2900 has been a disaster for House GOP leaders with the year marked by party infighting and awkward jockeying for Paul Ryan's job.
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It all plays out in a rural village in Asia where everyone is jockeying for position, and some understand the technology and some don't.
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Klobuchar is one of more than a dozen Democrats currently running for president and jockeying to show they can lead on drug pricing reforms.
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Klobuchar is one of more than a dozen Democrats currently running for president and jockeying to show they can lead on drug pricing reforms.
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Jockeying for inclusion in the Democrats' 2020 platform is now starting and the early betting is that it will feature radical labor reforms prominently.
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The latter half of House of Cards' season 4 centers around an open political convention in which delegates and candidates are jockeying for power.
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But last month, this unity visibly broke down during the jockeying that led first to the government shutdown, then the shutdown's 72 hours later.
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PHOENIX — Ambitious Republicans anxious for a shot at a U.S. Senate seat have begun quietly jockeying to be appointed as the successor to Sen.
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It was a sign of the intensifying internal gossip about what some referred to as the "Hunger Games"-style jockeying for the top job.
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He described a nightly "melee" at Delicate Arch, a popular sunset spot, with hundreds of tourists jockeying for primo viewing along a sandstone promontory.
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With the vote just months away, that coalition-building, and the jockeying among Pashtun public figures to lead them, is at a full sprint.
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How voters answer that question will help shape the strategic plans of the dozen or more Democrats jockeying to beat President Trump in 2020.
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The jockeying began almost as soon as the 5003-member task force assembled by the governor, Fix NYC, released its much anticipated congestion plan.
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At its height, the primary field comprised more than two dozen Democrats jockeying for position in the race to take on President Donald Trump.
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But prosecutors have been jockeying for months to get the actress' account into the trial to support charges of predatory sexual assault against Weinstein.
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Some European and Asian countries are already jockeying for contracts in the multibillion-dollar reconstruction, and Russia and Iran have already won infrastructure concessions.
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Senior American officials told me the letter was consistent, however, with broader intelligence reports of the fierce jockeying for power among rival security agencies.
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Many of the tech industry's biggest names, including Microsoft, Intel and IBM as well as Google, are jockeying for a position in quantum computing.
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A recent surge in national polls has Warren jockeying for position with former Vice President Joe Biden at the front of the Democratic pack.
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It's time to halt the political jockeying and pass a bill that could genuinely help address the problem of unsustainable healthcare costs for Americans.
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The vote, if close, could be followed by months of political jockeying to build a governing coalition, which could further delay the plan's release.
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The hope that social democracy has finally come to America stems from positions that the contenders jockeying for the Democratic Party's nomination are adopting.
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Deb Fischer to jockeying between different factions of Trump supporters in Nevada to a squabble over a gay marriage plank in the Texas platform.
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The record-setting spending, the furious jockeying between national parties and the occasional cameos from Hollywood celebrities are all happening for one reason: Trump.
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Moderators for the debates — a plum assignment that can be the subject of much internal jockeying at TV networks — have not yet been announced.
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The emergence of shopping clubs like Costco and BJ's Wholesale Club has put still more pressure on garages, with bulk items jockeying for space.
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Patients with good health insurance are often blissfully unaware and mostly unaffected by the jockeying that goes on over how to code their bills.
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That's because, under Louisiana's unique open-primary system, Abraham and Rispone are jockeying for second place in a potential November run-off against Edwards.
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The hope that social democracy has finally come to America stems from positions that the contenders jockeying for the Democratic Party's nomination are adopting.
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Writers are rushing to meet filing deadlines, and cameramen are jockeying for the best possible angle, but it's all work and no play here.
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I was able to navigate the aisles with ease, without jockeying strangers for the last bunch of kale that remains late on a Monday evening.
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The jockeying with corporate America has helped him build on his image as a populist hero for parts of the country that have felt forgotten.
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When Comcast and Disney were jockeying to buy Fox assets earlier this year, one thing was never in doubt -- Murdoch wanted to sell to Disney.
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A stickler for science with little tolerance for political jockeying, he served under four different mayors after his appointment by Mayor Edward Koch in 1989.
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Mr Yevtushenkov was later released, but the jockeying for Bashneft continued after it appeared on a list of assets up for privatisation earlier this year.
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The Biden campaign, along with activists and operatives who know the state well, insist that all of the jockeying among Biden's opponents won't add up.
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But the app's failure—and the widespread attention this failure has received—spurred chaos on election night, followed by speculation, conspiracy theories, and political jockeying.
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TinyLetter is one of the rare remaining platforms that allows creatives to treasure small audiences, rather than angling for growth and jockeying for ad money.
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In a world stricken by competing ideologies constantly jockeying for the upper hand, Pham's fantastical structures – at once inviting and off-putting – strike a chord.
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Each subsequent year has seen increasing momentum and investments in this highly disruptive technology, with both tech firms and legacy car companies jockeying for position.
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As of this morning these two companies are still jockeying for position as to which one is more valuable, though Twitter still has an edge.
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President Donald Trump has made lowering prices one of the key issues of his administration, and Democrats are jockeying to prove they can lead reform.
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President Donald Trump has made lowering prices one of the key issues of his administration, while Democrats are jockeying to prove they can lead reform.
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The jockeying begins in earnest the day after the election, when it'll become clear what hurdles stand in the way for the House Democratic leader.
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A Gillum victory in the biggest presidential battleground prize would give the progressive wing an added jolt as the early 2020 jockeying begins in earnest.
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The jockeying for position among Democrats and how the candidates respond to withering fire from Trump will define the first year of the 2020 campaign.
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Despite the jockeying for the prime minister's post, there has been no indication that a new prime minister might be able to manage this parliament.
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Candidates are jockeying for position on picket lines, lavishing attention on the labor movement over social media and holding town hall events with local members.
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For months, both sides have been jockeying for position, with Google already filing lengthy legal arguments about why it believes its European activities are lawful.
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Industry groups are jockeying over the legislation to ensure they do not take a huge financial hit, with insurance companies pitted against hospitals and doctors.
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Petraeus is believed to be jockeying for the role with former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, ex-New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Sen.
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The Republican contests largely feature candidates jockeying to be seen as the most conservative, the most anti-Washington and the most loyal to the president.
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The innermost circle is hugely dangerous, but that powerful ring just outside of it — that's where all the movement really is, where the jockeying happens.
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Rick Scott (R) has garnered the most national attention, with both candidates and their allies jockeying in court over the recount and Florida's election laws.
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Central Americans had become the subject of fierce political jockeying, and scores of churches opened their doors as sanctuaries to flout the Reagan White House.
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Bryant Park, which is in the center of Midtown, is a sweet spot for pedestrian traffic — and street vendors jockeying for parking space know that.
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Oil prices have risen, too, as the geopolitical risk premium in crude has grown amid the jockeying for regional hegemony between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The result is that two nearly equal factions — sectarian groups aligned with Iran and multiethnic groups aligned with the West — are now jockeying for control.
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The idea that the Democratic Party's energy and future are concentrated on the left comes partly from the early jockeying in the 2020 presidential race.
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But most notable Democrats jockeying to replace Donald Trump realize the path to the White House involves coming out strongly in favor of legal pot.
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The first stage of the 2020 presidential campaign — the jockeying stage — is underway, and Democrats are trying to figure out who the ideal candidate is.
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The sellers often negotiate a fee with adjacent storefronts to gain their permission, which can create turf wars among merchants jockeying for the best spots.
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While Netflix has been aiming at HBO (which like CNN is owned by WarnerMedia) in the Emmy race, the jockeying for attention has only grown.
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Entrepreneurs are jockeying to be the Shake Shack of Chinese dumplings, of vegan food, of Lebanese flatbread, of Japanese ramen noodles, of artisanal fried chicken.
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Since the election, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have been among the lawmakers jockeying to be leading messengers for Democratic politics under the Trump administration.
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Last month Scaramucci said in an interview that he was considering a position in the administration, but was "not jockeying for a job", Bloomberg reported.
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Set in Iraq soon after the toppling of Saddam Hussein, this novel follows an unnamed Shiite soldier in one of many militias jockeying for power.
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Most federal parties jockeying for position have sought to counteract that notion by trying cater to millennial voter interests, like affordable housing and climate change.
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With such wide appeal comes a lot of crowds, and you may find yourself jockeying for a prime pool chair or waiting in lobby lines.
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Banks are jockeying to sponsor the debuts but Hong Kong's limited experience hosting such companies means a lack of seasoned advisers to help them list.
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While members are privately and subtly jockeying for the gig in case Pelosi leaves, it's not until November that those campaigns move into full swing.
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Behind the scenes, Republicans have been jockeying for the chance to protect their president in the House's most powerful oversight committees, Politico reported this week.
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Muhoozi Kainerugaba, 41, the head of Uganda's special forces — to succeed him, and the political jockeying in response created the strongest field of opposition candidates yet.
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The TV show hasn't seemed to consider that option, which made a lot of the jockeying in season seven and this premiere feel even more forced.
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It'd turn Instagram even more into a popularity contest, with users jockeying for viral distribution and a chance to plug their SoundCloud mixtapes like on Twitter.
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But Uber is entering a crowded field, with huge companies like Amazon, Instacart, and Postmates jockeying for market share with major grocers like Kroger and Walmart.
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Staff jockeying for the president's eyes on specific types of news stories wasn't a feature of the Obama White House, former speech writer Jon Favreau said.
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In 2016, the VR market in the country skyrocketed, with major Chinese tech companies- Tencent, Baidi and Alibaba among those jockeying for stakes in the industry.
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It is the final series prior to the All-Star break for the two teams, who are jockeying for second place in the American League West.
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Dick's, Academy Sports and Modell's are jockeying for position as the sporting goods industry sees increased competition from new entrants such as Wal-Mart Stores, Amazon.
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However, no party or group won an outright majority, leaving Salvini jockeying for power with the 5-Star Movement, which emerged as the biggest individual party.
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But days after winning the White House, Pence was handed the reins, setting off a fresh set of internal jockeying that has slowed the transition effort.
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The untitled project taps top-level Hollywood talent at a time when deep-pocketed technology companies are jockeying with traditional networks to land A-list stars.
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Alex and Mary flirt like 1940s-crime-movie characters, jockeying to prove who's tougher and more arrogant, and only letting affection creep in around the edges.
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Barr's confirmation hearing will give those hopefuls one of their first high-profile chances to battle for media attention as 2020 jockeying kicks into high gear.
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McAuliffe is widely considered a moderate and would be in a contest where many candidates are jockeying for the approval of the party's progressive wing. Sens.
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In an interview, Mr. Gregg said his yearslong effort to serve as governor now separated him from the crop of Republicans suddenly jockeying for the job.
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There were after-parties hosted by designers, kale salad dinners hosted by magazine editors, and corporate brands like Amazon Fashion, Cadillac and Piaget jockeying for attention.
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McCarthy and Scalise are jockeying to ingratiate themselves with the president in hopes he can help them win the race for the top GOP leadership post.
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With a far-reaching field of potentially 20 to 30 Democrats jockeying for the nomination, contenders will reflect an expansive range of Democratic ideas and brands.
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The candidates jockeying to win the primary here all seem ideologically similar, so ultimately there's little risk the seat will be represented by a secret Republican.
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Why it matters: The U.S. and China are jockeying to be an AI superpower, as private investors and governments pour money into research in both countries.
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First, it put the United States Olympic Committee in charge of the American Olympic program, eliminating conflicts between rival factions jockeying for control of individual sports.
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She is not a crime writer per se; her books just happen to involve deaths and detectives, whose talk and jockeying and gamesmanship she captures perfectly.
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The academy's announcement comes after weeks of private criticism from members, and jockeying by the major record labels to have a role in the task force.
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The company is expected to list the IPO domestically, but there is significant jockeying between New York, London and Hong Kong for a potential second listing.
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And it's possible that the ranking member could be Kay Granger, that would have to be worked out within the Republican caucus and jockeying for things.
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Stanford is ranked fourth in the Women's Golf Coaches Association poll and is jockeying with other top teams for seeding positions at next month's N.C.A.A. championship.
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New York (CNN Business)Tech giants like Amazon (AMZN) have been jockeying over the last few years for the rights to livestream sports on their platforms.
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As if the case were not already confusing enough, all of this pretrial jockeying could be rendered moot by what amounts to a judicial wild card.
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But what they're really doing is jockeying for a position in the next administration—either for themselves or on behalf of their businesses and corporate clients.
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Since then, various factions have been jockeying for control and some suspected that it might have been one of those factions that engaged in Thursday's mayhem.
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The Clinton emails were instead full of staff members jockeying for position, agonizing over strategy, complaining about their bosses and offering advice to those same bosses.
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The seven Democratic presidential candidates spent much of the night jockeying for airtime and talking over one another, with the forum at times descending into mayhem.
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Mr. Hariri is still positioned to return as prime minister and form a cabinet, but regional forces will shape the political jockeying that follows the election.
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I do know that Madeleine Dean of Pennsylvania, she's a really smart freshman member also on Judiciary who has kind of been jockeying for the role.
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No lines to check in for your flight, barely any security, certainly no jockeying at the gate waiting for the moment your boarding group is called.
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But those drugs and rival immunotherapies from Roche and AstraZeneca are jockeying for pieces of the largest lung cancer market, especially the coveted newly-diagnosed setting.
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Further complicating the talks, lawmakers were under pressure from investors in Puerto Rican debt who were jockeying to ensure the largest possible payout from the island.
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While Solomon, 55, may spend his days negotiating deals and spearheading one of the world's most powerful investment banks, he has a surprising hobby: disc jockeying.
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The weird and wonderful world of waiting line design You might have heard of a serpentine line, but did you know about jockeying and slips & skips?
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The possibility of a second opening gives Trump a chance to placate conservative insiders jockeying for their favorite candidates, including GOP senators rooting for home-state jurists.
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Boutique upstarts are jockeying for funding on Indiegogo and Kickstarter, while a handful of European companies are pushing the envelope with a variety of high-tech designs.
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With less than three weeks to go before they take control of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democrats are jockeying to lead overlapping investigations into the president.
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Chavez's deity-like status in the Socialist Party makes any relationship with him a commodity that officials often use when vying for influence or jockeying for position.
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He mentioned an expiring tax credit, which could hurt demand, and increased competition, which means the company is jockeying for customers over price as well as quality.
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Having both Lanterns as complete rookies, jockeying against each other for their positions, is a great touch, and sure to lead to some very "comic book" moments.
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Its competitors are certainly wasting no time in painting themselves as 'constructive disruptors' and jockeying for favor as more reliable local partners for cities to work with.
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As the new administration lays out its priorities, industry groups and lawmakers in both parties are jockeying to have a say in how the policies are implemented.
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Despite all this attention and criticism, Amazon is still expanding into other business areas, and Sprint and T-Mobile are still jockeying to get their merger approved.
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"The people surrounding Ryan in leadership are teeing things up if things go south," said one top GOP communicator on Capitol Hill who has observed the jockeying.
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In the 21st century, we often find ourselves spinning on the hamster wheel, nervously jockeying for status with our peers — Is my barbecue bigger than my neighbor's?
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Democrats jockeying for their party's presidential nomination are pushing for a crackdown on major tech companies, breaking from their close alliance with the industry in recent elections.
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Congressional leaders are jockeying for position in the legislative battle to keep the government open that is expected to dominate their final weeks in session this year.
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Clinton and Sanders are next jockeying for support in South Carolina, which holds voting on Saturday and where African-Americans are a significant portion of all voters.
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"There's a lot of fighting and I think I would say infighting and jockeying inside the current Trump campaign," he said of the Republican presidential nominee's bid.
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It's a behemoth of a piece, with electric guitars, saxophones, violins, cellos, flutes, synthesizers, and percussion instruments all seemingly jockeying for position, interlocked in inscrutable rhythmic structures.
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Then there is the political track, which has to date taken a back seat to the legal jockeying but is the far more dangerous path for Trump.
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While Solomon, 56, may spend his days at the helm of one of the world's most powerful investment banks, he also has a surprising hobby: disc jockeying.
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Casual and avid sports fans have spent recent weeks jockeying for the top names in NFL to assemble, whether for fun or competition, their fantasy football teams.
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On the day the Weeksville Heritage Center announced its financial troubles, celebrities were jockeying for attention at the Met Gala fund-raiser, where each ticket was $35,000.
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All three also have been jockeying for position in the country's post-conflict future, even as their efforts to end the fighting have proved only partly successful.
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He said the current crisis was less about the failure of the Belgian government and more about each party jockeying for position in elections set for May.
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"This is like throwing a hand grenade in a fish pond and seeing what comes up," Representative Rick Larsen, Democrat of Washington, said about the leadership jockeying.
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Opinion polls suggest that a tougher line on border security is popular — but the political jockeying of the conservatives ahead of state elections in October is not.
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For all the political jockeying, women's advocacy groups said the succession debate should remain focused on the heart of the attorney general's role: its core legal responsibilities.
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A group of passengers — these people are known derisively as "gate lice" to frequent fliers — is surging toward the door anyway, jockeying for position in imaginary lines.
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Analysts say jockeying between factions backing rival candidates to replace Zuma as party leader has seen the ANC government take its eye off much-needed policy implementation.
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Democrats in the lower chamber are slated hold their leadership elections later this month, but jockeying for the positions is expected to heat up in coming days.
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The candidates are jockeying for position in Iowa and New Hampshire, two states with major rural pockets that host the first two primary nominating contests in February.
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An early endorsement from the union would give Biden extra momentum in a crowded field of more than a dozen Democrats jockeying for the party's presidential nomination.
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The campus teemed with the visual cacophony of thousands of young people all jockeying for primacy in a conversation about all the different ways of being black.
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The jockeying for major donors remains as intense as ever, but the usual campaign announcements of powerhouse finance committees and boldfaced bundler lists have all but disappeared.
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The discussion on Wednesday night also featured the candidates jockeying for who could most forcefully come out in favor of abortion rights and against the Hyde Amendment.
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It's never clear how much this kind of jockeying actually affects the tribe's decision – but in this case, it did seem like at least Ryan appreciated Lauren's outreach.
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We got the Fonz at LAX Wednesday, and asked what he thought of the legal jockeying and mudslinging over Bannon's remarks in Michael Wolff's book, 'Fire and Fury.
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Skies Unknown takes you about as close as is fun to the world of jet-fueled sky-jockeying: it's more cartoon than simulator, more anime than live-action.
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With several teams jockeying for position in the No. 3-6 spots halfway through the summer, Steve will need to keep delivering to get Schalke into the playoffs.
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Chandler said investors will be watching the jockeying among candidates hoping to succeed May, with hard-line Brexit proponent Boris Johnson expected to seek the job, among others.
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The jockeying for SVP positions within the combined entity has seen several Yahoo senior managers taking the leadership reins at Oath at the expense of their AOL counterparts.
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Despite the potential for further delays, U.S. and Macau-based casino operators jockeying to win the first licenses told Reuters they were largely satisfied with the coalition deal.
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It doesn't compare with events such as the London and Boston marathons where runners compete against thousands of others, jockeying for position and having to endure tough hills.
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Two of the most active—Great America PAC and Committed for American Sovereignty—are jockeying to become the main surrogate for the Trump campaign in the general election.
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He's polling in the low teens and jockeying with Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz for second place in the Granite State behind front-runner Donald Trump.
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Balancing Trump's expectations of loyalty with implementing key policy initiatives has also presented issues for Tillerson and other Cabinet members who are jockeying for influence within the administration.
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There are well over 2 million ways to transform your phone's interface in Apple's App Store — and each one is jockeying for you to hit the download button.
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The date on which they will speak to senators remained uncertain, and the political jockeying in Washington continued to add to a week of speculation and high drama.
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The announcement Wednesday puts an end to some jurisdictional jockeying between the Judiciary and Intelligence panels, both of which had pushed to get Trump Jr. before their committee.
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"I really believe that it's premature for us to be jockeying for leadership positions when we need to focus on our races," the House GOP caucus chair added.
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Their legal jockeying comes as Trump is increasingly lashing out against the special counsel, and midterm elections that could upend the balance of power in Washington draw nearer.
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Australia legalizes same-sex marriage Marriage equality cleared the final hurdle after Australia's Parliament voted to legalize same-sex marriage after years of political jockeying and public debate.
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As the investigations went on, the Sign group split into the two fervent factions, occupying different ends of the ideological spectrum and jockeying for power over the project.
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"Consultants are often in tenuous positions with clients, so you should aim to be perceived as a colleague — not someone who's jockeying for position or income," Pelgrims said.
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His son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, began cultivating the 33-year-old prince, who was then jockeying to be the designated heir to King Salman.
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I counted 10 USB ports, plus a wireless charger, which made it simple for my family of four to charge all our electronics without any jockeying for power.
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Senators are expected to spend most of Tuesday jockeying over the rules of the trial, while the House is expected to present evidence and arguments beginning on Wednesday.
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There's a huge respect for her, and maybe there's a slight romantic element to that, but it's more of a jockeying in terms of who has real power.
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Aides said the president wanted governors and members of Congress to have a single point person to communicate with, eliminating any jockeying for power in a decentralized situation.
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A long list of Democrats have already begun jockeying behind the scenes to either win appointment or run for one of the plum jobs in New York politics.
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In his final years in power, Mr. Mugabe presided over a shattered economy and a fractured political class that was jockeying for influence in anticipation of his death.
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As the President's meeting Tuesday showed, there are many lawmakers jockeying to make sure their plans advance, making it difficult to keep track of who's running the show.
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Warren is among the leading Democratic candidates for president, and she is jockeying for the support of labor groups and unions with the likes of fellow progressive Sen.
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But when pressed on whether it would be a seven-months-long leadership race, Meadows said he "doubts" it because lawmakers will start jockeying for the position quickly.
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Her departure immediately set off jockeying to replace her, although the president's allies say that no one will be able to fill her unique role in Trump World.
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You can read thousands of pages of transcripts of closed-door Fed policy meetings without seeing a reference to the political jockeying that occupies the rest of Washington.
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He suggested that local politicians were more concerned about jockeying for power with the federal government than to heed the voices of their constituents who supported the rule.
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Here's how the Senate state of play looks four days before the midterms: The jockeying for House and Senate seats has made this midterm election the most expensive ever.
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But now, with the 2020 presidential campaign in full swing and more than 20 Democrats jockeying for their party's nomination, the town hall meeting is back with a vengeance.
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Democrats sewed up the votes for a successful filibuster on Monday, so both parties have spent the week jockeying for position in the media and preparing for Thursday's showdown.
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Trump's presidential bid was still more than a year away, but the billionaire was jockeying for a prize perhaps just as important to Buffalonians: their beloved Bills football franchise.
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But with members pulling in different directions and producers outside the group, namely Russia and the U.S., jockeying to poach their rivals' market share, many are bracing for disappointment.
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At the same time, Miller pushed Trump to oust other top immigration and border security officials at DHS -- and the jockeying has continued in the wake of Nielsen's departure..
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There's a toxic relationship to bullying and hazing in pro wrestling, which stems from the very real sense that jockeying for status and favor translates to money and fame.
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Passing large spending bills with the support of Democrats is sure to rile House conservatives, who are already jockeying over who will lead their caucus in the next Congress.
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But another part of me knew that there had to be something more to life than this endless accumulation of money, and this constant jockeying for position and power.
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Ryan has insisted that the measure needs to garner broad bipartisan support, and a host of investors jockeying for position in any debt restructuring have made their presence known.
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However, the advanced age of the Democrats jockeying for speaker is reflected in the historical trend: The age of the speaker is significantly higher in recent history than overall.
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Diplomats and analysts worry that a series of army mutinies beginning in January may be a symptom of jockeying for position by political figures ahead of the 2020 vote.
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Ride-hailing services, app-powered carpools, on-demand car rentals, electric bikes, scooters, and even self-driving taxis are all jockeying for riders on the streets of American cities.
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Political tensions are rising as politicians have begun jockeying for position ahead of presidential elections expected in 2019 and thousands of civilians have been killed in attacks this year.
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Almost every policy has now been swept into the maw of partisan jockeying, leaving almost no space for the cross-partisan cooperation our political system relies on to function.
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From June through September, prices for a night's stay in a hotel are sky high, and jockeying for reservations at popular restaurants is something of a full-time sport.
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As the intense jockeying for ambassadorships has begun among donors, loyalists to Mr. Trump and, in some cases, people close to his children, his advisers have potentially competing priorities.
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On the Tajik side, we caught a ride with one of the burly drivers jockeying for our business and headed for Penjikent, an ancient town just beyond the border.
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Sarah's had a lifelong flirtation with a Meyerist leader named Cal (Hannibal's Hugh Dancy), who is jockeying to earn a promotion as the Meyerism leadership structure undergoes some restructuring.
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This piece by Vox's Zack Beauchamp illustrates the general tone of the coverage of these post-election changes, which suggests that they go beyond politicians' normal jockeying for power.
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Political groups are now jockeying to see who will be the first to seize the movement's energy, and whether it can be given a more organized and coherent shape.
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And in the East End, the endless stream of Jack the Ripper tours continue to stumble over one another each night, jockeying for position closest to the murder sites.
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This is yet another race in which the candidates are jockeying for the Trump vote, and Mr. Trump weighed in late last month, endorsing John James over Sandy Pensler.
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"It's hard to overstate how much the politics of gun safety has changed - whereas candidates once avoided gun safety entirely, now they're jockeying to be the boldest," she said.
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HSBC is hunting for a chief executive to replace John Flint, ousted last August and replaced by interim boss Noel Quinn, who is jockeying for the full-time role.
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The more high-profile race to replace the longtime New York congresswoman will be for the top spot on the House Appropriations Committee, where jockeying has already kicked off.
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Since summer began, streaming services have been jockeying for the exclusive rights to legacy shows, particularly long-running network sitcoms—and the TV turf wars are only just beginning.
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There was a series of contentious PTA meetings and jockeying to get on the school's leadership team, a board that some schools have had trouble getting parents to join.
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The announcement arrives as numerous House Democrats have been jockeying for the coveted spot of impeachment manager — a prominent position that can raise a national profile in an instant.Rep.
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Earlier this week, two rivals got into it, jockeying for position as they raced from Pont du Gard, the Roman aqueduct in Provence, to the Alpine town of Gap.
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As the House barrels toward a vote next week to impeach President Donald Trump, behind-the-scenes jockeying has intensified to secure a coveted, high-profile job: impeachment manager.
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The story of the House decision to exclude a standalone impeachment article on Mueller's findings is a complicated one of internal jockeying among Democratic factions and 2020 political anxieties.
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The two countries are seen jockeying for dominance in the global oil order, but the head of the world's largest energy company said their fates are actually closely aligned.
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As the coronavirus outbreak threatens to bring U.S. economic activity to a grinding halt, American businesses are jockeying for a financial lifeline from the administration of President Donald Trump.
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"A good example of the industry jockeying for position is in self-driving cars," wrote Dan Ciuriak, a senior fellow with the Waterloo-based Centre for International Governance Innovation.
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Milwaukee, Toronto and Philadelphia, along with the Boston Celtics, are jockeying to become the first LeBron James-less team to represent the East in the N.B.A. Finals since 2010.
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Stuart Stevens, a senior strategist to Mitt Romney's 2012 campaign, said all of the second-tier jockeying will mean little if the candidates don't take harder shots at Trump.
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"Between earnings and jockeying ahead of [Inauguration Day], clearly we think we could see some action in the big-cap names," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial.
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The designers engaged in some last-minute jockeying over the language of their update, and then they posted it using Reddit's signature droll tone: TIL Reddit has a design team.
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SmileDirectClub and a slew of other start-ups, such as Candid Co., are jockeying to overtake the teeth-straightening market, appealing to consumers with flashy marketing and less expensive treatments.
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" And when politicians see counterparts getting attention and earning political capital for their heartbeat bills, it can become a matter of "keeping up with the Joneses and jockeying for position.
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Tom Garrett (R-Va.) made the surprise announcement that he will not seek reelection in central Virginia, potential candidates began jockeying to replace him and one officially entered the race .
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Angela Merkel is heading into her final term as German chancellor, a close ally conceded on Monday, intensifying the jockeying over the succession to Europe's most powerful leader.
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Without mentioning his name, Cook implied that Forstall might have been at the center of some executive-level jockeying, which didn't sit well with Cook: And there can't be politics.
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Iran, which in recent years has hosted some Taliban leaders and armed other factions to irk America, might get involved to boost its own favoured insurgents in the frenzied jockeying.
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Why it matters: Her speech comes as a new wave of restrictive abortion laws ripples across red states, and conservative lawmakers are jockeying for a shot at challenging Roe v.
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Signing up to arbitration in advance, he argues, does away with jockeying for legal advantage over where the case is best heard, which almost always keeps the parties from settling.
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And, most of all, I know that there is all this secret, behind-the-scenes jockeying for what they really want that we commoners are not sophisticated enough to grok.
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But all of this jockeying raises a larger question about how well Facebook truly knows its users, and how much it can steer their media preferences without veering into paternalism.
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Having members of Congress jockeying for position among themselves, all of them certain that their own bases need to be kept off the list, is a surefire recipe for impasse.
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Many of these local casino operators have been publicly jockeying for a licence, with analysts and executives speculating that the government may permit additional licences to the existing six operators.
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The pods would drive through the city alongside regular car traffic, with the video showing cars jockeying for space on the road with translucent, over-sized shoeboxes full of people.
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Aside from the jockeying among congressional candidates, Republicans have two contested primaries for statewide offices (for governor and U.S. senator), whereas the Democrats are poised to re-nominate incumbents Gov.
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" Added House Rules Committee Chairman Jim McGovern (D-Mass.): "It's a little bit premature to be jockeying for positions that may not even be real in terms of any openings.
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Reviving Palestinian political life in a way that would allow presidential aspirants to start emerging would clarify the post-Abbas situation and prevent jockeying that could spiral out of control.
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In fact, jockeying for political favor — which does nothing to solve the underlying problem — can end up costing more than simply reducing water use or implementing efficiency measures without conflict.
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There has been intense jockeying among several of Mr. Trump's highest-profile campaign advisers, suggesting a competition to lead the new administration's foreign policy, national security and crime-fighting agencies.
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There's theatre in slicing the fish, brushing on the sauces, shaping the rice between agile fingers; there's banter with the customers, and macho jockeying with other chefs behind the bar.
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Her departure immediately set off jockeying to replace her, although the president's allies say that no one will be able to fill her unique role in Trump World. http://bit.
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Here in the hot azure waters off the Spratly and Paracel Islands — which encompass reefs, banks and cays — the United States and China are jockeying for dominance in the Pacific.
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Prospective successors have been jockeying for political position ahead of the 2020 election, threatening to break apart Ouattara's governing coalition and raising fears the country could experience renewed civil conflict.
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All parties fell well short of an absolute majority in parliament and their jockeying for power has yet to yield a coalition with enough seats to get over the line.
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Amid the global rise of ride-hailing services and other next-generation taxi services, a growing number of companies are jockeying for a share of Japan's $16 billion taxi industry.
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Many of these local casino operators have been publicly jockeying for a license, with analysts and executives speculating that the government may permit additional licenses to the existing six operators.
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Already, startups and large technology companies are jockeying for position over how to leverage this access and take advantage of new sensor technologies that provide unprecedented windows into patient health.
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The explosion of data is unprecedented and already companies like Apple and Google are jockeying for control over how that data will be served up to healthcare practitioners and patients.
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Mr. Bush later wrote in his autobiography that he had been "disgusted" by the jockeying for pardons by people with connections who pulled strings for their friends and wealthy benefactors.
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The other major new change will ease the process of transferring money between American and Cuban banks — a boon for the many businesses jockeying to strike deals on the island.
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The last time Mr. Trump played host to Prince Mohammed at the White House, a year ago, he was jockeying for position in the court of his father, King Salman.
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Both casual and avid sports fans have spent recent weeks jockeying for the top names in the NFL as they assemble, whether for fun or competition, their fantasy football teams.
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PANERAI SUBMERSIBLE BRONZO $16,500 Given the scheduling change next year, the tradition of brands loyal to S.I.H.H. or Baselworld jockeying for position during the rival show surely will die out.
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And so life goes on in Virginia, with the legislature coming back this week for a quick session and with the political jockeying getting underway before the primaries in June.
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The jockeying for Trump's favor was part of the cause of Azar's destructive feud with Verma, as the two tried to box each other out of events touting Trump initiatives.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan is retiring and Republicans, including the current No. 2, Kevin McCarthy of California, and the archconservative Jim Jordan of Ohio, are jockeying for the top job.
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In fact, Trump's administration spent the week jockeying among themselves to lead the response, while the stock market tumbled with losses not seen since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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The candidates talked over each other repeatedly, defied all attempts by moderators to impose order, and wasted plenty of time jockeying to be the next to get a word in.
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As potential oil and gas bonanzas intensify the jockeying over Libya and the fate of its precarious internationally backed government hangs in the balance, the Continent is suddenly getting involved.
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But their brief moment of tension isn't just political jockeying as they stare down the looming Iowa caucuses — it's touching on a real point of debate in the Democratic Party.
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Four days before Election Day in a tightly contested campaign, there are literally thousands of people with some connection to Clinton World already jockeying for positions in a possible administration.
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Without a regional strategy of cooperation or containment, those powers — particularly Pakistan and Iran — will continue jockeying for power and influence; the difficult U.S.-Iran relationship further complicates this situation.
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The announcement came before Trump's lawyers had finished writing the new tariffs, setting off days of backroom jockeying between the pro-tariff and anti-tariff factions of the White House.
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Now she and other candidates are jockeying to position themselves as tough on terror, amid revelations that Mr. Cheurfi, like several attackers before him, had been on the authorities' radar.
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Then there was the exclusive evening party that executives were jockeying to get into at the glamorous Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc, where rooms cost upward of $1,000 a night.
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And yes, there absolutely has been some behind the scenes sort of jockeying for these roles, but it's actually happened much more, I would argue, right in the public eye.
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They are unlikely to ease anytime soon, as the unfolding Ukraine controversy has put Schiff and his panel in the driver's seat on impeachment among congressional panels jockeying for influence.
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It is the place where the nation's deepest intelligence secrets, its fluctuating hierarchy of national interests and its jockeying-for-power cabinet members combine as policy differences are hashed out.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, other top aides, lawyers and Trump advisers have been jockeying among their own internal factions for control of the approach or messaging.
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The drugs that today are sniffed, popped, or injected in the United States spark a violent jockeying for drug trafficking routes that cartels use to rake in billions in profit.
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While the war serves principally as a backdrop, like the Titanic and "Downton Abbey," it's a nifty historical means of enhancing and grounding the jockeying in which the combatants are engaged.
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Ticket sales are always an interesting data point for industry observers and analysts, but the weekly, monthly, annual, and all-time jockeying doesn't really mean so much to your average moviegoer.
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Other currencies may be jockeying for the proxy positon, though, including the South Korean Won, which is also fairly liquid, operates in an open economy and is exposed to global trade.
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Limited options Who next leads the ECB is likely to hinge on jockeying between EU powers over the next president of the European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union.
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Everybody is jockeying for themselves, trying to edge their way forward – from Angelina double-checking to make sure Dan told Jeff her name, to Mike realizing that Christian needs to go.
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In an intricate and often confusing section of the debate, with candidates jockeying to define what "Medicare-for-all" even means, the first 30 minutes of the debate brought some clarity.
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Mr McLaren chided the bodies for spending more time blaming each other for the crisis and jockeying for control over the fight against doping than on finding solutions to the problem.
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"People will use performative sharing as a way to validate their own membership, or to do a little bit of kind of jockeying in the hierarchy with other people," she says.
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Although it was muted in the time of No Drama Obama, the sport of jockeying for influence and favor is as constant as the Potomac and as old as the Republic.
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Such is the case of the United States in the year 226, a few months ahead of the midterms elections that precede the jockeying for position in the 93 presidential race.
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Four months into a presidency is too soon for verdicts—and even the most seasoned, grounded presidencies (and again: this ain't that) open with a period of fluidity, jockeying, and experimentation.
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A special envoy has been shuttling through the region, Israeli and Palestinian leaders are jockeying for position, and Russia keeps hinting that a Moscow summit meeting may be in the offing.
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In any business deal - and this is one way to look at the once-scheduled meeting between the two heads of state - there is always jockeying to get the best deal.
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The decision sparked a race of legislative jockeying on Capitol Hill, but there are no signs of an agreement that could win over House Republicans and Trump without alienating Senate Democrats.
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That set up a battle with Senate Majority Leader Thomas Rivera Schatz, who is also a member of the pro-statehood party and was reportedly jockeying for the position of governor.
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But Rupert is clearly first among equals here, both in the holdings of the Waystar Royco company and in the children and in-laws jockeying to some day take it over.
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That's a risk going forward: Democrats jockeying for the presidential nomination in 2020 will tug the party toward impeachment talk or a blizzard of subpoenas — in ways that may help Trump.
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After weeks of jockeying among suitors, Toshiba said that it hoped to reach a formal sale agreement over its semiconductor business by next Wednesday, in the process raising much-needed cash.
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That would give Democratic delegates a huge amount of power to determine the nominee, setting off a fierce round of jockeying by the candidates to win over 2,375.5 delegates and superdelegates.
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It will also closely follow the jockeying to become the new Council speaker, who will be chosen in January and whose support will be essential to moving a carriage ban forward.
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But, to choose any one of them to deliver this very high profile address would look like that person was getting favorable treatment -- and a leg up in the 2020 jockeying.
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This year's bill has become something of an M.R.I. into the soul of the Republican Party before the midterms, revealing divisions, dysfunction and jockeying agendas in Congress and the West Wing.
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This makes the jockeying in the party for the post-Merkel era all the more momentous, which she stoked over the weekend, presenting a proposed new cabinet full of younger faces.
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"You should vote as soon as possible," he said in a blog post on Monday to rally his supporters against the usual jockeying by parties for power in a caretaker government.
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Of course, the real question now is not how the track sounds in isolation, but how it comes across when multiple electric buses are jockeying for space on London's busy streets.
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Term limits forced Mr. Vallone from office in 2002, and in the jockeying to replace him, the Bronx-Queens alliance emerged as kingmaker, electing a Manhattanite, A. Gifford Miller, as speaker.
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Ciudadanos' seat total is up from 32 in the previous legislature and Rivera is jockeying with the conservative People's Party leader Pablo Casado, over who will be leader of the opposition.
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Traders chalked the decline up to the resignation announcement of Iraq's prime minister after weeks of deadly protests, as well as investors jockeying for position before the OPEC+ meeting next week.
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Jockeying for support in Parliament is typical after an election, he said, and the prospect of proximity to power would entice enough independent politicians and smaller parties to join Mr. Khan.
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This may be part of the motivation for CVS to buy Aetna — defensive jockeying to maintain access to a large customer base that might otherwise begin to fill drug prescriptions online.
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The jockeying has already begun with associations and firms sizing up retiring lawmakers for their accomplishments in Congress and their willingness to work hard and fit in on a new team.
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It brings to a close two years of legal jockeying over evidence and accusations of sexual abuse, most of which were kept from public view by Australia's legal system until recently.
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A slew of candidates is already jockeying to take over as Conservative leader and become the next prime minister, including Boris Johnson, May's former foreign secretary who is staunchly pro-Brexit.
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Many investors say the lack of a clear succession plan, and likely jockeying for position among Russian elites for dominance in the post-Putin era, is becoming the biggest political risk.
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For investors who have been jockeying for the right way to play the U.S.-China trade deal, here's your game plan if the light at the end of the tunnel gets here.
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And — perhaps most likely — one in which the U.K. government is jockeying for position to slap social media companies with additional extremist-countering measures, as Rudd has hinted are in the works.
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There'll be news from Marvel, updates from DC, reveals from 20th Century Fox, and tons of TV shows all jockeying for your attention with casting announcements, producer panels, and flashy new trailers.
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The remark was initially dismissed as part of a conspiracy, and touched off a round of heated post-debate jockeying between his camp and that of his opponent, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The race remains Brazil's most fragmented in decades with dozens of parties jockeying to forge alliances to decide who will be officially named as candidates at conventions at the end of July.
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Each one has an entire ecosystem of painstaking work behind it, with celebrities, film studios, stylists, publicists, and designers all collaborating — but also jockeying to control — the images they're trying to sell.
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Finance and InvestingGoldman Sachs execs are jockeying for power in the firm's big new private investing unit — and the stakes couldn't be higherOffering a big strategic vision isn't for those without conviction.
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The troops have been sleeping under open skies by night and enduring the blazing heat by day, jockeying for places to sit in the shade and for some biscuits and water bottles.
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They instead tend toward spectacle over substance, jockeying to make the best clips for the cable news cycle instead of extracting meaningful information from people who are legally obliged to provide it.
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But you wouldn't know it by the amount of jockeying happening this week among the dozens -- not an exaggeration -- of Democratic candidates with an eye on beating President Donald Trump next November.
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That transition could well add to the political turmoil involving disputes over Nepal's new Constitution, which was approved by the Parliament last September, and jockeying between Nepal's powerful neighbors, India and China.
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Other sources, directly involved, tell us there was lots of jockeying and conversations among senior West Wing players over the weekend, as top officials sought to further define their still-murky lanes.
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Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats are jockeying for position with the Social Democrats ahead of next year's federal election in Germany, when a weakened Merkel is expected to run for a fourth term.
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The recommendations vary by type and size of bank, which is typically the case in Washington's finance industry community, and the companies have been jockeying over where to focus their lobbying firepower.
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We kid ourselves if we think that somehow people are going to want to tell the truth on the record about military operations, CIA operations, jockeying and infighting in the White House.
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Early jockeying between the Trump White House and the Democratic front-runner Joe Biden's presidential campaign suggests that the president would, in a potential matchup, claim Mr. Biden is weak on China.
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While it is clear that the United States and companies like Coinbase were early entrants in this global movement, it is also true that many nations and individuals are jockeying for leadership.
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As they enter the final day of round-robin play on Tuesday, Finland and the Americans will be jockeying for the top spot in Group A ahead of the quarterfinals on Thursday.
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As new services continued to enter the market, all jockeying for my attention by offering various exclusives, my monthly spending on streaming skyrocketed to the point where I considered just getting cable.
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E-tailers Takealot and Kalahari had been jockeying for market share since 20193 after raising capital in the hundreds of millions of dollars from investors Naspers and U.S. fund Tiger Global Management.
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There has been no jockeying for position, no chance to ease in to the season: Liverpool had to hit the ground running, and it will have to keep sprinting until the end.
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The survey suggests that Biden's support remains resilient, even after a series of campaign-trail stumbles, while Sanders and Warren are still jockeying for the support of the party's most liberal voters.
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During the three decades of Hosni Mubarak's presidency, Egypt's Turkey ties were marked by cordial competition, with both sharing an alliance with Washington while also jockeying for influence in the eastern Mediterranean.
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So to those wanting to take a break from the endless Democratic primary jockeying, settle into a good chair, because what the week brought you is a basket of beautiful tech features.
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Polling has been sparse in recent weeks, but both Biden and Sanders look strong in the final stretch, with polls finding them jockeying for a top finish alongside former South Bend, Ind.
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Amid the jockeying within the Trump administration, officials often try to arrange for television anchors or commentators to convey their views in hopes that Mr. Trump will watch them and be persuaded.
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Underlying the political jockeying within the VA is a policy debate that could change the face of health care for the roughly 9 million veterans the VA health care system currently serves.
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The conference was stung not just by the intra-party leadership jockeying it endured, but by the lingering question of what it could accomplish as a body of diverse proclivities and preferences.
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McMaster was seen as one of the senior advisers most likely to dissent from Trump's views — a trait that did him no good in the jockeying for position within the White House.
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Trudeau's legislation, C-14, may not pass the House of Commons until the middle of next week, thanks in no small part to political jockeying that came as a result of Elbowgate.
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Given all of the jockeying for position, we're lucky to welcome to our inaugural Latin American event a group of investors and entrepreneurs to help us make sense of all these market moves.
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We predicted that this would most often occur in highly competitive dating environments, where a trustworthy source like a gay friend would be valued by women jockeying with one another for a boyfriend.
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Cramer said there's no need to look at the data when you have U.S. President Donald Trump and China President Xi Jinping jockeying to win approval from their supporters during the trade war.
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Overnight tracking polls in the state continue to show Sanders and Buttigieg jockeying for first place, after the same two candidates finished in the top two spots in the Iowa caucuses last week.
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It is not unusual for anchors to schmooze politicians for access, and Mr. Baier has been jockeying for an interview with Mr. Trump, who has not appeared on his show since October 2016.
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Captain America, the Joker, Wonder Woman, the Predator and Thor all stood in line, jockeying to be first to buy collectibles, get autographs and a chance to see their favorite actors on stage.
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Political forces in Catalonia are hurriedly jockeying for position to start a campaign that promises to be as bitter as it is decisive to Spain&aposs worst institutional crisis in nearly four decades.
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While Los Angeles is jockeying with expansion Vegas atop the Pacific Division, Colorado is bidding to climb out of the cellar in the Central with wins in four of its last six games.
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Beyond that, the jockeying among streaming services continues, given high-profile wins by Amazon and Hulu, in the last year before studio-backed streaming ventures, like Disney+ and HBO Max, enter the fray.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's incoming prime minister, Boris Johnson, starts appointing his government team on Wednesday, after weeks of planning and of jockeying among Conservative hopefuls looking for top jobs in his new cabinet.
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Washington (CNN)Chairman of the powerful House oversight committee Jason Chaffetz may not finish out his term in Congress, he said Thursday, a departure that would invite jockeying for his high-profile position.
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In a totally un-George-like move, Mark is jockeying for the same partner-track position as Gemma and starts to sneakily weasel his way into any of her cases that he can.
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But other analysts say North Korea may be jockeying to revise the terms of the negotiations to gain an upper hand, rather than squeeze Washington and Seoul for some sort of material gain.
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The transformation of Goldman's prized alts business Goldman Sachs execs are jockeying for control of the firm's lucrative private investing units after a plan to merge it — and the stakes couldn't be higher.
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The poll comes eight months into a political deadlock at the national level after two inconclusive general elections that have left parties jockeying for power and so far unable to form a government.
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Almost in all countries, the political process culminated in power jockeying among the same political contenders: kings with medieval divine rights, new military-backed strongmen, senior state technocrats and profoundly retrograde Islamist leaders.
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As in the past, the deliberations are likely to be shaped more by diplomatic jockeying between Moscow and Washington than what the candidates say or do in public hearings that start next week.
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Today, however, much has changed: Flipkart and Amazon India are jockeying to be market leader, and Snapdeal, which recently ended merger talks with Flipkart to no avail, has seen its market share collapsing.
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Senators are expected to unveil their bill this week and make the argument that it is the only bipartisan proposal that has come forward after months of negotiations and jockeying on Capitol Hill.
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Alliances shift as countries jockey for position Wherever one looks, from the Gulf to the Mediterranean, governments and the multitude of groups they support or oppose are jockeying for advantage as ISIS shrinks.
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Some of the best sequences focus on the comics hanging out at the local delicatessen, riffing on each other's foibles and jockeying to see who can produce the most creative and vulgar putdowns.
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The official said the EPA chief has alienated colleagues by jockeying for the role of attorney general, a position currently held by Jeff Sessions, who has come under frequent public criticism from Trump.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders, heading into Tuesday's high-stakes New York primary, went at each other hard, sniping, snapping and jockeying for attention like starving customers trying to order the pastrami at Katz's.
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Lawmakers have been spurred into action by viral stories of surprise bills across the country, and industry groups are jockeying to make sure they don't take a big financial hit from any legislation.
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To set expectations here, this isn't some stunt, it's actually warranted given the nature of the research, and it's not like they were trading positions, jockeying for entry lines, and generally rubbing bumpers.
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Yet my favorite streaming originals tend to be outside of the A or B-list categories: the smaller, indie titles that might have trouble jockeying for attention among the hundreds of others featured.
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Charles M. Blow It's already tiring to watch the jockeying among the partisans over who is to be blamed for the government shutdown and who will likely face political consequences because of it.
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The jockeying over classified information might be unsurprising in a case involving a subject that has been the focus of such intesive efforts by U.S. intelligence agencies over a protracted period of time.
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Reports of more U.S.-China trade difficulties, impeachment strains on Washington, the first day at the ECB without Mario Draghi and Brexit jockeying were all in the mix too, but markets marched on.
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Ceaseless infighting and jockeying for influence on the White House's trade team helped deprive Mr. Trump of a quick victory on his most cherished policy agenda, several people involved in the talks said.
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Sports leagues, unions representing players, casino companies and Native American tribes are jockeying to shape the laws that will regulate sports betting to make sure they get a big cut of the action.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Israel: President Reuven Rivlin of Israel tapped Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE to form the country's next government, setting off weeks of political jockeying as Netanyahu tries to hold onto power.
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Beyond the teams looking to secure the final two openings in the playoffs, the league's top squads will be jockeying for position, all hoping to secure a better seed and home field advantage.
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But when a white-hulled Chinese coast guard cutter violates Indonesian territorial waters or harasses Japanese fishing boats, Beijing can spin the optics in its favor, construing strategic jockeying as maritime law enforcement.
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Occasionally funny and frequently profane, it provides commentary without being heavy-handed, and escapism by gliding through the serialized jockeying for power and advantage against a decadent backdrop of the lifestyles of the .
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Buttigieg has seen improved performances in several recent Iowa surveys, climbing into the top-tier of White House contenders and jockeying among Biden, Sanders and Warren three months from the first nominating contest.
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The lack of enthusiasm among voters, even though New Jersey is only one of two states to hold statewide elections this year, is a curious conundrum facing the candidates jockeying to replace Gov.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish conservative leader Mariano Rajoy was sworn in as prime minister on Monday by King Felipe, after more than 10 months of political jockeying to form a government following two inconclusive elections.
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With Toro's demise, two factions of the Gulf cartel seem to be jockeying for control of the Reynosa plaza, which is worth at least $3 million a month, according to Mexican news site Proceso.
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While national polls show moderate Biden and liberal firebrand Sanders jockeying for the lead, early state polls suggest a close four-way race that includes Warren and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Some jockeying between the two Lodges transpires, but Veronica realizes she doesn't need to pay "protection" to her dad and his goons — she should pay the Serpent's for actual protection at a reasonable cost.
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Some also see his hand behind the sudden resignation, in November, of the head of the largest party in parliament, who was seen to be jockeying for influence in anticipation of Mr Bouteflika's death.
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In the latest Game of Thrones episode that is the Trump administration, two people are jockeying for leadership of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the federal agency charged with defending consumers' financial interests.
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Here's the full schedule of the biggest events, so whether you're joining us in jockeying for a spot in Hall H or watching along from home, you'll know where and when things are happening.
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The jockeying for second may dominate the narrative over the next few days and weeks, but there's really only one story coming out of Super Tuesday: Donald Trump is pretty much dominating the competition.
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Political leaders jockeying for power have pushed for a further crackdown on abusive temporary contracts and reforms to improve workforce training, while many agree that the social security pot's funding model needs an overhaul.
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It's an open secret that there are a ton of companies jockeying behind the scenes to collect as much of your personal data as possible so it can then sell ads that target you.
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With the acceleration of global superpowers' potential realignment, geopolitical jockeying could reach new heights in 2018—but starting today, at least one key form of power has been put firmly in the people's hands.
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As the jockeying continues with Trump making the latest effort to gain leverage by saying the summit may not happen at all, time is running out to prepare for any real outcomes for Singapore.
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So far only Credit Suisse and CICC, the Chinese investment bank, have been mandated for the mega-listing, sources said, although several other banks are jockeying for a role on the deal, they added.
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The political jockeying continued to the very end, with the convention floor briefly taken over by nondelegates who had slipped into the hall to support Adlai Stevenson, the Democrats' nominee in 1952 and 1956.
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From the newly-crowned champion Chicago Cubs, facing the possible loss of free agents, to teams pondering a rebuilding effort, MLB's 30 clubs will be jockeying for talent as they head to the Dec.
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By all accounts Mr. Karimov hated the political jockeying by different groups in the initial burst of freedom after independence in 1991 and worked to destroy all autonomous political, media and human rights organizations.
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Leadership has struggled to get a deal on previous disaster relief bills over concerns from conservatives that the funding be paid for and jockeying among members looking to get more help for their states.
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Sanders and Warren will likely be jockeying to see who can propose the most radical economic policies, so the moderators of that debate should ask the candidates if they support a $15 minimum wage.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are attempting to defend their House majority, and GOP lawmakers on the Financial Services Committee are jockeying for position to succeed Hensarling, who's retiring from Congress at the end of this term.
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Leading contenders to house the EMA are already jockeying for position, with Spanish Health Minister Dolors Montserrat setting out the case for Barcelona to host the agency during a visit to Brussels on Wednesday.
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On the heels of Samsung's acquisition of Viv just a week ago, a new AI assistant has risen into the spotlight and is jockeying to fill the shoes of its now well-known rival.
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At work, I began jockeying for an open role on our editorial team, campaigning over bummed Marlboros in the company parking lot with editors who were kind enough to take me under their wing.
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As people in Flint, Michigan organize to demand justice from a system that failed them horrifically, the private water industry is jockeying to position itself as the solution—not just in Flint, but nationwide.
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Some advocates on the right, perhaps jockeying for their other candidates on Trump's list of prospective nominees, argued that Kavanaugh had not demonstrated sufficient hostility to Obamacare -- a regular litmus test for Republican politicians.
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The jockeying of the black political class to line up behind the former mayor of New York and billionaire, Michael Bloomberg, is also evidence of a more significant political divide within African-American communities.
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Yet they are a device that over the years has allowed the Chinese government to control elite jockeying and popular expectations, two challenges that tend to be very tricky for authoritarian regimes to manage.
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These lofty, well-meaning proposals are sure to pay dividends for presidential hopefuls jockeying for the endorsement of teacher unions and the votes of a growing number of Americans who support increasing teacher pay.
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The members often break down on libertarian versus conservative lines, or, as we saw in the behind the scenes jockeying recently, between social conservatives (for Amy Coney Barrett) and establishment conservatives (for Brett Kavanaugh).
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"The jockeying for position in front of the Thursday and Friday meetings in Washington has intensified perhaps more than the market could have imagined," said Julian Emanuel, chief equity and derivatives strategist at BTIG.
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An estimated 589,000 seasonal positions have been announced, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, and companies were jockeying to attract workers with perks such as paid time off, transportation reimbursement, and higher pay.
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If Saudi Aramco confirms the report, it would mark the end of more than 2½ years of intense market speculation, competition among exchanges and jockeying among banks for a role in the lucrative offering.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer just endured a brutal midterm election, but now he's in for an equally challenging task: managing the half-dozen or more presidential hopefuls in his caucus jockeying for position.
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Democrats tried to maintain an air of solemnity during the proceedings, but the hearing often devolved into the theatrics and jockeying for political advantage at a time when public opinion on impeachment has stagnated.
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Some lawmakers began jockeying to tack on other amendments, including provisions to extend tax breaks for carbon capture and advanced nuclear power facilities and to reduce tax regulations on breweries, cideries, wineries and distilleries.
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So while much of the country sees the swerving on policy as another sign of White House dysfunction, many conservatives shrug it off as esoteric jockeying over foreign alliances, currency manipulation and economic policy.
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He has been working with White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett and policy adviser Stephen Miller on the plan and the sources said there has been some intense behind-the-scenes jockeying about the plan.
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Trump has not said when he will make his selection, but there is bound to be jockeying among conservatives today over who should succeed Scalia, the right-wing intellectual and provocateur who died in February.
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The escalation in the spat between Western Digital, which jointly operates Toshiba's main chip plant, and its business partner follows tense last-minute jockeying by suitors for the world's second-biggest producer of NAND semiconductors.
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Analysts said verbal jockeying among the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) created uncertainty about potential output cuts at its meeting next month, noting that a particular worry was Iraq's exclusion from the plan.
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The announcements come at a precarious time, with the 2016 general election underway and both major parties jockeying for advantage in politically important states, many of which have been hit by higher health care costs.
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The uncertainty of the outcome of the vote — no single party appeared assured of a simple majority win — could also lead to prolonged post-election jockeying that would hamper the forming of the next government.
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They say that while Bannon brings ideas and vision, he is not a very good political operative or strategic thinker when it comes to maximizing his influence or jockeying for position inside the White House.
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Multiple production sources tell TMZ ... shortly after the couple got engaged, BET, VH1 and WE tv started jockeying to seal the deal on a TV wedding special that could be worth about one million dollars!
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The show's two strong Queens were meeting for the first time, they were jockeying for social status in front of practically every character we've come to know, and our poor primate hearts couldn't handle it.
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With the Senate relegated to a back seat, the Emperor's court rises to prominence, with people like Krennic and Tarkin jockeying for position, currying favor, and exploiting every possibility to ingratiate themselves with the Emperor.
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The departure from the race of Mr. Pence, who was until this month seeking re-election this fall, had opened a frenzy of jockeying for his job in a state where Republicans control the capital.
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Libya has struggled to rebuild and unify the country following the death Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi in October 2011, leaving rival factions and tribes jockeying for control over the country and its vast oil wealth.
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States will be required to submit plans for allocating delegates by the summer of 6900, giving California and other states jockeying for position two full years to get their primary or caucus plans in order.
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It all amounts to a kind of impromptu social experiment, the results of which you don't need a sociology degree to interpret: Remove alcohol and jockeying for women's attention, and men actually get along well.
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The city had been jockeying with Paris for the 2024 games when—in a rare move earlier this month—the IOC announced it would tap the winning bids for both 2024 and 2028 in September.
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The jockeying for power in the incoming administration of President-elect Donald J. Trump and on Capitol Hill is exposing frayed nerves and lingering anger — but also the seeds of new leadership in both parties.
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Big oil producers were jockeying to deal with the new realities of the oil market at meetings between the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers, like Russia, over the weekend in Vienna.
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Despite the "three tickets out of Iowa" logic, Hagle said that with such a crowded field, and four top contenders jockeying at the top of the Democratic polls, there may be more leeway this time.
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For those who study American national security decision-making, differentiating between the influence of entrenched bureaucratic forces at lower levels and high-stakes political jockeying among the president's own inner circle represents a key distinction.
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As lawmakers begin the hard work of creating a legislative package to address shortcomings and necessary repairs to aging infrastructure, groups from a multitude of industries will be jockeying for their share of the pie.
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Recognizing that reality, Republican candidates for the United States Senate in Mississippi have been jockeying over who is the most faithful to Mr. Trump — a striking echo of a Senate race last year in Alabama.
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The renewed attention to the Tesla system came as automakers are jockeying to push driverless technologies forward, while lawmakers and regulators scramble to keep pace, with the Trump administration putting forward its approach on Tuesday.
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Trump's jockeying for leverage via his Twitter account is likely to be a hurdle for all U.S. defense contractors, Roman Schweizer, aerospace and defense analyst at Cowen & Co, wrote in a client note on Thursday.
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After two months of behind-the-scenes jockeying since the midterms, the Democrats' race for president is about to burst into the open with a series of candidacy announcements and staff hires, 2020 operatives tell me.
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While most analysis points toward the inherent conflict between Saudi's hard-line interpretations of Sunni Islam with Iran's post-1979 revolutionary Shi'ite activism, it is as easy to see the two states jockeying for geopolitical power.
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Now they are jockeying in a mature market to design so-called 5G networks that will be up to 10 times as fast as wireless networks today, which are expected to start rolling out in 2020.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Rivals are jockeying to replace Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as the embattled Japanese leader struggles with sinking support, but so far none have offered detailed policy alternatives to his "strong defense, strong economy" platform.
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Investors and traders have been and are still jockeying around one of the biggest global market events of the year, and many Wall Street experts are weighing in on how to prepare for the anticipated volatility.
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Watch for more jockeying for brand differentiation among grocery chains that are taking customers from Whole Foods and those who can still find a way to service customers who want personalized, more mission-oriented buying experiences.
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Huge quant funds like Renaissance Technologies and Two Sigma are among the most demanding of clients from a technology perspective, and competitors including Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan have been jockeying to serve these money managers.
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Such jockeying has gone on for years, but arguably reached a zenith when 230 localities in the United States, Canada and Mexico turned in bids to host a second headquarters for Jeff Bezos' $950 billion Amazon.com.
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The jockeying between Rubio and Bush -- one-time close political allies in the Sunshine State -- underscores what will soon become the dominant narrative after the Iowa caucuses: Who will become the choice of the party establishment?
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While "Game of Thrones" has understandably focused on those jockeying for the mantle of leadership, this episode also deviated to shine a light on ordinary folks caught up in this mystical world's brutal struggle for survival.
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HILLARY CLINTON has been jockeying with Bernie Sanders in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, but she seems to have finally pulled ahead by a decisive margin following her win in the New York primary.
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Graham and Romney, if he chooses to become a counterweight to Trump on foreign policy, could have support from a small group of Senate Republicans who are jockeying to become more influential voices on national security.
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Warren, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, has risen to the upper echelon of the 18-candidate Democratic field, where she is jockeying with former Vice President Joe Biden for front-runner status, according to opinion polls.
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CRV and Thrive Capital (which led the Series B and C) won the jockeying to invest and gain board seats, he noted, because Gur and Thrive's Chris Paik as individuals felt like the most authentic partners.
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That's what's shaping up in New York's 19th district, where seven Democratic candidates –including Antonio Delgado, a corporate attorney, and Pat Ryan, a local business owner – are jockeying to face first-term Republican congressman John Faso.
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Instead of conversation with the man, Sontag gives us telephone calls, gossip about who knows what, the intimate fear that one is "jockeying" for the best spot at the bedside, wanting to be the most needed.
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The final week of the midterm election has seen a flurry of last-minute, behind-the-scenes jockeying in House leadership races, even though it's unclear which party will control the lower chamber after Election Day.
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The Oscar hopeful that centers on the drama between two cousins jockeying to be the court favorites during the reign of Queen Anne launched last weekend with the best per-theater average ($105,600) in two years.
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"Everyone is jockeying for key positions," said Porter, who is organizing protests against police brutality and violent crime while drawing attention to millions of dollars the city has spent on a "makeover" of its downtown area.
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Jockeying in the aftermath stirred up rumors and conspiracy theories—including some alleging that the polio campaign, led by Western nations, had deliberately contaminated the vaccine in a plot to wreck the fertility of Muslim girls.
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It's invisible primary season—the time when candidates begin launching book tours, jockeying for endorsements, and locking down political strategists—and the mayors of some of America's most liberal cities have begun making pilgrimages to Iowa.
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Senators have been jockeying to attach their own pet provisions to the measure, such as extending tax breaks for carbon capture and advanced nuclear power facilities and reducing tax regulations on breweries, cideries, wineries and distilleries.
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Casey Cagle, had been jockeying for the title of Most Trumpian, and while many factors came into play in Tuesday's vote, the president gave Mr. Kemp an invaluable gift by issuing a ruling in that fight.
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A proposal to limit the deductibility of corporate interest has prompted jockeying among powerful groups that rely on debt to help finance their operations, including real estate companies, private equity firms, financial companies and other businesses.
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With Sanders on the ropes and Biden poised to prevail as the Democratic nominee, expect to see lots of jockeying in the days ahead by ambitious black women looking to propel themselves onto a national ticket.
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But what has not been put on hold is the jockeying among third-party groups to position themselves with donors as the go-to organization helping to elect the former vice president and defeat Mr. Trump.
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Warren, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, has risen to the upper echelon of the 18-candidate Democratic field, where she is jockeying with former Vice President Joe Biden for front-runner status, according to opinion polls.
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This was the first debate since tensions with Iran began to escalate, the sort of situation that, years ago, might have found the candidates jockeying to sound the most ready to fight the War on Terror.
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His arc illustrates that the "viral moments" supposedly coveted by any candidate jockeying for screen time on a crowded debate stage have more to do with their root word, "virus," than they do with political success.
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Kids are spending as much as eight hours a day on social media, where there's a lot of negativity, competition and jockeying for status and unfiltered access to sites that tell them how to harm themselves.
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As part of the case, the government released a court filing that offered an extremely rare glimpse at the reactions inside a Mafia family to the murder — a curious mix of mourning and jockeying for power.
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The two federal agencies charged with investigating Big Tech are jockeying over how to divide up their responsibilities, setting up a messy showdown that could undermine the government's efforts to take on the Silicon Valley giants.
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Washington (CNN)Sunday marks the end of the first fundraising quarter of the 2020 campaign, offering an early picture of the financial strength of the Democrats jockeying to face President Donald Trump in the general election.
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Cruz was greeted outside his office by a crush of reporters and television cameras jockeying for space in the narrow hallway of the Senate office building, a much larger crowd than attended the return of Rubio.
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The jockeying to begin hostilities with the Trump administration is a measure of how the country's widening political divide has transformed the offices of state attorneys general into legal laboratories and sharpened them into political scalpels.
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Meantime, divisions have emerged within the Republican Party and inside the White House itself, where members of the GOP establishment and Wall Street moderates have been jockeying for primacy against economic nationalists in the new administration.
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Set in early 20th century, long before China and the US were jockeying to be the world's biggest superpower, Chan plays a loveable, if immature, martial artist whose true strength only comes out when he's wasted.
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Their tactics, coupled with fighting between groups jockeying for access to the racket, have led to a surge of violence in cities like Salamanca, home to a third of the fuel taps discovered in Mexico in 2016.
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While Edward manages at least a bit of gravitas during the power jockeying and magical experimentation, their intrigues play out more like a Vampire: The Masquerade live-action role-playing game than a conflict with real stakes.
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It is deeply shocking that he would think it's okay to withhold information like that from her, no matter how affecting he found Ben's little share in AA. No. Is Cole jockeying to be the new Noah?
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We know there's lots of jockeying and infighting among President Trump's top advisers, but what we don't really know is what specific roles each of them play or who, at any given time, has the President's ear.
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While the first contests of the 2020 election cycle won't happen for more than a year, potential Democratic candidates are already jockeying for position in key states by gauging support among strategists, donors and potential campaign staff.
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Amazon announced last week that it would be splitting its second headquarters between Long Island City in Queens and Arlington County, Va., ending months of jockeying between cities and speculation of where the tech giant would land.
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The discussions are part of a broader jockeying for position among businesses worried by the fall-out of Brexit, with finance companies anxious to retain so-called passporting, allowing London-based banks to sell services across Europe.
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Parties on the right and left have been jockeying for power in the month since the vote, though none is yet in a position to cement an alliance after the political landscape fragmented at the ballot box.
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Britons had only just begun to digest the results of their referendum when cities and companies across Europe leapt into action, all of them jockeying to lure businesses, entrepreneurs and investment from London, the region's economic behemoth.
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Charles M. Blow CLEVELAND — So far, the Republican National Convention in Cleveland has been a slapdash spectacle of the absurd, with processions of B-list politicians and Z-list celebrities jockeying for the title of biggest embarrassment.
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UNITED NATIONS — For two years in a row, the exercise of naming and shaming armies that kill and maim children on the battlefield has been subject to intense political jockeying among the powerful at the United Nations.
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Senate Republicans and Democrats stopped short Tuesday of calling for action in support of protesters in Iran, saying protests in Hong Kong, sanctions on Turkey and monitoring the situation in Iraq and Lebanon are jockeying for attention.
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But when our neighbor, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), tries to engage in conversations about land use, our local elected officials are sometimes too busy jockeying with the agency over control of these shared national lands.
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Warren's status as a liberal icon has made her a significant presence in Democratic jockeying for the White House, and an endorsement of either candidate from her could be a significant boon to his or her campaign.
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Bo's downfall - and President Xi Jinping's tight grip on power - has seen provincial leaders take a much more conservative approach while jockeying for promotion, lest they also be seen as political threats or step out of line.
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Over at GGV Capital, a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that's been actively investing in China for more than 15 years, managing director Hans Tung seems to be watching the jockeying with some wonderment – and patience.
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If it fetched less than that amount, during the upcoming spring auction, Christie's would pay the remaining balance—which the auction house and its competitors sometimes do when jockeying against one another to sell highly desirable works.
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Based on a Voltaire tragedy of ancient Babylon with nods to "Hamlet" and "Oedipus," the plot is a heady mixture of romantic intrigue and jockeying for power that unfolds in a sprawling pageant of arias and duets.
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"All in all, this jockeying and churning consumes an inordinate amount of precious time and energy and creates a roiled environment that drives the agency far away from citizen centeredness and being mission oriented," said Mr. O'Donnell.
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ATLANTA — Georgia Republicans will pick their nominee for governor in a primary runoff on Tuesday, choosing between two longtime public officials who have been jockeying to prove their conservative bona fides and their fidelity to President Trump.
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The diplomatic post Ms. Royal held was an unconventional one, which made her responsible for France's interests in two regions where it has little to no influence, even as superpowers are increasingly jockeying for Arctic energy resources.
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Uber's self-driving cars will soon be jockeying for space on the streets of Washington, DC, with the ride-hailing company announcing it will begin collecting data to support the development of its fleet of autonomous vehicles.
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Several other 2020 contenders are also jockeying for support among working-class voters as the party as a whole works to win back blue collar workers who historically backed Democrats but flipped to President Trump in 2016.
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The 473 election winners — the Five Star Movement and the League — approved a painful budget, after a long hassle with the European Union Commission — and are jockeying for position before the European election (May 23 to 26).
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Justice Brett Kavanaugh's ascension to the bench last fall has made the Supreme Court more conservative-leaning, and anti-abortion advocates across the country are now jockeying to give the justices a vehicle to overturn Roe v.
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Karimov's death could unleash a new round of jockeying between Russia, the United States and China, which are all trying to bring Central Asia, with its oil and gas reserves and metal ore, into their sphere of influence.
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The jockeying to become that alternative came a day after a Republican debate in which simmering tensions between Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump exploded, opening up the harshest and most antagonistic phase of the Republican presidential race yet.
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Since the emissions scandal broke last fall, U.S. firms have been jockeying to lead the shareholder case against VW, whether investors move ahead through bellwether litigation in Germany or settlement negotiations via a Dutch "stichting," or settlement foundation.
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They are a spanner in the EU's works, creating obstacles and dysfunction that Putin sees in Russia's interests as it attempts to become a resurgent international player, jockeying with the EU for power in places like Eastern Europe.
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Republicans and advocates are hoping Durbin's involvement, and the difficulty of passing legislation, will quell political jockeying from 2020 White House hopefuls and talk of potentially kicking the legislation into next year, when Democrats will have more leverage.
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A reporter asked Trump if he would be willing to lock in Pence as his running mate for 2020, given prospective Democratic presidential candidates are likely to begin jockeying for the nomination now that the midterms are over.
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Members of the country's governing elite have been consumed by jockeying to succeed Mr. Mugabe, who is 92 and increasingly frail, instead of contending with an economy in precipitous decline and a government unable to pay its workers.
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Intense pretrial jockeying between the two sides led to an order from U.S. District Court Judge Dabney Friedrich last month requiring Concord to hand over several categories of documents about its business structure, computer use and other matters.
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His unexpected illness left three of his children (played by Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook, Kieran Culkin) jockeying for his empire, culminating in a failed power grab by son Kendall (Strong) that seemingly left him with nowhere to turn.
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The jockeying takes into account a principle that has been in place since the 1999 end of military rule: the informal agreement that the presidency rotate after every two terms between the overwhelmingly Muslim north and Christian south.
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Mugabe, the second wife of Mr. Mugabe, 93, is a main contender in the fierce jockeying to succeed the president, leaving opposition leaders and even members of his governing party, the Zimbabwe Africa National Union Patriotic Front, uneasy.
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The judge initially indicated the trial would take place next January, but after some jockeying among the lawyers for both sides, it seems likely that the trial could occur in October, in the middle of college application season.
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Although fans will find many of the requisite Austen touches -- including smoldering suitors and jockeying for a large inheritance -- this PBS presentation includes issues not only of class but race, with a dollop of sex for good measure.
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Many different companies and investors have been jockeying to take control of the nascent industry, or at least to grab a significant portion of the billions that could be at stake if and when cannabis is legalized nationally.
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The lobbying effort provided another example of how City Hall and Albany are jockeying for political advantage, both in front of the cameras and behind the scenes, on an issue that could be potentially damaging to both leaders.
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Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Brittany Kaiser has released new documents today that illuminate the initial jockeying between the company and Facebook as they discussed the need for Cambridge Analytica to delete data associated with 87 million Facebook users' profiles.
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The jockeying to be the next chief executive of Goldman Sachs is expected to intensify after President-elect Donald J. Trump officially asked the firm's president, Gary D. Cohn, to become his top economic policy adviser on Monday.
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BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel backed a German bid to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker as EU chief executive on Wednesday, signaling a start to campaigning for May's European elections amid jockeying for top jobs among member states.
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The legal and political jockeying raised the specter of a recount, and it could ultimately climax in a political wild card: Mr. McCrory using a state law to contest the election in the state's Republican-dominated General Assembly.
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The latest iteration comes as both Democrats and Republicans in Congress are jockeying to make broadband expansion a major tenet of the White House's promised $1 trillion infrastructure plan, which could be released as early as this month.
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I've been an AV passenger in San Francisco, Mountain View, Las Vegas, Detroit, and Pittsburgh, but nothing like Miami — cars and trucks and candy-colored mopeds jockeying for space with bicycles, scooters, and old ladies with laundry-filled pushcarts.
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As soon as the polls close tonight the jockeying to succeed Mrs Merkel will begin; partly under the guise of debates about what the party got right or wrong in the election campaign and its recent years in government.
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The question is what comes next and, as that chatter plays out in seats of power around the globe, expect hard-elbowed jockeying in both public and private over legislation, elections, policy and anything that can touch Silicon Valley.
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Clearly Kasich hasn't read Teddy White's on-the-trail classic The Making of the President 1960, in which Election Day is presented as a kind of sacred occasion, devoid of the political jockeying of the months that precede it.
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This is what emerging technology looks like: lots of people trying lots of things, jockeying for brand recognition and position, making frenemies with competitors to get their devices interoperable while also hedging those bets with vertically integrated, proprietary systems.
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More than two dozen possible contenders, including former Vice President Joe Biden and a gaggle of senators, governors, mayors and business leaders, have been jockeying for months to line up donors and evaluate their shot at the party's nomination.
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He is very good at the shifting scope of the Senate—it is simultaneously a very big body, with thousands of employees and lobbyists jockeying for attention, and a very small one, where he technically has only 99 colleagues.
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"They may have high approval ratings from one small subset of people," said Lara Brown, director of the Graduate Program in Political Management at George Washington University and author of Jockeying for the Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants.
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Lyft has also been jockeying for space in the self-driving car sector, agreeing in September to a partnership with Ford Motor Company to develop autonomous-vehicle designs and technology, and opening a research facility in Palo Alto, Calif.
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A boycott-the-vote campaign gained strength in the past month, in part an expression of popular frustration with Arab politicians like Ayman Odeh and Ahmed Tibi, whose jockeying for supremacy caused the Arab coalition to break into factions.
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Never have the fortunes of President Trump and Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain seemingly been so in sync — a trans-Atlantic psychodrama featuring two flamboyant, polarizing leaders, unfolding in parallel eruptions of vitriol, political jockeying and unrelenting chaos.
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Bailey's announcement threw documents for both the US$1.2trn US leveraged loan market and the US$649bn US CLO market into question, with companies and managers jockeying to ensure their positions are not altered by a change in rate.
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And for all Giuliani's demands for Mueller to release his "report" and the political jockeying by Trump's legal team over a potential interview of the President by the special counsel, the taciturn investigator appears to hold all the cards.
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Mr. Trump, a new American president eager to break with his predecessor, and Prince Mohammed, a young, ambitious leader jockeying for influence in his kingdom, each see the other as a crucial ally on a variety of pressing issues.
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Still, there lurks the risk that increasing tension between the United States and Russia, or any slight miscalculation among all the players jockeying their next moves, could lead to greater conflict as Iran seeks ways to retaliate against Israel.
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I went to a pretty competitive public high school where college admissions were a key battlefield for status-jockeying, and to cope with it, the seniors always established a "Wall of Shame" where everyone could post their rejection letters.
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Diplomats and analysts worry that a series of army mutinies beginning in January, which have exposed a lack of civilian control over the armed forces, may be a symptom of jockeying for position by political figures ahead of the 2020 vote.
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Another interesting data point that highlights some of the jockeying for dominance behind the scenes: For the first time, South Korea's Samsung has beat out packaged goods company Procter & Gamble in terms of the advertising dollars it's putting to work.
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After more than a decade of avoiding discussion of the post-Abbas era, Palestinian officials have cautiously begun to breach the matter in the open, mostly by playing down the crisis, even while potential successors are quietly jockeying for position.
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Several ministers are jockeying for position after Prime Minister Theresa May was forced to promise she would step down before the next phase of Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union to try to rally her party behind her Brexit deal.
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Like a high-stakes card game, "Billions" has become especially adept at shuffling the deck, shifting its what's-in-it-for-me alliances in unexpected ways, while playing a long game in terms of double-crosses and jockeying among corporate titans.
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Internal tensions Normally, a vacancy for a national security adviser would spark intense jockeying for position throughout the national security establishment in Washington -- given the job's proximity to the President and central role as the White House's foreign policy first responder.
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Back in Addis, the event fed the widely held view that Ms Dlamini-Zuma spent her term at the AU with one foot in South Africa, where she is jockeying to succeed her ex-husband, Jacob Zuma, as president in 2019.
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The companies releasing the latest wave of console and headset devices are not only bringing joy to aficionados of "The Lab" and "Gunjack", but also jockeying for position to compete in a much larger market once the technology goes mainstream.
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But does Levin, who saved the life of a KKK ringleader at a violent protest in Anaheim last year, think that if all these disparate hate groups get together, they can really resist fighting each other or jockeying for position?
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There's also this jockeying with respect to peace negotiations, so for example we've seen a spike in Taliban attacks this week, because there are the four-party talks, or these meetings to discuss the possibility of talks, happening in Islamabad.
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Similarly, the story gives relatively short shrift to courtroom jockeying and strategizing -- and the young lawyers who champion their cause, played by Nick Kroll and Jon Bass -- making the Lovings rather passive vessels for the change they helped bring to fruition.
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Xin Chen, finance professor at Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance, said that restoring investor faith was key to building an efficient capital market that could help fund high-tech companies and aid China in its jockeying with the United States.
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In "Pretentiousness: Why It Matters," Dan Fox makes the case for pretentiousness, not as a form of snobbery and social jockeying, but as "the engine oil of culture," a patience for the unfamiliar and a willingness to take artistic risks.
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In his fictionalized account, he exposes the forces of good versus evil jockeying to define Zimbabwe's future — the good, seeking to rid the country of a thirty-year dictator and the bad, determined to hold on to power at all costs.
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The warning comes as liberal and moderate Democrats have been feuding over the direction of the party and jockeying for greater sway in policy debates, most recently surrounding last month's passage of legislation addressing the humanitarian crisis on the southern border.
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That is, instead of jockeying with requesters, painstakingly reviewing each video, blurring out the protected parts and burning the results onto DVD after DVD, the department could just use software to lightly blur everything, then proactively publish each blurred video online.
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Shares of Nickelodeon and MTV owner Viacom are down 5 percent this year and 35 percent over the last 12 months even as dealmaking picks up in the media space with Disney and Comcast jockeying for Twenty-First Century Fox assets.
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The complexity is a result, in part, of the constant jockeying among exchanges to win business from the biggest traders, many of which are so-called high-frequency trading firms that make money by capitalizing on small changes in prices.
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Islamic-based political parties began jockeying with secular, nationalist ones for power, while politically connected hard-line Muslim groups, suppressed during Suharto's 32-year rule, emerged in the new open society with anti-Western rhetoric, street protests and occasional violence.
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The scene appeared to be chaotic at times, with video footage showing journalists and camera people scurrying around the two leaders, jockeying with security officials and elbowing one another to position themselves into the perfect spot to record the encounter.
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The industry is new enough that a lot of big companies are still jockeying to become Apple's equivalent in the world of VR. Not surprisingly, Facebook's Oculus and Google's VR products like Cardboard and Daydream are popular platforms for industry developers.
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It was a question he struggled with, jockeying between saying art had nothing to do with "daily, quotidian or local political concerns" and pointing to Gustave Courbet and Eugène Delacroix, 19th-century French artists who made social statements with their work.
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Williams ended up reaching the women's final, outlasting a group of players who had spent the year jockeying to replace her as the definitive No. 13 in the women's game, but ultimately lost to Angelique Kerber in the championship match.
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The announcement has thrown documents for both the US$1.2trn US leveraged loan market and the US$641bn US CLO market into question, with companies and managers jockeying to ensure their positions are not altered by a change in rate.
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There has been extensive behind-the-scenes jockeying over those exemptions for the last three months, but there has been no real public accounting of what criteria led to those exemptions in the first place, or what led to their removal.
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In interviews, more than three dozen leading Democratic donors, fund-raisers and operatives agreed that it was the earliest start they had ever seen to the jockeying that typically precedes the official kickoff to the campaign for the party's presidential nomination.
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A 2020 primary season that was initially seen as a contest of ideas, with liberal activists largely setting the agenda, has given way to jockeying over notions about electability and who can assemble the strongest coalition of voters in the fall.
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Issues of fame and fortune, and the jockeying for power with people of influence, go back, even if painters like Turner did not hire public relations firms and plot their ascendancy the way ambitious artists of our own era do.
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Disruption at the top ripples downward, with lower-level staffers jockeying for position with new bosses, doing work left behind by departees and training new hires, said Kathryn Tenpas, a political scientist at the Brookings Institution, a Washington think tank.
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When we meet them they're jockeying to be selected for the mission, which only two of them are: Dawn Chapman, the 29-year-old "manager of domestic animals" and resident naïf, and Ramsay Roothoorp, the project's communications officer and unofficial Lothario.
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The agility with which Start-Up Chile has worked to address serious structural problems is encouraging, but Chile has also done much to assuage the other looming concern investors have when dealing with a government-led initiative: the prospect of political jockeying.
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Even the way in which Amazon was awarded the sites for their various HQ2s is indicative of the power massed by the tech behemoth; the entire spectacle was essentially local governments jockeying to subsidize displacement-causing gentrification with money from their own taxpayers.
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With former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Elizabeth Warren jockeying for the top spot in the Democratic presidential race, we decided to take a look at another candidate who's been quietly climbing out of the lower rung: Pete Buttigieg.
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But there will a lot of jockeying for leverage as they look to make the best deal for themselves without giving too much away to the other side — a game that has already started with a recent leak out of the White House.
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When Salesky left the Google self-driving project in September, the race to deploy autonomous vehicles had already shifted into overdrive, with automakers, tech companies, and startups jockeying for a leading position — a battle that would have seemed ridiculous just three years before.
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Far too often, critics make judgments with the intention of reinforcing the brand of the outlet they're writing for, or even worse, their own "personal brand" that might help them stand out among a sea of other critics jockeying for attention online.
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They came across not as angry Democrats or Deep State conspirators, but as men who have devoted their lives to serving their country, and for whom defending Ukraine against Russian aggression is more important to the national interest than any partisan jockeying.
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Internal jockeying Sources familiar with the inner workings of DHS describe an environment where political appointees and policy staff with strongly held opinions circulate ideas that sometimes reach the press before front office and secretarial staff are even aware of the discussions.
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Read more: Goldman Sachs execs are jockeying for power in the firm's big new private investing unit — and the stakes couldn't be higher"John Waldron and I have personally met with people that are running a bunch of these firms," Solomon said.
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Imperial and its rivals are jockeying for position in the market for e-cigarettes as traditional tobacco sales decline in the face of growing health concerns and regulation, such as the law requiring "plain packaging" that has just gone into effect in Britain.
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There's always going to be some jockeying on both sides in advance of a difficult negotiation, and the sympathetic view to the British government is that it is merely trying to maximize its advantage in hammering out a deal to execute its Brexit.
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Senators have been jockeying over DACA for months, with the fight ratcheting up this month as several House Democrats and a growing number of progressive senators warn they will not support a government funding bill without a deal on the program. Sen.
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