Meanwhile, polls show Biden jockeying for position with Warren, Sen.
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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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"I think everyone will start jockeying for position immediately," he said.
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Republicans are jockeying for position ahead of new negotiations with Democrats.
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As soon as the polls close, the jockeying for position will begin.
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But once the anthems are finished, the jockeying for position will begin.
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Other players in the space appear to be jockeying for position as well.
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There was more jockeying for position than in the final turn at the Preakness.
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Biden and Sanders are jockeying for position at the top of the Democratic field.
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Also jockeying for position are the holders of sovereign bonds ($24bn) and PDVSA paper ($28bn).
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The candidates are jockeying for position ahead of the first primary nominating contests in February.
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The sheer fluidity of the field is already leading to some fierce jockeying for position.
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And all the while, within the CDU/CSU, jockeying for position among her successors will intensify.
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Sunday, jockeying for position as dozens of young men dressed in nurses' scrubs orchestrated the distribution.
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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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Among the drug dealers jockeying for position there, prosecutors said on Wednesday, was Mr. Siri-Reynoso.
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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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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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He'll be in charge of managing access to Trump and keeping aides jockeying for position in line.
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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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Other Democrats have also been jockeying for position in the party's invisible primary, in Iowa and elsewhere.
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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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U.S. marijuana companies are jockeying for position with the expectation that weed will be legalized across the nation.
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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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These Metropolitan division teams have been jockeying for position away from the top of the standings for several weeks.
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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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Even though it's still unclear who exactly will be in the field, Democrats are already eagerly jockeying for position.
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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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"There was about 40 carts per register, everyone was jockeying for position trying to find the shortest line," he said.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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" 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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Accommodating the more than 2183 dignitaries jockeying for position on the overflowing five-tiered wedding cake dais at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner is a logistical nightmare that also offers an annual ranking of who's who among New York's power brokers.
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A few minutes into the process, I watched five, beefy, 20-something men surround the DJ. "We're gonna dab!" they crowed, jockeying for position around the stationary star: right arms pointing skywards, with left arms bent across their chests, heads tucked into elbows.
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When we talk about game history, we're most often talking about familiar things: the Big Crash of the 1980s, the console wars of the 1990s, and the various business strategies of Sony and Microsoft jockeying for position in the early mid 2000s.
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" As Hall explains, Aristotle, who lived "at close quarters with the tyrannical Macedonian royal family, the ruthless Phillip II and his scheming wives, concubines and lieutenants, all jockeying for position at court, seems to have meticulously observed the misery of immoral people.
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The biggest tech and media companies believe the answer is yes, and they're now jockeying for position in a market that many in the industry are convinced will be the next big thing in entertainment — home access to movies shortly after they debut in theaters.
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Still, some German officials voiced concerns on Monday that Fillon's economic proposals - which include plans to cut 500,000 public employees in five years - could leave him vulnerable as a crowded French campaign unfolds, with centrist candidates like Emmanuel Macron and Francois Bayrou jockeying for position.
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Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, the two leading contenders for top purveyor of plant-based patties (and other formulations), have spent most of the typically sleepy summer months jockeying for position as top supplier to a food industry suddenly ravenous for alternatives to traditional meat products.
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But, with Donald Trump in the White House, Democratic politicians are already eagerly jockeying for position with the expectation that the party's nominee will have a very good chance of ousting the incumbent -- if his poll numbers stay anywhere as low as they are at the moment.
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For all that, the season does a whole lot of meandering, yielding long stretches that are not just talky but almost flabby, focusing too much on the jockeying for position and shifting alliances among the bad guys, who aren't consistently interesting enough to warrant all that attention.
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The jockeying for position at the front of a growing pack will be on full display on Wednesday night as the candidates present their cases during a screening of candidates on the Upper East Side by the Manhattan Republican Party and the party's leaders from other boroughs.
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Russia's smoothly executed military operations in Ukraine and Syria, and allegations of election meddling in the United States, have lent Mr. Putin an air of mystery and monolithic power, but the case against Mr. Ulyukayev shed light on the jockeying for position among members of the president's inner circle.
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As diplomats from Russia and the United States work to bring Syria's government and its domestic opponents to peace talks next week, the two countries are jockeying for position on the ground in Syria in a battle that will continue regardless of any peace deal: the fight against the Islamic State.
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Natalie Livingstone's lively chronology of one storied manse and its canny chatelaines, "The Mistresses of Cliveden: Three Centuries of Scandal, Power, and Intrigue in an English Stately Home," shows that even when they stayed put, majestic properties like Cliveden continually shapeshifted as leading figures of successive ages took them over while jockeying for position on England's chessboard.
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" Aides who are jockeying for position and trying to safeguard their reputations ask operatives on the outside to whisper to the media that they're up while their rivals are down, and so we're subjected to a daily Dow Jones on the stock of various players, with special note of who has Oval Office "walk-in privileges.
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The anticipated June 85033 Singapore summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is still likely to take place, but the jockeying for position has now begun in earnest.
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My suggestions: first, that when the government sues an individual or firm and loses in court or before a regulatory tribunal, the government reimburse its target's legal expenses to the extent not covered by insurance (just as we, as taxpayers, already foot the government's bills); and second, that in cases like mine, once the dust has settled and the jockeying for position has ended, the government show its hand privately to its target and demonstrate why it thought it had a case to begin with.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE are jockeying for position on the U.S. economy amid conflicting signals about its trajectory and growth.
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So whether it's Dublin, Berlin, Paris or Stockholm, EU cities are already jockeying for position and to pitch themselves as an alternative, welcoming regional base for startup founders fearing what Brexit means for the future of London and the UK. The EU is also consulting on policies aimed at supporting what it dubs a Digital Single Market — by trying to harmonize regulations that pertain to digital business to allow for a freer flow of digital services across the region, and build in support for relevant areas such as digital skills.
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The man is never named: And among those who came or checked in by phone every day, the inner circle as it were, those who were getting more points, there was still a further competition, which was what was getting on Betsy's nerves, she confessed to Jan; there's always that vulgar jockeying for position around the bedside of the gravely ill, and though we all feel suffused with virtue at our loyalty to him (speak for yourself, said Jan), to the extent that we're carving time out of every day, or almost every day, though some of us are dropping out, as Xavier pointed out, aren't we getting at least as much out of this as he is.
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