She goes on: China has a record of such leapfrogging.
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Los Angeles leapfrogging Colorado hurt, but losing Story hurt more.
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And China is already leapfrogging ahead in a couple of areas.
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The main leapfrogging that takes place is over the open sewers.
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Her appointment would require leapfrogging her boss, Bundesbank governor Jens Weidmann.
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By leapfrogging around top clubs, Guardiola constantly raises the bar for himself.
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Even so, leapfrogging the world's largest international hub is a tall order.
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However, the company's leapfrogging capabilities would soon be hobbled by strategic shifts.
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Or is everything just leapfrogging and going straight to Kubernetes on bare metal.
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Executives talk exuberantly about how the continent is "leapfrogging" the West through technology.
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It is the latest example of what businesspeople working across Africa call "leapfrogging".
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Kenyan mobile money platform, M-Pesa, is the continent's biggest leapfrogging success story.
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If you're like me, your mind started leapfrogging back to the 22021th century.
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"The idea is around leapfrogging what everyone else is doing," Mr. Bloch said.
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But not all Republicans are on board with Forbes leapfrogging into another district.
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When you look at most of the Southeast Asian countries, they're basically leapfrogging.
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Perhaps, but tech booms based on leapfrogging have been wrongly anticipated in the past.
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Expect 2016 to be the start of companies leapfrogging over each other to own customers.
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Already, mobile money in the global south is leapfrogging the global north's centralized banking paradigm.
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We kind of ended up going from zero to 60, leapfrogging a bunch of steps.
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They're just leapfrogging roads and trucks and motorcycles and going to a new type of infrastructure.
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They go prone in fields of tall grass or behind rocks, leapfrogging from cover to cover.
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They could take what others had invented and run with it—leapfrogging, as he called it.
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Both the leapfrogging and underwater breathing competition were routinely mocked in Japanese media at the time.
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But like the disruption in the telecom industry, higher ed is poised for its leapfrogging moment.
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Leapfrogging from bomb to bomb with only two or three turns between each one wasn't tactically interesting.
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The Cardinals (44-46), third in the NL Central, kept the Pirates (43-48) from leapfrogging them.
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Imagine the buzz if Snapchat doubled in size, leapfrogging the floundering Twitter and catching Facebook-owned Instagram.
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In this article I'll focus on fintech, which is leapfrogging in a way traditional banking never could.
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India is set to reclaim the title of the world's fastest-growing economy this year, leapfrogging China.
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That sounds more attainable than Carolina leapfrogging five teams for the N.F.C.'s final wild-card spot.
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And leapfrogging over old technologies and business models with mobile phones quickly made other sorts of leaps possible.
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Instead, the smartphone is increasingly becoming the country's primary choice of computing platform, leapfrogging the PC age entirely.
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All the evidence suggests that technology firms are no better at leapfrogging such hurdles than, say, a carmaker.
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The Economist magazine predicted that Brazil would soon be the world's fifth-largest economy, leapfrogging Britain and France.
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Hackers can further thwart efforts to identify or catch them by leapfrogging from one "hop point" to another.
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Shen has been rapidly promoted under Xi, leapfrogging other, more senior officers, according to Chinese and Western analysts.
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Some doctors who stayed behind aligned with the regime, growing wealthy and leapfrogging over colleagues for top jobs.
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Pittsburgh flipped the script in the second, outshooting Calgary 16-9 and leapfrogging to a 2-1 lead.
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Sometimes, though, there is more at stake, like leapfrogging into the latest technology and securing the right leader.
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The recent surge in Amazon stock briefly pushed Bezos's net worth north of $90 billion, leapfrogging Bill Gates.
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In the context of PayPal's rise, this could be Africa's leapfrogging over PCs to mobile for P2P digital payments.
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But leapfrogging Airbus's A321neo offering with more seats would hedge Boeing's position as many airlines opt for bigger planes.
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In Asia, consumer behavior is changing rapidly and consumers are already leapfrogging traditional forms of payments to use mobile.
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Instagram's deep pockets have allowed it to rapidly release Stories and ephemeral messaging features, in some cases leapfrogging Snapchat.
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Meanwhile, China could land astronauts on the moon as early as the 2030s, leapfrogging NASA in their lunar capabilities.
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Warren enjoyed a boost in support following last month's Democratic debate, leapfrogging Sanders in some national and statewide polls.
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AI-generated art is selling for thousands of dollars to private donors and auction houses, leapfrogging from mere novelty.
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In an unusual move, the administration also asked the Supreme Court to grant immediate review, leapfrogging the appeals court.
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The two markets have a history of leapfrogging each other for the top spot on Switzerland's watch exports list.
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He skipped the leapfrogging over another actor, as well as the catching of an actress falling off a ladder.
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Soon, United Continental followed, and then Delta joined, and on Thursday it was Delta's turn to rally, leapfrogging over United.
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Master your jumps: The style of your jump is important to leapfrogging enemies or collecting every coin you come across.
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Officials were leapfrogging over my right to due process For a few months, there was radio silence from law enforcement.
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Cell phones provide financial services to millions of people, leapfrogging the need for a traditional bricks-and-mortar banking network.
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Arizona's legislature is now 40 percent female, leapfrogging Nevada's 39.7 percent to become the most female-heavy legislature in America.
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South Korean men are expected to live to just over 84, leapfrogging 18 other countries to the top of the ranking.
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He enjoyed starting lectures with a picture of those goats; though proper leapfrogging, he insisted, still needed power-lines and roads.
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Announced earlier this month, the Zero phone takes minimalism to the extreme, leapfrogging even Apple's seeming dislike for buttons and ports.
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The broadside comes as a handful of national and statewide surveys show Warren leapfrogging Biden for the lead in the primary.
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Polling has shown a tightening margin between the two senators, with Warren leapfrogging Sanders in the Real Clear Politics polling index.
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Less active than some smaller brands on networking platforms even five years ago, luxury's leading players are now leapfrogging the competition.
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Chevron and Exxon are poised to become the biggest producers in the field, leapfrogging independent producers such as Pioneer Natural Resources.
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With matches against lower-tier teams, the spring split champions could wind up leapfrogging into third or forcing more tie-breaker games.
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Picking up where the epilogue left off 19 years hence, and then leapfrogging forward three Hogwarts terms, it's set in our present.
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Huawei has repeatedly stated its objective to overtake Samsung as the world's biggest seller of smartphones after leapfrogging Apple in shipments last year.
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Those eventually sent China leapfrogging over the likes of Canada, Italy, Britain, France, Germany and Japan to become the world's second-largest economy.
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For example, the use of mobile money accounts has expanded at breakneck pace in Africa and Asia — leapfrogging physical bank branches and cards.
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These microlenders are leapfrogging traditional Chinese banks, just like cell phone companies have jumped past traditional land line phone companies in developing countries.
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Fintechs have relied on technology to deliver financial services, often leapfrogging traditional banking infrastructure such as branch offices, cash machines and personal attention.
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Ajax won their game 33-0, but PSV managed to dismantle Vitesse 5-1, leapfrogging their way to the title by a single goal.
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You'll recall, a week ago Katt blasted Tiffany for leapfrogging over dozens of other comedians who he feels were more deserving of Hollywood fame.
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He's the kid who frees himself from destiny to forge his own, leapfrogging class, symbolizing our wanderlust and the power of imagination over expectation.
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The House of Mouse sweetened its takeover bid for most of 21st Century Fox to $38 a share, leapfrogging Comcast's $35-a-share bid.
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Microsoft's leapfrogging Alphabet in market value and new hardware from Nvidia are the latest signs that democratizing artificial intelligence tools is a lucrative business.
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It also makes Manchester City, which is CFG's biggest asset by far, the single richest soccer club — leapfrogging Manchester United, Barcelona and Real Madrid.
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He also mentioned that China is leapfrogging the United States in artificial intelligence and that these advances are being subsidized by the Chinese government.
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Sargent's breakthrough, like many in materials science these days, has to do with manufacturing a nifty structure on the nano-scale, leapfrogging these limitations.
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Angola and Iraq took the second and third positions for the month, leapfrogging Saudi Arabia, which was the second-largest supplier to China in 29.17.
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India uses Euro-IV compliant fuels but last year decided to migrate to the Euro-VI level from April 2020, leapfrogging over Euro V norms.
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"China's advances in quantum science could impact the future military and strategic balance, perhaps even leapfrogging traditional U.S. military–technological advantages," write Kania and Costello.
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Then, she fueled the party girl-heiress archetype, leapfrogging from one club to the next, turning up on red carpets, riding in cars with boys.
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New tools from the field of synthetic biology could endow scientists with the frightening ability to design and manufacture maximally dangerous pathogens, leapfrogging natural selection.
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Company reputations are at stake, as well as first access to overlapping gas fields and Australia leapfrogging Qatar as the world's largest exporter of LNG.
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They argue that the primary has been volatile, and that Biden himself trailed in the first three primary and caucus states before leapfrogging to frontrunner.
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" Andrew Yang pointed to the technology race between the US and China, noting that "they're in the process of leapfrogging us in AI (artificial intelligence).
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The numbers are shifting quickly, with the separatist Bloc Québécois party, led by Yves-Francois Blanchet, leapfrogging past the Conservatives since the first French debate.
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Investors looking outside the United States have been leapfrogging over the developed markets and into emerging economies for much of 2016, and that continued in September.
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It had been a fitful regular season, with no dominating teams and with a crowd of contenders leapfrogging one another at the top of the rankings.
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In another Premier League game, Graziano Pellè scored twice as Southampton beat Stoke, 2-1, leapfrogging the host in the standings to move into seventh place.
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T-Mobile and Sprint yesterday agreed to a $26 billion tie-up, which would create America's second-largest wireless carrier (leapfrogging Verizon, still behind AT&T).
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The world is going through a technological industrial revolution and the Palestinian people can be beneficiaries by leapfrogging to be leaders in the next industrial age.
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When Disney priced its latest offer for Fox at $38 a share, leapfrogging Comcast's $35-a-share bid, it went higher than many people had expected.
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In Africa, many countries are looking at solar and wind as a quick way to bolster generation capacity by leapfrogging older and dirtier sources of energy.
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"There's one major actor still not signed on to the Paris climate deal, and unless we bring them on, energy leapfrogging will be more difficult," he said.
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Fighting Rubio and attacking Trump The Cruz campaign appears as occupied with Marco Rubio leapfrogging them into third place as it is with catching Trump for first.
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On the other hand, the Voodoo2 line, which continued the dedicated approach, was just as successful as the first model, while offering some of that expected leapfrogging.
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Alaska Air has announced it is buying Virgin America, beating out rival JetBlue in a bidding war and leapfrogging the latter to become America's fifth-largest airline.
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Serverless applications are all the rage right now — and some companies are even leapfrogging containers to go all-in on services like AWS Lambda and Azure Functions.
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Chick-fil-A is taking over fast food, leapfrogging rivals to become the third-largest chain in the US and tripling annual sales over the past decade.
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Before Sunday's vote, Podemos formed an alliance with United Left, another radical party, to improve its chances of leapfrogging the Socialists as Spain's largest left-wing party.
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Long before Google Chrome arrived, Mozilla commanded a reasonable chunk of the web browser market with Firefox, leapfrogging Internet Explorer with features like faster speed and extensions.
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Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg was the first choice of 9% of respondents, leapfrogging former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who came in at 7%. Sen.
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Based on 2015 capacity, the two companies will produce about 60 million tonnes a year, leapfrogging Hebei Iron and Steel into the top spot among China's steelmakers.
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Like a growing number of groups affected by rare genetic diseases, they're leapfrogging pharmaceutical companies' incentive structures, funding and organizing their own research in search of a cure.
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According to World Travel Market and Euromonitor, theme park sales in China will hit $12 billion by 2020, leapfrogging both the U.S. and Japan, the largest markets now.
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But Tencent leapfrogging Alibaba in market capitalization didn't mean either company faced much competition for the top ranks of China's tech universe, including from another key player, Baidu.
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After receiving degrees from some of France's top business and civil service schools, Ms. Falque-Pierrotin has spent three decades leapfrogging among government agencies and state-sponsored nonprofits.
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Webb Simpson did move up four spots to No. 13 with his second-place finish at the Wyndham, leapfrogging Tony Finau, Rickie Fowler, Gary Woodland and Matt Kuchar.
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That said, Bisping's loss to Rockhold is still fairly fresh, and it's hard to imagine him leapfrogging other contenders like Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, Yoel Romero, and Vitor Belfort.
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The sector was by far the year's most active with 36 percent of total investment, leapfrogging 2014's top segment, bioenergy, which faced headwinds from weakening oil prices.
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The United States climbed over Singapore into second place, and Hong Kong jumped three places to sixth, leapfrogging Japan in ninth spot Britain slipped one place to eighth.
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Some recent polls show Sanders leapfrogging Clinton, causing some political analysts to predict he could launch a successful campaign with a victory there, like Obama did in 2008.
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The Briton's hopes of leapfrogging fellow Mercedes driver and championship leader Nico Rosberg in the standings were hit when his engine burst into flames with 16 laps remaining.
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In leapfrogging regular judicial order, Solicitor General Noel Francisco asked the justices in November to hear its appeal of the district court rulings against the ban this term.
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The difference is that 2008 "was the opportunity to reach a certain degree of parity, and now they're saying this is about leapfrogging" the United States, she said.
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The goal is to link urban centers with suburbs while leapfrogging traffic — air taxis could cruise at 21 mph at altitudes of around 2000,703 ft to 270,2200 ft.
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By the age of 11, he was back in Paris and scaling walls near Père Lachaise Cemetery, leapfrogging his way from one tomb to another across the graveyard.
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Even if they do, beating the Seahawks (8-6, 14 percent playoff chance) and the Eagles, a wild-card entry would require leapfrogging the Falcons and the Lions.
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If the acquisition of Asda is cleared by regulators, it is expected to result in Sainsbury's leapfrogging Tesco to become the UK's largest supermarket operator by market share.
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China is leapfrogging from ropey logistics to supercharged supply chains, just as it did with e-commerce and mobile payments, in which it went from laggard to world-beater.
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Such talk of leapfrogging usually focuses on the poor world, where charities and tech firms promise to send balloons and drones to bring the internet to people without landlines.
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Officials were leapfrogging over my right as a US citizen to have due process under the law, a right I defended when I served this country as a Marine.
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Our software powers about 70% of India's banking infrastructure, so we think that there is a tremendous opportunity in sort of leapfrogging to that digital financial infrastructure in India.
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The latest poll by the New York University-affiliated Congo Research Group (CRG) showed Fayulu leapfrogging from third place in October to the top spot with 47 percent support.
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Tetreault teamed with a dozen of his classmates to break the Guinness world record for marathon leapfrogging, logging 888 miles over eight days of continuous jumping in alternating shifts.
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The retired senator, still deeply involved in Nevada politics, is convinced that Saturday's caucuses will run smoothly and strengthen his state's case for leapfrogging Iowa in the next election.
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Subject to required store disposals, the combined group would become Britain's biggest retailer, leapfrogging Tesco with a market share of more than 31 percent and a workforce of 330,000.
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It's worth noting that O'Rourke is leapfrogging the "exploratory committee" stage that candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Julián Castro took before announcing (and which Kirsten Gillibrand is still in).
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Leapfrogging Renault may be satisfying for Mr Tavares, since its chairman, Carlos Ghosn, sacked him as number two in 2013 after he expressed a desire to run a big carmaker.
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The poll shows Biden with the support of 28% of voters, Sanders with 20% and Buttigieg leapfrogging out of the bottom of the field to tie with Harris at 8%.
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Dumoulin, a time-trial specialist turned grand tour rider, has a big chance of leapfrogging the top three riders on Sunday in Milan to claim his maiden grand tour title.
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Schumer further escalated the fight by leapfrogging congressional Republicans and asking Bush for help in releasing all of Kavanaugh's White House documents, including those from his time as staff secretary.
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Instead, they went straight to phones, an example of a phenomenon known as leapfrogging, in which non-participation in an older technology spurs early adoption of whatever innovation comes next.
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In fact, since leapfrogging more established Socialist politicians in 2014 to become secretary general of his party, Mr. Sánchez has repeatedly benefited from infighting and the miscalculations of his rivals.
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Years later, when Tetreault included the achievement on his résumé, he said prospective employers were more inquisitive about his role in the leapfrogging world record than about his three Olympics.
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When firefighters aren't using time and energy helping people getting into their cars and can focus on the fire leapfrogging from house to house, they are able to save more lives.
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The bonanza in energy products helped cushion weakness in other major products, with Brent crude leapfrogging interest rates contracts to become its second-biggest revenue earner after cash equities in 225.
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Meanwhile, polls show Vox is on track to almost double its seats in Parliament, leapfrogging Podemos and Ciudadanos to become Spain's third largest party after taking a hardline stance against separatism.
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His performance at a CNN town hall, where he criticized Vice President Mike Pence, increased his visibility, as did a handful of early polls showing him leapfrogging other 2020 Democratic rivals.
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Bridget Donahue, a first-time exhibitor with any Frieze art fair, plans to display Ms. Cianciolo's energetic leapfrogging between interest areas using vintage brass hanging implements in an alluringly immersive show.
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But if we stay focused on growth and leapfrogging America back into the lead pack, explaining why these provisions are so critical at the end of the day, we'll carry the day.
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But then came the ultimate insult to everyone waiting at the Oando mega gas station: A bus marked Ministry of Justice rolled up to a pump, leapfrogging no fewer than 99 vehicles.
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After leapfrogging his older uncles, cousins and half-brothers in the House of Saud, the prince has pushed through the biggest shake-up in the kingdom's economy in the last 50 years.
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So what's thrilling about this album is its variety — you hear her working through who she might become in real time, a quick study already leapfrogging to the front of the class.
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And they weren't even close to the only school group I'd see that day — the place was awash with children and teenagers, leapfrogging over one another, having the time of their lives.
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The Saint Anselm survey comes as Warren continues to surge in national and statewide surveys, cementing her lead over Sanders, her chief progressive rival, and leapfrogging Biden in a handful of polls.
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After its shares rose 0.43 percent, Amazon ended the day with a market value of $797 billion, leapfrogging Microsoft to make it the largest company, by market capitalization, in the United States.
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"Our focus on elevating brand and architecting an integrated operating platform continues to result in our profit model leapfrogging past the home furnishings industry," RH CEO Gary Friedman said in a press release.
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Ultimately, the company aims to use Archinaut to build entire spacecraft, space stations and habitats in orbit that can help people get to the Moon and Mars leapfrogging between structures along the way.
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The buzz has only increased as Sanders has enjoyed a comeback in the months since his heart attack, winning key endorsements and leapfrogging progressive rival Elizabeth Warren in national and early-state polls.
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London has shown resilience since Britain voted in 2016 to leave the EU by leapfrogging New York to become the top centre for trading interest rate swaps and remaining leader in currency trading.
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Boeing's chairman said two years ago that the company would seek to avoid more "moon shots" — by which he meant leapfrogging technologies — and would focus instead on producing planes more efficiently and more cheaply.
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It shouldn't come as that great of a surprise — OLED screens are the future, of course, and although early models were far from competitive, steady improvements have led to the tech leapfrogging traditional LCDs.
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I back out the clutch and press the accelerator—really, just giving it a little nudge—and my passenger and I go leapfrogging straight up the hill, the exhaust popping and burping behind us.
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Huawei's intent is to be first, which would showcase itself as an innovator capable of leapfrogging Samsung Beyond Huawei's ambitions to beat Samsung to market, there are no additional details on the foldable phone.
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Mr Diess said VW will have "leapfrogging cost advantages" thanks a wider rollout of its "MQB" platform, or car-building architecture, which helps the different VW brands to share parts, technology and assembly sequences.
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"Within the next few years you'll really see leapfrogging taking off," says Ashish Thakkar, a British-born, Ugandan businessman whose Mara Group, a business-services firm, is setting up tech businesses across the continent.
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I'm deeply ambivalent of how Night Dive has fundamentally changed System Shock, leapfrogging decades of aesthetic conventions for a result that looks almost closer to the original BioShock or a modern first-person shooter.
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There was also a team of energy researchers from four continents who started to think about energy needs and technology leapfrogging, after the oil crises triggered concerns of energy scarcity and limits to growth.
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But after leapfrogging chrome and nickel as the of-the-moment metal finish for lighting, furniture and hardware, and being followed by even warmer metals, like copper and oil-rubbed bronze, what comes next?
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But Airbus was also worried that its strategy would have to be torn up as Boeing considered leapfrogging it with an all-new jet that would take longer to build but give more efficiencies.
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The survey, sent to media late on Tuesday, also revealed a notable shift in investor thinking on the biggest tail risk, with trade wars and increased protectionism leapfrogging a stock market bubble into pole position.
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As has been well documented within the flagship series, Sheldon Cooper (played by Iain Armitage, a genuine find) was a mathematical genius as a child, leapfrogging him into high school at the age of nine.
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In the meantime, Warren has enjoyed a boost of support after a strong debate performance and the unveiling of a slate of detailed policy proposals, leapfrogging Sanders in a handful of polls but not all.
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The Japanese, who also beat Williams in last year's final, slipped to fourth in the rankings with Czech Republic's Karolina Pliskova and Ukraine's Elina Svitolina leapfrogging her to move up to second and third respectively.
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President Obama recognized that millions of Americans grew up in homes like his, with single mothers who relied on food stamps, and grandmothers who shared stories of less-qualified men leapfrogging ahead of them at work.
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In the sheet fastener category, it was the most popular item until late 2014, when a number of like products that Whaley had never seen started gathering hundreds of positive reviews, leapfrogging her in the ranking.
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The poll comes as Warren continues to see a bump in the polls, leapfrogging Biden in surveys in the crucial early nominating states of Iowa and New Hampshire as well as a handful of national polls.
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Countries like Kenya and Vietnam have been leapfrogging the US. While tens of millions of Americans remain unbanked or underbanked, these countries are rapidly developing modern financial systems, introducing millions to services previously unavailable to them.
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In the 10 years since, the internet has created a communications revolution across the developing world, with many countries leapfrogging older technologies and adopting smartphones, social media and mobile payments, driving economic growth and linking communities.
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Their arch-rivals Barcelona have closed the gap significantly over the past year, leapfrogging Manchester United into second place after a hugely successful season in which they won their domestic league, a cup and a European trophy.
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"If we're serious about leapfrogging America back to the lead of the pack, if we're serious about creating jobs and jump-starting this economy, a 10-year bill will not accomplish either of those," Mr. Brady said.
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It was a provocative move, slotting an unbeaten defending champion outside the top four, but it came with a fail-safe: Penn State would be playing at Ohio State, so Clemson would be assured of leapfrogging someone.
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The 2.2 billion euro ($2.3 billion) deal will increase PSA Group's sales volumes by 40 percent and accelerate the firm's market share to 16 percent, leapfrogging Renault and bringing it closer in line with Europe's market leader Volkswagen.
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ALBERTVILLE, France (Reuters) - Dane Jakob Fuglsang stunned the pre-race favorites to win the Criterium du Dauphine, leapfrogging Richie Porte on a thrilling final stage on Sunday, as Tour de France champion Chris Froome appeared short of form.
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In a nutshell, the concept of digital leapfrogging asserts Southeast Asian countries are better poised than their developed peers to embrace technological innovations thanks to a young population equipped with smartphones, explosive internet penetration and ongoing economic integration.
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Chinese bluechips scored a 271.4-month high, leapfrogging Colombia to the top of the leaderboard of world share markets, while Australian shares gained 23 percent after the Aussie dollar dropped following a meeting of the country's central bank.
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Whereas in previous years such a pledge would have seemed ludicrous, the party has seen it's support surge in recent months, gaining over 700 seats in local elections and leapfrogging both the Conservatives and Labour in European elections.
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In one of the night's biggest surprises, he even won handily in Massachusetts, leapfrogging both Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who finished in a disappointing third place in her home state and now finds her campaign in dire straits.
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Boosted by more than $260 million in TV and digital ad spending, he has shot up to double digits in national surveys, leapfrogging Pete Buttigieg and hiring scores of aides as he prepares for his Super Tuesday debut.
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In the spring of 2019, there was a period "when Microsoft and Alibaba were leapfrogging each other week by week, continuing to tune their models and trade places at the number one spot on the leaderboard," Bowman recalled.
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Leapfrogging from town hall to town hall across his district, Mr. Conaway appeared keen to avoid Mr. Nunes's missteps, vowing to make as much information public as possible, but at the same time not to speak too much.
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Three separate polls published on Sunday found that a leftist alliance led by anti-austerity upstart Podemos would make big gains and come a strong second in the ballot behind the center-right People's Party (PP), leapfrogging the Socialists.
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Bernie Sanders' slim victory in New Hampshire gives him the first official win of the 25 cycle — and it comes on the heels of three national polls showing him leapfrogging former Vice President Joe Biden for the top spot.
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When California tried this before, other states quickly followed — leapfrogging ahead or landing on the same day, as happened in 2008, making California just one of many states shouting for attention on Super Tuesday, which fell on Feb 5.
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While there is still a path to the postseason, the Mets' problem is leapfrogging not only the Milwaukee Brewers, but also the Chicago Cubs, who currently own the second wild-card spot after sweeping the Pittsburgh Pirates this weekend.
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In the midst of a midlife crisis, Mr. Mazzu (Josh Radnor), an English teacher at a Rust Belt high school, applies for the drama job and the principal gives it to him, leapfrogging a better-qualified teacher (Rosie Perez).
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According to ABN AMRO, Catalan independence could raise Spain's government-debt ratio to as high as 115 percent of GDP from current levels around 99 percent - leapfrogging Cyprus and Belgium to have the fourth largest debt load in the euro area.
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But the government could file a petition for "certiorari before judgment"—leapfrogging the circuit court given the expediency required—and the justices could hear the full case on the merits this spring, with a decision by the end of June.
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The combined entity would have an installed capacity topping 225 gigawatts (GW), leapfrogging EDF and Enel to become the world's biggest power company by capacity, according to Frank Yu, principal consultant for Asia-Pacific Power and Renewables at Wood Mackenzie.
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Huawei will become the top personal computer maker in the world in three to five years, leapfrogging the likes of Apple, Lenovo and HP, a top executive at the firm told CNBC on Wednesday, just days after launching new notebook devices.
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Now, a year after clinching the presidency on that ambitious platform, Trump is leapfrogging between the Asian countries he once decried as top culprits of that trade imbalance in what could be his best opportunity yet to confront the region's leaders.
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And yet, in just a few short years, China's telecommunications progress came to define what we now describe as "leapfrogging" — pioneering the application of new technologies to bypass the older framework in place to unlock their 1.5 billion citizens' economic potential.
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Looking at these photos might hurt the Magic's front office's feelings a bit given their salary situation due to this same big man that can be seen casually leapfrogging the pyramids, carefree, but who cares—Biyombo is having a time.
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The former tech policy aide to Hillary Clinton has spent the last three years leapfrogging between elections from Germany to Canada looking for ways to counter the rise of online misinformation and halt the growing dominance of social media giants.
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By the time Mr. Pinault started hearing about him, he had been promoted to design director of all ready-to-wear collections, a leapfrogging to the semi-top that is a pretty clear reflection of the scale of his ambition.
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There are many projections about developing markets leapfrogging from no banking straight to mobile payments — and some high-profile success stories, such as M-Pesa in Kenya — but cash is still a heavy driver of business among the underbanked and underbanked.
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The Australian Open champion's 7-6(23) 6-4 victory over the Czech put the German world number two just three wins away from leapfrogging Serena Williams, absent from this event, at the top of the WTA rankings for a first time.
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Parenthood has imbued Woods with extra patience, which came in handy on the front nine on Sunday, when he made back-to-back bogeys while elsewhere on the course players were leapfrogging over one another and into contention with birdies and eagles.
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DES MOINES — Pete Buttigieg continues to surge in Iowa, leapfrogging Senator Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. to hold a commanding lead among likely Democratic caucusgoers, according to a new poll from The Des Moines Register and CNN.
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He continued his precocious play in the soccer-mad German city, leapfrogging youth squads to the first team in January, and becoming a favorite among local fans who have begun to chant his name in the Westfalenstadion, one of the world's great cathedrals of soccer.
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This fast pace of growth suggests that, if sustained, off-grid connections will within a few years outstrip the rate at which people are being connected to the grid, leapfrogging power lines in much the same way that mobile phones bypassed fixed-line telephone networks.
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But perhaps the most surprising story emerging on the back benches of the new European Parliament is the so-called green wave -- the surge of Europe's Green Parties to second- or third-place finishes in a number of countries, leapfrogging other more establishment groups.
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With past lives as a major label record A&R and frontwoman of a punk band, Philadelphia-born singer and producer Santi White (now known as Santigold) has built a career of leapfrogging genres with ease, and bringing out the best of her collaborators.
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"The Trump administration has demonstrated no urgency that would justify leapfrogging the normal appellate process, and the military's own account shows no problems that need to be addressed," Shannon Minter, legal director at the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR), said in a statement Monday.
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The Portal TV is a genius way for Facebook to make its hardware both cheaper yet more immersive by co-opting a screen you already own and have given a space in your life, thereby leapfrogging smart speakers like Amazon Echo and Google Home.
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Just as parts of the developing world are leapfrogging fossil fuels and landline telephones for renewable energy and cellphones, monitoring rainfall from satellites skips the need to invest in and maintain thousands of remote rain gauges, and is helping relief agencies and governments track extreme weather events.
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But the cost of living has skyrocketed right alongside the population numbers: This is now the third-most expensive city in the nation to buy a home, per Zillow data, up from tenth just four years ago, leapfrogging New York and Los Angeles in the meantime.
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By branding himself a doomsayer of the impending automation apocalypse, which he warns will destroy most jobs and roil society, Mr Yang has cultivated a devoted following—leapfrogging better-known candidates like Bill de Blasio, the city's mayor, and Kirsten Gillibrand, one of New York's senators.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE (I-Vt.) leapfrogging the former vice president there.
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If bigotry were truly an impotent force in Republican politics, other candidates would be leapfrogging each other to denounce the ad, not as "unserious," but as racist, and not just because racism is wrong, but because they want the national Republican Party to avoid the California party's fate.
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The protracted takeover of Sprint, for example, which cost SoftBank $22 billion in 2013 in an ambitious attempt to break into the US telecoms market, has turned out to be a failure — with T-Mobile leapfrogging it as the country's number three carrier since the deal was closed.
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Maybe Obama felt he owed Hillary, after leapfrogging over her to make history as a "first" — with the help of a lot of Democratic luminaries who publicly broke with the vindictive Clintons, only to find themselves having to spend the last couple years crawling back into their good graces.
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Over the last decade, smartphones, social networks and cloud computing have moved from feeding the growth of companies like Facebook and Twitter, leapfrogging to Uber, Airbnb and others that have used the phones, personal rating systems and powerful remote computers in the cloud to create their own new businesses.
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But after leapfrogging over four more established candidates — Adam Warren, Bryan Mitchell, Luis Cessa and Chad Green — in spring training to win the No. 5 starter job, Montgomery continues to demonstrate that while his promotion to the major league roster may have been a surprise, it was certainly no fluke.
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The problems started with a road loss to the tenacious Boston Celtics on March 24, and they have continued through Cleveland's loss on Monday, which resulted in Boston's leapfrogging the Cavaliers in the standings to at least temporarily hold sole possession of the top playoff seeding in the Eastern Conference.
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While most observers see the ballot as largely a two-horse race between Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa of Bahrain and Gianni Infantino of Switzerland, Prince Ali bin al-Hussein of Jordan and his supporters envision a different outcome: a multiballot voting process that ends with Prince Ali leapfrogging to victory.
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The way the media business works now is that Facebook and Google and Apple News reap the bulk of the profits produced by the labor of journalists—either by leapfrogging the ownership structure entirely or enlisting short-sighted owners, who mostly compete with one another, to give away their content for a pittance.
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Here, we feel the narrative stress of leapfrogging through time: We've seen a bitter Claire and heard Brianna talk about her distant mother, but we only met Brianna when she and Claire were already on the verge of parting, which means their reconciliation lacks some of the weight the episode aims for.
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And as a result, the reminiscences of a former high school boyfriend receive an inordinate amount of weight, and the author leans heavily on published interviews and articles by others to come up with a leapfrogging "explanation" of how the New Jersey high school cheerleader Mary Louise Streep became the award-laden actor she is.
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Despite our own industry's instability, we celebrate the disruptions of Uber, Airbnb and other apps that can lead to the loss of thousands of jobs, replacing them with precarious piecemeal work and leapfrogging over decades of progressive worker-protection legislation hard won by unions and community planning regulations meant to keep neighborhoods affordable for the working class.
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Recent statewide and national polls have showed Sanders ceding support to Warren as the Massachusetts Democrat continues to surge, even leapfrogging frontrunner Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE in a couple of surveys.
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Those regions have already proven their technology ability (and appetite) for leapfrogging to wireless communication systems, and they are once again poised, with their infamously poor and inefficient transit infrastructures, to leapfrog directly to urban air, where the time saved would be tremendous, turning a 1.5 hour drive into a 10-minute flight, 2x/day… for almost the same cost of an UberPOOL.
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Nvidia and AMD are leapfrogging Intel because GPUs, unlike traditional processors, have hundreds or thousands of cores that can each handle recurring calculations over and over again, making them ideal for training AI. Intel knows it's behind and it acquired deep learning startup Nervana Systems, autonomous vehicle experts Mobileye, and computer vision company Movidius, which builds the chips that power DJI's drones.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) for the progressive mantle in the Democratic presidential primary, as a handful of national and statewide polls show the Massachusetts Democrat leapfrogging him.
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Recent statewide and national polls have showed Sanders ceding support to Warren as the Massachusetts Democrat continues to surge, even leapfrogging front-runner Joe BidenJoe BidenHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Top Pence adviser was on Trump-Zelensky phone call at center of whistleblower complaint: report MORE in a handful of surveys.
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She has cemented her status as a front-runner in the primary race after handful of surveys showed her leapfrogging former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, whom she out-fundraised by about $9 million in the third quarter of 2019.
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The injury occurred when Mr. Karl was leapfrogging over another actor toward the end of the Friday night show, during an antic scene in which his character, the weatherman Phil Connors, does a variety of good deeds for residents of Punxsutawney, Pa. "I came down wrong, in some way, and my knee just blew out," he said, tearing up as he described the incident.
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The Massachusetts Democrat cemented her status as a frontrunner of the presidential primary pack this week with a poll in Iowa and one in New Hampshire showing her leapfrogging former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE and Sen.
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The move sparked fears China would use similar defaults in other countries to acquire a host of new infrastructure, with both potential economic and military benefits -- leapfrogging rivals in the region such as India and the US. In mid-2018, the Zambian government had to deny reports it was preparing to hand over control of multiple public assets, including the state broadcaster and Lusaka's Kenneth Kaunda International Airport, to China.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview Parnas: Trump threatened to withhold more than just military aid to Ukraine MORE has a double digit lead over his presidential primary opponents in South Carolina, with Tom SteyerTom Fahr SteyerWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Overnight Energy: Cost analysis backing BLM move comes under scrutiny | Republicans eye legislation to rival Dems' climate plan | Report claims top global risks all climate-related CNN draws 7.3 million viewers for Iowa Democratic debate MORE leapfrogging top-tier candidates for the second place spot in the early voting state, according to a new poll.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann Warren85003 Democrats push for gun control action at forum On The Money: Trump blames impeachment inquiry for stock market drop | Trump to hit EU with new tariffs after WTO ruling | Warren outlines tax on federal lobbying Hillicon Valley: Clapper praises whistleblower complaint | Senators urge social media giants to take action against 'deepfakes' | Tim Cook asks Supreme Court to protect DACA | Harris pushes Twitter to suspend Trump MORE (D-Mass.) leads the Democratic primary field by 4 points in the latest Economist/YouGov weekly tracking survey, leapfrogging former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Top Pence adviser was on Trump-Zelensky phone call at center of whistleblower complaint: report MORE as she continues to enjoy a boost in the polls.
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