"I think everybody would admit it's a long shot, but if that long shot comes in…"
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MADRID — The politician whom King Felipe VI has picked to try to form Spain's next government, after the current prime minister declined, is considered a long shot — a very long shot.
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He was voicing a concern shared by numerous Republican strategists and elected officials in Texas — that Mr. O'Rourke's long-shot candidacy has seemed less like a long shot in recent weeks.
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His story isn't over — not by a long shot.
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But most Americans don't – not by a long shot.
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State charges are also a long shot, legal experts said.
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You're not going to get everybody — by a long shot.
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Wong said she thought landing Reeves was a long shot.
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These leaders were not perfect, not by a long shot.
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Sounds like 45 is a serious long shot to win.
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That beats everything else we've tried by a long shot.
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That's not some pronouncement of skill, by a long shot.
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And that's what Long Shot does, over and over again.
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And, yes, the Blues, although initially as a long shot.
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Late last year Ron DeSantis was considered a long shot.
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I didn't laugh at them all, by a long shot.
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There's a long shot of her walking through the snow.
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It seems like a long shot based on the facts.
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"It's not perfect by a long shot," Ms. Reynolds said.
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He's the smartest of the bunch by a long shot.
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This quarter, Amazon's earnings beat expectations by a long shot.
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Even Mr Corbyn's critics see it as a long shot.
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He'll be a little less of a long shot tomorrow.
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Before a tournament gets underway, everyone is a long shot.
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But capital punishment isn't dying Not by a long shot.
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Stay tuned because this isn't over by a long shot.
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Net neutrality legislation, of course, is also a long shot.
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So, yeah, this battle isn't over by a long shot.
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I know it's a long shot, but she's so good.
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" But he conceded that he thought impeachment "a long shot.
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Luvo makes the best microwaveable lasagna by a long shot.
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But legal experts agree it would be a long shot.
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Dollar General was the better store by a long shot.
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Each effort represents a long shot, to put it mildly.
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But unlike Brown, he's a long shot who is running.
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Bale tried a long shot that the goalkeeper blocked away.
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Walmart leads the nation's grocery sales by a long shot.
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He is not the worst long shot on the board.
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We're not there yet -- and not by a long shot.
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"Not my favorite by a long shot," she told him.
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They also gave long shot Democratic challenger, former Massachusetts Sen.
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Legal experts have said the lawsuit is a long shot.
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Awkwafina was most likely a long shot, but certainly deserving.
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"I do think it's a long shot," Mr. Brnovich said.
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He'll be a little less of a long shot tomorrow.
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This effort, like the prior ones, is a long shot.
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Even at a long shot, Calloway is no Billy McFarland.
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To be clear: Andrew Yang is still a long shot.
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It's a long shot, but it is Obama's only shot.
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In the process, he has transformed from a long-shot candidate with a robust social media presence to a long-shot Democratic celebrity holding 55,000-person campaign rallies with country music singer Willie Nelson.
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And while Delaney is a long shot to be a long shot in this race, he's not the only one who is thinking about the two lanes of the Democratic primary fight that way.
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Although Correll admits denying Trump the nomination is a long shot.
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"Long Shot" premieres May 3 in the US. It's rated R.
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Competing seriously in Texas is still a long shot for Democrats.
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The "long shot" referenced in the movie's title isn't the relationship.
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But the tie-up was always viewed as a long shot.
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Mr. Long shot at the woman, hitting her in the hand.
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Kit Harington, Kristen Bell, and Kerry Washington, by a long shot.
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In the United States, universal basic income remains a long shot.
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Go deeper: Tesla's bet on robo-taxis is a long shot
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Long-shot candidate Ron Paul also stopped campaign travel in May.
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Hill was all too happy to end his long-shot campaign.
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No, America is not 1930s Germany, not by a long shot.
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For the record: AirBnB misses these standards by a long shot.
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That's no longer the case, and not by a long shot.
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But what fun is speculation without the occasional long shot prediction?
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After all, it's exceeded box office expectations by a long shot.
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But we were not the same, not by a long shot.
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According to the average cat, no — not by a long shot.
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Many people thought he was a long-shot (not everyone, though).
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So, I take the point that it's a huge long shot.
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Weld is currently running a long-shot bid to unseat Trump.
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For all five politicians, winning the nomination is a long shot.
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You don't have to be the expert by a long shot.
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But I think everyone in the field is a long shot.
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It might be a long shot, but it's surely worth it.
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But the payday lenders will be gambling on a long shot.
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Critics loved "Long Shot" because of the chemistry between its leads.
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We have a feeling this ain't over by a long shot.
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Valdez went into the tryout knowing it was a long shot.
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Ted Cruz remains a long shot for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Give up a cushy job in academia for a long shot?
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Long-shot buyers could include the likes of Google or Amazon.
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It's a long shot, but given the alternatives, it's worth trying.
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Those didn't give me full physicals, not by a long shot.
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And our policies don't protect them, not by a long shot.
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Basketball knowledge is not the problem, not by a long shot.
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She tells me: Our thought bubble: It's all a long shot.
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The president's proposal is likely to be a very long shot.
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Lionsgate's most recent releases, "Hellboy" and "Long Shot," were both bombs.
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In fifth was the Lionsgate comedy "Long Shot" with $6.1 million.
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Mr. Kim's race had once been seen as a long shot.
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The Dye plan was a long shot, to put it mildly.
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"I think at this point he's a long shot," she said.
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Zoom is much higher quality than Hangouts by a long shot.
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It's probably a long shot that Democrats will win both races.
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I knew it was a long shot, and I was right.
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But Castro's campaign has been a long shot from the beginning.
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Sure. But, it's a long shot -- and that's putting it nicely.
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That is a long shot, given past failures to reach agreement.
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Dennis Kucinich (D), who is mounting a long-shot comeback bid.
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Walsh and Weld have launched long shot primary bids against Trump.
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His quest is a long shot, and there's a gun involved.
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A Florida mayor launched a long-shot campaign for president Thursday.
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While Mr. O'Rourke has excited Democrats, he remains a long shot.
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It's not really a money-making enterprise by a long shot.
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As surprising as Nixon's challenge is, it's still a long shot.
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It's a long shot, but it's probably the only chance he's got.
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What's next: Johnson is planning a long-shot run for Republican Sen.
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I've seen Always Be My Maybe but haven't yet seen Long Shot.
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A special election in Mississippi is even more of a long-shot.
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It is my favorite thing to type on by a long shot.
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The Ottos aren't in the 1%, though — not by a long shot.
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Not his biggest mistake by a long shot, but still, not great.
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As we've previously reported, the CRA is a long-shot legislative fix.
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"These are the most effective gerrymanders by a long shot," Li said.
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An agreement between the Conservatives and Labour still looks a long shot.
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But that's not all Kepler's been up to—by a long shot.
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Here's why the appeal is meaningful but also a serious long shot.
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A fixed camera perspective keeps everything framed in a constant long shot.
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Rehabilitating the entire field of nutrition research was always a long shot.
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Bentley was a long shot to win the governor's race in 2010.
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This was not the time to die, not by a long shot.
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But that won't be the best one, not by a long shot.
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This isn't the first show about sex work by a long shot.
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Ryan Braun hit his 13th homer, a long shot to center field.
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On the evidence of this weekend, that looks like a long shot.
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And some long-shot candidates have sought to cool speculation about themselves.
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Republicans described Freitas as a long-shot candidate with an intriguing profile.
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The Florida Dollar Tree was the better experience by a long shot.
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He remains an extreme long shot in the state's primary on Tuesday.
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However, some analysts suggest the secession effort has a long shot passing.
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For a long shot like Yang, each debate is a value add.
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Mike suggests a sniper approach, noting he can make the long shot.
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These factors don't lend themselves to easy fixes by a long shot.
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What began last week as a long-shot option after Republican Sens.
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So it's considered a long-shot and they're gambling with taxpayer money.
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But to call that a long-shot hope might be an overstatement.
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But even with all that said, it's still a verrrry long shot.
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The album of the year award was more of a long shot.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Wang wrote, followed by the "long shot" Sen.
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The Trump presidency isn't over, of course, not by a long shot.
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Collecting any judgment by suing the Cuban government is a long shot.
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The long shot came home and beautiful, blue-eyed tomorrow finally arrived.
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Mr. Nicholson's long shot status seems to be almost beside the point.
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It's a long shot at success that thousands are willing to take.
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But her long-shot bid has quickly run up against institutional barriers.
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Mr. Gingrich is now a long-shot candidate for secretary of state.
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He was the relatively unknown long shot who went far in 2016.
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After a lengthy delay, long shot Country House was declared the winner.
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William Weld (R) have also launched long-shot bids against the president.
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News Analysis The criminal case against Harvey Weinstein was a long shot.
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After a long Shot hiatus, things keep happening that demand our attention.
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The champion trainer Chad C. Brown trains a long shot, Practical Joke.
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This decoupling is not all Trump's fault — not by a long shot.
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I KNOW THIS IS A LONG SHOT, BUT IT'S WORTH A TRY.
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Congress is not Adam's gatekeeper of choice ... not by a long shot.
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So, don't be afraid to propose those long shot, "what-if" ideas.
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We found one —- a long shot almost too crazy to take seriously.
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But of course he is a long shot to win the nomination.
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El-Sayed's campaign looks like a long shot, based on the polls.
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So, yes, perhaps best picture for "Roma" was always a long shot.
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The long-shot race for the chance to unseat Texas Republican Gov.
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Yet the influences are not all American — not by a long shot.
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On Wednesday, the Long Shot actress, 43, stopped by Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss her new film, Long Shot, and revealed that she landed in the hospital for five days after watching the 2006 film Borat.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Bennet, and the long-shot options of Rep.
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The 22019th, like the 257st, is more of a long-shot for Democrats.
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The lawsuit seemed like a long shot when it was filed last June.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez win her long-shot bid in the 2018 midterm elections.
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But capital punishment isn't on its way out Not by a long shot.
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We're number one by a long shot when you combine those four countries.
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Never mind that in Idaho, any Democrat running would be a long shot.
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You'd be forgiven for reading these long-shot campaigns as a shopping spree.
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More game developers use Unity than Unreal Engine by a long shot today.
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That makes their ambition to lead Europe's left seem like a long shot.
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Even 20 megabytes per second is asking too much by a long shot.
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Any effort to replace Trump as the nominee still is a long shot.
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Jay Inslee, who has made climate the centerpiece of his long-shot run.
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"I've been single for 10 years, it's not a long shot," Theron said.
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Beto O'Rourke, the Texas Democrat making a long-shot bid to unseat Sen.
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The media has not covered my long-shot great finish in Iowa fairly.
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The rise of long-shot candidates from outside Washington has a long tradition.
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The judge hasn't ruled, but it's clearly a long shot he'll get out.
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Some legal scholars consider the climate kids' case to be a long shot.
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Democrats may get a boost from groups engaged in long-shot legislative races.
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Iowans famously show up to see even long-shot candidates at their events.
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But capital punishment isn't on its way out Not by a long shot.
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But he abruptly dropped out after the Freedom Caucus backed long-shot Rep.
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Montgomery and a partner arrived in a car; Long shot and injured Montgomery.
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Jones, who endorsed the original bill, signed on to the long-shot effort.
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The Sixth, like the First, is more of a long shot for Democrats.
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"The U.S. leads the pack by a long, long shot," he told me.
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Hollywood has shown it isn't changing its ways, not by a long shot.
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I hadn't found all the moons in the desert by a long shot.
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Go deeper: Why regulating Google and Facebook like utilities is a long shot
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Both Mr. Donahue and the students admit the push is a long shot.
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Below are 11 long-shot picks to win at Royal Portrush his weekend.
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They could then apply for permanent residency — a long shot for most immigrants.
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"We always knew it was a long shot," Moore told the news wire.
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Once a long-shot candidate, he has recently risen in the crowded field.
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He was not always right in his diagnosis, not by a long shot.
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Kasich would make an excellent president and has always been my long shot.
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O'Rourke's bid to unseat the Republican senator has always been a long shot.
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Admittedly, such significant electoral reform is a long shot in the United States.
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The long-shot candidate reported one of the biggest improvements on recent fundraising.
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"Long Shot" is a great rom-com that was undercut by its trailers.
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Dietl's bid had always been considered a long shot, no matter his registration.
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But this is no longer a long shot, but rather a distinct possibility.
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The SR-71 Blackbird is still the fastest plane by a long shot.
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N.Y. Times' Adam Nagourney says de León remains a long shot in November.
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Tebow, considered a massive long-shot to make a major league roster, batted .
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Certainly, such behavior is not representative of men, not by a long shot.
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This is research at its very beginning, a long shot in some ways.
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Hopeless romantics would call Mr. Pantaleo's pursuit of Ms. Jewell a long-shot.
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His long-shot candidate status against a conservative bogeyman helped catapult O'Rourke nationally.
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Of course, that's not the worst news for Vaulter by a long shot.
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Mr. Inslee is running a long-shot presidential bid primarily about climate change.
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Which was confusing, because the movie doesn't vindicate her by a long shot.
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The first is admittedly a long shot, and the second is legally questionable.
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The verdict: Though neither company is innocent, Lyft wins by a long shot.
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But a cut and a long shot yield only a German goal kick.
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That still seems like a long shot, but several bipartisan efforts are emerging.
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Cory Gardner — even before the former governor launched his long-shot presidential run.
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The guest of honor was a long-shot Senate candidate named Barack Obama.
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Mark Sanford is 22020 of 3 long-shot Republican challengers to President Trump.
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Two Republicans are running long-shot campaigns to oust him, former Massachusetts Gov.
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That's its lowest price in Amazon history by a long shot; before Aug.
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"Deval has a realistic, if long-shot, path to the nomination," he wrote.
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Rep. John Delaney is ending his long-shot presidential bid, he announced Friday.
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He was also a long shot for the nomination when the process began.
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The Cassidy-Graham bill is that last shot—and it's a long shot.
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Polling nationally at less than 1%, he's a long shot for the nomination.
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That request shows what an extreme long shot the AGs' reconsideration motion is.
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The decision marks a new challenge in Patrick's long-shot White House bid.
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"Phantom Thread" A long-shot for Jennifer Lawrence's favorite movie of the year.
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The Texas lawsuit is considered by many experts to be a long shot.
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He did not dispute that he was a bit of a long-shot.
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The 43th, like the 24st, is more of a long-shot for Democrats.
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That would seem like a long shot for such a data-focused company.
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A long shot like Buttigieg — especially a young long-shot — will also naturally attract speculation that the real game here is to audition for a Cabinet spot or the vice presidency rather than to launch a real-deal presidential campaign.
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Today's retirement is not like your grandparents' golden years — not by a long shot.
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The movement, which at first seemed like a long shot, has since gone mainstream.
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It's not the most annoying thing MoviePass has done, not by a long shot.
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But its third season's best episode by a long shot completely abandoned that formula.
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That means they aren't fighting over a fixed pie — not by a long shot.
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He's a long shot for many reasons, but first and foremost, he's a vegan.
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Dianne Feinstein for long shot rival , in &aposclear-eyed rejection&apos of party establishment.
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Despite the high-profile endorsements, Nixon's challenge to Cuomo is still a long shot.
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Just getting into the N.C.A.A. tournament looked like a long shot on March 17.
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Mongolia, which is closer to the North, is a long shot, the official said.
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The Sixth District is, like the First, more of a long shot for Democrats.
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Trump also faces three long-shot challengers for the Republican nomination within his party.
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Not by a long shot — though we can certainly expect some ecosystem changes ahead.
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A long shot perhaps, but that's an outcome import tariffs are supposed to produce.
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However, they still see a victory by the Republican nominee as a long shot.
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But that's not where the positives for Trump end, not by a long shot.
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Leading night two by a long shot, Biden spoke for over 13 minutes. Sen.
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It started the day after Trump won his long-shot bid for the presidency.
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In terms of sheer numbers, men dominate the big screen by a long shot.
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Video Gibson, who is running a long-shot campaign to unseat Democratic U.S. Sen.
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O'Connor is considered a long shot but has been careful not to criticize Kasich.
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Which lends extra credibility to one proposal in Delaney's long-shot 21 presidential campaign.
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LeEco's money lends some legitimacy to the project, but it's still a long shot.
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She's a better choice than another long-shot liberal senator, her surging rival Sen.
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I had never done that much preparation for a larp, by a long shot.
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Another long shot possibility: It might be able to spread via a blood transfusion.
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WHEN THE PRESIDENT WITHDREW HE DIDN'T WITHDRAW FROM ASIA, NOT BY A LONG SHOT.
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We do nonetheless posit a long-shot scenario that would rival the Trump surprise.
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Make no mistake, Haley's career in politics isn't over — not by a long shot.
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GENOA, Aug 17 (Reuters) - More than a long shot, it would be a miracle.
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Rule the World was a 33-1 long shot heading into the race Saturday.
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Mr. Sanders remains a long shot for the nomination, but he has cut Mrs.
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Palin wasn't the best dancer on her season of DWTS, by a long shot.
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The company's efforts to prevent the new generic competition seemed like a long shot.
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Placing Peralta on the disabled list is a long shot, manager Chip Hale said.
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If that seems like a long shot, you can try investing in the sector.
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"But everyone understands that this is a long shot," one senior EU diplomat said.
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Oh, and while he's changing, we get a pretty long shot of Deadpool's derrière.
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L.S.U.'s long-shot hopes for an N.C.A.A. tournament berth remain alive, if barely.
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It's a long shot, but there's still a chance, says Stavins, the Harvard professor.
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Winning Beijing's approval to list in Shanghai or Shenzhen is a very long shot.
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I ran as a total long shot after becoming engaged on some local issues.
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That remains a long-shot because ethanol policy divides the Republican Party controlling Congress.
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Apparently, Rihanna's favorite style — by a long shot — is the 9-to-5 Boot.
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Fox News, for instance, is Facebook's most popular news publisher, by a long shot.
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Democrats aren't done fighting for net neutrality — but their effort is a long shot.
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Black votes literally paved the way to victory for the long shot Democratic candidate.
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To be sure, competing seriously in Texas is still a long shot for Democrats.
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"Long Shot" cost roughly $40 million to make and another $30 million to market.
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Inslee's campaign was always a long shot, but it was never only about winning.
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Their idea was really to do almost the whole film in that long shot.
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Then, Michelle Goldberg and David Leonhardt join Ross to debate Yang's long-shot candidacy.
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" Others tease with long-shot promises: "$229,21216 a Week for Life" and "Cash Time.
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Long-shot bid: Despite his considerable wealth, Mr. Schultz would face a difficult road.
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Here's the math behind how Democrats' long-shot dream might just become a reality.
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Meghan Markle will not be living in royal opulence ... not by a long shot.
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Going into Sunday, the Bills were considered a long shot to make the playoffs.
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They're in long shot, the dark night holding them as if in an embrace.
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But this is a long shot and will cost you dearly in legal fees.
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Jim Gilmore, who took 0 percent but rarely campaigns for his long-shot bid.
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It was an approach that even some of those involved considered a long shot.
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Patrick is getting a very late start and acknowledged he is a long shot.
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O'Connor's ruling blindsided experts, who thought the lawsuit was a long shot at best.
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That Mr. Taylor would even land in this ring was already a long shot.
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So for now at least, Irving to the Knicks seems like a long shot.
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In 2000, Democrat Andrew Janz mounted a long-shot bid to unseat GOP Rep.
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Koekkoek's long shot slipped through McElhinney's pads for Chicago's first lead at 9:56.
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"In 2016, it was a long-shot campaign, and expectations were low," Jellison said.
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The primary winner will face a long-shot bid against likely Republican nominee Rep.
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He is not at the end of his string, not by a long shot.
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His first chance at parole — a long shot at best — will come in 2026.
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His first chance at parole — a long shot at best — will come in 2026.
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Soucy's long shot worked through traffic for his third goal just 28 seconds later.
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Perhaps a long shot in the Vogue race, her name has been raised consistently.
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I knew it was a long shot, and I didn&apost quite hit it.
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Thus, UAW strategists went down the route of filing for a long shot election.
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It wouldn't be the first time the company outsourced—not by a long shot.
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Russell is considered a long shot to win the coveted, high-profile gavel. Rep.
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Tim Ryan, a very long shot for the nomination (and that is being kind).
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But even the most bullish analysts say that overtaking Amazon is a long shot.
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Jeff Petry's long shot bounced off Anderson and created a scrum near the netminder.
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And one is a long shot for a win that, surprisingly, involves a shutdown.
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But convincing a jury to convict two police officers would be a long shot.
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But that might not be as much of a long shot as it seems.
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It's a long shot for the "Super Eagles" to go deep in the tournament.
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The third major party of note, the PPP, is seen as a long shot.
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He added it is a "long-shot remedy" as Trump continues to appeal the decision.
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Loeb's dream experiment may be a long shot, but in many ways, it's quite feasible.
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A run at the title inside 2018 seems like a long shot for Choi, though.
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The amendment, introduced by California Democrat Barbara Lee, was a long shot from the start.
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In a long-shot effort, her lawyers are seeking relief from a federal appeals court.
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I don't know about you, but my first internship wasn't glam by a long shot.
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Although a long shot, it would appear that an audience among some Republican electors exists.
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It may seem a long shot, but then, odder things have happened in Argentine politics.
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The FCO took a long shot by integrating a privacy investigation into the competition assessment.
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Still, not everyone in Sri Lanka wants Trump to win, not by a long shot.
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This bureaucratic complication is yet another sign that Musk's O'Hare Express is a long shot.
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Surprise: Yalitza Aparicio was considered a long shot for a best actress nomination for Roma.
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" Her Long Shot costar Seth Rogen was on hand to agree, saying, "She's out there!
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It happens in one long shot, and it conveys a staggering level of interior anguish.
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Billionaire Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk supports long-shot Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang.
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The visualization of Alex's phone's world is the film's high point, by a long shot.
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But the Sanders approach is a long shot not just because most superdelegates prefer Clinton.
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Obama pointedly rejected any comparison between his 2008 campaign and Sanders' own long-shot bid.
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The long-shot bid is from William Weld, a moderate and former governor of Massachusetts.
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That's not how widely followed banking analyst Dick Bove feels — not by a long shot.
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It's a long shot — the Supreme Court only hears about 80 cases out of thousands.
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It's easy to exaggerate this [though]—it's not a recessionary event by a long-shot.
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Artist Or O Visa This type of visa would be a long shot for Grimaldi.
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This is a long shot, but it's the first thing I thought of: Web-slinging?
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Senate Republicans just forced a procedural vote on the long-shot Green New Deal resolution.
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But, pump your brakes ... a full-on tour is still a long shot, at best.
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Maybe less of a long shot than creating a viable third party, but still difficult.
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WHEN Rodrigo Duterte first announced his presidential candidacy in November, he seemed a long shot.
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The betting house Bovada has Palin as a long-shot to be the VP pick.
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And where you have actors, fans, and airports, you have lots of long-shot theories.
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The Washington governor has made climate change the cornerstone of his long-shot presidential bid.
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NOVOGRATZ: WELL LISTEN, THE BEST INVESTMENTS BY A LONG SHOT HAVE BEEN THESE THE EXCHANGES.
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ET. Potential meeting of Senate "gang" attempting to find long-shot path out of shutdown.
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Unlike the football star, Gronkowski the racehorse is a long shot to win on Saturday.
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The United States has the longest head-of-state campaign season by a long shot.
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FEC decision at the center of his long-shot bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Huhtasaari — dubbed "Finland's Marine Le Pen" after France's National Front leader — is a long-shot.
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Illinois Senate hopeful Andrea Zopp, who is mounting a long-shot primary bid against Rep.
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He's also got another aspiration for the film, but it might be a long shot.
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Beating Serena is a long shot, of course, but Kerber has done it once before.
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But that's a long-shot dream in a field where research is still mostly preliminary.
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What was viewed as a long-shot proposal even until last week from GOP Sens.
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Great honor The media has not covered my long-shot great finish in Iowa fairly.
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The 7th Annual BET Experience Saturday night did not disappoint ... not by a long shot.
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He knows that it's a long shot—he thinks his story isn't quite sad enough.
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Threat level: All of that is possible, but some experts consider it a long shot.
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As well as he's played so far, that still feels like a long shot. 4.
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But the long-shot lawsuit against Obamacare could still wreck the law ahead of 2020.
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He joined the Trump campaign in 2015, when Mr. Trump was a long-shot candidate.
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He will still vote for Mr. Sanders, though he knows it is a long shot.
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It just seemed, given where Detroit was at the time, kind of a long-shot.
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Also winning over festivalgoers was "Long Shot," a rom-com starring Rogen and Charlize Theron.
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Instead the runner-up, Country House, a 65-1 long shot, was named the victor.
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Still, Mr. Sloane said he thought that financial success anytime soon was a long shot.
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Given current American-Russian tensions, saving the treaty through negotiations may be a long shot.
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Walt Disney Studios had the three biggest movies of the year — by a long shot.
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He jumped into the race on Monday as a long shot with limited name recognition.
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The thresholds ensure that well-funded incumbents cannot hide behind rows of long-shot candidates.
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Trump, a businessman turned reality television personality, was considered a long shot in the race.
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They flipped 15 of the 100 delegate districts, including a few inspiring long-shot wins.
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She runs a long-shot campaign for class president every fall, just because she can.
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But whether that deep experience can resolve Italy's endless migrant crisis remains a long shot.
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Addressing the audience, DeMint looked like a man who had won a long-shot bet.
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The races are perhaps similar only in that Mr. Meehan's bid is a long shot.
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At the time of the convention, Trump looked like a long shot to defeat Clinton.
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The long-shot candidates have criticized state parties in the past for blocking primary elections.
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Two of Democrats' long-shot pickup opportunities — Tennessee and Texas — appear to be fading. Rep.
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Not by a long shot; when it comes to misconduct, Congress has a long history.
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William Hill said the long-shot victory ended up costing the company about $3 million.
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Snow, especially accumulating snow, still seems like a long shot coming off unusually mild temps.
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The ink was not even dry when Mr. Romero acknowledged it was a long shot.
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Long-shot candidacies need to continue to surge forward with unexpected results to overcome doubts.
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There is usually a long shot or two in the semifinals of the F.A. Cup.
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For the second year in a row, the most popular topic, by a long shot?
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So The Mandalorian won't be Howard's last time behind the camera, by a long shot.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio ended his long-shot presidential campaign on Friday.
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That leaves his die-hard opponents praying for long shot outcomes like impeachment or resignation.
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Cohen faces a long shot in securing votes on his amendments in September as well.
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The Trump team saw it as helping resurrect their man's long-shot GOP presidential bid.
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"He's a long shot, but it's time to take a stand," the article's subheadline reads.
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Unsatisfied with a safe House seat, he set off on a long-shot Senate bid.
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My ovaries may not make babies, but I'm not done for — by a long shot.
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Given that his candidacy is a long shot, his efforts will likely benefit someone else.
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But that driving rhythm isn't the point of the song, not by a long shot.
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Buttigieg, though a long shot, would be the youngest and first married gay president if elected.
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Here we are again with three candidates: a frontrunner, a populist insurgent, and a long shot.
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Now Joe Crowley&aposs out of a job after losing to a long shot primary challenger.
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Though a long-shot candidate, Williamson will appear in the Democratic presidential debate on June 27.
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He battled for position in front of Minnesota's net and redirected the long shot from Keith.
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By the time I'm ready to take the call, I've missed it by a long shot.
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Christie, on the other hand, is a long-shot candidate, currently polling in sixth place nationally.
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The latest maneuver by his attorneys is a long shot to get him off the hook.
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In September, Lowe told PEOPLE that the possibility of more babies is not a long shot.
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"It's obviously a long shot," Fight for the Future deputy director Evan Greer told The Verge.
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Long Shot doesn't treat Charlotte's compulsions as a problem for her — or for Fred — to fix.
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The result is certainly a long shot, but a viable one if police are feeling lucky.
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Of course, the odds of the AI revolution including dinosaurs is an even bigger long shot.
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Seth Moulton, another long shot, is also dismissive of the notion of dropping out this fall.
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"Obviously, it's a long shot that people would tamper with these in a warehouse," he said.
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Not just a reserve currency, but rather the world's dominant reserve currency, by a long shot.
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This long-shot measure could mean 50,000 new jobs and $5bn in investment to the state.
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Mark Kirk was always a long shot, running in a blue state in a presidential year.
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To say Cruz is a long shot to gain the Republican party nomination is beyond obvious.
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Warren remains a long shot to get the Democratic Party nomination, let alone win the presidency.
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It is considered a long shot whether the campaign can gather almost 700,000 signatures by Feb.
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This isn't the only law enforcement group with hateful content out there by a long shot.
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This district is likely more of a long shot for Democrats; Cook rates it Likely Republican.
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But Hussein, 22, isn't the only royal to have attended Sandhurst — not by a long shot!
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In fairness to Apple, AirPower showing up at Monday's event always seemed like a long-shot.
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I don't think so—by a long shot—but it's understandable to drift the other way.
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Momentum, if all this happens – which I will admit, is a long-shot – could keep building.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich, who came in second in New York, remains a long-shot candidate.
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Even with this new infrastructure, local activists realize that winning on Tuesday is a long shot.
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Democrats are hopeful of winning control of the House but the Senate is a long shot.
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McGrath herself, meanwhile, was always a long-shot candidate — that's part of why she was interesting.
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The "Sex and the City" actress is reportedly mulling a long-shot run for NY governor.
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He was in San Francisco last month talking about his long-shot run for the presidency.
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The top priority for voters by a long shot is a desire to stimulate American jobs.
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This is a long-shot bet that the EEM rises 9 percent in just a month.
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Jim Gilmore is ending his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination, he said Friday.
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Brady's request had been considered a long shot because the 2nd Circuit rarely grants such motions.
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Healthcare is no longer affordable for the average Jane and Joe, not by a long shot.
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In a statement, Carson, a long-shot in a race dominated by Donald Trump, Florida Sen.
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Beruff loaned his long-shot campaign more than $8 million to try to take down Rubio.
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" But, he added, "I also think it will be a long shot to reform the Democrats.
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Bruce Rauner (R) is running a long-shot bid for reelection, and New Mexico, where Gov.
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Shouldn't someone of that importance, the show's best rapper by a long shot, be provided for?
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ANONYMOUS My suspicion is that converting this into a useful career contact is a long shot.
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Arzt called Bharara is a long shot, particularly because of the fear he instills in politicians.
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Stone's bid to dismiss the case appeared to be a long-shot effort from the outset.
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A peace process leading to a mediated political accord is a long shot, but within reach.
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Ryan and McCain face long-shot challengers in their respective primary races in Wisconsin and Arizona.
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Elected officials in Washington will not have the regular order this year by a long shot.
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"We've just never had communications platforms operating on this scale, by a long shot," Napoli said.
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They are better connected, better funded and have better name ID than their long-shot challengers.
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Although a long shot, a three-way tie for the two wild-card spots is possible.
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Williamson is a long-shot candidate with hardly any chance of winning the Democratic presidential nomination.
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It's a long shot, but maybe Mr. Trump will rally something iconically American with his audaciousness.
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Numbers reflect potential gains, with favorite candidates returning less than those seen as long-shot candidates.
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Purchasing the aircraft at this time "would be a very, very long shot," Dunkerley told Reuters.
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The vacancy in Tennessee opens a long-shot opportunity for Democrats in a traditionally red state.
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It's a long shot — as usual for our friends — but right now it's their only hope.
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Williams is a long-shot candidate, going up against well-known state politicians like Lt. Gov.
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Teng is considered a long shot to pull an upset over Chaffetz in the June primary.
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Q. You had to know coming in that it was going to be a long shot.
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In a 2009 essay, Mr. Thiel described seasteading as a long shot, but one worth taking.
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Jumaane D. Williams, who turned a long-shot candidacy into a close defeat by Lt. Gov.
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Those seemed to be the words of a long-shot, a candidate with nothing to lose.
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The former Massachusetts governor mounting a long-shot bid to unseat Trump in the Republican primary.
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"Long Shot" mostly just toys with some of these ideas; it's awfully straight, in all senses.
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She nevertheless remains a long shot and has yet to fully emerge from pollsters' "others" category.
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That might sound like a long shot, given how invested Trump is in the border fight.
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If this is such a long shot, why are Democrats putting so much effort into it?
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In 2015, Donald Trump hired McGahn to be the lawyer for his long-shot presidential campaign.
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It was initially seen as a long-shot effort by Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy.
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Long shot by Kroos, which Ochoa spills, but no one there to jump on the rebound.
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And I didn't ever focus on it very much, but that was really a long shot.
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That's a long shot, but uniqueness may be what's needed to stand out from the pack.
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Conviction in the Senate remains a long shot, but not as long as it once seemed.
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According to Federal Election Commission filings, Conway donated $5,600 to GOP primary long shot former Rep.
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For real romance, more unabashed than anything in "Long Shot," try the latest Werner Herzog documentary.
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The nomination may already be a long shot for Mr. Bloomberg this late in the game.
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However, the tax code wasn't the only problem with our government — not by a long shot.
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But victory isn't necessarily the point of either man's long-shot bid for the White House.
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Long-shot congressional candidates touting an "America First" agenda came from places like Iowa and Maryland.
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For Democrats, Kansas is among those long-shot targets, along with Texas, Kentucky and South Carolina.
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Still, most analysts say that is a long shot, even with Mr. Manchin's decision to stay.
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"We weren't poor by a long shot, but we were solid middle class," he told Harvey.
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Some long-shot candidates succeed in pushing their issues to the center of a primary debate.
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First to the wire was a previously winless long-shot, Irap, who is trained by O'Neill.
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Yearly, more bees and dogs kill people than wolves and sharks combined by a long shot.
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Not the best of the series by a long shot, but it's far from the worst.
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For years, the conservative lawyer has taken on long-shot cases predicated on obscure legal theories.
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The 45-year-old junior senator was a rising star, but a long-shot presidential candidate.
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Still, despite Janz's financial success, the race is still seen as a long shot for Democrats.
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Passing and enforcing widespread gun bans or confiscation programs still seem like a political long shot.
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Steve Bullock has suspended his long-shot bid to become the 473 Democratic nominee for president.
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Patrick, a late entry into the field of candidates, ended his long-shot bid last week.
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But the long-shot contender with no political experience was ultimately unable to go the distance.
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But I'm betting on the long shot that they change course and go for a fruit.
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Yang, a 43-year old entrepreneur and venture capitalist, is admittedly a long-shot candidate for President.
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One long shot: I'd love for Microsoft to bite the bullet and announce more robust Steam support.
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It may be a long shot, but we could see a come-from-behind victory this weekend.
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As Texas Democrat Beto O'Rourke catapults into rock-stardom for his long-shot bid to unseat Sen.
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Tennessee is looking a little more like a long shot for Democrats, if Axios is onto something.
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If he wins both contests, Sanders' once long-shot campaign could become a serious challenge to Clinton.
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He's certainly a long shot, and just getting onto the debate stage is seen as a win.
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It is still a very long shot, but in theory the opportunity is now available to everyone.
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Yet he is still a long shot, says Philippe Marlière, a political scientist at University College London.
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Trump is not Bush or Romney when it comes to LGBT rights — not by a long shot.
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It is a long-shot strategy, both for Kasich and the anti-Trump forces inside the party.
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The Galaxy Fold was the most exciting announcement at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event by a long shot.
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It was the biggest bump for Popeyes restaurants in the last five years by a long shot.
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Drogin recruited his old Cornyn pal to help him on the long-shot Senate campaign in Texas.
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Perhaps Trump was no political long-shot, but could upset the polls and win, ran the logic.
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The truth is, hitting the 2-degree target (much less 1.5 degrees) was always a long shot.
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Though it will be a challenge, one Democratic campaign aide told Vox, it's an attainable long shot.
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WINTERFELL - CRYPT - NIGHTA long shot of Cersei in profile, wearing a heavy fur over her elegant dress.
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But leaving behind straightforward pop doesn't mean Rihanna has lost her bravado — not by a long shot.
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And I realized that my question was not just about autonomous cars, not by a long shot.
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Beto O'Rourke knows most people are already writing off his long-shot bid to unseat Republican Sen.
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But Wall Street strategists warned that the passing of an infrastructure bill would be a long shot.
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Here's what would need to happen for this long-shot legislation to beat the odds and succeed.
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Turris reached around Coburn and tipped in a long shot by Mattias Ekholm for his third goal.
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Reinhart tipped defenseman Mark Pysyk's long shot from the point for his 13th goal of the season.
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New Orleans, an extreme long shot for a playoff berth, had its two-game winning streak snapped.
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Here's the idea: Our current grant review process doesn't select the best proposals, by a long shot.
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It'd be a long shot, but you can tune into the live stream above to find out.
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Georgia's Seventh District is likely more of a long shot for Democrats; Cook rates it Likely Republican.
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But tackling this challenge paid off better than any long-shot New Year's resolution I ever made.
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Soon after he launched his 2016 campaign, Sanders admitted he was a long shot to become president.
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It is a long shot, but it would be a corporate do-over on a large scale.
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But the report was in the works before Bloomberg started flirting with a long-shot presidential bid.
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He will lead the 100-to-1 long shot Sweden in his last hurrah at this competition.
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Retaliating against the Trump administration by weakening it any time soon is seen as a long shot.
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Usually, Democrats push aside their losing gubernatorial nominees, but Gillum is not done by a long shot.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is openly exploring what would be a more long-shot presidential bid.
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But he is 0-for-3 since that race and is a big long shot on Saturday.
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Coach Dan Quinn told the media that Hooper is a "long shot" to play Sunday at Carolina.
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Next weekend she is slated to campaign in Michigan with long-shot gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
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Susan Collins of Maine, the Senate's most moderate Republican, is working on a long-shot fifth measure.
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President Donald Trump's proposal is a long shot since reorganizing the government will need approval from Congress.
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Jaime Rodríguez Calderón, 60, was considered the long-shot candidate in the race, running as an independent.
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Iowa State still has a long-shot possibility of facing Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship Game.
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The South Carolina native first ran for Congress in 2014 in a long-shot bid against Rep.
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It's a long-shot vote, since it requires two-thirds of both the Senate and the House.
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Running for president -- even if you are a long shot -- has a way of elevating your voice.
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The government most likely missed its budget goal last year by a long shot as revenues plummeted.
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Dramatically reducing emissions worldwide is a long shot, but what if we could just engineer the climate?
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AlphaGo knew—to the extent that it could "know" anything—that the move was a long shot.
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Once considered a long shot, the businessman and reality-TV star is leading the GOP in delegates.
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I am not the most stressed-out person in New York City, not by a long shot.
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On Friday, a federal judge dismissed a long-shot civil lawsuit that Manafort had filed in January.
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The Utah Jazz seem like a long shot to slay the Warriors, but so does everyone else.
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National Journal's Josh Kraushaar calls it a "golden touch," magically turning long-shot hardliners into instant favorites.
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In my view, a coalition around the Union and SPD under Merkel's leadership is a long shot.
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"Everybody is quite surprised, because this is really a long shot for the state," Mr. Fitzpatrick said.
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But despite her appeal, Ms. Nandy and her supporters acknowledge that her candidacy is a long shot.
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President Trump himself entered the 2016 election as a long-shot candidate who nobody thought could win.
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Hawaii also had the highest percentage of mixed-race people by a long shot in the country.
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The disqualification ruling handed the win to Country House, which had been a 65-1 long shot.
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It's a long shot, and the protagonists have shown no serious interest, but that's the reality nonetheless.
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Between all of these endeavors, it seems a long shot for the trio to team up again.
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"It's a long shot on the merits, but it's not frivolous," Mr. Vladeck said of the suit.
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Zayat Stables clearly hopes they have something special again, but like we said ... Solomini's a long shot.
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It was a long shot, but as far as Marshall was concerned, there really was no alternative.
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The lawsuit was initially viewed as a long shot, but it gained traction among Republican-appointed judges.
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In July 3.4, Mr. Trump, then a long-shot candidate, derided Senator John McCain's captivity in Vietnam.
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A candidate doesn't even need to win the nomination for a long-shot campaign to pay off.
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With AB's troubling legal issues, that fight seems like a long shot now ... so what about Punk?
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His bid is considered a long shot, given that Trump boasts near-solid support among GOP voters.
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In 2012, Donnelly ran against veteran Republican Senator Richard Lugar in what was a super-long shot.
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Johnson was able to tip in Sergachev's long shot at 23:22 for a 21-22 lead.
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"Bernie Sanders isn't a Democrat," Carville, who has endorsed the long-shot presidential bid of Colorado's Sen.
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Then Leparoux heard Javier Castellano smooching to his colt, a 255.98-21 long shot named Cloud Computing.
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Though many observers say that is a long shot, there have been encouraging signs in recent weeks.
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It seems a long shot that Mr. Trump will name an experienced, nonpartisan replacement for Mr. Shaub.
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He began his long-shot Democratic primary campaign a month after announcing that he had prostate cancer.
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The relief application was a long shot, but it was worth the attempt and we're still optimistic.
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But this isn't the end of the drama between these two women, not by a long shot.
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Equine interest story: Patch, a lightly raced long shot entrant breaking from Post 20, has one eye.
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Sure, it could — the guilds are strong predictors of Oscar nominees — but man, what a long shot.
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But that's a long-shot legal theory -- not much help right now to supposedly muzzled government scientists.
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"It will not solve every problem by a long shot, but it's a significant step," Brown said.
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Snap Shows are typically about five minutes long, shot in a vertical format and made for mobile.
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Then, thanks to an effective Lee screen, Toews' long shot from the point made it past Bobrovsky.
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After all, Obama is the single most popular Democratic politician in the country -- by a long shot.
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" The actress, 43, got candid about her dating life while promoting her upcoming romantic comedy, "Long Shot.
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While the legislation is a long-shot given the short timeline before events kick off on Jan.
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Indeed — long-shot nature of her bid aside — pragmatism is the defining feature of her campaign pitch.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A swift return to normal in Macau is looking like a long shot.
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That's a big blow for a long-shot Egyptian side that relies so heavily on Salah's brilliance.
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Perhaps the next best Democratic opportunity was against Ted Cruz in Texas — a long shot at best.
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Bennet, a proud pragmatist, is another candidate with some clear ideological rationale for his long-shot run.
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And Kirk, a Republican in a deep blue state, was always a long shot to win reelection.
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But Jones, a long shot, hasn't seen much in the way of financial support from Democrats nationally.
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This likely weakened any long-shot chance May had of swaying the EU to change its position.
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It was his second day back in New Hampshire to campaign for his long-shot bid for president.
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That doesn't mean the awards were ever too far from Mr. Stevens's mind, albeit as a long shot.
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That is a long shot for any Division III player, but there is no denying Egzon has talent.
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Just a few months later, his long-shot candidacy was already changing how the world thought of America.
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And among industries in Russia, the most important by a long shot is the largely nationalized energy sector.
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It's possible that some careful disassembling can fix whatever's gone wrong ,but it's something of a long shot.
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But the nomination must be approved by the Republican-controlled Senate, which is seen as a long shot.
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Here is an action shot: That's not all the Clippers did last night, not by a long shot.
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The idea he can break the Turkish strongman's steady relationship with Iran also seems like a long shot.
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S. Attorney Alexander Acosta (now Donald Trump's labor secretary and a rumored long-shot contender for attorney general).
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Jordan's candidacy is a long-shot since Democrats' are unlikely to win in the red state in November.
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The project may have been a long shot, but it's notable that Dyson tried in the first place.
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Not bad for a movie that as recently as December was considered a long shot even for nominations.
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Most of the legal experts I've talked to see this case as a long shot on the merits.
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The injury to left tackle Duane Brown, among the league's premier linemen, hurts the Texans' long-shot bid.
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Success is a long shot, but the company has wealthy backers, including Middle East conglomerate Abdul Latif Jameel.
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Even if she decides not to run again, his chance of winning her spot is a long shot.
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Getting to a floor vote that allows delegates to vote for any candidate is still a long shot.
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Sexual harassment isn't just about Hollywood, not by a long shot — it's an insidious and wide-reaching problem.
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A former U.S. senator from Virginia, Webb ran a long-shot campaign for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination.
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This is not the worst breach of all time by a long shot in terms of pure numbers.
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What Susan Collins did isn't new — not by a long shot, and especially not amongst white conservative women.
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Democrats did not have a candidate in 2016, but LaPolice launched a long-shot bid as an independent.
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"The President's assertion is false, by a long shot," said William Banks, a law professor at Syracuse University.
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The biggest long shot of the night is Georgian rock band Young Georgian Lolitaz at 250-1. Abba
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Morales is not the first person to learn about or describe this dilemma, not by a long shot.
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Hot on The Intruder's heels was Long Shot, the R-rated comedy starring Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron.
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In "Long Shot," you claw your way to NFL stardom as — apparently — a member of the Miami Dolphins.
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Federer had earlier said that Tomic had missed out on his top-10 goal "by a long shot".
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Orban could yet lose (Fidesz suffered a surprising local election defeat recently), but that is a long shot.
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Ryan handily won the floor vote for the speakership with only nine conservatives defecting to long-shot Rep.
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Days after the GOP convention, Trump declined to endorse Ryan over his long-shot primary challenger, Paul Nehlen.
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Bragging rights for the fastest airport Wi-Fi go to Denver by a long shot, according to Speedtest.
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Meanwhile, a look to the options market shows what a long-shot Iaccino's target is considered to be.
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Williamson is a low-polling long-shot, but generated buzz with her condemnation of "wonkiness" on racism. 4.
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Always a long-shot candidate, Carson has lost much of his support among evangelicals in Iowa to Cruz.
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However, this is a setback for Clinton, who should have beaten the socialist candidate by a long shot.
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The long-shot effort began when Trump won 85033 electoral college votes, beating Clinton's 232 on Election Day.
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This is a stunningly ambitious undertaking -- and it falls somewhere between a long shot and a mission impossible.
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"It took a couple of tough bounces coming right down the gut," Talbot said of O'Reilly's long shot.
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He's a long shot in a conservative district—but that pile of cash clearly has Republicans feeling uneasy.
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The next component is a long shot, but it would help Nintendo sidestep some of its biggest problems.
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Maybe Lordstown will get one, but it is a long shot with GM having too much capacity already.
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Upon gaining the puck in the high slot, he ripped a long shot to put the Blues ahead.
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But Republicans are sure to oppose any proposal to increase ObamaCare subsidies, making that proposal a long shot.
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As far as climate change solutions go, suing the federal government is a bit of a long shot.
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Santorum has been working with conservative groups on a long-shot plan to keep repeal alive this year.
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But, after all, Trump was a long shot himself just a year ago and look at him now.
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He was once seen as a long shot candidate but has recently experienced a surge in the polls.
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Democrats badly want to take over the Senate, and at least two long-shot presidential contenders — Montana Gov.
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Phil Scott (R) survived a long-shot challenge from a conservative activist, taking 2900 percent of the vote.
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Collins is seen as a long-shot to vote for repeal, and Republicans can only afford two defections.
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But only one thing is certain, the North Korea crisis is not over — not by a long-shot.
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By most metrics, Danny O'Connor, the Democratic nominee to replace retired Congressman Pat Tiberi, is a long shot.
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Using a long-shot procedural maneuver, Democrats tried to convene a special session but were rebuffed by Republicans.
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Some later transferred their loyalties to long-shot Green Party candidate Jill Stein; others even voted for Trump.
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McMullin, a former GOP adviser, had launched a long shot presidential bid as an alternative to President Trump.
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Carlos Curbello (Fla.) and David Young (Iowa), and long-shot GOP Senate candidates in Maryland and New York.
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The second-term lawmaker is considered a long-shot given that he's 18th in seniority on the committee.
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Baron Hill ended his long shot bid for a U.S. Senate seat to make way for former Sen.
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However, getting Krebs on Project Galileo was a long shot to begin with, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince says.
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Vakoch said that although it feels like a long shot, many previous astronomical discoveries also once seemed improbable.
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Threat level: The legal challenge at issue here may be somewhat of a long shot on the merits.
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Sanders has remained steadfast in his long-shot battle with Clinton for the Democratic nomination for the Nov.
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Long-shot lawsuits still making their way through the court system will decide the future of the pipeline.
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Something that looked like a long shot a few weeks ago is looking less and less so. 2200.
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Editorial The effort to oust President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela through a referendum was always a long shot.
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That missed analysts' expectations by a long shot and triggered a share drop of more than 6 percent.
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He knew it was a long shot but he was determined to try to salvage this family heirloom.
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But Russell was considered a long shot, especially given that he is 18th in seniority on the committee.
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But if there is any long-shot governor's race worth some attention from national Democrats, it's this one.
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It's a long shot, but in a desperate effort to block Netanyahu it may no longer be unthinkable.
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But one high-profile member of the industry says it won't be enough, not by a long shot.
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But Democrats will need wins wherever they can get them — so the long-shot is going it alone.
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Sanford's presidential bid would be a long shot against Trump, who has 88% of approval among Republican voters.
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If Sanders were opposed to long-shot races, he wouldn't have run against Clinton in the first place.
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Former Massachusetts Governor William Weld is mounting a long-shot bid to unseat Trump in the Republican primary.
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However, the interest in coronavirus-related coverage surpasses interest in elections by a long shot, according to Jaroslovsky.
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Mr. Acosta had recently been mentioned as a long-shot candidate to replace former Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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"This was a long-shot campaign when it started," said James McGrory, director of the People's Vote campaign.
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But the fossil fuel industry must be held accountable systematically, and not merely through piecemeal, long-shot lawsuits.
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The bill lacks a co-sponsor in the State Senate, so is a long-shot to be approved.
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Such a measure is a long shot in the House, however, and would also need President Trump's signature.
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Even if a majority of Black voters come out for Wilkes, a win will be a long-shot.
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Juan Quintero gets another long shot off, and this time at least gets his meek shot on goal.
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Bayreuth, however, is currently not the pre-eminent place to worship Wagner's music, not by a long shot.
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But they did not think a long-shot court challenge by House Republicans was cause for deep concern.
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Walmsley's long-shot chance — his intangible advantage — is that running has always been his path away from pain.
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There's a chance that management will help pay for her medical bills but it's probably a long shot.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi was a long-shot candidate whose name did not become public until he had the job.
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Democrats, however, make up less than 20% of the Senate body, suggesting the amendment is a long shot.
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Protests in the 1960s, a mimeograph machine and a long-shot candidate all contributed to Iowa's unlikely role.
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McMullin officially launched his long-shot White House run last week as an alternative to Trump and Clinton.
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The great actresses of classic Hollywood were superb in close-up, but superb in long-shot as well.
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Tatum fired in another long shot in the final minute of the quarter to make it 89-69.
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John Hickenlooper ended his own longer-than-long-shot presidential candidacy, he decided to take on Republican Sen.
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He acknowledged that such an initiative was a long shot — especially with President Trump in the White House.
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Ossoff was also trying to pick up some affluent Republicans voters, but that long-shot gamble clearly failed.
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If Mr. Trump finds his path forward continually frustrated, could he add another long-shot state or two?
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McMullin launched his long-shot White House run in August as a conservative alternative to Clinton and Trump.
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Yes, I know it's a long shot, but not as long a shot as it might initially seem.
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Even when victims do speak out, that is not the end of it -- not by a long shot.
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Bill Weld (R-Mass.) in the long-shot effort to oust Trump as the Republican nominee in 2020.
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He's less than six hours away from learning the results of a long-shot race turned tangible possibility.
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All-Star games are an immense long shot, and no team will ever offer him a max contract.
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"Law school was kind of a long shot because I barely got out of high school," she says.
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Bernie Sanders has gone from long-shot candidate to a real contender for the Democratic nomination for president.
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Here's what I do miss about dating apps: I wasn't the hottest ticket on OkCupid by a long shot.
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We know this is a long shot, but pretty please let the video contain footage of Grande and Davidson.
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It's a long shot and would face greater hurdles in the House, but it's all part of the process.
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Hoffa knew it was a long shot, and he was right; Angelo Bruno said it wouldn't and couldn't happen.
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The broad demands that Freedom from Facebook lays out in its petition certainly appear to be a long shot.
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Think someone like P.J. Tucker at the taxpayer mid-level exception—but even that is a serious long shot.
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He is seizing on the liberal Democrat's inflammatory, anti-Trump comments to try to bolster his long-shot bid.
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Whether or not you buy the 90-second orgasm, Long Shot as a whole has been getting positive reviews.
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BOB HUGIN, R-SENATE CANDIDATE, NEW JERSEY: Well, first of all, I think long shot is the wrong characterization.
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Rossi was a 66-to-1 long shot and certainly not the driver anyone would have picked to win.
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And while the X940E might be last year's model, that doesn't mean it's outdated — not by a long shot.
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Montreal pulled within two goals 22 seconds later when Armia deflected Max Domi's long shot for his fifth goal.
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It's like the long-shot Scott Brown victory in 2010, which signaled coming change to terrified, vulnerable congressional Democrats.
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If a Democrat becomes the governor of Idaho in November — a true long shot — Medicaid expansion would become law.
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"Bernie came in with the luxury of being a complete long shot and just letting loose," Obama tells Politico.
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While video might have seemed like a long-shot considering YouTube's dominance, the bet has paid off big time.
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What pushes Long Shot from unexpected to downright unbelievable, however, is the context in which this coupling takes place.
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Yet a one-in-three chance of the Oval Office getting a Trumpian makeover is hardly a long shot.
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Theron, who was promoting her upcoming film Long Shot, admitted finding a date wasn't as easy as it looked.
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But by nearly all measures, from fundraising to commercial ad buys to state polling, Ward remains a long shot.
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But what's surprising and sweet about Long Shot is how genuine their connection seems once they do get together.
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He relies on Alibris, eBay and Amazon, among others, but Amazon charges the highest fees by a long shot.
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It isn't the first dust storm Opportunity has weathered by a long shot, but it was probably the worst.
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I would say, in my judgment, this is the best foreign policy president since Reagan, by a long shot.
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The Republican presidential nominee launched his long-shot campaign with widely criticized comments about Mexico and has not relented.
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But that is a long shot — many believe the resolution will have a much harder time passing the House.
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"Bernie came in with the luxury of being a complete long shot and just letting loose," Mr. Obama said.
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However, sometimes the benefits of these long-shot cases just remind these big companies to keep up the fight.
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It's definitely not a perfect world by a long-shot, but it does give me heart to see growth.
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"It is being regarded as a long shot," said John Duensing, deputy chief investment officer at Amundi Smith Breeden.
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Yet recruiting enough centre-left types to take on Mr Corbyn's uncannily pyramidical movement looks like a long shot.
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The House passed the REINS Act in January, but even Republicans admit it's a long shot in the Senate.
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Kamel called Tokyo's hopes of nabbing the listing "a long shot," but said it was not off the table.
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It's a long-shot, but the more I think about it, the more I feel like he deserves it.
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This seems like a long shot, but it would certainly quite useful to have charging tables everywhere you go.
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Haas sent a long shot that ricocheted off the skate of Devils defender Will Butcher and into the net.
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Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe interviewed over the weekend but may be a long shot to get the job.
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For O'Rourke, even a Senate race taking on longtime Republican Senator John Cornyn would be a long-shot battle.
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On July 17, violence returned to Baton Rogue, where police say Missouri resident Gavin Long shot six law officers.
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And for a flyer on an American long-shot, try Shalane Flanagan at 25-1 in the women's marathon.
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Ashcroft told her to begin her career working for a long-shot presidential campaign that was destined to lose.
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After Stanford's long-shot bid failed to gain any traction, he dropped out of the race on November 12.
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Schiff's travels led some to speculate that he may be considering a long-shot bid for President in 2020.
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But with trade tensions between the two countries escalating dramatically, it may no longer be a total long shot.
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After a faceoff win in the Buffalo zone, Petrovic scored on a long shot from outside the right circle.
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The bulk of Zante's business today, by a long shot, is massive deliveries to tech-rich San Francisco companies.
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Only 1,891 people live there, which makes it the smallest city in the UK by quite a long shot.
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Why it matters: Jacobs is making a long shot play to take over the company his dad co-founded.
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With such a legacy behind Simmons, how much of a long shot is the All Def Movie Movie Awards?
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Some may consider Julián Castro, who announced his 623 presidential bid before a cheering crowd Saturday, a long shot.
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It's tough to imagine them fighting for a top-five seed in the West, making Doncic a long-shot.
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Over the course of 10 days Bernie Sanders went from the presumptive Democratic nominee to a very long shot.
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The action often unfolds in long shot, with crowded compositions in which the principals are obscured by door frames.
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Only two of the races statewide are considered tossups; most of the newcomers fall in the long-shot category.
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An American, Lowell Bailey, won a surprise world championship last year, but must still be considered a long shot.
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When Mr. Kolb, 65, declared his long-shot bid in December, he acknowledged the challenges in taking on Gov.
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The Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, which funds long-shot technologies like algae biofuels, got a 16 percent increase.
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Mr. Buttigieg, who is openly gay and married, is the first to admit his candidacy is a long shot.
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He added that the chance that the Supreme Court would agree to hear the case was a "long shot."
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But, no, it was just a really long shot of Sam smiling while he looked at a gigantic library.
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It wasn't until I started vocalizing support for a then long-shot Donald Trump presidency that this behavior stopped.
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Tiger Woods once seemed like a long shot for the P.G.A. Championship this week, given his multiple back surgeries.
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"We knew it was a long shot," said Hannah Kapoor, 18, one of the newspaper's co-editors in chief.
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"I love a long shot," said Wheatcroft, a motivational speaker who is pursuing a master's degree in computer science.
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Mr. Yang's campaign is a long shot, and there are significant hurdles to making universal basic income politically feasible.
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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has been a long-shot candidate for the 2020 Democratic nomination since she launched her campaign.
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Mike Bloomberg wasn't the only long-shot former tech tycoon to drop out of the 2020 presidential race yesterday.
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Offering Mr. Palin the principal role in the series, she acknowledged, was "a complete long shot," but not unthinkable.
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And therein lies the best chance, though it's very much a long shot, to remove Trump from office. Wait!
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Some view his strategy of skipping the first four states as a long-shot gambit that will fizzle out.
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Ryan has a history of long-shot bids: He challenged Pelosi for the House Democratic leader post in 21.
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That money is contingent on the long-shot passage of state-wide pension reform by the legislature this year.
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Financing for Elliott's alternative plan seems like a long shot, and there are no other bidders on the horizon.
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THE LIGHTBULB Tom Steyer has staked his long-shot candidacy for president on climate change — and on South Carolina.
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Warren stumbled badly, making herself a long shot for the nomination, by trying to appease supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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Long shot candidates with more traditional qualifications — John Delaney, Tim Ryan — crowded out the margins of the televised debate.
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" -- December 244 exchange with reporters at meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg "And Louisiana was a long shot.
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Celebrity connection: The former Olympic skier Bode Miller is a part owner of the long shot Fast and Accurate.
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In principle, venture capital is where the ordinarily conservative, cynical domain of big money touches dreamy, long-shot enterprise.
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Putin wants nothing more than for Le Pen to win — still a long shot, but then so was Trump.
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Jordan, often seen as a conservative agitator in the House, is considered a long shot for a leadership post.
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"Of all crypto assets, bitcoin seems least likely to be deemed a security — by a long shot," Bogart said.
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"They knew that it was a long shot for me to ever play football again," Staubach said last year.
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So he volunteered for a long-shot congressional candidate, 29-year-old Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, in New York City.
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Long-shot candidates like Bill De Blasio and John Delaney weren't there trying to dunk on the leading candidates.
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In order to stand a chance, long-shot candidates need to be able to differentiate themselves in some way.
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It's the end of days for the republic, with one final, long-shot, orange-hued chance for national renewal.
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Evan McMullin, a conservative who is running a long-shot independent bid for president, was born in the state.
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Now she's gearing up to fix those mistakes, mobilizing House Democrats in a long-shot fight to save Obamacare.
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It's their third record for Sacred Bones, and it's the most wound-up and unsettled by a long shot.
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It also doesn't mean that the European far right is beaten or in decline — not by a long shot.
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That being said, a Watford confirmation is probably a long shot due to Grassley's strong opposition to his appellate appointment.
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The long-shot effort sought to allow delegates to vote for whomever they wished, rather than being bound to Trump.
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A sweeping bill to cut drug prices remains a long shot, but legislation isn't the only consequence of divided government.
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There's also Charlize Theron, who tried on a rather fantastic set of faux blunt bangs for her Long Shot premiere.
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That asking the same grassroots brigade to trudge toward what's still a long-shot race in Georgia would be counterproductive.
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Seth Rogen is aware that he and Charlize Theron make for an odd couple in their upcoming movie Long Shot.
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Hahn said over the following years its profits from investment banking began to slump and the long-shot strategy failed.
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"Trying to Pee While Depressed," is also the longest episode of the season by a long shot — for good reason.
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It seemed a long shot, but America's retaliatory tariffs were upheld in arbitration in NAFTA and the World Trade Organisation.
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Long shot an unarmed security guard outside the bar before going inside, where he fired on security staff, CNN reported.
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It was a long shot, but, during class, Mary mentioned a loophole (though she didn't refer to it as such).
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Gillespie admitted to The Washington Post that the samples are a long shot, but he hopes more research will continue.
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Eighteen Democrats are still vying for the nomination, and three Republicans are making a long-shot challenge to Trump's renomination.
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It is not just desperate, long-shot teams that use the 3 as a weapon, as some early critics feared.
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He has been projected to win his primary race but is considered a long-shot to beat Cruz in November.
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The strategy is a long shot, given the statute has never been used in a race with such high stakes.
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And armies of young voters are turning what seemed like a long-shot presidential candidacy into a surprisingly competitive campaign.
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He is the last governor in the field, and he is unapologetic about soldiering on, despite his long-shot status.
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Girardi's long shot deflected off Sabres defenseman Marco Scandella's skate into the net for Girardi's first goal of the season.
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She was considered a long shot for her supporting actress work in her husband's hit horror film, A Quiet Place.
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But, but, but: Donald Trump was a long shot to get the Republican Party nomination, let alone win the presidency.
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Of course, AI is not the first technology to confer great responsibility on its designers, not by a long shot.
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Both McCain and Ayotte are facing long-shot primary challengers, with Ayotte facing a tough fight against sitting Democrat Gov.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday defeated a long-shot Republican primary challenger who had been praised by Donald Trump.
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It has also launched the GOP Accountability Project and a "Recall Trump" effort -- all focused on this long-shot effort.
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It seems like the ship has sailed on this and you knew it was a long shot, I take it.
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Like many things in the world of politics, Disrupt for America's goal of drafting Zuckerberg is probably a long shot.
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It was a "long" shot, but Kelsey Gill had a suspicion her cat Ludo could be a world-record holder.
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And she fought so hard because she thought she was the better candidate for the country by a long shot.
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A lower-income American in Detroit isn't as vulnerable as a subsistence farmer in Botswana – not by a long shot.
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And yet courtroom claims in fertility cases are a long shot even when it's clear that specialists did something wrong.
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Now, I am the biggest fan of the idea of a brokered convention (because fun!), but it's a long shot.
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And Steyer last year praised long-shot Democratic candidate Martin O'Malley's plan as well -- another un-subtle dig at Clinton.
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From there, they set their sights on Techstars in New York City, knowing the pitch may be a long shot.
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Manafort's decision to bring the civil case in DC appeared to be a long-shot attempt to invalidate Mueller's investigation.
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The long shot of Esti in orgasm, aimed at her face and arching neck, feels like the movie's redemptive core.
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Which is to say, while potentially astonishing, even the best case scenario seems like a long-shot for our lifetime.
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Palin, the 85033 vice presidential nominee, added that she will try to help Ryan's long-shot primary challenger, Paul Nehlen.
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O'Rourke, a three-term representative, mounted what appeared to be a long-shot bid for Cruz's Senate seat last year.
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This is not the first time the BOP has defiantly refused to follow the law – not by a long shot.
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The narrative proceeds to the unexpected rise of son Kim Jong Il, initially seen as long shot to assume power.
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While a Democratic move into the majority still looks like a long shot, it's now not out of the question.
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It just so happens that Google is among the most useful tools for her long-shot presidential campaign as well.
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Fetterman is looking to topple two establishment candidates in a long-shot bid, so he's likely hoping the characterization sticks.
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Mark Sanford of South Carolina have all jumped in to pose long-shot challenges to Trump's stronghold over the GOP.
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The sixth-seeded Raonic, who knocked out Federer on Friday in a five-set semifinal, is no long-shot newcomer.
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Mr. Kander is a military veteran who was viewed as a long shot when he announced his candidacy last year.
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The rising star wristed a long shot that the screened Lindgren could only get a piece of with his glove.
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The Burma port project isn't the first to generate pushback against the Chinese cookie monster, not by a long shot.
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Biega put the Canucks ahead 2-0 at 16:40 of the first period as his long shot fooled Boyle.
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McMullin has presented himself as a conservative alternative to Clinton and Trump since launching his long-shot bid in August.
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Legal experts consider the appeal a long shot, which is why Justice Oing resumed hearing arguments in the insurance case.
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She is a long shot against a two-term incumbent who has been endorsed by Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Saccone has not conceded and Republicans have indicated they may challenge the results through litigation, a long-shot strategy.
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By contrast, the search for an H.I.V. vaccine — still a scientific long shot — receives $1 billion annually (which it should).
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Ahead of them, the 21-2 long shot Joevia was winging the field through a half mile of 48.79 seconds.
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Though still a long shot to take home the top prize, it does have a relatively kind draw in Roma.
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Governor Hickenlooper, an optimistic, pro-business, pragmatic centrist, might seem, at first, like a long shot for the Democratic nomination.
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I haven't seen all that Ratchet & Clank has to offer, by a long shot—just a handful of early planets.
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Though it will be a challenge, one Democratic campaign aide told Vox, a Bredesen win is an attainable long shot.
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But the odds of the show breaking into the big categories in its fourth season seemed like a long shot.
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More provocatively, Mr. Buttigieg has backed two long-shot proposals to restructure the Supreme Court and abolish the Electoral College.
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I spoke to Angel recently, and she confessed that getting a diagnosis still seemed to her like a long shot.
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"Primary challengers rarely win, so it's always a long shot," Justice Democrats spokesperson Waleed Shahid told BuzzFeed News last week.
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Other long-shot victories have also given hope to her underfunded campaign: Andrew Gillum in Florida, Ayanna Pressley in Massachusetts.
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But some customers are just happy that what had once seemed like a long shot will soon become a reality.
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By then Mr. Sessions and Mr. Miller were the architects of the immigration agenda of the long-shot Trump campaign.
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Controversial moves For all the attention Steyer is getting in South Carolina, he remains a long shot for the nomination.
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UBI has been the cornerstone of Yang's campaign since he launched his long-shot White House bid in November 2628.
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Case in point: The blunt-cut faux fringe he did on Charlize Theron for the premiere of The Long Shot.
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The U.S.M.C.A. is not the Treaty of Rome, which set the foundations of the European Union, by a long shot.
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If you missed "Long Shot" or "Pokémon Detective Pikachu" in theaters, you&aposll be able to see it this month.
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Several Republican strategists said they expected cable news channels to play a disproportionate role in trumpeting the long shot candidates.
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Such criticism has prompted an advocate of criminal justice reform, Robert Gangi, to declare a long-shot bid for mayor.
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We've been in a long secular bull market for bonds, and it's not over yet, not by a long shot.
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"It's not the best Marieschi I've ever seen, not by a long shot, but it's a fair one," he said.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Scattered snow flurries remain possible through the evening, but even a dusting is a long shot.
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He remains a very long shot: National polls have him consistently in the second tier, right next to Amy Klobuchar.
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Ms. Lindsay's strongest defense, he said, was a long-shot — the possible testimony of a former Stamford mayor, Michael Pavia.
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The 35-year-old secretary of State has turned what was considered a long-shot race into a dead heat.
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Bennet failed to qualify for next week's debate in Houston but has no plans to end his long-shot campaign.
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The court case is part of what once was considered a long-shot attempt to gut the Affordable Care Act.
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A discerning primary voter could fairly ask some of the lesser-known, longest-of-long-shot, uninspiring, cookie-cutter candidates . . .
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Nineteen Democrats are still vying for the nomination, and three Republicans are making a long-shot challenge to Trump's renomination.
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O'Malley launched a long-shot 2016 Democratic presidential primary bid, and dropped out after performing poorly in the Iowa caucus.
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Yandle's long shot from above the right circle was tipped in by Connolly with 13:51 left in the third.
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He's campaigning more like a scrappy long shot than an incumbent at the tail end of a long congressional career.
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J.D. Winteregg, who launched a long-shot bid in 2014 when Boehner was still Speaker, is in the running again.
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Tomas Tatar took a long shot that snuck through traffic and deflected off Senators defenseman Mark Borowiecki into the net.
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Despite the outsize fundraising hauls for Democrats, the party's chances of retaking control of the Senate remain a long shot.
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Ryan has a history of long-shot bids: He challenged Nancy Pelosi for the House Democratic leader post in 2885.
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Ryan has a history of long-shot bids: He challenged Nancy Pelosi for the House Democratic leader post in 22020.
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The 88-year-old Mr. Plummer isn't fully persuasive when briefly playing the younger Getty Sr., even in long shot.
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Texas remains a long shot, but the likely Democratic nominee, Beto O'Rourke, has run a vigorous and well-funded campaign.
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Gabbard is considered a long shot to win the Democratic presidential nomination and did not qualify for last week's debate.
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Virginia's Fifth Congressional District is not Democrats' best hope for a House pickup this November — not by a long shot.
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It's not over yet, but getting something substantial like this passed in a pressure-cooker session is a long shot.
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North Korea's decision definitely helps lower tensions, but it doesn't remove or end the threat — not by a long shot.
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"Long Shot" offers plenty of insights into how Mr Edwards inoculated himself against the Republican attacks that sink most Southern Democrats.
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"The media has not covered my long-shot great finish in Iowa fairly," Mr. Trump posted, sounding both surprised and sulky.
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At the end of a defensive-oriented first period, the Sabres broke through on a fortunate bounce after Dahlin's long shot.
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Take Charlize Theron at the New York premiere of her new film Long Shot, which she stars in alongside Seth Rogen.
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The GND theory of change is a long shot — a desperate Hail Mary in a game where time is running short.
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" CALIFORNIA DEMS SNUB FEINSTEIN FOR LONG SHOT RIVAL Fox News: "The California Democratic Party issued a stunning rebuke of U.S. Sen.
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His doctors explained that reconstruction was a long shot, and if it wasn't successful, the eye would need to be removed.
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The president is a left-leaning, anti-establishment politician who won his office just last year in a long-shot campaign.
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Her departure would also be a further blow to Democrats' hopes of retaking the majority in 2018 -- already a long shot.
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Although that is a long shot, it is worth examining whether these Electoral College lobbyists have an audience in the institution.
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An incumbent senator had died and the party was looking to recruit someone -- anyone -- for a long-shot special election contest.
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"It's not ubiquitous by a long shot but we are encouraged to see more and more sites and apps," he added.
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"I didn't know how complicated her situation was," Theron told Variety at the SXSW premiere of her new movie Long Shot.
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Le Pen has gained a slight lead in the latest poll, but she is still seen as a long shot candidate.
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Eastern was a long shot to impress an NBA team after averaging 2.9 points in a reserve role as a freshman.
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While that seems like a long shot, the Ravelry ban has had immediate consequences for many people in the knitting industry.
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De Blasio is a deep long shot in a primary race already filled with long shots, including two other current mayors.
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Scaramucci would be a long shot as a political candidate, to be sure, especially if he were up against an incumbent.
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" While hurricane-force winds have diminished, Duke said, "We are not out of the woods yet, not by a long shot.
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Ted Cruz as "Joe McCarthy reincarnate," dismissed real estate mogul Donald Trump's candidacy as a "long shot" and called Ohio Gov.
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Sanders is still a long shot for the nomination, but is a serious enough contender that he deserves some real scrutiny.
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Trump's budget assumes that all of his proposals are enacted — a long shot at best, given that Democrats control the House.
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Your children may face crippling debt to buy you a long-shot cure that no insurance—public or private—will cover.
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There are a lot of long-shot dark horses on this team, but I'm holding out for them to surprise me.
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They are not the only ones who are keeping their sponsored agenda on the down low — not by a long shot.
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The figure underscores a common theme running through his emerging empire: a public-private financing model underpinning long-shot start-ups.
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The Beam is Sonos' most affordable soundbar by a long shot, and it's made just a bit cheaper by this deal.
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Legalization won in California, Maine, Massachusetts, and Nevada, although it lost in Arizona, where it was largely considered a long shot.
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Marianne Williamson: The best-selling author is the only candidate, despite her long-shot bid, to present a plan with specifics.
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Social media were Mr Bolsonaro's only outlets when he launched his long-shot presidential campaign from the backbenches of Brazil's congress.
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The Tampa Bay (Devil) Rays weren't the first team to have a multi-year development plan, not by a long shot.
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Gionta made it 3-2 only 12 seconds later, deflecting a long shot by defenseman Justin Falk with his left skate.
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Miller knows that getting the state to reverse course is a long shot, but says a feasibility study is in order.
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The diversity of Alphabet's venture investments echoes the diverse collection of businesses, initiatives and long-shot bets under its corporate umbrella.
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The 37-year-old mayor is testing that notion nationally, trying a long-shot run to become the Democrats' presidential candidate.
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The problem is that the NFL has not shown that it can be trusted with football, not by a long shot.
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In a brief order, the court rejected the Obama administration's long-shot request, meaning the justices' June 23 decision is final.
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Ryan has a history of long-shot bids: he challenged Nancy Pelosi for the House Democratic leader post in 2016. Rep.
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A last-second endorsement from the president likely will not help his long-shot bid to unseat scandal-wracked Democratic Sen.
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Arizona got back in it and regained some of the momentum after Ekman-Larsson took a long shot from the point.
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Right from start, many analysts said CP's merger bid was a long shot because of the regulatory hurdles at the STB.
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Carter was desperate to end the standoff and, over Vance's objections, agreed to a long-shot plan to rescue the hostages.
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His bid for the White House was a long shot: the young senator from Illinois was relatively young, unknown and inexperienced.
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Still, the idea of joining the United States in patrols in the region was a long shot, the Indian officer said.
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He's making a long-shot bet that he's the kind of Democrat who can also be president of the United States.
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This beat previous records set in 1998 and 2015 by a long shot — by 0.36 degrees Celsius, or 19793 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But one former Bachelorette star thinks that Lindsay may be a long-shot, and here's why: She's a woman of color.
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Unite for America is just one of several groups formed with the long-shot goal of killing an imminent Trump presidency.
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But it's a long shot and almost certainly depends on denying Trump the Republican nomination at the GOP convention in July.
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They called in the cavalry in South Carolina and tried to catch their foe sleeping through a long-shot in Kansas.
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In the end, the "removers" won, and the protectors have resorted to increasingly long-shot court efforts to block the removals.
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His next plan is to try to have anti-refugee trustees elected to the board of the CSI, a long shot.
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The straitjacket escape, however, would look boring in one long shot, and loses nothing from the momentum of fast-paced editing.
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Here, she talks to the New Republic about her campaign, and explains what motivates her long-shot bid to replace Manchin.
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Paulette Jordan won her primary in Idaho, but as a Democrat in a traditionally red state she remains a long shot.
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His colt, I'll Have Another, had run down Bodemeister to win the Kentucky Derby as a 20123-to-1 long shot.
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But the third debate will require 130,000 donors and hitting 2% in polls - a tall order for some long-shot contenders.
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But I also think Mr. Trump was a tremendous long shot when he entered the race, and even for months thereafter.
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Following the subsequent faceoff, Sissons scored into the empty net on a long shot with 84 seconds left —Field Level Media
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For the first time publicly, Hickenlooper told CNN he doesn't rule out recriminalizing recreational marijuana, even if that's a long shot.
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A great many legal experts consider the GOP's argument a long shot, but it won the first round of legal proceedings.
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John Delaney (D-Md.), another long shot candidate, has called for policies that reckon with job automation due to artificial intelligence.
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With O'Rourke now a distinct long shot, the media has moved on to wondering if he will be a presidential candidate.
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But the Democratic nominee won't have time for much celebration, as the fight to unseat Paul is already a long shot.
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McMullin, a CIA veteran, launched his long-shot bid for the presidency last month as an alternative to Clinton and Trump.
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Mary Throne, though whoever wins will be seen as a long shot to win in November in the deep-red state.
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Write-in campaigns, as anyone replacing Moore at this late stage would have to mount, are always a serious long shot.
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Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) raised more than $1 million online in two months for his long-shot bid against Sen.
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Lobbyists said any bill would be a long-shot bid and, if passed, could face a fierce challenge in the courts.
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She will have to clear 50% to win the nomination Tuesday night, and would begin as a long shot against Rep.
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Thousands of protesters have come out across the country as part of a long-shot effort to prevent a Trump presidency.
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In any other year, Vesey would be a lock as a finalist, but it's a long shot for 20-21.85. 28.
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Democrats targeted Montana's lone congressional district in the 2016 cycle as a long shot, but Zinke easily defeated Democrat Denise Juneau.
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It still seems like such a long shot, given that 2000/2413 of the Senate would have to vote for it.
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The Global Magnitsky Act is in its infancy and the sports angle might be a long-shot, but why not try?
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Venture capitalists are in the business of backing small, long-shot companies with a small chance of a really big payoff.
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This is where we must mention that Country House, the declared winner of the Kentucky Derby, was a historic long shot.
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But given the scandals that have plagued the department, a Los Angeles Times columnist writes, that seems like a long shot.
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It is unclear if any would be interested in mounting a long-shot campaign, and Ms. Martinez left office deeply unpopular.
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For Democrats in 2018's long-shot districts, the 2017 special elections provided some hope — at least on the financial front.
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What a difference 2 weeks make ... Jaime opened the season as a long shot, at 50/1 odds, to die first.
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Kirstin Gillibrand (D-NY) just announced a $60 billion rural broadband investment plan, and more long-shot candidates like former Rep.
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Sanford's presidential bid would be a long shot against Trump, who, per Gallup, has an 88% approval rating among Republican voters.
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Washington's deep partisan divide makes such a move seem a long shot, but a deteriorating economy could be a great motivator.
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In "On Becoming," a FAM video features a beautiful long shot of the Lake Eola fountain, a staple of downtown Orlando.
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The announcement brings to a close the long-shot bid launched in 2017, just months after President Donald Trump took office.
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Gabrielle Giffords, and Amy McGrath, who is running a long-shot campaign to unseat Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in Kentucky.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.), who will face voters this year after a long-shot win in a special election in 2017.
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Andrew Janz, the Deputy District Attorney in Fresno County, is still considered a long shot in his bid to unseat Nunes.
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