If I lose to a man, women everywhere lose to him, too.
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Jon's got them there, though: If they don't lose to the Boltons, they will lose to the White Walkers.
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Five days later, Clinton would lose to Tsongas in Maine; two days after that, he would lose to Kerrey in South Dakota.
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In essence, the Copa America tournament saw the U.S. beat the teams they were supposed to beat, and lose to teams they were supposed to lose to.
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"In this game you're going to have some bumps where you lose to a team that maybe you don't think we should lose to and that's always frustrating," he said.
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After costs, most professional investors do indeed lose to it.
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Harry Vardon and Ted Ray lose to Francis Ouimet, 1913.
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It's going to continue to lose to cheap natural gas.
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They have too much to lose to give up power.
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"We see clients lose to a cash offer," she said.
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Lose to the Bears for the second time this season.
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If the Patriots lose to somebody, the Patriots' feelings are hurt.
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At worst, they'll lose to Rutgers, which is a legitimate possibility.
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Washington went on to lose to the Rangers, the eventual champions.
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Sharks lose to Jets, start playoffs on road SAN JOSE, Calif.
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Trump then backed Moore, who went on to lose to Sen.
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No matter what we do, we will always lose to them.
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"It's realizing that sometimes you have to lose to get better."
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"You dishonor Islam if you lose to Israel," he was told.
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If we're going to lose, much better to lose to Baylor.
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Second-ranked Miami, meanwhile, didn't even lose to a good one.
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"He will lose to the public's right to know," Katyal wrote.
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She didn't lose to President Donald Trump because of that factor.
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I fear that a moderate candidate will lose to President Trump.
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Trump would lose to both Clinton and Sanders, however, pollsters found.
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Any Democrat who is not a firebrand will lose to Trump.
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"'It was the first time I did not lose to "White Ribbon.
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The Patriots would go on to lose to the Jaguars, 31-20.
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For one to win, the other must lose to the same degree.
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And how much would we have to lose to flip market sentiment?
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LIGHTHIZER: So does that mean that democracies always lose to authoritarian governments?
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Sometimes, a chess master can lose to a player with less skill.
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Still, the polls suggest he's likely to lose to Trump, and badly.
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"We will never again lose to Japan," he said earlier this month.
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Montana shows the danger of setting strongmen lose to prosecute political minutia.
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But polls are also saying that he will lose to Hillary Clinton.
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To lose to Real Madrid in the way we did was heartbreaking.
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Democratic voters across all ideological [groups] are scared to lose to Trump.
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And, hey ... sometimes kids gotta learn to lose to get better, right?!?
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It does not make sense if 13 billion lose to the Jews.
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First, they'll have to go through the Broncos; if the Raiders aren't kind enough to lose to the Colts, the Chiefs will have to beat the Chargers and hope the Raiders lose to the Broncos in the season finale.
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They would immediately fall into an organisational stupor and lose to the other.
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He argues that you've got to fight bullies or else lose to them.
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Deeds went on to lose to Republican Bob McDonnell in the general election.
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"We compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO," Hastings' letter reads.
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He could beat absolutely anyone, yet he could also lose to absolutely anyone.
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But it's important to remember that women didn't lose to Trump; Clinton did.
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I said, "You have to lose to learn," and cut his hands free.
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"We have too much to lose to let him win," the ad concludes.
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This year, they will probably lose to the Rattlers in the ArenaBowl again.
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"He later said both YouTubers "would lose to 16-year-old amateur boxers.
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I think the goal is to develop and lose to get lottery picks.
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But he said he was anxious that he might lose to Mr. Trump.
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How much weight do I need to lose to bring my numbers down?
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Or maybe the less-depressing team should lose to improve their draft position!
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Now, later tonight, "Famous" might lose to Beyoncé, but I can't be mad.
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If the Trojans lose to Providence on Wednesday though, at least we'll know why.
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"We compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO," Hastings wrote in January.
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And if there's someone I have to lose to today, I'm glad it's her.
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McGregor went on to conclusively lose to Nurmagomedov but remains a controversial figure today.
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And unless we reckon with that, the Democratic Party will lose to Trump again.
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The Giants would go on to lose to the Yankees in the World Series.
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Previously you might have seen them lose to the equally hapless San Francisco 49ers.
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However, the American's last outing saw him lose to the heavy-handed John Lineker.
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So public institutions that bar Mr. Spencer may lose to him in court, too.
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Now it appears that film could lose to a movie shot entirely in Korean.
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And that's why Russia is helping you get elected — because you lose to him.
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A superhuman StarCraft II bot would lose to a five-year-old playing chess.
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But what really terrifies me is that Warren is likely to lose to Trump.
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Hours after those extraordinary assertions, the Knicks lose to the Denver Nuggets, 3-123.
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Eventual Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis went on to lose to President George H.W. Bush.
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Warriors lose to Cavs in N.B.A. finals, begin recruiting Blake Griffin and Chris Paul.
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"We compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO," the company's shareholder letter stated.
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"I never liked to lose to any of three of them," Steve told NBC News.
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Big CPG can either buy these products (at an earlier stage) or lose to them.
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"We didn't want to lose to this team three times in a row," Thompson said.
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How is there even a speck of a doubt that Clinton might lose to Trump?
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" George said, "It's discouraging that we lose to a team three times in a row.
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And they somehow find the strangest and most wonderful ways to lose to each other.
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It takes a lot of work to lose to Donald Trump, let me tell you.
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It just means that he isn't likely to lose to them or, really, any Republican.
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I bought him a beer ($215) and we watched the Reds lose to the Mariners.
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Should the Giants lose to the Eagles, they'll still have several paths to get in.
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The Celtics, minus their new star, went on to lose to the Cavaliers, 102-99.
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"Don't worry, Deontay, even Muhammad Ali had to lose to become a legend," King said.
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Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, may lose to a Houston lawyer named Justin Nelson.
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Mr. Reed says he fears that Mr. Grimm will lose to a Democrat in November.
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" — if the Cavaliers lose to the Celtics, no one will say "Kevin Love falls short.
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And that's why Russia is helping you get elected, so you will lose to him.
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He didn't lose to a rising star in the Democratic Party nor a trusted veteran.
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Both he and Warren would lose to the president by four percentage points 85033-48.
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Even if they lose to Republicans in Congress, Democrats say, they will win with voters.
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Alvey's last fight saw him lose to Derek Brunson—a big step up in competition.
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If the Jazz lose to the Portland Trail Blazers, the Thunder will have home-court advantage.
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Duke's a good bet to win it all, unless they lose to, like, Winthrop or something.
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Watching them lose to an inferior team in short format makes them seem listless and sloppy.
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However, Wall Street bet heavily that Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton in the presidential race.
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I think we re fixing to lose to Hillary Clinton if we don t stop this.
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Something tells me that having your child that lose to a shattering mirror isn't entirely safe?
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To be sure, Uber is unlikely to lose to many customers over this change in policy.
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They then blew a 3-1 lead in the Finals to lose to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Social media companies also have a lot to lose to data regulation and overseas trade barriers.
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In short, Penn is now scheduled to face a fighter he is likely to lose to.
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Eventual Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis went on to lose to then-Vice President George H.W. Bush.
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Gillespie, a former chair of the Republican National Committee, went on to lose to now-Gov.
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The Russians could climb above the Czech Republic for first if the Czechs lose to Switzerland.
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And 44% said Warren would likely lose to Trump, while 30% said she'd probably beat him.
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There's little question as to whether or not Aldo enjoyed watching his rival lose to Diaz.
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There's a lot of people in Florida that could lose to him though, including Matt Gaetz.
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If some leaders, religions or ideologies misrepresent reality, they will eventually lose to more clearsighted rivals.
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H.L. Mencken wrote that he would almost certainly lose to the incumbent, Herbert Hoover, in November.
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"A lot of teams lose to UConn before they even start," U.C.L.A. Coach Cori Close said.
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He did indeed lose — to Tim Conway, who won for a guest appearance on "30 Rock."
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There's pretty strong evidence that for every job you lose to technology, there's 2.4 being created.
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The players remain on the court after games — win or lose — to sign autographs and chat.
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No nurse has 90 minutes to lose to a slow pharmacy or an inefficient hospital bureaucracy.
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When Clinton beat Sanders only to lose to Trump, Democrats felt they had to seriously recalculate.
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What was it like to be the first chess master to lose to an artificial intelligence?
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The Clippers need all the help they can get to lose to the Warriors next year.
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Yet for all the Giants' many failings, it's been the same story all year long: The Giants found a way to barely not-lose to the now-2-8 Bears, just like they found a way to barely not-lose to the now-9-1 Cowboys.
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Advanced to his fourth Australian Open final in 63 only to lose to Djokovic in four sets.
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They won 109 games in 1969 only to lose to the Miracle Mets in the World Series.
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That he'll likely to lose to Iñárritu for that director's second straight empty spectacular is really irritating.
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Venstre is polling at just 18%, and will probably lose to the Social Democrats (SD), on 29%.
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Allen and the Heat returned to the Finals the next season, only to lose to the Spurs.
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If things remain on course then Donald Trump (and his hands) will lose to Hillary Clinton's vision.
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"I am sure that Kobach is scared to lose to Angus in the general election," Woolley said.
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People who were affronted by seeing a white man lose to a black man would not attend.
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Should Conor McGregor lose to Nate Diaz again Aldo may have the chance to exorcize his demon.
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We'd make offers on $2200,1603 houses (our max price) and lose to bidders offering north of $2160,220.
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If they DEBATE their views on race, they lose to us, and become recruiters for pro-whites.
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The Yankees (38-20) did not lose to the Red Sox (30-1) solely because of Frazier.
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So, for instance, Italy beat Spain then lost to Germany, who went on to lose to France.
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But what these candidates have in common is that they would all lose to the Republican nominee.
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Trump, however, has a long history of using election results — even when Republicans lose — to glorify himself.
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They also reached the Euro final on home soil two years ago only to lose to Portugal.
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Moore went on to lose to Democrat Doug Jones earlier this month in the deep-red state.
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Walter Mondale in 1984 didn't either, but because the Minnesota senator expected to lose to Ronald Reagan.
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If a player's "receipts" aren't on YouTube, he's liable to lose to his toehold in the historiography.
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And because in tennis favorites lose to underdogs all the time, successful fixes can often go unsuspected.
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That is, unless you believe in the curse—that is, the Warriors only lose to bad teams.
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It faces an election in 2019 and most polls suggest it will lose to the opposition Labor party.
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And while she beat Obama in New Hampshire in 2008, she's predicted to lose to Bernie Sanders tonight.
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Gary Hart in the first round, only to lose to Reagan in a landslide in the general election.
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A lot of Trump voters do not believe their candidate is going to lose to Clinton on Nov.
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Oh well, you can lose to Caratti, but the way I was playing that day… it was unwatchable.
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It's a place where Kota Ibushi can wrestle (and lose to) a blowup doll without damaging his career.
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Many party leaders worry Trump would lose to the eventual Democratic nominee in November's election to replace Obama.
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Penn State will also lose to Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State, and Iowa, because those are good teams.
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Ossoff is the fourth Democrat candidate to lose to a Republican in a special election this year. Reps.
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That it protects athletes who don't dope from having to compete against, and lose to, athletes who do.
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The Phillies went on to lose to the Diamondbacks, who took the game with a two-run lead.
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Chatwood has yet to lose to Philadelphia, going 2-0 with a 2.12 ERA in three career starts.
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They aren't afraid Democrats will lose to Trump, they are terrified that a real progressive may actually win.
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Valadao officially concedes in California race MORE now looks like he's going to lose to Democratic T.J Cox.
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Kershaw has yet to lose to Atlanta, going 2-0 with a 1.69 ERA in seven career starts.
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Many people discounted the margin and other factors and made faulty assumptions that Trump would lose to Clinton.
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Still, stopping the killing and freezing the status quo changes the game from win-lose to no-lose.
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Politico describes this as a "lose-to-win" theory and reports it is gaining increasing traction among Republicans.
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But she will almost certainly lose, to whichever mainstream candidate - Republicain or Socialist - she faces, opinion polls indicate.
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Paxton has yet to lose to Oakland, going 3-0 with a 3.77 ERA in five career starts.
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He could lose to the Democratic nominee, Doug Jones, or, less likely, to a Republican write-in campaign.
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How likely is it the Cowboys lose to both the Lions this weekend and the Eagles the next?
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To see this president lose to a woman would start to heal the injury of his repulsive reign.
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And I don't know how many more people our world will lose to the virus called COVID-19.
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One never knows with Nick Kyrgios, 22, who can beat or lose to anyone on any given day.
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What if Sanders's nomination doesn't stimulate youth turnout enough to offset the votes it would lose to Trump?
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His Los Angeles Lakers subsequently reach the NBA Finals and lose to the Boston Celtics in six games.
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Clinton would announce she was running for president again, 21990,226 days before she would lose to Mr. Trump.
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She was supportive and if there's someone I had to lose to today I'm glad it was her.
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So despite the rhetoric, Tehran has too much to lose to seriously consider backing out of the agreement.
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If this game doesn't do it, they have to hope that the Seahawks lose to the pitiful 49ers.
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Democrats will essentially be selecting the candidate to lose to the popular GOP incumbent Greg Abbott in November.
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It must demonstrate that he is likely to lose to a Republican nominee, where Clinton is likely to win.
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Trump would also lose to Brooklyn-born Sanders by 73 points based on the survey of New York voters.
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In matchups, both lose to Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, who took over from Mrs Merkel as CDU boss in December.
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"It takes a lot of work to lose to Donald Trump," Axelord told hosts Chris Cuomo and Alisyn Camerota.
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Anyway, the Steelers rallied back to win because finding ways to lose to Pittsburgh is what Cincinnati does best.
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So the only way to make sure we don't lose to is to build a mass resistance from below.
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John Toombs will ensure those veterans we lose to suicide do not die twice and are indeed never forgotten.
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Cole has yet to lose to Los Angeles, going 3-0 with a 4.32 ERA in four career starts.
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The mayor of Yonkers, John Spencer, defeated her and went on to lose to the Democratic incumbent, Hillary Clinton.
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It is one thing to lose to one of the greatest combinations of coach and quarterback in N.F.L. history.
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Not only did they lose to the Yankees, but they traveled farther for their Monday night game — to Colorado.
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As I've detailed, Trump has a long history of using election results — even when Republicans lose — to glorify himself.
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Implicit in Biden's message is that Democrats might lose to Trump if they run too far to the left.
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The Mexican&aposs replacement, Adam Lopez, went on to lose to Valdez by technical knockout in the seventh round.
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"Obviously it doesn't feel good when you lose to a team in the final," San Jose center Chris Tierney said.
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Banks could also lose to fintechs some of the 800 million pounds in fees they charge for providing payments services.
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He went on to lose to Bill Clinton who never had an unfavorable rating above 50 percent during the campaign.
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All five of those GOP candidates to replace Rubio seemed unimpressive and were viewed as likely to lose to Rep.
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If people saw the stop signal less than 200 milliseconds before their "movement onset," they would lose to the computer.
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Pennsylvania's Toomey, meanwhile, would lose to Democrat Katie McGinty 47%-44% if the election were held today, the poll found.
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Morning Consult's last similar survey, conducted in April, similarly predicted that Trump would lose to Clinton (as would Ted Cruz).
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Pomeranz has yet to lose to Seattle, going 25-226 with a 103 ERA in 210 career appearances (three starts).
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National Front leader Marine Le Pen is expected to lose to Emmanuel Macron in France's presidential runoff election this Sunday.
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Holly Holm went on to lose to Miesha Tate and Valentina Shevchenko, allegedly proving that the division has moved on.
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SilentWolf sent Mew2King to the loser's bracket in the second round of the winners bracket, only to lose to Ice.
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Even if he does lose to Verhoeven in spectacular fashion, Hari has the habit of coming back to win big.
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Of course, Goldwater went on to lose to Lyndon Johnson in one of the most significant defeats in presidential history.
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Polls predict that Le Pen will eventually lose to centrist Emmanuel Macron, by around 65% to 35%, on May 7.
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His father, George H.W. Bush, claimed 23.8 electoral votes in 21969 only to lose to Bill Clinton four years later.
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Lima III, which is on the same card that MacDonald is expected to lose to an equally good, bigger fighter.
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Players raise their ratings by beating higher-rated opponents, but fall back if they lose to opponents with lower ratings.
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Clinton didn't lose to Donald Trump because he had a more serious set of policies for revitalizing working-class America.
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He is likely to lose to Hillary Clinton among Democrats, moderate Republicans, women and minorities, regardless of who endorses him.
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We don't talk about it much," she said, later adding, "Losing is no fun no matter who you lose to.
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Both are progressive candidates running in the mold of Nixon, who polls suggest will lose to Cuomo in Thursday's primary.
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Samoa Joe will lose to Brock Lesnar—another man who's a hair under 40—because the story will demand it.
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The 35-year-old was projected to lose to Keiko in the June vote by as much as 10 points.
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But it would be tragic to lose to decay and neglect such a beautiful and culturally variegated corner of Europe.
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He lost to William Henry Harrison in 1840 and Zachary Taylor in 1848; he did not lose to Andrew Jackson.
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The Line Monitors are relieved and smugly pretend they were never worried we would lose to the bass-fishing school.
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, portraying him as an ideologue who would divide the country and lose to Trump.
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Luther Strange in the primary, then went on to lose to Jones amid accusations that he preyed upon teenage girls.
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In 2004, he secured the Democratic presidential nomination only to lose to President George W. Bush in the general election.
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There's also the element of pride here: Ryan did lose to the team that fired him in 2014 last night.
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Did they really just want to run and lose to her — and maybe alienate her and her team in the process?
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The comments raised questions both from Republicans and Democrats about whether he would accept the outcome should he lose to Clinton.
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That cost me five minutes in trying to turn around, causing me to barely lose to Waze in that first segment.
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Trump himself has rejected these numbers as phony, equating them with pre-election pulls suggesting he would lose to Hillary Clinton.
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As technology advances, people will inevitably lose jobs they never thought they would lose to robots or other machines, Cuban said.
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So when they lose to a GSP we take a step back and match them with someone more to their level.
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Why pay more for a fancy gun you might have to toss away after a crime or lose to police confiscation?
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Imagine a scenario in which Donald Trump is about to lose to, say, Elizabeth Warren by such a gap in 2020.
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The more pension-fund mandates that such "fundamental" investors lose to index-trackers, the greater the chance that bubbles will inflate.
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Colorado is probably going to lose to Michigan, not because of this trolling, but because Michigan is a vastly superior team.
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The comments raised questions both from Republicans and Democrats about whether he would accept the outcome should he lose to Clinton.
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A number of institutions are currently developing autonomous pilots for quadcopters, but even the most advanced ones lose to human pros.
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In her last tournament she had let slip a 5-2 final set lead to lose to Aryna Sabalenka at Eastbourne.
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In 1950, the other time Brazil hosted the World Cup, they made it to the final only to lose to Uruguay.
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Duffy has yet to lose to Oakland, going 3-0 with a 2.84 ERA in five starts and one relief appearance.
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Lampert's bid could, in theory, lose to a rival bid with a lower overall value if the rival offers more cash.
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This inconsistency has seriously hurt negotiations and contributed to putting China in a position where it cannot simply lose to Trump.
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The other point that I felt in a way bad about it, is that we didn't lose to a superior agenda.
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Should Cruz fall to O'Rourke, he'd be the first Republican senator in 25 years to lose to a Democrat in Texas.
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Only a bad candidate with a bad message badly delivered could lose to someone like Trump, but Clinton pulled it off.
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The Red Sox went on to lose to the St. Louis Cardinals in a seven-game World Series, but he batted .
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It suggests that he would rather lose to Trump than to tarnish his ideological purity by taking money from a billionaire.
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Many Republican strategists believe Ward's embrace of far-right elements would make her all but certain to lose to Democratic Rep.
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This may well be ultra-liberal Elizabeth Warren, the major candidate (along with Sanders) perhaps most likely to lose to Trump.
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February 2, 2014 - Playing in his third Super Bowl, Manning and the Denver Broncos lose to the Seattle Seahawks 93-8.
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However, the former military officer is projected to lose to most of his political rivals in a likely run-off ballot.
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John McCain picked her to be his running mate in the presidential race, which he would eventually lose to Barack Obama.
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"Remember when they said Donald Trump is going to lose to some guy I've never even heard of?" he said, laughing.
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All they needed was to beat or tie the Seahawks, or for the Cowboys to lose to or tie the Redskins.
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And yet, Trump and Cruz — who, the bulk of polling shows, would lose to Clinton in November — have dominated the race.
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"If Democrats run the same old campaign, using the same tired and outdated tactics, we will certainly lose to Trump," Pfeiffer writes.
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Glenn turned in a rather lackluster performance in the fall election and went on to lose to the incumbent, Democrat Michael Bennet.
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And they could help Cruz make the case that Trump would lose to Clinton -- though the results show weakness for him, too.
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Chatwood has yet to lose to Arizona in his career, going 2-0 with a 4.15 ERA in four games (three starts).
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I don't mind seeing Mr. Bush lose, but I don't like seeing him lose to Donald Trump any more than he does.
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"We have a conservative district that we are about to lose to a pretty radical leftist," Wells said of the party's calculus.
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His successful challenger, Richard Mourdock, would later lose to Democrat Joe Donnelly, who in turn lost the seat to Braun last fall.
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Hill has yet to lose to Kansas City, going 63-0 despite posting a 5.91 ERA in 11 career contests (two starts).
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In other words: lose to Alabama, and suddenly, LSU is out of the SEC Championship Game and probably the College Football Playoff.
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"I just want to say it's an honor to lose to someone like you," he said before the match, with touching sincerity.
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The latest polls suggest that he could lose to Ms Fernández, even though she has been indicted on several counts of corruption.
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Additionally, all of the pre-election polling indicated that Le Pen would lose to every challenger in the second round of voting.
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In particular, the April 22019rd Harris Interactive Poll projects that Le Pen will lose to Macron by a healthy 64-36 margin.
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Earlier that night Kendall was at Madison Square Garden to watch Blake's Clippers lose to the Knicks in a 105-87 beatdown.
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Polls show the center-left Liberals, who as recently as January looked certain to win, could lose to the official opposition Conservatives.
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"For us Swedes, we just cannot lose to Finland - that would never work," Sweden's two-time Olympic champion Peter Forsberg told Reuters.
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But the Cyclones gave up two scores in the final 43:07 to lose to Kansas State for the 10th straight time.
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Although polling suggests the far-right leader would lose to Macron or even to Fillon, investors are mindful of surprise vote outcomes.
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Polls show his center-left Liberals, who as recently as January looked certain to win, could lose to the official opposition Conservatives.
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And by "Malcolm X lost," he means: How the hell did Denzel Washington lose to Al Pacino for Scent of a Woman?
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The Democratic source also noted that Gillespie has shown an ability to close strong -- he came from nowhere to lose to Sen.
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First, they mounted an inspired comeback in the season opener against the Saints only to lose to a last-second field goal.
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"If you're only a one-trick pony, at some point you're going to lose to competitors coming in like Square," he said.
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Many in the party warn that unless candidates address the needs of working-class voters, Democrats will continue to lose to Republicans.
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It was 14-14 at the time of Fournette's ejection, and without him, Jacksonville went on to lose to Buffalo, 24-21.
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Philadelphia will secure its first division title since 2013 if the Cowboys (5-6) lose to or tie Washington on Thursday night.
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A change up front for Deschamps, and good news for me, too, as I lose to accents with 20 minutes to go.
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The former vice president believes the attacks are borne out of Trump's fears that he'd lose to Biden in the general election.
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Republican operatives scoff at the idea that Hunter could lose to a Democrat in a district that backed Trump by 15 points.
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It is unclear whether McDonald&aposs employees in Peru will be paid for the hours they will lose to the mourning period.
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The Cowboys (7-8) still have a chance but they must beat Washington Redskins and have the Eagles lose to the Giants.
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" PETER FORSBERG, SWEDEN'S TWO-TIME OLYMPIC ICE HOCKEY GOLD MEDALLIST "We lose to a worthy region down there, with Cortina and Milano.
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" PETER FORSBERG, SWEDEN'S TWO-TIME OLYMPIC ICE HOCKEY GOLD MEDALIST "We lose to a worthy region down there, with Cortina and Milano.
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But the relentlessly tough guard out of Newark did at least manage to figure out the right way to lose to UConn.
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But Romney still went on to lose to Obama by 4 points, which is now about the baseline Democratic advantage in presidential campaigns.
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They're worried that should he lose to Clinton, the issues that have animated his bid will not find a place at July's convention.
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Los Angeles Lakers game on Tuesday at the Staples Center in L.A., where they watched their beloved Grizzlies lose to the home team.
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Particularly when the economy is doing badly, incumbents tend to lose — and, in this case, likely to lose to less environmentally friendly opponents.
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Most analysts had thought that the right-winger would eventually lose to someone less divisive, at least in the second round of voting.
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And it would've been just embarrassing for Clinton to beat Barack Obama handily in Ohio but lose to Bernie Sanders of all people.
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In the next work, an offscreen character states, "You'll know if you lose," to a different nude figure, reclined upon a tiled slab.
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Bloomberg's aides continue to express concerns that Biden and the rest of the Democrats competing in the early states would lose to Trump.
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But even knowing all of that, Notre Dame should not lose to NC State, Texas, or Duke, much less all three of them.
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But if they want to do the job, they have to give up the pernicious habits that allowed them to lose to Trump.
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That will require people who still have something to lose to be willing to stake it by putting their names on a ballot.
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"This formula guarantees the sustainability of the system and that retirees will not lose to inflation," Macri-allied lawmaker Luciano Laspina told reporters.
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"Everyone has a ton of respect for him, win or lose — most of them lose to him — but everyone loves him," Cox said.
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The Royals, the reigning World Series champions, will be eliminated from contention in the division if they lose to Cleveland on Wednesday night.
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Macgregor went on to predict that Trump would lose to a Democratic presidential rival in 2020 if he followed Bolton's lead on Iran.
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Le Pen is expected to win the first round in late April but lose to both Macron and Fillon in the second round.
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"He doesn't want to lose to workers, so he'll bribe whoever he needs to so he doesn't have to pay us," she said.
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Both fear Mr. Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton in November, leaving the White House in Democratic hands for a third consecutive term.
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On either side of that result, Austria endeavoured to lose to both Hungary and Iceland, and so went out at the group stage.
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After months of touting his Southern state strategy, though, Cruz seems likely to lose to Trump across the so-called SEC primary states.
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Should Representative Martha McSally, a Republican, lose to Representative Kyrsten Sinema, Mr. Kyl could step aside to make way for Ms. McSally's appointment.
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Conversely, many House Republicans districts are so safe they wouldn't lose to a Democrat even if the Trump administration unleashed a nuclear holocaust.
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Only 22 percent said he would probably lose to the Democratic nominee, while just 9 percent think Trump will definitely lose this fall.
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Jim Carpenter, another respected Colorado Democratic strategist, told CNN he thought at first Crow would lose to Coffman like other Democrats before him.
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The percentage of Democratic primary voters who think Bloomberg would lose to Trump is 8 percentage points lower than for a generic Democrat.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who promises sweeping change, warns that a Democratic nominee lacking far-reaching ambitions would lose to Mr. Trump.
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In response, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea vowed "we will never again lose to Japan," hearkening back to Japan's colonial occupation.
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In response, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea vowed "we will never again lose to Japan," hearkening back to Japan's colonial occupation.
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Day nearly won the Byron Nelson two weeks ago until he three-putted on the first playoff hole to lose to Billy Horschel.
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The Republican field would lose to both Democratic candidates in a head-to-head matchup in New York, however, according to the poll.
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Flake didn't want to stand and fight only to lose to the likes of conservative primary challenger Kelli Ward and jeopardize the seat.
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Marine Le Pen, the far-right leader who is tipped to make it to the final round but lose to Macron, was in Moscow.
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What I can say, though, is whatever few hundred pixels you lose to the TrueDepth notch and its array of sensors is worth it.
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Michigan State became the eighth No. 2 seed to ever lose to a No. 15 seed, falling to the Middle Tennessee State, 90-82.
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An Ipsos opinion poll afterward showed Fujimori would likely lose to Kucyznski by seven points if they faced each other in a run-off.
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The 19-year-old Chinese prodigy declared he would never lose to an AI following AlphaGo's earthshaking victory over Lee Se-dol last year.
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Bash Brothers Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire powered Oakland to 213 wins in 103, only to lose to the Dodgers in the World Series.
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Polls show Trudeau's center-left Liberals, who as recently as January looked certain to win the election, could lose to the official opposition Conservatives.
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Two years ago Konta raised hope of a first British women's champion since Virginia Wade's triumph in 1977, only to lose to Venus Williams.
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Dos Santos has fallen a long way for a man who until recently fans were convinced couldn't lose to anyone not named Cain Velasquez.
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But for his party an even greater danger is that he could win the referendum—and then lose to M5S in the next election.
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A loss too will not halt their progress provided Germany lose to or draw with South Korea, who are yet to open their account.
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Ultimately, Erdogan's fight with the United States is a lose-lose to both parties, but probably more so in the longer term to Turkey.
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Lose to Doi in January, and Kerber might never have found the state of mind necessary to experience this remarkable midcareer renaissance at 290.
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An Ipsos opinion poll afterward showed Fujimori would probably lose to Kuczynski by seven points if they faced each other in a run-off.
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The theory of "lose-to-win" seems more like one of the stages of the acceptance of grief (denial) than a viable political strategy.
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Clinton would lose to Donald J. Trump, supporters cast blame on everything from the news media to the F.B.I. director's dogged pursuit of Mrs.
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And the percentage who think she would lose to Trump has fallen by 20 percentage points from 44% in February to 24% in September.
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The Chicago Bears missed a game-winning field goal attempt as time expired to lose to the Los Angeles Chargers 227-22019 on Sunday.
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Some privately think Cruz would lose to Clinton, but they say he is more predictable — and therefore safer for down-ballot candidates — than Trump.
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Among up-and-coming Republicans, Trump was still an object of derision and scorn: vulgar, ignorant, embarrassing, and destined to lose to Hillary Clinton.
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It comes just four months after Messi said he was retiring from international play following a lose to Chile in the Copa America final.
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When Arsenal inevitably lose to Chelsea on Saturday, it will be a reaffirmation of the true majesty of the ever-recurring, ever-echoing cosmos.
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Still, a majority of Michigan voters (57%) believe Trump will be reelected in November, while 32% think he will lose to the Democratic candidate.
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The overwhelming victory for Mr. Biden almost instantly changed the media narrative from Mr. Sanders' nomination to lose, to Mr. Biden's nomination to seize.
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The Musketeers joined Virginia, which was the first top seed to ever lose to No. 2 seed, falling to Maryland-Baltimore County on Friday.
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How, the reporters asked in a dozen different ways, could the New England Patriots lose to a Philadelphia Eagles team with a backup quarterback?
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Should Tennessee lose to Jacksonville on Thursday, the Texans would need just a win or a tie against Indianapolis to clinch the A.F.C. South.
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"We hear everything from: both sides will lose, to you'll lose more," the person said, characterizing the reception the delegation received from Chinese leaders.
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There was the sheer history of being the first No. 2000 seed ever to lose to a No. 21 seed in the men's tournament.
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Flores, the Dolphins' first-year coach, has repeatedly said the franchise is not tanking — in effect, trying to lose to improve their draft selection.
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Fearing Sanders could lose to Trump if he's the nominee and cost Democrats seats in Congress, the two candidates focused on the big picture.
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Read more: Saints lose to Rams in NFC Championship after one of the worst missed calls you'll see on a huge fourth-quarter play
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China is also protectionist and keeps the home markets closed by heavily subsidizing Chinese companies to make sure they never lose to American companies.
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LIBERTY LOSE TO THE SKY Stefanie Dolson scored 28 points and Chicago beat the Liberty, 24-25, for the visiting Sky's third consecutive win.
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They can beat Trump at the ballot box, but unless something is done about the judiciary, they will lose to him in the courtroom.
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Kellyanne Conway can flail her way through television confrontations 24/7 and still have the stamina to lose to the Teletubbies on Saturday morning.
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The department's lawyers said their request for an emergency decision would give them enough time should they lose to petition to the Supreme Court.
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Money you lose to the plan is used to cover its expenses, said Kristen Appleman, vice president of health and wealth at ADP TotalSource.
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" Sizing up his own chances for winning, Mr. Draiman said, "If we were to lose to anybody, Bowie's the one I'd be voting for.
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In 2018 the team became the first No. 1 seed to ever lose to a No. 16 seed in the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
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"Sumo wrestling is a Japanese sport so it's a little sad to see Japanese wrestlers lose to foreigners," said 16-year-old Haruka Katsuragawa.
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Gibbons is a bit of a wild card, but Renacci is probably going to win Tuesday's primary and then lose to Brown in November.
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BRUNI: But Blanchett will rightly lose to Larson, who has been given the meatiest role in this category and takes full, harrowing advantage of it.
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Instead it was Jean-Marie Le Pen, of the far-right National Front (FN), who stunned France and qualified, only to lose to Mr Chirac.
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"Some Democrats swear by her and love her blunt style, while others are put off by her and fear she'd lose to Trump," he said.
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Now that I am 10 years sober, I've come too far and have too much to lose to ever go down the destructive path again.
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I just feel bad for the Washington Generals (now the World All-Stars), who now have yet another way to lose to the Harlem Globetrotters.
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And even though they would lose to the Islanders-- although Holtby would tie the record a few games later—there was Pat Peake, hanging out.
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Progressives also say they are worried that Biden will lose to Trump, even as the former vice president makes electability the centerpiece of his campaign.
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I don't know whether they don't want it because they don't want him to lose to me or they don't think they can build it.
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"It is one thing to lose to a defense attorney; it is quite another to lose a case to a pro se defendant," he said.
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Not only did the Jaguars lose to the Chiefs, but they also lost starting quarterback Nick Foles to a broken clavicle in the second quarter.
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The secular CHP is headed by Muharrem Ince, who polls still indicate is likely to lose to Erdogan, although Turkish polling data is infamously unreliable.
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We made some mistakes that I'm not happy about that were self-inflicted, but at the same time we didn't lose to a bad team.
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Kosovo fans watched their national soccer team lose to Croatia, 6-0, on Thursday in its first World Cup qualifying match as a host nation.
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Since being the only man to not lose to Wilder, Fury has fought twice, beating Tom Schwarz in June and then Otto Wallin in September.
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With many of this year's primary races completed, Crowley is the only Democratic congressional incumbent so far to lose to a challenger from his left.
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There is so much competition out there if you lose to somebody and then play that guy again, he will know he can beat you.
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The Patriots found a way to gain every edge illegally yet still found ways to lose to the second-best Manning and Carson Wentz's backup.
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The Machine says that if the Packers must lose, it would be best to lose to the Vikings, who they aren't going to catch anyway.
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But someone has to lose to make all this winning possible, and that's undoubtedly Wendy, whom Chuck humiliates on the grandest stage of them all.
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To add insult to injury (literally), the Saints would go on to lose to the 7-9 Seattle Seahawks in the playoffs, the first sub-.
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Bret: On other days, I think he's the reincarnation of George McGovern and will lose to Trump in one of the biggest landslides in history.
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Although polling suggests the far-right Le Pen would lose to Macron or Fillon in a run-off, investors are mindful of surprise vote outcomes.
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But there is a catch: in a head-to-head match up he would lose to Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the next Presidential election.
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He predicted that Fidel Castro would die in 2008, that Germany would win the 2006 World Cup, and that Barack Obama would lose to Mitt Romney.
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Lose to FSU, which returns arguably more overall talent, and Clemson will effectively be in a two-game hole in their own Atlantic Coast Conference division.
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Yet, more uncertainty is likely as the Liberal-National government is expected to lose to the Labor Party in the next elections, due by May 2019.
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The Rangers went on to lose to the Angels, 7-2, and they play the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Beat UVA, lose to Wake Forest, upset a one-seed in the NCAA Tournament, then get upset by a 13-seed in the Sweet Sixteen. 2.
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It was an unbelievable experience, and at one point it looked like Kerry was going to lose to Dean in the primary ... This is the scream.
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"I'm teaching him the lesson, 'You have to learn how to lose to win,' so he's getting better at coming in second or coming in last."
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Every American can see the rusting bridges and potholed roads in their communities, they know how many hours a week they lose to rush hour congestion.
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Interestingly, Cruz, who gained a national presence for his conservative firebrand theatrics, only to lose to Trump, has also had to play more inside the state.
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In 2014, she was assuredly going to lose to Cate Blanchett, but there was no outcry on Adams' behalf as there was in the Leo-vs.
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In a second-round scenario, Mendoza would lose to Fujimori by six percentage points, whereas Kuczynski would beat Fujimori by two percentage points, according to Ipsos.
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If Harbaugh and the Wolverines do not win more games this season and lose to both rivals again, his efforts to create buzz will fall flat.
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" These laments aren't limited to the sidelines: Pablo Mastroeni, a former M.L.S. coach, said, "Stats will lose to the human spirit every day of the week.
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Huard said Brady once gave his teammates a pep-talk to make sure they wouldn't lose to a group of local firemen in a charity game.
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Lamar made a compelling, Compton-bred bildungsroman only to lose to a bad rap album, which chief source of acclaim came from its perceived social awareness.
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In the speech, Romney will urge Americans not to vote for Trump, who he says will lose to Hillary Clinton if he is the Republican nominee.
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In this poor state, getting poorer daily from every soul we lose to drugs, we need teachers who can guide our students into successful, healthy futures.
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The change, he says, came in 2003, when Leipzig won the domestic bid for the 2012 Olympic Games, which the city would ultimately lose to London.
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The UK and its NATO allies would lose to Russia if they went to war as they are woefully outgunned, a leading defense think tank says.
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Somewhere in the NCAA bylaws is a rule that says at least one No. 5 seed has to lose to a No. 12 seed every March.
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" Post/ABC polling, part 1 "...the Amazon Washington Post/ABC, which predicted I would lose to Crooked Hillary by 15 points (how did that work out?)
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All of them significantly underestimated Netanyahu's tally of seats, and two of the three actually suggested he would lose to his then-chief rival, Isaac Herzog.
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It's one thing to lose to a superior opponent; it's another to lose because your coach made the stupidest decision of the day in the NFL.
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Virginia lost in the first round to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, becoming the first No. 1 men's seed to lose to a No. 16.
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Manufacturers know what these rules mean, the job losses working Americans will suffer and the investment we will lose to other countries, if the rules go forward.
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Years later, he offered another reason for declining, Priess recounted, saying it was clear he was going to lose to Ronald Reagan and didn't see the point.
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The veteran Democratic strategist James Carville made headlines when he said he's "scared to death" the party would nominate Sanders, who he believes would lose to Trump.
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The Republican presidential nominee will be either Donald Trump or Ted Cruz and regardless of who it is, he will lose to Hillary Clinton in November — badly.
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"In the past, she would never lose to someone below her in the rankings, but she never beat the top ones consistently," he said after the semifinal.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, will have been disappointed to lose to Marine Le Pen's National Rally (formerly the National Front), which took 23% of the vote.
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The other modern presidential election with an impeachment overhang, in 1976, also saw the incumbent party lose to a candidate -- Democrat Jimmy Carter -- implicitly running against scandal.
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"In the end, just like the other women, I had too much to lose to go after Bill Cosby," she wrote in a 2014 Vanity Fair essay.
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If they're the team from the last month or so, they'll get in—and then battle for the right to lose to Cleveland in the second round.
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They can also still qualify should they lose to Jacksonville, but they'd need losses from the Bills and the Chargers as well to steal the wild card.
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In 2015, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association named Boyhood its best drama and The Grand Budapest Hotel its best musical/comedy — both would eventually lose to Birdman.
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Manaea has yet to lose to the Mariners as he went 2-0 with a 4.76 ERA in three starts against them as a rookie last year.
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If the triumph of a "gotcha" speech wasn't enough, Oliver also ran a clip of Trump saying how "embarrassing" it would be to lose to Hillary Clinton.
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Murray is favourite to win the John McEnroe group and so avoid Djokovic but should he lose to Stan Wawrinka on Friday he could finish runner-up.
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Rafael Nadal slammed a "bull-s---" reporter after he suggested the Spaniard's recent marriage caused him to lose to Alexander Zverev at the ATP World Tour Finals.
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Or, viewed through a slightly different lens, how many allies would the U.S. lose to the influence of a nuclear-armed competitor before it responded with force?
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He went on to lose to Patrick Rafter in five sets, which gave Australia an insurmountable 3-1 lead, a defeat that eventually cost Gullikson his captaincy.
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That was proved again in the opening game of the World Twenty20 championship Tuesday when heavily favored India managed to lose to unheralded New Zealand in Nagpur.
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Eustace rode a high altitude balloon to a height of about 1003,000 feet above the Earth before he cut himself lose to skydive back to the ground.
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Learning to lose — to accept that sometimes your viewpoint isn't shared by a majority — is an essential skill for a citizen in a democracy, or a president.
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Five Senate Democrats would lose to Republican candidates if the elections were held today and three have approval ratings under 50%, according to new Axios/SurveyMonkey polls.
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"Not long after the tournament, I heard that Serena told a friend — who then told me — 'I will never lose to that little bitch again,'" Sharapova writes.
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The bar's website notes that when Rice played in the 2006 New Orleans Bowl, alums gathered at Standings to watch their Owls lose to Troy, 41-93.
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No. 3 UConn–Butler, 2011 WINNER: SAD BULLDOG The point of this joke article is that all the basketball highlights lose to videos of animals on treadmills.
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To lose to her, even if it has no direct impact at home, would damage his political clout and credibility, and undermine his standing in European disputes.
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They reached the Finals yet again, only to lose to the Los Angeles Sparks in the final three seconds of a hard-fought and decisive Game 5.
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Those Spartans made the national championship game only to lose to that last top seed, which had been ranked third overall by the tournament selectors: North Carolina.
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Biden's strong night was a direct blow to Bloomberg, who entered the race over fears that Biden was a weak front-runner who might lose to Sanders.
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Luther Strange in the 2017 special election in the state, only to see him lose to Roy Moore even after Trump held a rally on Strange's behalf.
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If he wins the nomination anyway, they predict Sanders would lose to Trump, who would savage him as a socialist and point to the economy's relative strength.
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Sections of the Melbourne Park crowd jeered him as he suffered a meltdown to lose to Andreas Seppi in five sets in the second round last year.
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The Jets also made some dubious N.F.L. history, becoming the first team to lose to two teams that were 0-7 or worse in the same season.
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If it takes angering the same people who said "Hillary could never lose" to protect our country and win back the White House, then so be it.
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If the Eagles lose to the New York Giants and the Cowboys defeat the Washington Redskins, Dallas will sneak into the postseason based on the league's tiebreakers.
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In an unusually harsh speech, party elder Romney warned that former reality TV star Trump would likely lose to possible Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in the Nov.
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We didn't actually get to see this particular "Jeopardy!" episode ahead of time, but they told us that on June 3, James would lose to Emma Boettcher.
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A Morning Consult poll found that he'd lose to Trump and Hillary Clinton, 37 to 36 to 13, and to Trump and Sanders, 34 to 35 to 12.
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The country watched Moore lose to Doug Jones by just under two percentage points, sending an Alabama Democrat to the Senate for the first time in 25 years.
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Summer technically lasts a mere 93 days — a handful of which you'll inevitably lose to rain, weddings, family events, and all those shows you just have to binge.
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Experts think the early voting numbers in Nevada look terrible for Republicans, and Las Vegas–based journalist Jon Ralston thinks Heck will likely lose to Catherine Cortez Masto.
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Over time I believe the hybrid "cloud data — native app" model will lose to the "cloud data — cloud app" model, as more and more people experience the differences.
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And in an ideological popularity competition, it is likely to lose to the Labour Party, which is more in tune with the voters on issues like public spending.
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Hillary Clinton supporters and a large portion of the mainstream news media have been convinced for months that Clinton simply cannot lose to Donald Trump under any circumstances.
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In the years leading up to his hiatus, we saw Fedor lose to Fabricio Werdum, Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva, and Dan Henderson—all of whom qualify as legitimate competition.
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How can you persuade her that she would be equally likely as a man to win her race, when she saw Clinton lose to a sneering, misogynistic opponent?
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But for a candidate to lose to someone who's never been in the military, who's never held public office—he's not like any candidate who's ever run before.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Dean backed Hillary Clinton, who later went on to win the primary and lose to Donald Trump earlier this week in a stunning defeat.
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But "theoretically" doesn't cut it for the Irish right now—if there were ever a year for the Irish to lose to the Knights, this would be it.
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Pete and MGK were sitting courtside at the Pepsi Center in Denver, as they watched the Charlotte Hornets lose to Nuggets by a score of 110 to 123.
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I stopped showering consistently because bathing meant I'd stand there playing with the fat on my thighs to determine how much I needed to lose to feel better.
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The South Koreans, after two defeats, would have to beat Germany by more than two goals while hoping Sweden lose to Mexico to have any chance of advancing.
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"Later tonight, 'Famous' might lose to Beyonce, but I can't be mad," he said, poking fun at his 2009 interruption of Swift's speech at the annual awards show.
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Orioles hit five homers, but lose to Astros BALTIMORE — Houston gave up four homers and five runs in the first inning and five home runs overall Friday night.
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And in Harry Reid's 2010 Senate campaign, the polls utterly whiffed, suggesting he'd lose to his challenger Sharron Angle when he ended up winning by nearly 6 points.
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Clinton beat Sanders narrowly in the Iowa caucuses, the nation's first nomination contest ahead of the November election, but is expected to lose to him in New Hampshire.
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But since I have to, I'll back the Chargers and hope the defense has enough pride to show up and not lose to backup quarterbacks in consecutive weeks.
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When asked how much money Dirty Lemon was willing to lose to theft, Mr. Normandin demurred, noting that the company would write down any losses as sampling costs.
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I'd have some rational moments telling myself that I knew I'd never be able to do that, but those moments would always lose to the question: What if?
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"Keep winning, keep developing, don't assume they'd beat Sweden or Switzerland, don't assume they'd lose to Brazil (who may not beat Mexico)," Hayward wrote on Twitter on Thursday.
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While Pliskova acknowledged it was a "quite big upset" for her to lose to Pavlyuchenkova, she insisted it was part and parcel of the parity in women's tennis.
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"When you lose to somebody who has 40 percent popularity, you don't blame other things — Comey, Russia — you blame yourself," Schumer told The Washington Post earlier this week.
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"Vladimir Putin thinks Donald Trump should be president of the United States and that's why Russia is helping you get elected, so you lose to him," he said.
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"Putin thinks Trump should be president of the United States and that's why Russia is helping you get elected so you'll lose to him," Bloomberg said to Sanders.
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Cubs lose to Brewers, but win NL Central CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs' division-clinching party will wait until Friday, even though they became National League Central champions Thursday.
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They dropped their final four games of a five-game road trip and came home to lose to the Nashville Predators and Calgary Flames before this latest defeat.
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That included Sanders, who stands the most to lose to his longtime friend as they both compete for votes among the most progressive set within the Democratic electorate.
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Her argument that the party will lose to Mr. Trump if it nominates a candidate who fears her bold proposals has become central to her campaign stump speech.
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The show is prerecorded, and The Times had learned from representatives of the show that on the episode airing June 3, Mr. Holzhauer would lose to Emma Boettcher.
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But even if fewer Bernie supporters turn up at the polls to vote than expected, his staggering lead makes it unlikely that he will lose to Clinton here.
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It's basically a self-portrait: The man who got all dressed up—face paint and everything—only to watch his Knicks lose to the Cavs by 24 points.
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The President then extended an invitation "win or lose" to the US national team, which is competing in the Women's World Cup, and plays host country France on Friday.
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Biden meanwhile has been running ads in New Hampshire (as well throughout the country) trying to fundraise off the notion that he might lose to Sanders without more donations.
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They rightly point out that Sanders won the Democratic contests in Wisconsin and Michigan in 2016 — states that Clinton went on to lose to Trump in the general election.
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"If you look at Serena, how often does she lose to someone that's not ranked in the Top 10 or Top 20 or outside the Top 100?" said Haarhuis.
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And Williams did somehow lose to the unseeded Italian Roberta Vinci in the semifinals of last year's United States Open, with Williams just two victories from a Grand Slam.
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Why is he still in the race, given that he's sure to lose to Hillary Clinton and, some argue, should be helping the Democrats unite to defeat Donald Trump?
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Good teams have already lost (and will lose) to these Patriots—but any notion that the Texans were more than just the best of a bad bunch has dissipated.
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Not only did Trump lose to Cruz, he almost lost to Rubio in a dramatic, last-minute surge that propelled Rubio to within 1 percentage point of second place.
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The Briton told British media the clash with Pacquiao would happen even if the 40-year-old were to lose to American Keith Thurman in Las Vegas on Saturday.
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Here's a look at how recipients of the program are likely to lose to their participation in the program, according to new numbers from the Department of Homeland Security.
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How did the most experienced and qualified presidential candidate in generations lose to a real estate magnate and reality television star whose understanding of policy seems marginal at best?
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Here are all the actors who might win against or lose to a costar (or two, or three) during the 2019 Emmy Awards, which will air on Sunday, September
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Rafael Nadal slammed a "bull-s---" reporter after he suggested the Spaniard's recent marriage caused him to lose to Alexander Zverev at the ATP World Tour Finals in London.
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I am not stating that I believe that Trump wants to lose to Clinton, but I am suggesting there is at least some possibility that this is the case.
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After Onita refused to lose to someone he deemed a lesser opponent one night in the Dominican Republic, the promoter had Onita jumped by a group of wrestlers backstage.
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She would lose to Mr. Rubio, 50 percent to 47 percent, and Ted Cruz would beat her by just one point, 49 percent to 48 percent, the poll says.
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For the Packers, beating Minnesota only helps if the Lions lose to the Cowboys—and even then, not really, because the Lions can just claw that win right back.
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So Mer knows; Riggs knows she knows; and Owen includes Bailey, Meredith, and Amelia in a list of people he doesn't want to lose to Riggs, which is adorable.
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As we wrote yesterday, five Senate Democrats would lose to Republican candidates if the election were held now —Democrats need to pick up two seats to regain the majority.
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If Sanders and his team don't figure out how to do it, they could very well lose to Biden, and even if they win, they'll be unable to govern.
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But everyone loves the Dutch fans, even the countries that lose to them (as Canada's team would last week, 2-1, though both teams advanced to the knockout rounds).
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But a game against the Jets (0-3.53) should be viewed as no different than the college football games where big programs pay little programs to lose to them.
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"But to lose to the Giants twice last year — to not beat those guys at all — that really stayed with us," Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott said late Sunday night.
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"Vladimir Putin thinks that Donald Trump should be president of the United States and that's why Russia is helping you get elected so you'll lose to him," he said.
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Two other moderate candidates, Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, beat Trump in Michigan and Pennsylvania, but they lose to him in both Florida and Wisconsin in the same polls.
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Ultimately, I worry Buttigieg will easily lose to Trump because he is ill suited to make the simplest and most powerful argument against the current administration's apparent economic successes.
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No network would even consider airing a debate without including home-team heroes like Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowKrystal Ball: Democrats on track to nominate Warren, lose to Trump Egos!
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They became the only No. 1 men's seed ever to lose to a No. 16, falling to the Retrievers of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, by 20 points.
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However, opinion polls suggest she is likely to lose to either the independent candidate, Emmanuel Macron or center-right candidate Francois Fillon in the final round of voting in May.
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On the contrary, both Kasich and Cruz tend to make the opposite argument — that one problem with Trump is that he's unelectable and likely to lose to Clinton in November.
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After the election, Bee said she was faced with questions about how her series would recalibrate after a jarring election that saw perceived frontrunner Hillary Clinton lose to Donald Trump.
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Meanwhile: Oklahoma became the third top-six team in the past three weeks to lose to an unranked opponent, falling at Kansas State and dropping five spots to No. 29.
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In the video, Kim reveals she still had 35 more pounds to lose to get back to her post-baby weight, and she set the Met Gala as her deadline.
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If they lose to Watford this weekend, Martinez could be in serious danger of becoming the next manager to end up with a permanent #Out hashtag attached to his name.
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In Georgia, Democrat Stacey Abrams is projected to lose to Brian Kemp, and may not force the Republican secretary of state into a runoff by keeping him under 85033 percent.
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Great Field, No Hit On July 218, 21965, Minnesota becomes the first team to get two triple plays in one game, but the Twins still lose to Boston, 21966-0.
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If Republicans do not change their message soon, Trump may lose to one of the Democratic socialists, and then Americans will know what a real belly flop economy feels like.
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The current president, Widodo, is running for reelection in April and may well lose to Prabowo Subianto, a former general who is a notorious alleged killer and human rights abuser.
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Sure, in the extremely unlikely scenario the Lions beat the Cowboys in AT&T Stadium, and the Packers lose to the Vikings in Lambeau, the season finale will be moot.
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It was a chance to atone for its unprecedented early exit from the 2018 N.C.A.A. tournament, when it became the first No. 1 seed to lose to a No. 16.
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And Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, an architect of years of war, was watching his Saudi team lose to Russia in the opening match of the World Cup in Moscow.
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Brian Flores, the Dolphins' first-year coach, has repeatedly said the franchise is not tanking — in effect, trying to lose to improve their draft selection — though such admissions are rare.
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The party leaders interviewed by the Times were concerned that Sanders would lose to Trump in the general election and hurt down ballot races in swing states, the newspaper reported.
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The percentage of Democratic primary voters who think Bloomberg would lose to Trump was 8 percentage points lower than for a generic Democrat across four polls conducted over a month.
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And in a head-to-head analysis, surveys shows Biden beating Trump in nearly every battleground state, while Warren would lose to or, is even with, Trump in those places.
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A year earlier, Virginia was embarrassed in the first round of the NCAA Tournament by Maryland-Baltimore County, becoming the first No. 225 seed to lose to a No. 22020.
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"Bloomberg claimed that "Vladimir Putin thinks that Donald Trump should be president of the United States, and that's why Russia is helping you get elected, so you'll lose to him.
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"Vladimir Putin thinks that Donald Trump should be president of the United States, and that's why Russia is helping you get elected, so you'll lose to him," Bloomberg told Sanders.
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"I'm watching two or three matches each day," she said before heading back to her seaside hotel to watch Russia lose to Uruguay and finish runners-up in their group.
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Ask Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreDavid Webb: Environmental capitalism versus climate strike Warren's rise shakes up Democratic field Krystal Ball: Democrats on track to nominate Warren, lose to Trump MORE.
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If midterm elections were held today, five Senate Democrats would lose to Republicans, giving the GOP an even bigger edge in the chamber, according to new surveys from Axios/SurveyMonkey.
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If they beat the Chargers and the Raiders lose to the Broncos, the Chiefs can move from wild-card team to the A.F.C. West champion with a first-round bye.
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"Getting to play with your buddies, those are the people you want to lose to the least," said Fowler, who was at 13-under 129 after opening with a 64.
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The Cowboys needed to win, and for the Philadelphia Eagles to lose, to win the NFC East, but the Eagles beat the New York Giants to take the division title.
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The Cowboys needed to win, and for the Philadelphia Eagles to lose, to win the NFC East, but the Eagles beat the New York Giants to take the division title.
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The Cavaliers' loss came on the floor where they became the first No. 743 seed in the N.C.A.A. tournament to lose to a 16th seed (Maryland-Baltimore County) last year.
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In a New York Times op-ed, Mark Penn, a Democratic strategist who helped Hillary Clinton lose to Obama in 2008, insisted the party return to the centrism of the 1990s.
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So to be able to die with my family with me, to have control of my own mind, which I would stand to lose—to go with dignity is less terrifying.
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Those hopes will be for nothing if South Dakota State can pull off the upset; the Jackrabbits won the Summit conference and Maryland, for all its talent, can lose to anyone.
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The Cardinals, however, can clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs if the Panthers lose to the Buccaneers, so Coach Bruce Arians says he has no intention of resting his starters.
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Mr. Rubio and his advisers recognized long ago that if the election were fought as a résumé contest, he would lose to more experienced rivals, whether Mr. Bush or Mrs. Clinton.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey over his preparedness to be president, chalked up his rivals' attacks to fear that they will lose to him in the New Hampshire primary next week.
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The Buckeyes also lost in overtime to Minnesota earlier in the week, and they now need No. 483 Maryland to lose to Minnesota on Sunday in order to share the title.
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Cricket fans in New Zealand were heartbroken on Monday after their team came excruciatingly close to a maiden cricket World Cup victory, only to lose to England on total boundaries scored.
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If those bottom NA LCS teams lose to Challenger teams, the NA LCS teams will be bumped down to Challenger while the Challenger teams will move up to the NA LCS.
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The researchers found that, even though traditional schools have fewer students to educate, they cannot make up for the revenue they lose to charters by closing buildings and laying off staff.
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Her compatriot Lucie Safarova was the last woman player to achieve that, in 2015, when Vondrousova won the junior doubles final before rushing over to watch her lose to Serena Williams.
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In addition to completing a season sweep of Miami, Buffalo would require a Baltimore loss to Cincinnati or have Tennessee and the Los Angeles Chargers lose to Jacksonville and Oakland, respectively.
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The first-place Raiders can win the West and earn a first-round playoff bye Sunday if the Chiefs lose to the Denver Broncos or that game ends in a tie.
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Only really shit teams lose to England, but then again, this is Iceland we're talking about—our team was also not terribly good, and had disappointed us horribly in the past.
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Women also watched Clinton lose to an opponent who, by every measure, was far less qualified than she was, and who, along the way, hurled sexist insults and criticisms her way.
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A new poll released Thursday shows that Ryan would lose to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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A slow start had plenty worried but many were still confident Virginia would weather the storm and not become the first No. 1 seed to ever lose to a 16-seed.
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Out of seven weekly polls conducted over two months between mid-August and mid-October, there are just three candidates that more Democrats think would beat Trump than lose to Trump.
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Don't they care that he will lose to probable Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Another 30 percent of voters said they think Trump will lose to a Democratic nominee in the 2020 presidential election, and 39 percent responded that they believe Trump will win reelection.
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"Anytime you lose to a team, you don't want it to happen again," said Curry, who collected 34 points and made 7 3-pointers on a ho-hum night for him.
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Why Girls Beat Boys at School and Lose to Them at the Office Hard work and discipline help girls outperform boys in class, but that advantage disappears in the work force.
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You can lose to a good team on the road and save face, but you cannot lose, 21-0, while looking absolutely incapable of moving the ball or stopping the run.
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For Adams to still lose to Blunt may indicate that while she is well-liked by her fellow actors, Cheney isn't the role they want to give Adams the Oscar for.
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The massive alignment behind Biden was viewed as a broad effort to defeat Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who establishment Democrats fear would lose to Trump in a general election.
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Clemson, which has not played a close game since September, seems equally unlikely to lose to a Pittsburgh team that is 7-5 and was just throttled by Miami (7-5).
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They included Sharon Angle in Nevada, who was seen as too radical and managed to lose to then-incumbent Harry Reid despite his very weak approval ratings in his home state.
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"I was the heroine, but the villain in her mind," said Horvath, who had lost to Navratilova three times before that day and would lose to her seven times after that.
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"Vladimir Putin thinks that Donald Trump should be president of the United States, and that's why Russia is helping you get elected: So that you lose to him," Bloomberg told Sanders.
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He has said to me the future of the country is at stake, and if we lose to Donald Trump, it would be devastating for generations of African-Americans to come.
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How could the Capitals lose to the Penguins for the second straight year in the playoffs when Pittsburgh's captain, Sidney Crosby, was out for part of the series with a concussion?
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Particularly the very prospect that he could also meet the same historical fate that Hillary Clinton did — being this year's model of the Democrat who manages to lose to Donald Trump.
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Or will the final day call to mind the day in 13 when Els began a final round eight strokes ahead of Woods only to lose to him in a playoff?
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"When you lose to somebody who has 40 percent popularity, you don't blame other things — [James] Comey, Russia — you blame yourself," Schumer said in an interview Saturday with The Washington Post.
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Sorry, Dodgers fans -- it ain't gonna happen ... the Dodgers will LOSE to the Red Sox in the World Series, in part because Clayton Kershaw's no Sandy Koufax ... so says Ben Shapiro.
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However, those polls find he would badly lose to most rivals in the likely event of a runoff, which takes place if no candidate wins a majority in the first ballot.
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Earlier in the campaign, polls showed Le Pen would lose to the conservative candidate Francois Fillon, but that has changed after he was caught up in an investigation for misusing public funds.
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Volquez allowed three runs (two earned) in 218 26/24 frames at Philadelphia to lose to Hellickson but is 4-2 with a 2.30 ERA in seven career starts versus the Phillies.
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The association said its integrity unit had established that Willem II Tilburg midfielder Ibrahim Kargbo had coordinated with Wilson Raj Perumal of Singapore for Willem II to lose to Utrecht on Aug.
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Gawker founder Nick Denton predicted last year that the website would lose to former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan in a court battle that would take place in Hogan's home field of Florida.
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Greece's leftist Syriza administration introduced a bonus to pensioners and tax cuts last month, days before European Parliament elections which the party went on to lose to the conservative opposition New Democracy.
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"Unless national governments assist with funding them, then the cost will ultimately fall on airports, airlines and air travellers," he said, adding there was no time to lose to implement the measures.
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The first-place Raiders can win the West and secure a first-round playoff bye on Sunday if the Chiefs lose to the Denver Broncos or that game ends in a tie.
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After blowing a two-goal lead in the third period to lose to Slovenia in overtime on Wednesday, Friday's performance showed U.S. coach Tony Granato his team had learned from that letdown.
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That the first female presidential candidate would lose to Trump, an unrepentant sexist accused of serial sexual assault and harassment, is an embarrassment and a source of everlasting shame on this country.
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Nadal takes on Stefanos Tsitsipas in the other group on Friday and should he win and Alexander Zverev lose to Daniil Medvedev, it would set up a Nadal versus Federer semi-final.
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Izzo said he became an even bigger fan of Tony Bennett last season when the Cavaliers were the first team ever to lose to a No. 16 seed as a No. 1.
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Former FBI agent Clint Watts on Sunday said the U.S. will continue to lose to its adversaries until it is able to put aside the debate over fake news and come together.
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Lose to Doi in January, and Kerber would not have gone on to win her first major title at the Australian Open, where she beat Serena Williams in a three-set thriller.
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The Ravens and the Dolphins need to lose out, the Broncos need to lose to the Raiders, and then the Titans and Colts need to pick up at least one loss apiece.
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First at Vanderbilt, and now at Penn State, Franklin has done little to prove he is an elite coach; to the contrary, he's a guy who is expected to lose to Pitt.
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Equally important will be to bury any recollection of the catastrophes that paved the way for an über-qualified centrist to lose to an indisputably unqualified and unprincipled political novice in 2016.
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Mike Ludwig, a Giants season ticket holder who lives in Boston, had a drink in hand at the Meadowlands Racetrack sports bar after watching the Giants lose to the Jaguars, 20-15.
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So now, in simultaneous Week 17 games, the Ravens can clinch the North with a win over the Browns (7-7-1) or by having Pittsburgh lose to the Bengals (253-9).
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"When you lose to a candidate who is so unpopular—yes, you could say if Comey wasn't there we would have won," he went on, referring to James Comey, the F.B.I. director.
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" Elections The Louisiana governor race "And after getting them into a runoff, he picked up 1103 points because they thought he was going to lose to a popular governor -- John Bel Edwards.
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Palin was rocketed onto the national stage in the summer of 2008 after McCain picked her to be his running mate in the presidential race he would eventually lose to Barack Obama.
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All of those candidates hold appeal to affluent white liberals and that vote, let's call it the Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowKrystal Ball: Democrats on track to nominate Warren, lose to Trump Egos!
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Season 5 opened with the country in the grip of terrorism, some of it deeply exploited by Frank to swing an election he was about to lose to Will Conway (Joel Kinnaman).
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Even worse, the reefs have an increasingly difficult time rebuilding themselves fast enough to replenish what they lose to bioerosion since carbonate, the basis of their skeleton, is harder to come by.
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She ran for the job in 2012, with the support of South Africa, Nigeria, and other African governments, only to lose to Kim, who had the overwhelming backing of the United States.
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Alexis Tsipras's hard-left Syriza government will struggle to get these measures through parliament, but the alternative is to call elections that Syriza would probably lose to New Democracy, a centre-right party.
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Despite his victory Tuesday night in the New Hampshire primary, Bernie Sanders still faces an uphill climb to win the Democratic nomination and if successful could well lose to President Trump this fall.
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The problem is that against anyone who isn't stuck on the regional scene and brought in to lose to her, or specifically Ronda Rousey, Holm hasn't been able to do anything like that.
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The Chicago Bulls can't afford to lose to teams below them in the standings as they try to close the gap between themselves and the eighth-place Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference.
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Republican leaders fear that candidates who are too far to the right could lose to Democrats, who are seeking to wrest control of the House and the Senate in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Giles Merritt of pro-EU Brussels think-tank Friends of Europe said leaders had no time to lose to "head off trouble" and could revive their own Union by helping defend global stability.
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The pick-your-own-adventure, how-the-hell-did-Notre-Dame-lose-this-week game has hit a new low today, as the Irish found a way to lose to Navy, 28-27.
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Obviously I didn't play my best tennis today and I was really disappointed but Sloane was very supportive and if there was someone I had to lose to today I'm glad it's her.
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In the last two years, he's played his way to the finals of the U.S. Nationals in four-wall, only to lose to Irishman Paul Brady, the most dominant player in the world.
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If it succeeded, he might lose to Fernando Lugo, a left-wing former bishop who was president until 2012, when he was impeached over allegations of failing to keep order or prevent nepotism.
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Like spending $500 on Sunday Night Football tickets to watch your team lose to the Cardinals by 73 points in the sub-freezing Philadelphia winter (yes, if you can't tell, I'm still bitter).
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She is the first women's top seed to lose to an unseeded player at Wimbledon since Ana Ivanovic lost to China's Zheng Jie 210 years ago, also just after winning the French Open.
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For our purposes, any candidate for whom more than 30% of voters think will beat Trump or for whom less than 37% think will lose to Trump is over-performing Democratic voters' expectations.
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GOP skeptical Trump would lose to primary challenge Moreover, Trump could face a primary challenger in 20163, though many Republicans on the Hill don't think it's possible that any viable challenger will emerge.
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But to lose to a man who wears his misogyny as a badge of honor was proof that anti-choice positions and a deep disdain for women almost always go hand in hand.
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If John McCain ran for the Senate in Arizona for the first time in this environment, he almost certainly would lose to a more ideologically consistent Republican who promised unwavering support to Trump.
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As recent polls show, if the election were today, he would lose to most of the Democratic hopefuls by a substantial margin; in the case of Joe Biden, by nearly eight percentage points.
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That's according to new projections released today by the nonpartisan technology and media company Morning Consult, which also found that Donald Trump and Ted Cruz would lose to Clinton in a general election.
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Questions of viability, party officials say, have become overwhelming to the point that activists are uncertain about following their instincts out of fear they will nominate someone who will lose to Mr. Trump.
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She regathered herself and rose again only to lose to Wozniacki in January on a steamy Australian summer evening: a duel so grueling that Halep required hospitalization after the match for severe dehydration.
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Monday's poll also confirmed previous surveys showing Bolsonaro would lose to every major candidate in a probable run-off vote - with the exception of Haddad, with whom he was in a technical tie.
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And while Marine Le Pen, another anti-immigration candidate, has advanced to a second round of voting in French presidential elections, she is widely expected to lose to her centrist opponent, Emmanuel Macron.
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But Makri said the oil producer had no time to lose to agree on economic reforms as Algeria's model of a state dominated economic dependent on oil and gas revenues no longer worked.
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LIBERTY LOSE TO ATLANTA Brittney Sykes had a career-high 19 points and 9 rebounds, Layshia Clarendon added 15 points and 9 assists, and the host Atlanta Dream beat the Liberty, 81-103.
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We may not know anymore about the "woman in white," but we do know more about the woman in black — and how little she has to lose to find out who killed those girls.
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To accomplish that lofty goal, Grey's had to harken back to the many doctors we've grown to love, and then subsequently lose to death or talent contract negotiations, since the show began in 2005.
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But many of the retailers who are poised to lose to Amazon in this area can't afford to develop this same sort of technology in-house, which they will need a partner like Microsoft.
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For example, Emperor Commodus was assassinated in A.D. 192 because, in part, the military got fed up when he began acting above the law, including making gladiators purposely lose to him in the Colosseum .
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Manhattan men's basketball head coach Steve Masiello saw his Jaspers lose to Siena College last night, 81-68, pushing their record to 7-14; that's good/bad enough for 11th place in the MAAC.
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And I can promise to take better notice of all of the little things that make him the person he is—and the person I would really hate to lose to a transmogrification situation.
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"When you lose to somebody who has 40% popularity, you don't blame other things -- Comey, Russia -- you blame yourself," Schumer, the top ranking Democrat in the Senate, told The Washington Post over the weekend.
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He also breathed new life into a moribund Texas Democratic Party which four years ago saw its superstar gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis spend close to $50 million dollars only to lose to Republican Gov.
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Our sports desk tracked down the witnesses to this game-changing run in the ninth inning of Game 26 of the last World Series, which the Mets went on to lose to the Royals.
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At first, as you move out of cash into short-term bonds your expected return rises rapidly, but risk — if we define it as the chance that you will lose to inflation — actually diminishes.
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But more registered voters believe both Biden and Warren would "probably lose" to Trump than those who believe a Democratic candidate can beat the president, according to recent polling by The Economist and YouGov.
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If the Tigers lose on Sunday, and the Seattle Mariners were also to lose one of their last two games, then the Orioles could clinch even if they lose to the Yankees on Sunday.
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The Belgian's UFC record presently stands at 2-3, which pales in comparison to his 6-1 Strikeforce run and only saw him lose to current UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley by unanimous decision.
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He trained as a cabinetmaker, but in 1804, he entered the ring and although he, too, would lose to Cribb, he won his next eleven fights and went on to become a boxing instructor.
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Jacobs said there was no time to lose to strike an aviation deal between Britain and the EU, as airlines need to finalize their 2019 summer schedules in the first half of next year.
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Only two years ago, she blew a 5-1 lead in the third set to lose to Madison Keys in the third round of the U.S. Open as her movement and nerves betrayed her.
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Hastings is using a pretty straightforward Silicon Valley blueprint, which is to lose to money on growing your customer base until you reach a scale large enough to put your business in the black.
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Washington still gets knocked down — it advanced to the Pac-28 tournament final last weekend only to lose to Oregon by 212 points — but, like its coach, it has learned how to get up.
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It means that a superior Democratic candidate in a red state or a Republican candidate in blue state will probably lose to a much less qualified opponent than was the case in the past.
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But Trump would lose to both Democratic candidates in the state in hypothetical matchups: Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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FCHI was a victory for far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election, although current opinion polls show Le Pen as likely to lose to centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron.
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Biden scores a 29 among Democratic voters when asked the likelihood the potential nominee could beat Trump next year (with 290 meaning he would definitely lose to Trump and 25 he would definitely defeat Trump).
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Along with Bloc Party and Coldplay, Maxïmo Park would ultimately lose to the stunning and haunting Antony & the Johnsons record I Am A Bird Now but there is importance in having this kind of recognition.
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Dozens of untelevised tournaments are held annually and top players often inexplicably lose to relatively unknown opponents, said Steve Georgakis, a senior lecturer at the University of Sydney, who is researching match-fixing in tennis.
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Don't get me wrong, I believe in source protection, but I'm not sure how many digits I'd be willing to lose to a set of bolt cutters in exchange for a 4-digit PIN code.
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Cunningham blasts Sanders: 'South Carolinians don't want socialism' MORE warned that unless the party nominates someone who can appeal to everyone, "we'll lose to Trump," underscoring the biggest fear Democrats have in picking a nominee.
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A startup with a 35 hour workweek and unlimited vacation is almost certainly going to lose to a startup working 100 hours a week, even if the former's workers are better rested and more productive.
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Chatwood has yet to lose to San Diego in his career, improving to 23-225 in seven meetings (five starts) when he allowed three runs and six hits in 13 21/27 innings June 22.
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In an interview earlier this week, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she has "no doubt" that sexism played a role in the 2016 presidential election that saw Hillary Clinton lose to Donald Trump.
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Rosewall, then aged 39, went on to lose to Jimmy Connors but Federer will be a huge favorite to reclaim the title he last won in 2012 against big-serving Croatian Marin Cilic on Sunday.
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Checkmate. The famed collection of permanent chessboards nestled in a corner of New York City's Washington Square Park is where tourists go when they want to see what it's like to lose to a pro.
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After walking in his first at-bat, Horn strikes out over and over before hitting a double in the top of the 15th inning as the Orioles lose to Kansas City on July 17, 1991.
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Trump is exhausting the patience of the public to the extent he would likely lose to a safe, dull Democrat — but not to the extent that swing voters would take a chance on Warren's radicalism.
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Syracuse's next opponent was a result of the biggest break it got: No. 15 Middle Tennessee State upset No. 2 Michigan State in the first round, advancing only to lose to Syracuse by 22008 points.
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There's an argument that Okada had to lose to Tanahashi at Wrestle Kingdom 9 before he could become the Okada we have now, but it just doesn't line up for Naito in the same way.
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Optimistic Republicans said O'Rourke would end up like Wendy Davis, a Democrat who made a formidable statewide challenge for the governor seat in 2014, only to lose to Greg Abbott by a 20-point margin.
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Achieving admission, we sat all over the place, mostly at courtside, we talked to Billy Jean King until she shooed us off, and saw Jimmy Conners lose to Guillermo Vilas, I think, in the final.
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New England can clinch a playoff spot by beating Pittsburgh and having Tennessee lose to the Giants, and can clinch the A.F.C. East if it wins or ties in combination with a loss by Miami.
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Virginia is back as a No. 1 seed, and its tournament experience can only get better than last year's, when the Cavaliers became the first No. 1 men's seed to lose to a No. 16.
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Unfortunately, after the Red Sox pulled Sale, Brandon Workman blew the save, and the team managed to lose to the Colorado Rockies, 5-4, in 11 innings on a cold Tuesday night at Fenway Park.
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Well, it was weird because at Wimbledon I lost in the first round, an infamous day that I lost to Christina Sandberg, a Swedish girl who I had no right to lose to on grass.
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"I was told that the Israeli wrestler defeated his American rival, and that I must lose to avoid facing an Israeli opponent," Mr. Karimi-Machiani said in an interview with the Iranian Students News Agency.
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Her age has become not only a talking point, but also a psychological edge as her opponents fight the voice in their heads reminding them that they cannot possibly lose to a 15-year-old.
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The publication said it expects Trump, the GOP's presidential front-runner, to lose to Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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A Latino Decisions poll on behalf of America's Voice found 87 percent of Hispanics held an unfavorable view of Trump, and that he'd lose to Clinton among those surveyed by 76 percent to 11 percent.
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James Carville, a longtime Democratic strategist who supports Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado for the presidency, was more explicit: "You can go so far left that you can lose to an unacceptable incumbent," he said.
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While López Obrador is the man to beat in Mexico, Petro has to contend with a runoff election where he's expected to lose to Iván Duque, a right wing ally of former President Álvaro Uribe.
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Last week, the Royal United Services Institute think tank reported that the UK and its NATO allies would lose to Russia if they were to go to war as they are "comprehensively outgunned and outranged."
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We are less than a week away from the 2018 State of the Union address, so there is no time to lose to develop your tactics for being a part of the dialogue and history.
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With the Socialists weakened in a region they governed since Franco's death and which they could now lose to a right-wing coalition, the Andalusia result is likely to send shockwaves through the Spanish political landscape.
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The fact that Ossoff is headed to a runoff, where he could lose to Republican Karen Handel, is a disappointment to Democrats given their sky-high expectations in this first marquee race of the Trump era.
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And even though there've been fears going back to 2016 that focusing on Trump is the best way to lose to Trump, that's exactly what his supporters in Philadelphia said they want him to be doing.
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Don't get me wrong, I believe in source protection, but I'm not sure how many digits I'd be willing to lose to a set of bolt cutters in exchange for a 4-digit PIN code. One?
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"When you vacation with @ijessewilliams and he's afraid to lose to you in a paddle board race," Pompeo, 46, captioned the first picture which showcased her balancing on a paddle board next to Williams in Maui.
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Although in our poll Mr Biden is still the first choice of a plurality of Democratic voters, what might happen if he—or a similarly moderate candidate—were to lose to someone seen as more progressive?
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Tavares had given the Islanders a playoff series win for the first time since they beat the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1993, a season that saw the franchise lose to the Montreal Canadiens in the Conference Finals.
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For Ms. Niou, the victory was a vindication of sorts; she was passed over for the Democratic nomination in the special election, and ran as the Working Families Party candidate, only to lose to Ms. Cancel.
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Klitschko would go on to befriend Vladimir Kramnik, a Russian chess grandmaster, and would even play, but lose to, Garry Kasparov, one of the greatest chess players of all time, the Financial Times reported last year.
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The current conflict began in October when the previous government, about to lose to Law and Justice in national elections, named five judges to the 15-judge Constitutional Tribunal, though there were only three immediate openings.
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Appointed in February 2017 to fill the Senate seat vacated by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, he went on to lose to Roy S. Moore in a special election primary despite an enthusiastic endorsement from the president.
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But the former Stanford tight end now finds himself in the same position as an N.F.L. team that does not fully control its own playoff destiny, and needs other teams to lose to gain a berth.
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One year after taking one of the most infamous defeats in N.C.A.A. tournament history by becoming the first No. 1 seed to lose to a No. 16 seed, the Virginia Cavaliers came back stronger than ever.
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Mr. Federer dispatched the 20033th-ranked Mr. Kyrgios in straight sets, though he would unexpectedly lose to the little-known Australian John Millman two nights later, making his earliest exit from the U.S. Open since 2013.
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Hillary Clinton ended up winning such a contest in 2016, only to lose to Trump in the fall, so her warnings that Sanders could hurt the party's prospects in November represent what experience has taught her.
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Now, the conventional wisdom is that Sanders is going to run away with the Democratic nomination, then lose to Trump while putting the House Democratic majority at risk and blowing a shot at winning the Senate.
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It was a rough season for Sparty this year, with a brutal five-game stretch through October and into November that saw Michigan State lose to the likes of Ohio State, Michigan, and even lowly Illinois.
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A random draw will be held to determine the winner if there is more than one contestant left at the end of 50 hours, which would be a pretty awful way to lose, to be honest.
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What I know for sure is that there's no way she'd lose to Biden by 20163 points and also no way way that O'Rourke would fare 21 points worse than Biden in a matchup with her.
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Congrats to the Virginia Cavaliers, who won the school's first men's college basketball national championship just a year after they were the first No. 1 seed to lose to a No. 16 seed in the tournament.
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But the lead she held for months in Nevada polls has narrowed, and Clinton advisers say she could win by a lot or a little – or even lose to Mr. Sanders, which would be a big upset.
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Cincinnati ace Luis Castillo (26-43) had his second bad outing in Milwaukee, tossing 24 22/23 innings, allowing six runs (four earned) and walking five to lose to the Brewers for the second time this season.
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Guidolin has admitted that he could lose his job if Swansea lose to Liverpool on Saturday and, considering that they've taken a mere four points from their first six games, it would hardly be a massive surprise.
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Honduras are in pole position to advance but Canada could edge them on goal difference if they run up a big score against El Salvador and Honduras lose to Group One leaders Mexico at the Aztec stadium.
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It is quite another to lose to the most odious presidential candidate in memory, a reality television star with an impossible haircut who made no secret of his hostility toward Latinos, blacks, Muslims, and, above all, women.
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I will still watch the Jets, and I will still curse them when they find a spectacularly inept way to lose to the spectacularly mediocre Jeff Fisher, but it also seems weird that I will do that.
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That was in 1940 when Willkie stormed the Republican convention; he went on to lose to Franklin D. Roosevelt in the general but was well-remembered for the bipartisan help he gave to FDR as war came.
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But Bank of America Merrill Lynch believes a victory by Fillon in the first round would not be a positive for markets, since he could potentially lose to one of the extremist candidates in the second round.
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But ultimately, that was just how France's night would go, as they would lose to a team that mostly absorbed pressure, and had very few shots on goal—as they did for the majority of the tournament.
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Cole has yet to lose to Atlanta in his career, going 23-163 with a 216 ERA in five starts - including a no-decision on April 25 in which he gave up three runs over six frames.
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Like the US Navy, the Royal Navy has seen a decline in the size of its fleet since the 1980s, only in the case of the Royal Navy, it had fewer ships to lose to start with.
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But when voters in 2016 did exactly that, and nominated the candidate they were repeatedly told was most qualified to defeat Trump in the general election, they chose a person who went on to lose to him.
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"It's shrouded a bit in the first 24 to 48 hours because you're recovering from the campaign," said Rick A. Lazio, the former Republican congressman from Long Island who was the first person to lose to Mrs.
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Before Wednesday's game, Drew had to address J.R. Smith's recent accusation that the Cavaliers had been actively trying to lose to improve their chances of landing a top pick in next year's draft — tanking, in other words.
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The Los Angeles Rams can officially clinch a playoff spot — they would need to beat Detroit or have Seattle lose to San Francisco to clinch the N.F.C. West — and other teams are looking to improve their position.
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In the opening moments of the debate, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg mocked Sanders' embrace of socialism, claiming that Russian President Vladimir Putin was trying to get him nominated so he would lose to Trump.
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Mr. Trump would lose to a handful of the Democratic candidates, the survey indicated, and a trial heat between the president and Joseph R. Biden Jr. showed Mr. Biden thrashing Mr. Trump 55-753 among registered voters.
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Kyrgios is known for his boozy anticsAt Wimbledon 2019, the Australian reportedly spent the night in a local pub "chatting to girls" and "drinking", only to lose to Rafael Nadal in the second round the next day.
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Saban pointed out how ranked teams like Iowa lose to FCS squads like North Dakota State because "they don't prepare correctly" and he is emphasizing to his team that it must not take the Golden Flashes lightly.
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In addition to raising the legal burden of proof for cities to deny new housing projects, the bill makes the suits more expensive to defend by requiring cities that lose to pay the other side's lawyers' fees.
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Even if the Texans then lose to Cincinnati—and even if Tennessee or Indianapolis go 143-0 over the next two weeks—the Texans can still win the division by winning their regular-season finale in Tennessee.
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The buzz going into UFC 200 was that Lesnar was very likely to lose to Mark Hunt, because he was 38 years old and Hunt, as a devastating striker, was custom built to counter Lesnar's takedown style.
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As the Post's Ben Terris points out, Trump boasted of having "killed" Paul the last time they teed off together: "I could play him a thousand times and never lose to him," he said on the campaign trail.
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Yankees lose to Rays, fail to gain ground NEW YORK — This time Wilson Ramos didn't get robbed of a home run, but he possibly snatched away any chances of the New York Yankees winning the American League East.
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So seeing an obviously more highly qualified Black woman lose to a white woman during one of the most-watched television events of the year only enhanced that hyperawareness for me and many other Black women I know.
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Whether this plan will prove viable likely depends on the deals that Amazon can work out with the music industry — or how much money Amazon is willing to lose to prop up Echo and its new music offering.
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The world number 36 has enjoyed a breakthrough season, having reached the prestigious Monte Carlo Masters final in April only to lose to Italian Fabio Fognini, and has now earned his maiden triumph in another clay court event.
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Ottawa can also book its spot into the NHL's second season if the Tampa Bay Lightning lose to the Toronto Maple Leafs in any fashion and the New York Islanders fall to the Carolina Hurricanes in any fashion.
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The GOP nominee tore into Ryan on Fox News's "The O'Reilly Factor" on Tuesday night, saying he doesn't want Ryan's support and that the Speaker is the only person who could lose to President Obama in a negotiation.
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"For every one of those blue-collar Democrats he picks up, he will lose to Hillary two socially moderate Republicans and independents in suburban Cleveland, suburban Columbus, suburban Cincinnati, suburban Philadelphia, suburban Pittsburgh, places like that," he said.
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Neil Seery, meanwhile, was a journeyman brought in at short notice to lose to Brad Pickett at the O2 in 2014, and instead put on a brawl which had the crowd well on his side by the end.
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The rest of the country's brief, mawkish love of New York stretched just far enough to allow it the status of martyr, a symbolic bumper sticker for all we've lost and continue to lose to the rising tides.
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She's also a potentially important aggregator of delegates that Sanders might otherwise lose to Buttigieg and others, assuming that he believes he can dependably reconcile with his longtime ally-turned-rival as the race comes toward its conclusion.
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And, unlike 2016, when a host of people on both sides of the aisle thought there was no way that Hillary Clinton would lose to Donald Trump, not a single member of the Democratic coalition will be complacent.
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Tall and now in his 276s, he had just watched Trepca, his former club — the team he had joined as a boy and played center back for as a professional — lose to the current champion of Kosovo, Feronikeli.
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New Orleans still owns a tiebreaker over Carolina based on head-to-head record, so for the Panthers to win the South, they will need to beat Atlanta next week and have New Orleans lose to Tampa Bay.
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Cowboys 47, Redskins 16 In a game that did not end up mattering — Dallas needed Philadelphia to lose to the Giants for a chance at winning a division title — the Cowboys finally let their offense have some fun.
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"They sure as hell don't want to lose to the Brooklyn Nets, and I think we've got a chance to beat the Sixers, so it's just a high-intensity game and that's what it's going to look like."
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Many of those who marched said that watching the first major-party female presidential candidate lose was painful; watching her lose to a man who has referred to several women as "dogs" and "piece[s] of ass" was infuriating.
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There is heavy pressure to pick the candidate with the best shot at defeating President Donald Trump, and anxiety looms as voters express concern about arriving at a nominee that will lose to the incumbent in the general election.
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It's this simple for the Jets: Win on the road against the Bills and they're in, lose and they have to hope the Steelers lose to the 3-12 Browns, which, let's face it, is probably a long shot.
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The big confrontation here was between Mr Trump and Mr Cruz, who would be quite content to see Mr Rubio lose to his main rival in Florida, if that took him out of the running—and the delegate count.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.), only to narrowly lose to now-Sen.
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Worryingly for him, Manchester City now find themselves in a situation where – should they lose to a resurgent Swansea on the last day of the season – Manchester United could pip them to the fourth and final Champions League spot.
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Or maybe it was more to do with the scene itself, as it was odd to witness a venue going from watching the Los Angeles Kings lose to the San Jose Sharks one minute and punk club the next.
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Some polls showed him not only very likely to lose to Sinema but also extremely likely to lose a primary challenge to Kelli Ward, a kooky far-right conservative character whom everyone views as a weak choice for Republicans.
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We spoke with GGG's promoter Tom Loeffler, who says he's been in serious talks with Golden Boy Promotions about getting a date set for this September ... as long as Alvarez doesn't lose to Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. in May.
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By contrast, both Ted Cruz and Donald Trump would lose to Clinton in a general election battle, according to the Morning Consult projections — though, interestingly, not in historic blowouts but instead by similar margins to Mitt Romney's 2012 loss.
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It was one of the most surprising ends to a game all season, with the Kansas City Chiefs leading by 14 points with less than four minutes to play only to lose to the Los Angeles Chargers, 29-28.
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"That was just one player, and you knew you were going to lose to him at least nine times a year, which was fine because that gave you a lot of other tournaments that you could win," Perez said.
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They point out that a leadership contest before then would risk reigniting a public fight over Europe, and would raise pressure to hold a general election, which the Conservatives might lose to a resurgent, left-wing opposition Labour Party.
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"U woulda had twelve if u passed the ball more especially in the finals against the pistons #facts," he commented on an Instagram post, referring to the 2004 NBA Finals that saw the Lakers lose to the Detroit Pistons.
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Pliskova was referring to her loss to 260th-ranked Chloe Paquet in three sets in the first round of last year's French Open, in which she became the first woman in the draw to lose to a wild card.
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But that pricing and launch timing means the PS5 will almost certainly lose to the Nintendo Switch in sales this year, as Nintendo has the benefit of selling throughout 2020, and the Switch models cost between $199 and $299.
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"We went from being a team that when they were ready to play expected to lose, to a team that believed they had first had a chance to win and then expected to win," Welts said when discussing Jackson.
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Two men's shocks saw Russian Daniil Medvedev, seeded 12th, surrender a two-set lead to lose to French doubles specialist Pierre-Hugues Herbert while Canadian Denis Shapovalov, the 20-year-old 20th seed, lost to German Jan-Lennard Struff.
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Still, she remains at 10 Downing Street, the nominal head of a bitterly divided party loath to risk an election it could lose to Labour's Jeremy Corbyn, an old-fashioned left-winger whose own party is divided over Brexit.
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He spent nine seasons as an assistant to Saban at Alabama before taking over at Georgia two years ago, and on Monday he became the sixth former Saban assistant to lose to him (they are 21-12 over all).
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A startup is nothing without the hype: You can have the best engineers in the world and a working product and still lose to a company that has none of that, but it does have 5,000 members in its Slack channel.
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They will enter the final day of the season as the second wild card, but they would move up to the first wild card if they beat the Ottawa Senators and the Carolina Hurricanes lose to the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday.
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Hocutt noted those three victories against teams in the committee&aposs top 25, along with the close lose to Georgia as the reason for the Irish being the highest ranked in a group of one-loss teams from three to seven.
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Line: Panthers by 10.5 It's kind of remarkable that the Panthers, who were undefeated going into Week 16, now face the possibility of losing out on home-field advantage throughout the playoffs if they lose to the slumping but scrappy Buccaneers.
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Or, he will crash in spectacular fashion as he is forced to defend Trump's impolitic ideas and undignified rhetoric on the campaign trail, only to lose to one of the most damaged and disliked opponents in the history of presidential elections.
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See, the tale of the shock jock cuts both ways: According to Baron, shock jocks were the only defendants she ever saw lose to that argument, because their behavior—while performative—was considered so outside any form of civilized norm.
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He's betting Ted Cruz, who has staked much of his campaign on winning in Iowa, will lose to Trump next week here in the caucuses, seriously blunting the Texas Republican's momentum in the rest of February's primaries and undermining his candidacy.
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Even a legendary dance track that goes to No. 1 in France, No. 2 in the UK, and a still-respectable No. 61 in the US is going to lose to a Jam and Lewis chart-buster every single time.
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The Boston Celtics scored just 7 points in the lowest-score opening quarter in a playoff game since the N.B.A. went to a shot clock in 1954, and they went on to lose to the Atlanta Hawks, 89-72, Tuesday night.
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Swalwell is a more recent addition to our surveys and at this time has a low sample size to draw conclusions with, but generally he is seen as more likely to lose to President Trump than other candidates in the race.
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" The only problem for Republicans, however, is that "an astounding 65 percent" feel that way about the real estate developer, leading the paper to conclude that he and Cruz "may be the only two Republicans who could lose to Hillary Clinton.
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This year, as Cleveland girds itself against potential disappointment should the Indians lose to Boston in the LDS, Toronto or Texas in the LCS, or (probably) the Cubs or the Giants in the World Series, they have reasons for optimism, too.
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Jeff Flake, who recently announced he won't run for re-election in 2018 because he would likely lose to a challenge from a pro-Trump candidate on the right, argued the problem is the makeup of the party is the issue.
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Top-ranked Alabama has such a cushion in the College Football Playoff rankings that it will qualify for the four-team national championship competition even if it should lose to No. 16 Florida in Saturday's SEC Championship Game at Atlanta.
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McConnell and company have zero interest in welcoming an accused child molester to their ranks nor in seeing their slim 52-48 Senate majority grow even thinner should Moore lose to Democrat Doug Jones in a special election Dec. 12.
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Should the Lions lose to the Cowboys tonight, their Week 17 game against the Packers—which has been flexed into the Sunday night slot—could not only decide the NFC North but also whether Detroit goes to the postseason at all.
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In that game, Zidane used his head less successfully, butting defender Marco Materazzi in frustration and receiving a red card as France went on to lose to Italy in what turned out to be Zidane's last match as a player.
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Mr. Rinfret not only went on to lose to the Democratic incumbent, Mario M. Cuomo; he also barely managed to place second ahead of Dr. London, by less than one percentage point, or about 38,21960 votes, of 21970 million cast.
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The Americans went on to lose to Europe the next day in Glenagles, Scotland, and in a memorable news conference afterward, Mickelson kicked off his public campaign to change the American Ryder Cup leadership model from an autocracy to a republic.
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Some rivals hit him: Ms. Warren on his health plan not being realistic; Mr. Buttigieg on the toxicity of some Sanders supporters online; Mr. Bloomberg on his support of socialism and predicting that Mr. Sanders would lose to President Trump.
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It is a squishy, eye-of-the-beholder judgment often used against women, but it has been a real barrier for Ms. Warren with voters who like her and her policies but are worried that she would lose to Mr. Trump.
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At least Newman won't lose to his cousin Randy, the composer for "Marriage Story": Instead, both Newmans will probably fall to the Golden Globe and BAFTA winner Gudnadottir, whose striking compositions for "Joker" give a voice to the main character's madness.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg was the first to hit Sanders, arguing that the Russian government is interfering in the election to aide Sanders' primary bid because he would lose to President Donald Trump in the general election.
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Steve BullockSteve Bullock2020 Democrats seize on Trump, Ukraine transcript: 'This is a smoking gun' Bullock: Only option is impeachment proceedings if Congress is denied whistleblower report Krystal Ball: Democrats on track to nominate Warren, lose to Trump MORE, former Rep.
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He has experienced two rough outings in his past four starts, giving up four runs in 22 2/3 innings to lose to San Franciso on Saturday and allowing six runs to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a July 21 loss.
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"We had an experience in 2010 and 2012 nominating candidates in primaries who couldn't win the general election," he said, citing past conservative challengers who defeated candidates backed by the party leadership only to lose to Democrats on Election Day.
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His one round-robin victory at the 02 this week came against alternate Pablo Carreno Busta - only his third ATP Tour victory since squandering a two-set lead to lose to Juan Martin del Potro in the U.S. Open fourth round.
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Should they beat the Giants in New Jersey and the Packers lose to the Bears, the Lions could clinch their first NFC North championship since there became such a thing in the 53 realignment (and first division title since 25).
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Like their male counter parts, many of these elected Republican women are worried that the sitting Republican Senator Ron Johnson will lose to his reelection to Democratic challenger Russ Feingold if Trump is on the ballot in November, Riley said.
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People will laugh at you for claiming that said fighter could dominate the weight class above, take cross gender fights or make a run at a boxing career when they eventually lose to someone with the right skills in their weak areas though.
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Newly installed campaign advisers are whispering to the GOP establishment that there will be a new Donald Trump, a more presidential, less bombastic Trump, a Trump who won't be an embarrassment to the party and lose to Hillary Clinton by double digits.
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His opposition on this mission was Joe Riggs, a 57-fight veteran who, after winning Bellator's Fight Master, returned to the UFC to lose to Ben Saunders and Pat Coté, and defeat Ron Stallings by DQ. Camozzi delivered in the biggest way possible.
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Although Zverev fired 73 aces in the match, his erratic serve was on display at the Gerry Weber Stadion as the 22-year-old made nine double faults to lose to Goffin for the first time in three meetings between the pair.
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Shrinking supplies, more demand: There is, quite literally, no time to lose to protect the coffee that you drink, the climate and ecosystems that coffee needs, and the tens of millions of small-scale farmers who make their living growing the crop.
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Plus, for $22, Lorenz could've gotten Outfield Promenade tickets to watch the Mets lose to absolutely everyone, or downloaded Drake's Scorpion and the good half of Take Care, or bought four packages of frozen drunk food, namely Trader Joe's Mandarin Orange Chicken.
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Overwatch's internal system for rating my skill and then matching me with other players of similar skill seems so efficient and correct that the I am dialed in perfectly to play against people who will beat and lose to me at equal intervals.
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It's not like a basketball game where there is a winner at the end of the day except that we just both have a lot of pride in what we do and neither one of us wants to lose to each other.
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But significantly, when Trump traveled to the state for a rally recently, he did not specifically endorse Kelli Ward, who is planning to challenge Flake, and is seen by many Republican leaders as a GOP candidate who could lose to a Democrat.
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WA will hold a state election in March next year, and there is a real possibility that the Liberal-National coalition will lose to the Labor opposition, or be returned with a substantially reduced majority, if a recent opinion poll is correct.
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An official from an Asian G20 country said foreign investors in Britain needed to get a sense of how much access the country might lose to the EU's single market if it drops the bloc's core principle of open borders for EU workers.
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However, the Oakland Raiders still have the better record against common opponents; if they win in Denver and the Patriots lose to Miami, every other tiebreaker (overall record, conference record, etc.) will equalize and the Raiders will be the AFC's top seed.
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Don't forget about New England, though the Patriots did just lose to the Steelers, who have enough talent to win the Super Bowl but now, after a late collapse in New Orleans, most likely won't even get a chance to compete for it.
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In a Republican primary to fill the Senate seat vacated by Jeff Sessions, now the attorney general, Mr. Trump first endorsed Luther Strange, the choice of the party establishment, only to watch him lose to Mr. Moore, who was backed by Mr. Bannon.
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Ms. Ward, derided by critics as a fringe candidate and a conspiracy theorist, was beaten badly by the senior senator from Arizona, John McCain, in a 2016 primary, and party leaders fear she would lose to Ms. Sinema in the general election.
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A selective moral logic seemed to animate the industry: publishing had failed to innovate quickly, yes, but surely we—the literary, the passionate, lovers and defenders of human expression—wouldn't lose to companies whose executives didn't even show an appreciation for books.
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Virginia 85, Texas Tech 77 | Overtime MINNEAPOLIS — A year after exiting the court as a picture of embarrassment, the first No. 123 seed to lose to a No. 16 in the men's N.C.A.A. tournament, Virginia left wearing a crown on Monday night.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Far-right front-runner Jair Bolsonaro appealed to Brazilians on Friday to turn out to vote for him on Sunday and give him an outright victory to avoid a run-off that some polls say he could lose to a leftist challenger.
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Buying a stack of copy paper and folding them all yourself would most certainly be cheaper, until you factor in the countless hours you'd lose to that task, and not being able to go to work given the countless paper cuts all over your hands.
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At stake is about $215 billion oil firms would lose to ethanol producers if the higher ethanol blend became the new norm in a U.S. gasoline market worth about $285 billion, based on average retail prices and gasoline demand of about 285 billion gallons.
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Last week, I told you it was time to start worrying about the Seattle Seahawks.... That was after their too-close escape from the Miami Dolphins, but no—not even the gloomiest naysayer expected the Seahawks to lose to the lowly Los Angeles Rams.
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Considering some of the heartbreaking ways his team has managed to lose to the Warriors, maybe Durant will opt for the Eastern Conference, so at least the next time he runs into the Warriors in the playoffs, it will be in the Finals. [TNT]
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"They are doing the right thing ... they are not going to be the low-price leader, but they're going to be in a range that is acceptable to their customer that doesn't cause them to lose to the competition," said Edward Jones analyst Brian Yarbrough.
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Now, only time will tell if Brady will lead the Patriots to the same outcome he did 17 years ago, or if the veteran will lose to a younger quarterback and a hungry team ready to carve themselves out a place in the history books.
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His bout against Tank Abbott was especially sad: Kimbo Slice's bout with James Thompson—a fighter known for his numerous knockout losses and obviously brought in to lose to Slice—drew seven point three million viewers, becoming the most viewed MMA fight in history.
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The health care issue did make the race closer, he said, but that issue was already "baked in" for voters by early January 2010, when an internal campaign poll found that Mr. Brown was going to lose to the Democrat, Martha Coakley, by 10 points.
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People are going to argue when I leave this table and you leave today, what's fake news and what's true and false, and until we can put that debate aside and come together as Americans, we're going to continue to lose to other adversaries.
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The Warriors, who beat Cleveland in the 2015 Finals only to lose to them last year after squandering a 3-1 series lead, went a record-setting 15-1 in the playoffs, their only loss coming in Game Four of the best-of-seven championship.
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In Insider polling, the percentage of Democrats who think Biden could beat Trump has slightly decreased from 70% in February to 65% in late September while the proportion who think he would lose to Trump has jumped from 13% in February to 22% in September.
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With Pittsburgh winning on Sunday, Baltimore needs to win if they want to keep pace in the AFC North, though because the Ravens won the first meeting with the Steelers, they could still lose to the Pats and take the division if they swept Pittsburgh.
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But those lucky enough to have landed coveted tenure-track or tenured posts generally recognize that they have too much to lose to become "antifa" rioters or rant uncontrollably on social media, even if they have stronger academic freedom protections than their adjunct colleagues.
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Wall Street investors fearful of a government takeover of healthcare dumped shares in health insurers, while Democratic Party insiders sounded the alarm that the self-described democratic socialist would not only lose to Trump in November but would also hurt the party's chances down ballot.
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The conference tournament will be mostly unchanged, but teams in the top group will not fall below a 5 seed, since it would hardly be fair for a top team to lose to several tough teams and fall behind a team with an easier schedule.
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Doug Baldwin (SEA at 49ers) — The Seahawks will be playing to win with a first-round bye on the table (if the Falcons lose to the Saints), so expect Wilson to lean on Baldwin again after targeting him an incredible 19 times last week.
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The only remaining chance for a minor shake-up was for the Packers, who led their division by virtue of a tiebreaker, to lose to the Lions, which would have forced them to play on the road in the wild-card round of the playoffs.
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Dallas, meanwhile, threw away what was once a commanding lead in the N.F.C. East by losing to Philadelphia, 17-9, and the Cowboys will need to beat the Redskins, and have the Eagles lose to the Giants, in Week 17 to squeak into the playoffs.
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Najib was ousted from power in an election that saw the Barisan Nasional coalition that had held power for decades lose to a reformist coalition spearheaded by Mahathir, a former prime minister who had been a stalwart of the Barisan Nasional until turning against his former comrades.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee put close to $2 million behind Katie McGinty, their favorite candidate in this primary, but she could lose despite having support of party establishment, President Obama, Joe Biden, and lose to Joe Sestak, former congressman and a fear among the party establishment.
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Yes, she'd probably lose to the Brazilian destroyer, but if she did pull of the win—and that's a big if—she'd erase any memory of her losses to Tate and Shevchenko, and immediately reassert herself as one of the top contenders in her home division.
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The Rojiblancos (the Red and White) did not lose to their city rival this season, with one draw and one victory, and they allowed only 18 goals during the entire Spanish league season, giving them the best goals againstaverage of any team in Europe's top five leagues.
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It would bring him together, forever, with his teammates, with the support staff, with the coach, Fernando Santos, who watched Portugal lose to Greece while serving as a radio commentator and now, more than a decade later, has brought his country back to the cusp again.
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Read more: Meghan Markle paid a subtle tribute to Prince Harry and baby Archie with her US Open outfit, which also included a $175 J Crew dressMarkle, along with Kate and Pippa Middleton, watched Williams lose to Simona Halep at the Wimbledon final back in July.
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Deep is Korean condescension against Japan, exacerbated by a collective inferiority complex as manifested in South Korean President Moon Jae-In's remark, "We will never again lose to Japan," following Japan's announcement of restrictions on exports of chemicals that are crucial to South Korea's semiconductor industry.
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Monday night, Hillary Clinton demonstrated a strong contrast against Donald Trump in terms of preparation and knowledge, puncturing Trump's reality show bubble and disheartening conservatives who'd gone all in on the theory that she's since such a flawed candidate she might lose to an ignorant boor.
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Getting the N.F.C.'s top spot back would involve some help from New Orleans, but the Rams can at least secure the bye for themselves by continuing to win; should Chicago lose to Green Bay, the Rams would clinch the bye by beating or tying Philadelphia.
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Granted, the Washington gang was particularly worried that the controversial Mr. Moore was more likely than any other Republican to lose to Doug Jones, the Democratic nominee (he is more likely, but not by much), and terrified that he might embarrass them if elected (right again).
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"Putin thinks Trump should be president of the United States and that's why Russia is helping you get elected so you'll lose to him," Bloomberg said, referring to reports that surfaced this week saying that Russia is planning to meddle in the 2020 race to boost Sanders.
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The Giants (10-5) can still qualify for a postseason berth without another regular-season victory if the Atlanta Falcons lose to the Carolina Panthers this weekend or if the Detroit Lions, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Green Bay Packers lose or tie their games.
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Department of Homeland Security announced after the last election it now considers elections critical infrastructure, opening up similar programs to state elections programs it offers to the financial sector, telecommunications, the power grid and other enterprises considered too valuable to lose to any sort of attack.
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