Instead, the party's faith in its own power to defeat Trump, mano-a-mano-a-mano-a-mano-a-mano, has increased the chances that he will sweep the first three contests and never look back.
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Maybe they should settle the nickname controversy mano a mano.
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They&aposre starting out mano a mano with their translators, right?
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He has also used 'mano a mano,' which many looked up.
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As critics see it, Trump's mano a mano approach is falling flat.
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Packer pulled Bryan into a room for a little mano a mano.
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"This is a highly competitive, mano a mano sport," Mr. Bender said.
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Now, Archie gets to face off against the Black Hood mano a mano.
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It was so amazing for tennis, these mano-a-mano, titanic match-ups.
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Is there a more pure mano a mano duel in all of team sports?
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After March 31st, the primaries became a mano a mano between Kennedy and McCarthy.
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"I'm happy to go an hour and a half mano a mano," said Cruz.
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You just live for that mano-a-mano duel between pitcher and batter, don't you?
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RELATED: Ted Cruz invites Donald Trump to go mano a mano in debate Florida Sen.
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My mind's eye recalls Seaver throwing more or less nothing but fastballs, mano a mano.
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It portrayed the Cold War as a classic mano a mano competition between two men. c.
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But it won't be long before they're mano a mano once more, fighting for second place.
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As a result, mano a mano actions scenes between the Americans and the Nazis are relatively few.
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He has faced Green, arguably the league's greatest mano-a-mano defender, and Iguodala, a clever defender.
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Not to mention the requisite debate skills to take on Trump mano-a-mano in the fall.
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Then there is the mano-a-mano element of a showdown with Mueller that Trump clearly relishes.
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The mano a mano also proves Justin's proposal wasn't an impulsive decision in the middle of a vacation.
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"People are always trying to make these cases mano a mano between me and someone," Bharara told me.
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Chicago's runoff system — and its facile mano-a-mano narratives — endures mostly because it's the devil we know.
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A female cop who doesn't look like a runway model and doesn't go mano a mano with psychotic killers?
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Trump sold his voters a possible mano-a-mano relationship with Putin that could improve relations and solve problems.
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WE BELIEVE MORE IN BILATERAL ARRANGEMENTS, BECAUSE THAT'S A ONE-ON-ONE KIND OF A MANO A MANO ARRANGEMENT.
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He is perceived as a nice guy who may not be able to go mano-a-mano with Trump.
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Kellyanne Conway telling us this morning that that&aposs the way the president likes to do things, mano a mano.
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After Mr. Trump said he would skip Thursday's Republican debate, Mr. Cruz challenged him to a "mano a mano" showdown.
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Now that that's over, you can get down mano a mano with what's probably the best part of Thanksgiving: leftovers.
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Cruz has played up the importance of Indiana, saying he relished the chance to go mano a mano with Trump.
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When going mano a mano — or tentacle to tentacle — one octopus might whip out its suckered arm to flail at another.
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Will Trump take up Ted Cruz's challenge to debate "mano-a-mano," effectively thrusting all the other candidates into undercard hell?
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Last years&apos visit to Brussels also produced the famous mano a mano handshake between Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron.
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But Prichard ain't taking Diddy's attempted nickname robbery sitting down -- issuing a challenge to meet mano-a-mano inside the ring.
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In his business career, he oversaw a very lean executive team, and he preferred to his deals to be mano-a-mano.
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An air fryer would be flattened in a mano-a-mano with a real Fryalator and its big tub of hot oil.
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It's genuinely thrilling to see Matt introduce himself as Jessica's lawyer, or Luke and Danny go mano-a-mano in an alleyway.
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They believed that mano-a-mano, no judo moves or karate chops could defend against his superhero-like powers of pugilistic destruction.
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He embarrassed himself and the team with his mano-a-mano slugfest with Josh Norman, which contributed to a 2015 Giants loss.
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That's true of the climactic mano a mano as well, though the mood is grimmer and the sense of personal grievance more intense.
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"I thought about the Libertarian Party again, but I decided I really wanted to go mano a mano with Mr. Trump," Weld said.
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Cruz challenged Trump to face off Lincoln-Douglas-style, "mano-a-mano," and offered to donate over $1 million to charities if Trump accepted.
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The governments and industries responsible for crimes are not to be resisted en masse, but instead fought mano a mano through supplemented self-reliance.
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I know going mano a mano with the Trump administration for the last couple of years is enough to spoil anyone's sense of humor.
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Transforming North Korea's defiance of the international community into a mano-a-mano duel between Trump and Kim makes the already tense situation more volatile.
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Let's be clear, though: an air fryer would be flattened in a mano-a-mano with a real Fryalator and its big tub of hot oil.
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They didn't go into detail, but a newspaper did publish pics of Penn and actress Kate del Castillo arriving in Guadalajara before the mano-a-mano.
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Here are three early signs that Mitt Romney is lacing up to go mano a mano with the President: Romney is uniquely positioned to take a stand.
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The mano a mano match between Dollar Bill and Mafee on behalf of their overlords, Bobby Axelrod and Taylor Mason, provides the show with a perfect symbol.
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Mass.) moving forward (losing may be the only thing for which she hadn't fleshed out a plan), we are looking at a mano-a-mano, Bernie v.
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For soon enough, they will be going mano a mano, with holds and twists and headlocks, accompanied by grunts of determination and frustration that verge on orgasmic.
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The handshakes continue after the final score is tallied, even after a hard-fought playoff game, where both teams show sportsmanship, mano a mano, face to face.
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The Grey (2011) Yes, this is the movie where Liam Neeson goes mano-a-mano with wolves in the Alaskan tundra, and no, it's not a joke.
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And Donald Trump, after the incident in Dayton, said later he would have been ready to go mano-a-mano had his protective detail not subdued the man.
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Also in the running was Netflix, the other half of a mano-a-mano battle of streaming titans that have upended indie festival norms by upping the ante.
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In the wake of Thursday night's Warrior-led ass-kicking, McGrady told TMZ Sports it would be even worse if the two ex-teammates went mano-a-mano.
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It appears that the mano a mano fight that Trump and Cruz engaged in the week before the voting convinced more to vote for Trump than for Cruz.
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"Downsizing" is not an update of "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids," and anyone hoping to see Paul go mano a mano with a Chihuahua, say, will be frustrated.
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It seems that since these two first went mano a mano on Broadway in 1962 (and on screen in 1966), Martha has acquired a feminist confidence and conscience.
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" Asked whether Wolfe would support Sanders if he wins the nomination, he said, "I'm holding out the hope for a mano-a-mano DNC between Bloomberg and Bernie.
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If you get that ICBM, it will mean your destruction, and I hope that&aposs the message in their one-on-one, that is delivered mano a mano, perfectly clear.
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JH: Well, you can see he's signed up for five years, so there's some part of the value that is: Marc can help us compete mano a mano with Amazon.
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Trump envisions going mano a mano with Chinese President Xi Jinping over trade during a bilateral meeting that Beijing suggested this week may not take place in Osaka after all.
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It seems equally possible Mr Erdogan has endeared himself to the president merely by making the bilateral relationship feel like a mano-a-mano business one, with no side-deals involved.
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The mano-a-mano mad-dad duel between Nels and Viking — spiced with hints of class and generational conflict — gets complicated when a third angry father is added to the mix.
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Head to head Given that the summit will likely hinge on a mano-a-mano test of wills, Kim may also have been trying to demonstrate his own personal leverage over Trump.
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For example, one long-running theory about an epic mano a mano between two of the series' most hulking characters is being brought to the forefront again thanks to a millisecond of footage.
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Cruz will likely continue to attack Trump on stage; so far he's called his opponent a "fragile soul" and challenged him to a "mano-a-mano" debate any time before the Iowa Caucus.
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"He was doing this mano-a-mano, one at a time," said one Manhattan business person who received a direct call from the mayor, and who requested anonymity to discuss the private conversation.
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G20 summit There are a ton of story lines coming out of the G20 summit in Germany, but none bigger than today's mano-a-mano showdown between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"If Donald is afraid of Megyn Kelly I would like to invite him to participate mano-a-mano," Cruz said in an interview with conservative radio host Mark Levin, who promptly offered to moderate.
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But his deceptions know no limits and he makes his escape, which obliges Glass to set out once again in attempt to achieve revenge and justice in an elaborate and gory Western mano a mano.
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This is especially true because "winning" in evolutionary terms has very little to do with being victorious mano a mano, and everything to do with being successful in getting one's genes projected into the future.
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The game of political chicken began when Mr. Moore challenged Mr. Strange to what Mr. Moore called a "mano a mano" showdown, perhaps thinking that the incumbent would not take him up on his dare.
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Sanders is surging and is now in a near-tie with Biden both nationally and in Iowa, setting the stage for a mano a mano struggle between the two that could crystallize the electability vs.
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The mano-a-mano moment was reminiscent of Biden's exchange during his 1988 campaign with New Hampshire voter Frank Fahey who asked Biden where he went to law school and what his class rank was.
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Ron Artest III says he's can totally take LiAngelo Ball -- the middle of the Ball brothers -- if the two ever faced off in a mano-a-mano basketball game ... but, he was really nice about it.
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But it also means any given fight will usually end in a stalemate, a compromise, or a left-field revelation, like the awkward one that shuts down the big mano-a-mano in Batman v Superman.
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Putin, the global power player and master of the body language of the mano-a-mano photo op, adopted his usual, inscrutable expression, but nevertheless said he was "delighted" to meet Trump, at last in person.
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But he said that the approach had sometimes been "inartfully executed" and warned that the President should avoid being drawn in to a mano-a-mano showdown with Kim in the wake of the nuclear test.
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Before he met with Kim to rough out an agreement to negotiate a future denuclearization by North Korea, Trump told reporters he'd know after meeting him mano-a-mano if Kim was serious within a minute.
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The president also fretted that Mr Mueller was inconveniencing his own one-man effort to cosy up to America's aggressor, Vladimir Putin, whom Mr Trump is due to meet mano a mano in Helsinki on July 16th.
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After Trump decided to skip Thursday evening's GOP primary debate on Fox News due to his feud with co-moderator Megyn Kelly, Cruz challenged the billionaire businessman to a "mano a mano" debate in Iowa on Saturday.
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Thrill to mano-a-mano death matches in the open waters between San Marco and San Polo as the gondoliers and pirates try to board, capsize, and keel-haul each other, terrorizing tourists, Venetians, and Biennale attendees alike!
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On Wednesday evening, Cruz got specific with the debate challenge he extended a day earlier, inviting him to match in a "Mano-a-Mano" event this Saturday at Western Iowa Tech University in Sioux City at 8 p.m.
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"There is a lot of interest in seeing this debate, and it will be interesting to see them mano a mano," said Neil Sroka, with Democracy for America, one of the progressive groups that endorsed Sanders this month.
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There's little expectation of going mano-a-mano, but Mr. LaPierre's tone provided a reminder that time is running out on what has been a remarkable run of unapologetic, even gleeful, bursts of disrespect aimed personally at President Obama.
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In May so far he's walked away from his own planned and much-ballyhooed agreement to sit down mano a mano with the North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un after a North Korean official insulted Vice President Mike Pence.
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"He and I are the leading candidates in this state right now, so how about the two of us, in a one-on-one debate, mano a mano?" the Texas senator said Wednesday at a rally in West Des Moines.
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If his logic is driven by his ego, he'll push ahead, get in the room with Kim where he believes, mano a mano, he will make Kim square the denuclearization circle, delivering, against worsening odds, a first for a US president.
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With pounding synth-heavy music and a visual style riffing off of anime and cyberpunk, it's an unending stream of big-bad showdowns, the sort of challenging, mano a mano fights usually served up as level or quest climaxes in other games.
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The activities will also include more familiar traditions: designing Day of the Dead masks and mini-altars; learning the art of papel picado, or paper cutting; and enjoying performances of folk music and dance presented by Mano a Mano: Mexican Culture Without Borders.
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To do so, Cruz will point to the states he has won outright, but he will focus even more on the states where the winnowed GOP field allowed for a more direct comparison, a mano a mano showdown of Trump vs. Cruz.
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A singing preacher and his singing son go mano-a-mano, or rather microphone-to-microphone, in "The Total Bent," a blazingly entertaining new musical set mostly during the 1960s from the creators of "Passing Strange," Stew and his regular collaborator Heidi Rodewald.
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Jordan Spieth, the winner of two major championships a year ago who was charged, for the good of golf, with building a lasting mano a mano rivalry with McIlroy or Day or Johnson, has not — gasp — won a major in 13 months.
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They each recognize too much of themselves in the other to completely abandon pity, and so when the two of them break off from the main battlefield for a mano-a-mano showdown by a solitary tree, there can be no definitive resolution.
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There is an actual movie coming out on Friday that features Statham—an A-list actor known for playing dapper cockney tough guys—as a rescue diver who goes mano a mano with a prehistoric shark, the Carcharodon Megalodon, aka "Meg," for the syllabically challenged.
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Appropriately, after the ominous, beatless introduction of first track "Stadium Greeting," Product 1.0 barrels forward with heavy, in-your-face, retro-futuristic rave music that instantly incites the adrenaline rush required for virtual high-speed races, or going mano-a-mano with the final boss.
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In this animated adaptation of the 1986 Frank Miller comic book of the same name, Batman and Superman ended up facing off mano a mano – or at least Kryptonian a mano in a robo-armor suit that Batman wears to level the playing field.
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Jim began to craft the story of Hemingway, having just won the Nobel Prize and experiencing writer's block while on assignment for Life magazine in Spain to pen an article covering the mano a mano between two great matadors, Antonio Ordonez and Luis Miguel Dominguin.
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He likes to hearken back to The Time When Washington Worked, when Republican men and Democratic men could run their mouths on the trail about each other, then come together in the United States Senate, mano a mano between the 203-yard lines of American political consensus.
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" Both directors understand that there's a sort-of expected rivalry between them, but were happy to squash it, with Chazelle explaining, "It's weird to be friendly with someone but to feel like there's a mano-a-mano thing, which I guess is the nature of the Oscars.
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Remember that Trump views everything in life, from mundane conversations to billion-dollar business deals to a summit with the leader of North Korea, as face-offs -- mano a mano tests of will and strength: The whole world is a deal and he is the world's greatest dealmaker.
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The morning after Donald J. Trump dropped out of the Fox News debate and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas challenged him to a "mano a mano" contest in a forum of his choosing, Mr. Cruz took a break from debate prep in Des Moines to get a bite to eat.
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"And I know all the press here is, 90 percent of their coverage is on this whole thing, 'Oh, Donald Trump's not going to show up, Ted Cruz is challenging him to a one-on-one, mano a mano debate," Rubio said at a rally in West Des Moines, Iowa.
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"Lincoln-Douglas, Mano a Mano, Donald and Me." Arguing that Mr. Trump's refusal to debate in Des Moines was an affront to Iowa voters, Mr. Cruz noted that he was on the verge of having visited each of the state's 99 counties and likened the debate to a job interview before the electorate.
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And while the chance to see old-school Steve Rogers and modern guy Tony Stark, aka Captain America and Iron Man, go mano a mano is inherently thrilling only to diehard fans, even nonbelievers who make it to that climactic moment will feel that something is at stake when the two face off.
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FAIRFIELD, Iowa — Seeking to insert himself into the latest Donald J. Trump-created campaign controversy, Senator Ted Cruz on Tuesday night challenged Mr. Trump to a "mano a mano" debate, suggesting that if the Republican front-runner was too frightened to face Fox News's Megyn Kelly, the two candidates could face off without a moderator.
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Cruz's promise of a venue is a follow-up to his demand for a "mano-a-mano" debate, though Trump has shown no interest in engaging his rival in person as he seeks to run out the clock on what the polls show is a narrow lead in Iowa with just five days to go.
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Nuclear agreements: Ending one, working on another North Korea -- Making history with solo meeting -- Trump's historic mano-a-mano meeting with Kim Jong Un yielded a remarkable agreement that North Korea will work toward denuclearizing and the US will stop military exercises in the region and, Trump later teased, potentially reconsider its military support for South Korea.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-22019 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Fla.) went mano a mano.
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