Campbell's path to victory is far more elusive than Kennedy's.
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Go deeper: Peace has never been more elusive in Afghanistan
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If anything, gun control laws currently are even more elusive.
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With each arrest, a return to normalcy became more elusive.
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As the neurological disease progressed, freedom became ever more elusive.
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But the votes of other senators have become more elusive.
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A change in federal law has so far been more elusive.
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But the cockpit voice recorder is proving to be more elusive.
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The China Dream has never seemed closer, and never more elusive.
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Justice has not been served and feels more and more elusive everyday.
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Image: Royal Mint / GizmodoThe marquee security feature, however, is much more elusive.
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That effort seemed more elusive than ever, given Palestinian outrage over Jerusalem.
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But common ground has been even more elusive in the current climate.
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For now, Senate and gubernatorial race wins have proved a bit more elusive.
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"Insecurity #14503 Love" (1943-46) is even more elusive as an erotic allegory.
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A force bigger—and more elusive—than he could have ever possibly imagined?
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The humor in many other works in the exhibition is even more elusive.
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It was influence by example, because Hammons was becoming more and more elusive.
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My peers and I are finding joy more elusive in our early 80s.
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What makes Chino Farm special is something bigger, yet more elusive, for Makoto.
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However, her new band has been even more elusive — until last week, that is.
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So as the assumed value for axion mass decreases, the axion becomes more elusive.
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Changes in the world's political landscape have also made the 2030 goals more elusive.
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For many travelers, a free flight or hotel stay feels more elusive than ever.
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Figures for the UK are more elusive, but anecdotal evidence suggests a similar picture.
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The practical takes money and knowhow; the people problem involves something more elusive: trust.
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Clarity and consensus were more elusive where the Middle East and Afghanistan were concerned.
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As book-culminating insights go, Vincent leaves this reader longing for something more elusive.
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Nepalese food, best expressed at Royal Nepal in Alexandria, is a more elusive commodity.
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Many links have already been revealed in indictments, but co-ordination has proved more elusive.
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When it comes to in-demand selfies, there's none more elusive than the royal selfie.
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Without using the right measurement for success, success is much more elusive — maybe even impossible.
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Despite evidence that tax cuts are more elusive than ever, the market moves very little.
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Scientists can do it for stars and DNA and electrons; people have been more elusive.
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" Victories were more elusive then, he said, "because you didn't have Trump as your president.
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Few thought to add a fourth, more elusive cause: the regime's total loss of credibility.
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The blue light they emit inhibits the sleep hormone melatonin, making sleep significantly more elusive.
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The Kurds may be winning ground; but peace among them may prove to be more elusive.
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Diversifying the leadership positions at the big cultural institutions south of Harlem has proved more elusive.
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The batter is poured into a mold, but the source of the fluffiness is more elusive.
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This is very on-brand for Sprouse, who is the more elusive half of the Sprouse twins.
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But Gillian Anderson's Media has been a more elusive creature — and she was definitely worth the wait.
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Could there be another, more elusive type of "sterile" neutrino that can't feel even the weak force?
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The work represents a crucial step toward understanding some of the more elusive mechanics of cosmic evolution.
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But when you go beyond optics, it seems that celebrating true diversity is a more elusive endeavor.
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Finally, our growing debt makes the American dream more elusive, and in doing so weakens us all.
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On Wednesday, as the school was plunged into a lockdown, the safety felt all the more elusive.
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The human cost, in hunger and disease, is likely to worsen; a settlement will grow more elusive.
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As she chronicled on her PLOS Blog, finding photos of African-American female scientists proved even more elusive.
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Now, LinkedIn data support the idea that founders also are better at something much more elusive: talent management.
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But on meatier matters like harmonising asylum rules or euro-zone integration, agreement looks more elusive than ever.
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With each advance of the North's nuclear capability, the solution to the threat gets harder and more elusive.
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But finding broad GOP support on other legislative priorities this year is proving to be much more elusive.
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It has proved rather more elusive on concrete plans for a women's equivalent of its Club World Cup.
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Solutions may be more elusive, but the eventual compromises might also be fairer and less morally, well, compromised.
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We'll see first class continue to vanish and become even more elusive, a continuation of the 2010s trend.
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It's something more elusive she's after, what she and her fellow temps call "the steadiness" — a permanent job.
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In the nearly quarter-century since, the prospects for a lasting peace deal have seemed ever more elusive.
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But I tend to respond more fully to a different kind of art, less finished, more elusive, more lived.
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Through the years, Carmen Sandiego has been more elusive than even the master of disguise, Waldo of Where's Waldo.
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More elusive and exclusive is The Bow Room, a "hidden reservations-only pink oasis," as described the press release.
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One of the more elusive skills in this White House is the ability to communicate effectively with President Trump.
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While Netflix has undoubtedly cracked the code when it comes to making quality television, movies have been more elusive.
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But that movement didn't quite crest dramatically; "Un Bal" had extroverted flair but not more elusive, more memorable lilt.
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Raising children has become significantly more time-consuming and expensive, amid a sense that opportunity has grown more elusive.
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Some, like slowness, speed, stillness and density, are fairly easy to grasp; others, like discrepancy and transmission, are more elusive.
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In fact, we have proof — making the mystery of where Justin's face tattoo went even more elusive than we thought...
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But to study even more elusive aspects of the universe, some physicists think that a newer, bigger tool is needed.
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Clinton's advisers and those who have gone through the process emphasize an equally important, if more elusive, quality: chemistry. Mrs.
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But the film's subject is more elusive, at once more below the radar and beyond the reach of political discourse.
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Seven years after a brutal war, peace and tourism have returned to Sri Lanka's north, but normality remains more elusive.
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That sets this sector apart from others and makes change more elusive because the connection with consumers is less acute.
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And somehow, being in control of what surrounds you feels more elusive and more important than it ever has before.
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But it's far more elusive to elucidate the presentation, style, and above all else the singular mood of the game.
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And the giant squid isn't even the heaviest squid—there's an even more elusive "colossal squid" inhabiting the Antarctic waters' depths.
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Afterward, the always elusive first lady became even more elusive, slipping out of Washington, much to the surprise of the press.
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This will also speed play and, in making the ideal toss more elusive, take away a smidgen of a server's advantage.
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Like the movie stars of yesteryear, we see in the characters what we project onto them, but reality is more elusive.
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But the rationale for an investment like this one appears more elusive, other than being a play for lucrative sports content.
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The misleading estimates are already being used for ideological purposes, making an appropriate resolution to this challenging issue even more elusive.
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As for the people advocating for Bigfoot safety, Radford believes they are hoping to preserve something more elusive than a mythical beast.
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But he added while the bank has rebuilt profits and delivered steady returns to investors, share price gains had been more elusive.
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But with trillions of points chasing a finite number of awards, the free plane tickets and seat upgrades have become more elusive.
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To the extent that we are aware, even generally, of the information we hold, removing it is one more elusive technological hurdle.
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Because Immendorff''s pictorial allusions, very often, refer to details of contemporary German history, his work was (and still is) more elusive.
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They did it not out of physical hunger, but to satiate a deeper, more elusive longing: the desperate desire for viral fame.
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Some of these accounts undoubtedly are real, Broniatowski says, but there's probably a large proportion that belong to more elusive bots and trolls.
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Just getting the chance to hear this music—standards in certain parts of the world, but more elusive at American clubs—was exciting.
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Brin has become more elusive at internal events but has spoken at all-hands meetings this summer and remains on the firm's board.
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"Perfect Places" is set during "just another graceless night" of drinking, dancing and hooking up, seeking thoughtless pleasures that seem ever more elusive.
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"For me, no animal is shrouded in more mystery, no animal more elusive, and no animal more beautiful," he posted on his blog.
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They are about being smart, gaining access, associating with someone great ... You are bringing your investors something far more elusive than a metric.
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But in other cases, a solution is more elusive: Where is that annoying hum coming from and how do you make it stop?
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Not only did it survive those upheavals, it also learned from its mistakes to make its leaders more elusive and their loss less disruptive.
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As Xi gets into his sixth year of presidency and China's internet regulator grows more centralized, acts like these feel more elusive and fleeting.
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Throw in the current overarching macroeconomic uncertainties, particularly those originating in China, the world's biggest copper user, and statistical certainty becomes ever more elusive.
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Proving more elusive is yet another red panda, Sunny, from the Virginia Zoo in Norfolk, who was last seen on the night of Jan.
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It's often a more elusive challenge to raise children who genuinely like each other and will choose to support each other throughout their lives.
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A more elusive ingredient is "duende," best described as the spirit that overcomes a dancer who is carried away by the rhythms and movement.
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This past week, Trump has only appeared to harden his demands as well — making a resolution to the shutdown seem that much more elusive.
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For Palau's police, the catch — the far more elusive target — was the fishing companies who send these desperate men to sea to flout the law.
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But each concession made to the conservatives made the votes of moderate Republicans who are beginning to peel away from the bill even more elusive.
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It's exciting to have Mr. Litton reshaping City Ballet's music with such authority, but the marriage between music and dance is a more elusive alchemy.
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Visitors may find this concept even more elusive than that of this year's camp show, which drew people in and frustrated them in equal measure.
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As for the ever-more-elusive upgrade to first class, she puts herself on the waiting list, but ignores offers to pay for the privilege.
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He said when you get older you will learn that truth is more elusive than you think — and that maybe it's not even the point.
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But shelter is more elusive in the state, where more than two-thirds of the homeless live outdoors, compared with 5 percent in New York.
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The Relentlessness of Modern Parenting (2018) Raising children has become significantly more time-consuming and expensive, amid a sense that opportunity has grown more elusive.
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Fury's a bit more elusive, so I have to just kind of pin him down a bit more, then do what I want to do.
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On Monday, Mr. Lamar's "DAMN." took home an even more elusive honor, one that may never have even seemed within reach: the Pulitzer Prize for music.
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Yet minds feel more crimped, fear more pervasive, possibility more limited, adventure more choreographed, politics more stale, economics more skewed, pressure more crushing, escape more elusive.
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Scent is more elusive, unstable, mysterious—when you're out, you can get a distinct whiff of something suddenly in passing and be like, What is that?
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The president had promised he would spark higher growth but the longer it takes to get to the stimulative policy, the more elusive the economic growth .
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But a film adaptation has proved more elusive: talks swirled over the last decade involving various studios and leading men, including Russell Crowe and Javier Bardem.
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Many young people feel this way because income inequality in the US is so extreme, economic mobility has slowed, and the American dream has become more elusive.
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Although the crackdown has curbed underground banking to some extent, illegal activities using those "grey capital" networks are still spreading and becoming more elusive, the report said.
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Cameraperson is composed of unused footage from those films and others, stitched together based not on chronology or topic, but on more elusive connections personal to Johnson.
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"The Colour in Anything" grows self-pitying, almost maudlin, in ways Mr. Blake has managed to avoid in the past simply by using more elusive lyrical metaphors.
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In New Orleans, where we have yet to recover from Hurricane Katrina, putting more children at risk of hunger will only make that recovery even more elusive.
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VergaAnd that information is of great interest to Chinese and European oil companies, who hope it'll lead us to more elusive fossil fuel reserves here on Earth.
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"In its glorious, yet unfortunately more elusive, display beneath the sea, this vivifying and effervescent color mesmerizes the eye and mind," Pantone said in the news release.
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But while influencing bond yields is relatively straightforward for a central bank with a printing press, changing the psychology of inflation in Japan is proving more elusive.
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Sleep is becoming more elusive and less reliable as the pandemic—its uncertainty, its isolation, its possible death toll, its mass layoffs—turns my dreams into nightmares.
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No ordinary mortal, including members of the tax-writing committees, can possibly keep it all straight, and the fog of tax politics makes everything even more elusive.
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Yet it can start to feel that such intimacy has become more elusive for Ellison, who has become less the Great Black Hope than the Great Explainer.
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Neither party has a long-term solution — and the renewed fight over Obamacare that burst out over the past 10 days has made compromise even more elusive.
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"We believe INTC is facing structural headwinds as datacenter weakens, quality growth becomes more elusive, and competition increases," analyst Stacy Rasgon wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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While it's easy to understand why things like your driving record may be factored into your rate, Danise said, the reason why credit is considered is more elusive.
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By the end of the book, definitions seem more elusive than ever: to compose is to work with sound, or with silence, in a premeditated way, or not.
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The Knesset passed an amendment requiring a supermajority to give up Israeli sovereignty over any part of Jerusalem, making a peace deal with the Palestinians even more elusive.
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"The concept of how much more they're going to do and when that's going to be is a little more elusive right now," Nye told Cramer on Thursday.
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ERBIL (Reuters) - The Kurdish independence vote championed by their leader Masoud Barzani was a gamble that may have made his quest for a homeland more elusive than ever.
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The mystery of how it works has, if anything, only grown more elusive as our sense of the physical self extends to include our genes, our microbiomes, our stresses.
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On the EP's title track "Blooms," Deebs exchanges Perry's silky crooning for more elusive and nebulous electronic vocals, but maintains the balance between angelic synth and an entrancing bassline.
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Robert Walser, the Swiss novelist who died in a psychiatric institution in 1956, was one of the 20th-century's true originals, stranger than Kafka, more elusive than Walter Benjamin.
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While another movie might have leaned harder on ripped-from-the-headlines prurience, "Super Dark Times" instead aims to become a more elusive pleasure — a simple story, well told.
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High-stakes move The decision to let the yuan slide was made in Beijing, a fact that could further complicate trade talks and make a deal even more elusive.
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Some people travel this time of year to escape the winter scaries — others spend this season finding something more elusive than a warm, relaxing beach: the perfect proposal spot.
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" He advised, "Republican voters should nominate a stalwart, quick-witted conservative whose immigrant roots and modest means make him a far more elusive target for Clinton's slings and arrows.
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I'm sure you already follow your favorite singers, actresses, and artists, but did you know that some of the more elusive and private celebrities still indulge on the picture platform?
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But if fast-growing tech companies can't find and hire qualified women software engineers — whom they know exist — their goal of a fully-staffed engineering team is even more elusive.
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You don't get good at pressure fighting without doing something to make your head a more elusive target, but the body will always be found where the fighter is standing.
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The move in deposit rates is a stick because it coincides with the third, more elusive arrow of Abenomics, according to Parry - which is increasing real wages and capital expenditures.
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But as Axon looks to expand its hardware streams by pushing into the state corrections market and further into federal agencies, dominance of public safety software might be more elusive.
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But since they began training their arsenal of cyberweapons on a more elusive target, internet use by the Islamic State, the results have been a consistent disappointment, American officials say.
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But Mr. Trump's behavior during the past several weeks suggests that even reaching a smaller, more targeted agreement on security arrangements at the border is more elusive than ever before.
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As so often, the steps Trump takes to try to satisfy his craving for respect and to be seen as a spectacular victor threaten to make that recognition ever more elusive.
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"We believe Intel is facing structural headwinds as datacenter weakens, quality growth becomes more elusive, and competition increases," Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon wrote in a note to clients earlier this week.
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That goal has become even more elusive in recent years, with the surge of regulations around privacy and data protection that limit what kind of information can be collected and used.
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But in recent years, brokers say, an apartment touched by death is less of a deterrent, as the real estate market has become more competitive and good deals ever more elusive.
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Vincent himself (Robert Gulaczyk) is a more elusive presence in "Loving Vincent," since most of its action is posthumous and self-portraits make up a relatively small part of his oeuvre.
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The staging, the suspense-building and much of the dialogue are beautifully calibrated, but the search for meaning and authentic emotion, especially in this third season, has been much more elusive.
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Indeed, thanks to geopolitical tensions—between America and China, America and Russia and Iran, and India and Pakistan—a regional consensus over Afghanistan seems to some to be more elusive than ever.
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Privacy has became all the more elusive for lovers, given a housing shortage that forces many families to live in the same apartment and couples to live together long after their divorce.
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Instead of trying to attain and consolidate power (and becoming a reliable commodity in the process), North is engaged with something more elusive and humbling: what happens when he reads a poem.
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But the most consequential piece of legislation, a bill requiring that every construction worker on projects over three stories receive 59 hours of safety training, has shown to be far more elusive.
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He does indeed show up, though he comes across as a more elusive presence than the other visitors to the ranch, who include Ula (Maria Striar), Bama (Crystal Finn) and Len (Nat DeWolf).
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To which the Norwegian committee's response, based on the history of the prize, would be that the more elusive the goal, the more important it is to encourage those trying to reach it.
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More recently, Mr. Albright said that most insurance companies had problems turning a profit over the last six years and that the changes autonomous vehicles would bring were sure to make profitability more elusive.
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The investment firm now believes the stock will be nearly cut in half over the next 12 months because "positive earnings and cash flow [are] now even more elusive" in light of the combination.
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Rather than use his footwork to deny takedown attempts as MMA's more elusive strikers do, Johnson is a forward moving fighter who actively fights off any takedown attempt, dropping his hands to do so.
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Agreement on the European Deposit Insurance Scheme (EDIS) has proved even more elusive as several northern countries want to reduce the risk of bank failures across the bloc before jointly guaranteeing euro zone deposits.
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But since ObamaCare became law in 2202, the GOP has made almost no progress on the more elusive goal of drafting an alternative despite multiple working groups and more than 2628 votes to repeal it.
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In the same Saturday tweet, Trump also escalated his rhetoric on immigration in a way that is likely to further inflame the political atmosphere that will make any resolution of the issue even more elusive.
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It's the trifecta that only a DL It Girl (the low-key, more elusive version of the seen-everywhere trendsetter) could possess, but we know there's much more at play here than confidence and connections.
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You laugh, and then you fall silent, the quick visual delight giving way to depths of flavor and something more elusive — a consciousness of food as past and present, at once memory and daily recurrence.
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Even if Beijing and Washington achieve a trade resolution, and that's questionable with rising heat around impeachment leading up to the presidential race in 2020, then a tech deal is thought to be more elusive.
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Ms. Meder fears that artists in Kansas have become more siloed and less engaged with one another in recent years, as financing for conferences has become more elusive and eligibility for grant money has fluctuated.
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Walking out of meetings may have been an effective negotiating strategy when Donald Trump was a businessman, but experts fear the president's stunt in Hanoi Thursday just made peace with North Korea all the more elusive.
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More elusive, Rejaey says, are "women with high risk behaviors," including those who are married to drug users and might use drugs themselves, along with those engaged in sex work—which is where Qadria comes in.
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Although the crackdown has curbed underground banking to some extent, illegal activities using those "grey capital" networks are still spreading and becoming more elusive as collusion between banks in different regions is rife, the notice said.
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With the referendum having given Abadi a political opening to regain contested land and shift the balance of power in his favour, it may prove a gamble that makes the KRG's quest for statehood more elusive.
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Though the resulting photographs are far from documentary, they seem to reflect a truth that is more elusive than a simple declaration of fact, in the same way poetry can teach us something the news cannot.
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The wars launched by George W. Bush in Iraq and Afghanistan provide further evidence that successful military action can prove much more elusive than the generals anticipate, and it can trigger a chain reaction of unintended consequences.
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Ari Melber, 37, host of The Beat on MSNBC: For Melber, it was a toss-up between the familiar — fellow MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin — and the more elusive Ta-Nehisi Coates, a national correspondent for The Atlantic.
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Mr. Kadyrov is seeking a more elusive kind of rehab: repairing an image of ruthlessness and oppression as he seeks to draw more investors and tourists to this formerly war-ravaged capital in the North Caucasus region.
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What makes a quick solution even more elusive is that over the past 10 weeks the demands of the protest movement, such as the introduction of universal suffrage, have widened far beyond what the government can offer.
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Mr. Trump's inability to reach a satisfying deal despite the negotiating experience he regularly touted on the campaign trail suggested that any aspirations of collaboration across party lines may be even more elusive than he had imagined.
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Palestinians say the settlements jeopardise their goal of a state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with East Jerusalem as its capital, and that the U.S. move will make an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal even more elusive.
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It can be hard to know what to say to a person in the thicket of grief; when someone is grieving a loved one's suicide, the right words — any words, even — can feel all the more elusive and fraught.
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While Turkey claims to be returning these territories to their "true owners," Mr. Erdogan is instead dooming Syrians to foreign occupation and militia rule and making the prospect of peace after eight brutal years of war even more elusive.
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Accountability is arguably more elusive than ever, given that both Russia and the United States are eager to push the warring parties to the negotiating table and deal with what they both see as an existential threat: the Islamic State.
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U.S. forces in Syria may have been withdrawn in the name of "ending the endless wars," but we are likely to find instead that their absence makes peace and stability more elusive and puts American interests at greater risk than ever.
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With the referendum having given Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi a political opening to regain contested land and shift the balance of power in his favor, it may prove a gamble that makes the KRG's quest for statehood more elusive.
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"The dogs that are captured are the least likely dogs to bite," she said, adding that killing off the friendly pups presents a "greater health risk for the community because it allows the more elusive, less socialized dogs to move in."
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Reality TV has debased our entertainment; social media have made our interactions shallower; and journalism's abandonment of the editorial function has made the truth that much more elusive, and erased the distinction between what is vital and what is trivial.
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Trump, by contrast, as this weekend showed, gives the impression of fighting fiercely for respect and validation every day, in a way that is often so polarizing that it seems to make that kind of recognition more elusive than ever.
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What Mr. Obama and the other leaders may find more elusive are the arguments to convey why alliances like this remain vital, at a time when the citizens of Europe's most important military power just voted to go it alone.
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As a result of his maneuvering, the men's tour is in need of a new chief executive along with some collective purpose and peace of mind, which are likely to remain more elusive than Djokovic and his allies might like.
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There are other passionfruits like the gulupa, badea, and curuba, but they proved more elusive—I did purchase something that was labeled curuba, or banana passionfruit, and looked close enough, but it turned out to be your garden-variety papaya.
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But what really makes Hilary such a magnet is something more elusive, a quality that has normally hard-minded people giving her a coveted job she's probably not qualified for and violating all sorts of professional ethics on her behalf.
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Mr. Petrenko brings fresh vigor to this score — not the superficial verve of loudness or fastness, but a more elusive grandeur and dignity — and his cast does, too, including the earthy Elena Pankratova (Venus) and authoritative Georg Zeppenfeld (Hermann, Elisabeth's uncle).
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The United States on Monday effectively backed Israel's right to build Jewish settlements in the territory by abandoning its four-decade-old position that they were "inconsistent with international law," a stance that may make Israeli-Palestinian peace even more elusive.
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Dominating the spotlight, where he loves to be, will be a President who believes he's unfairly treated but whose grasps for personal glory often alienate all but his most loyal followers and make the recognition he craves ever more elusive.
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"The Knowledge Illusion" explains how facts don't necessarily change our minds "The Knowledge Illusion" explains how facts don't necessarily change our minds The Trump administration, and the political coverage surrounding it, has made facts more elusive, and more contested, than ever.
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Chinese firms have long hunted in the United States for deals to develop their technological know-how and open up new markets, but their quarry has become more elusive since late 2016 due to increased U.S. protectionism and a tougher regulatory stance.
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Even though a precipitous drop in oil prices has brought consumer inflation to a halt and made the BOJ's 2 percent target more elusive, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has stayed optimistic that a steady recovery is underpinning a broad uptrend in prices.
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The hotel's 33 villas are set on 530 private acres, and offer amenities like private plunge pools and spectacular ocean views, but the newlyweds stayed at an even more elusive spot on site: the private home of the resort's owner, entrepreneur Chris Burch.
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He moved from Philadelphia to go to Columbia College in Chicago—Kanye had just released Graduation, which seemed auspicious—and he started recording under the name theMIND when he was looking to try out some new sounds under a more elusive guise.
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Installation image of Arthur Jafa, "Love Is The Message, The Message Is Death" (2016) Despite this, I remind myself of Bertolt Brecht's warning against an easy acceptance of the cathartic moment in lieu of a deeper and more elusive possibility in the theatrical experience.
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But as they gear up to make life miserable for the White House, the first consequence of the new era of divided government will be to make a solution to the partial shutdown of federal agencies, now well into its second week, more elusive.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Monday effectively backed Israel's right to build Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank by abandoning its four-decade-old position that they were "inconsistent with international law," a stance that may make Israeli-Palestinian peace even more elusive.
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Officials said she might even travel to the region with Mr. Kushner and the president's special envoy, Jason D. Greenblatt, though the prospects for an accord seem more elusive than ever after Mr. Trump's recognition this week of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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Jailhouse informants are some of the more elusive creatures of the criminal justice system — cycling in and out of jail, always seeming to find themselves in the right place when another inmate decides to unburden himself and confess his crimes to a total stranger.
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The vote was a blow for Israel as the world effectively lined up to censure its settlement building in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, which many nations see as an obstacle to stalled peace talks and the ever more elusive notion of a Palestinian state.
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I was after something more elusive, and a thing that might have been hard to capture over the phone: the logic of collaboration itself, the particular alchemy that endows a body of work with its own personality, one which is not just that of a single artist.
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But Burks says that the goal of preventing accidental deaths by replacing peanuts for the general population with a safer version becomes ever more elusive as scientists discover more about how much the nature and strength of peanut allergy can vary from one individual to the next.
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But some designs, particularly if they are in an area you can easily cover with clothes, are more elusive, meaning we can only catch a glimpse when the star poses in a swimsuit or posts a near-nude photo to social media (we're looking at you, Justin Bieber).
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is one of those vast programs that should be positive for global commodities, but finding any concrete proof of increased demand is proving far more elusive.
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Coulis takes these riffs, first of all, to a place of humor — which is one of the least explored aspects of human experience incorporated into art — and, more subtly, to a quietly complex color palette that's as pleasing as, say, Fauvist Albert Marquet's, but is ultimately more elusive.
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If a large part of the Earth's population was working on an AI's knowledge bank, I'm sure life-like mimicry would continue to reach for that upper limit or surpass it altogether — whatever that would look like — and the answer to the question of sentience would become even more elusive.
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It's just as important for Trump to keep faith with voters with whom he bonded over the wall as it is for Brexiteers to honor the 2016 referendum vote to leave the EU. This is the case even though both aspirations, which have taken on mystical properties, are becoming more elusive.
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Rather, she said in an interview Thursday afternoon in the funky garden behind her East Village office, it's about something more elusive and fundamental: carving out the time to ponder — to completely reconsider what the festival needs to be instead of racing headlong, as usual, into preparations for the next year.
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Now that it has won control of the Health Ministry, which has the fourth-largest budget in the government, its ability to embed itself in Lebanese state institutions has made it both a bigger target and a more elusive prey for the United States, which has designated it a terrorist group.
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The young women who hang on her every dissenting opinion and who tattoo her image, complete with lace jabot, onto their arms may be tempted to reduce her life's trajectory to a tale of "don't get mad, get even," but as this book amply demonstrates, it's a good deal more elusive than that.
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Over the past eight years of the Obama administration, we have lived through an environment where one promising drug after another has failed in early stage research and development (R&D), not because our industry has gotten stupider but because the science has gotten harder, the clinical targets more elusive, and the path to approval ever more tortuous.
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"Given the potential for paternal depression to have direct and indirect effects on children, it is important that we recognise and treat symptoms among fathers early" PND in women is generally linked to the act of giving birth—compounded by factors around individual psychology, hormone levels, and external circumstances—but the causal factors in men seem to be more elusive.
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Yet as her all-over-the-map appearance on Fox News' "Hannity" Thursday night demonstrated, when it comes to giving a studio and/or network cause to second-guess employing talent, Barr might be in a class by herself -- making the "whataboutism" in using her as a basis for comparison problematic, and the search for consistent standards even more elusive.
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In all, the devices had managed to wrestle away 20 percent of the education market in the U.S. And just about this time last year, the once-maligned category outsold Mac OS devices, driven largely by K-12 education here in the U.S. The Chromebook's popularity in education outside the U.S. has been more elusive, though the company has turned a few corners in recent years.
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But when we watch those interviews on live TV, we're really hankering for something more elusive: a glimpse of nominees getting the jitters before their big night, a totally awkward interaction with another celebrity they've never met before, a hint that they're just as starstruck as we are at home, or maybe, if we're lucky, the reveal of a new project (or engagement ring, or baby bump).
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