Nationally, Buttigieg drew 5 percent among Hispanics nationally in a recent Morning Consult poll.
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The California Democrat's grilling of Trump administration officials in nationally televised hearings served as her introduction to many Democrats nationally.
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Nationally, more of the same Updated CNN Poll of Polls averages nationally find that in both parties, overall preferences remain fairly stable.
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Lock (383 passing yards per game, seventh nationally) and Crockett (149.5 rushing yards per game, ninth nationally) make Missouri the only team in the country with a passer and rusher in the top 10 nationally in yards per game. 2.
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Nationally, it found that there is a significant shortfall in starter and trade-up homes nationally but a large surplus of luxury listings.
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Investors fretted that the European Central Bank (ECB) would not stand behind nationally issued bonds or deposits at nationally insured banks, and panicked accordingly.
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Nationally, a similar pattern has emerged, according to Michael Flannagan, an associate research professor at the University of Michigan, who has studied traffic safety nationally.
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A Quinnipiac poll earlier this month found Harris at 5% nationally, while a CNN poll also released earlier this month found the senator at 6% nationally.
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Baylor leads the Big 12 and ranks eight nationally in scoring defense (60.2) while Kansas State is second in the Big 12 and 11th nationally (61.5).
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The Red Raiders are ranked second nationally in scoring defense (58.7 points allowed) and are second in the Big 12 - and 12th nationally - with 18.5 turnovers forced.
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So, putting this through the 14-point translator, we get the conclusion that Trump's policies are unpopular nationally and that his favorable rating is probably -13 nationally.
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Three-pointers account for only 19 percent of the Tar Heels' total points (the fifth-least nationally, at 346th) and just 26 percent of their shots (336th nationally).
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Beyond that, creating a nationally subsidized charging infrastructure would simply swap a currently bad situation with nationally subsidized gasoline for a newly bad situation with federally funded electricity.
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Vanderbilt ranks 12th in the SEC and 104th nationally in points scored per game (23), while giving up 33 points per contest (12th in the league; 97th nationally).
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The survey of 3,000 adults was not nationally representative, but it was weighted to be representative for gender and age and was nationally representative for income and region.
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Naples' labour market is also underperforming the national economy with unemployment rate around 20% (10.9% nationally at end-3H16) and the employment rate at 38% (57.6% nationally at end-3H16).
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Those drugs included steroids tainted with mold that were shipped out to healthcare facilities nationally and then injected into patients, leading to an outbreak that sickened 778 people nationally, prosecutors said.
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" She then toured nationally with "The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
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It is clearly the strongest resume nationally — so far.
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Cory Booker -- have voiced support for nationally legalizing marijuana.
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Alabama race will impact Republicans nationally For the Republican Party nationally, though, the contours of the contest are far less important than what a Moore victory could mean for the party's brand.
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Korean-American citizens have historically not been a politically active voting block: Nationally, about 46 percent of eligible voters nationally cast a ballot in 2016, compared with 61 percent among adult citizens overall.
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Now, it comes with crazy deals and nationally televised concerts.
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In 2016, there were more than 5,000 reported cases nationally.
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Martin O'Malley trails far behind, with 2.3 percent support nationally.
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Nationally, the median spent on charters was $8,866 per student.
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The movie made it nationally, some might say internationally, famous.
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The issue happened when we tried to boost it nationally.
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The nationally televised Miss America broadcast is set for Sept.
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But nationally, white women were a much more divided group.
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In the Granite State and nationally, Republican women are underrepresented.
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He's polled well there both nationally and in individual states.
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And although HB2 made North Carolina nationally infamous for Gov.
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At this writing, no nationally known Republican officeholder except Sen.
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The authors caution that the results are not nationally representative.
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It imposed annual ceilings on such fatalities, nationally and locally.
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It set annual ceilings for such fatalities, nationally and locally.
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It hopes to launch the program nationally in coming months.
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Nationally, 17% of workers work below 35 hours a week.
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Nationally, the median home price is $226,700, according to Zillow.
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The island's unemployment rate is 9.8%, compared with 4.4% nationally.
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It hopes to launch the program nationally in coming months.
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Nationally they dropped nearly 10 percent to 3,308.833 from 4,334.
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NATIONALLY, IT HAS been behind in the polls for years.
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Within a year he was nationally famous and politically active.
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"We need to do something about infrastructure nationally," Kane says.
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Such commitments are known as intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs).
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On average, Biden is at 27 percent nationally, per RealClearPolitics.
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The analysis is not based on a nationally representative sample.
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This has happened nationally, but most egregiously in the South.
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Nationally, roughly 33,273 tech projects have been backed on Kickstarter.
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University for this ad, which aired nationally after Super Tuesday.
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Vanity Fair's March issue hits newsstands nationally on March 5.
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From SB Nation: The Trojans were 2100th nationally in RPI.
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Eighteen infections with four deaths were reported nationally in 2015.
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More than half of Obamamcare customers nationally get those discounts.
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Clinton has a slim lead nationally, according to polling averages.
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This segment of the population nationally is nearly 23 percent.
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Dam levels nationally were at 51 percent as of Sept.
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Clinton agreed to them as Sanders was gaining momentum nationally.
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But can it be assumed that nationally, something has shifted?
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Nationally known attorney xxxx is also involved in supporting xxxx.
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Most races next fall won't be nationally hyped at all.
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Premiums for midrange plans increased 22 percent nationally this year.
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Nationally, a million units were destroyed in the 22019s alone.
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At the same time, Mr. Sanders beats Mr. Trump nationally.
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Nationally, 38 percent of those arrested had no criminal convictions.
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Over the past 12 months, prices have slid 7.3% nationally.
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Nationally, a grassroots push for carbon pricing has gained steam.
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According to PEW Research, the tides are shifting nationally too.
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Fairleigh Dickinson ranks 16.5th nationally in steals per game (268).
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Clinton leads among superdelegates nationally, outpacing Sanders 547 to 46.
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Those prices averaged $2.93 nationally per gallon as of Tuesday.
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It's not immediately clear how nationally widespread the problem is.
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Nationally, one in eight transgender people report having been incarcerated.
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Nationally, plans are starting to adjust downward their return expectations.
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Nationally, he got 20203 percent of their votes in 2016.
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That would open the door to oil shale mining nationally.
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Nationally, more than 28500,6900 Americans are on the organ waitlist.
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The chicken sandwich sold out nationally in just two weeks.
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The goal is to scale nationally in the coming year.
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Nationally, they are up by 3% on a year ago.
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Her team ranks 38th nationally, allowing 56.6 points a game.
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The search for a nationally ranked basketball team requires sacrifices.
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And if they're not here, then just nationally as well.
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There was no reason this should have been nationally televised.
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Nationally, Masket's interviews reveal the breadth of potential Harris support.
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Nationally, gross domestic product grew by 2.4 percent in 2015.
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And nationally, voter fraud is rare, despite Mr. Trump's insistence.
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He's been leading the polls both nationally and in Iowa.
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Nationally, about half of eligible voters did not cast ballots.
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"Nationally, we think it's a lost cause," he told Reuters.
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The shooting has sparked public outcry both locally and nationally.
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Nationally, the rate of growth was lower, but still remarkable.
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The policy changes prompted a backlash both locally and nationally.
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It is miserably regulated in California as well as nationally.
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The median household income was $84,722, compared with $57,652 nationally.
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The only local news is stuff that pops up nationally.
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But the stakes in Virginia for Democrats nationally are high.
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The nationally televised collapse against U.C.L.A. certainly increased the pressure.
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New yuan loans dipped nationally more than expected in July.
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David Steinberg edits the daily, nationally syndicated Puzzle Society Crossword.
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And the event was televised nationally by NBC's sports networks.
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Nationally, 23 percent of children with special needs are white.
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Nationally, reported cases have risen in the last 22014 years.
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Nationally, the group includes a broad spectrum of ideological preferences.
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Nationally, black voters make up 20 percent of Democratic voters.
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He is polling at around 7.4% nationally, according to RealClearPolitics.
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Buttigieg is a distant fourth place nationally at 85033 percent.
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Estimated number of speakers nationally: with German ancestry, according to
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Two of the three judges issued rulings that apply nationally.
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Trump is doing his best among enthusiastic voters nationally, too.
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At the same time, her poll numbers nationally are slipping.
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CVS and Aetna overlap in nearly three dozen markets nationally.
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They later won nationally, with the help of conservative parties.
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For another, more and more polling shows he's competitive nationally.
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Buttigieg was polling in the single digits nationally before Iowa.
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Warren's support, meanwhile, has fallen 173 points nationally since December.
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We should have nationally consistent rules for primaries among states.
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This young man was loved by so many people, nationally.
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" DelRio's work, Biehl said, had "impact regionally, nationally and internationally.
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And, nationally, there's a narrow majority in support of impeachment.
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Biden's current 30% nationally is not to be taken lightly.
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A candidate must get 270 electoral votes nationally to win.
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Bernie Sanders, takes second place nationally in Demoratic primary polls.
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He has polled around 8 percent nationally in recent surveys.
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Nationally, he polls at 2% with African Americans and Latinos.
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The CDC updates the number of cases nationally every Monday.
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And ESPN, which broadcast the game nationally, probably wasn't thrilled.
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And, yes, "Brooklyn BBQ" is now trending nationally on Twitter.
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A 2017 report said the program had no effect nationally.
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Since Iowa, Biden has seen a drop in polls nationally.
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What do you think will happen globally, nationally or locally?
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What do they think will happen nationally, globally or locally?
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Notice too that there isn't a sign of bias nationally.
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Their creative works have been recognized both nationally and internationally.
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Nationally, about 52 percent of Americans disapprove of Trump's performance.
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Read the Florida results Nationally, several recent polls, including a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday and a CNN/ORC poll released last week, have shown the race within the margin of sampling error nationally.
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As The Athletic's Stewart Mandel notes, it's already enough to rocket Tate to third nationally in rushing yards per game and he'd qualify for third nationally in passer rating if he had enough attempts.
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Her grilling of President Donald Trump administration officials in nationally televised hearings -- which led to her twice being shushed by the Senate intelligence committee's chairman, Richard Burr -- served as her introduction to many Democrats nationally.
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Asaforementioned, the Jayhawks rank ninth in the Big 12, allowing 36.9 points percontest, but defensive end Dorance Armstrong Jr. ranks ninth nationally withseven sacks and Kansas ranks eighth nationally with 8.4 tackles for loss perouting.
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Moreover, the offense only ranks in the 50s nationally in efficiency.
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Mr. Obama's message was inspirational and nationally cathartic, to be sure.
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But she might be best known nationally for a Christmas card.
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I have dealings nationally, regionally, internationally, with international banks, with companies.
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Investability and HomeUnion operate nationally; many others focus on local markets.
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Greenfield isn't a known name nationally, or even really in Iowa.
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The median overdraft fee nationally is $34, according to the CFPB.
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Nationally, teacher turnover is 50 percent higher in high-poverty schools.
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Colin Cowherd discussed it on his nationally televised sports-talk show.
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Today, the tribe numbers about 3,700 members locally, and 1,200 nationally.
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Colorado was up five percent, nationally it was down nine percent.
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Well, for one thing, it will probably never be distributed nationally.
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Nationally, this won't have a chance of being implemented before 2018.
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Voters nationally tend to heed the advice of early state voters.
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"NDCs" are Nationally Determined Contributions, each country's pledge to reduce emissions.
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Back when he started, ZICO was the only one available nationally.
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Nationally, the average waitlist time for assistance is about two years.
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Many of the institutions are nationally known, but one is regional.
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Crump became nationally known as the attorney for Trayvon Martin's family.
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However, the app is available nationally on the iTunes App Store.
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The first of those features, Peak Pricing, has rolled out nationally.
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Clinton maintaining a 25-point lead nationally, essentially unchanged from December.
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Surveys suggest positive attitudes to nuclear power nationally exceed negative ones.
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Scientists surveyed nationally representative samples of people in Spain and Germany.
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Warren and Bloomberg also remain formidable nationally, even polling above Buttigieg.
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His poll numbers in New Hampshire and nationally look increasingly shaky.
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Nationally, meth was the 4th-most common cause of overdose deaths.
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It will be broadcast nationally on CBS from 9-11 p.
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He had previously participated in over fifty exhibitions nationally and internationally.
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All told, the flu's annual cost is about $100 billion nationally.
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He trails by significant margins, nationally and in the battleground states.
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Trump is well behind Clinton, nationally and in the battleground states.
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It is on around 9% nationally, up from 6% in January.
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The recall affects over 66 batches that have been distributed nationally.
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Recent polls nationally and in battleground states have been favoring Clinton.
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Before a nationally televised audience, Clinton fell flat on his face.
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It found 1 in 6 students nationally are not participating (18%).
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That&aposs the best in the Big Ten and third nationally.
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"I'm the only person that beat the NRA nationally," Biden argued.
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He would save the Democrats by making them nationally competitive again.
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Nationally, the loss of 0003,2000 jobs is not a big deal.
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"Westminster Conservatives are slightly different to the party nationally," she says.
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Nationally average precipitation was 34.63 inches, or 4.69 inches above average.
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In a nationally televised forum aired Monday night on MSNBC, Sen.
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Creighton ranks 14th nationally in 3-point shooting percentage (40.9). 2.
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The Tar Heels rank No. 294 nationally in three-point percentage.
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None of them broke through, despite the enthusiasm they generated nationally.
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A similar story played out nationally over the same time frame.
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Navy finished 25th nationally in scoring defense (64.7) last season. 3.
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Nationally, there are no laws criminalizing homosexuality, sodomy, or lesbian sex.
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A total of 16 people are infected with the strain nationally.
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Pena Nieto has proposed changing the constitution to allow it nationally.
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Johnson is now hovering around 6 percent of the vote nationally.
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Nationally, however, Buttigieg is at 2900 percent, a distant fourth place.
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Nationally, one in four Native Americans depend on federal nutrition programs.
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Nationally, Republicans have been running behind Trump's margin by double-digits.
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The demonstrations helped to coalesce the Black Lives Matter movement nationally.
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Mr. Obama won the 2012 election by 4 percentage points nationally.
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Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate, polls in the single digits nationally.
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This was when he was stuck in the single digits nationally.
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While D.C. is seeing progress, though, nationally it's a different picture.
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Pelosi is a polarizing figure nationally, but she's popular with Democrats.
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Nationally, the rate of homelessness dropped 8.6% in the same period.
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NOTES: Virginia ranks first nationally in scoring defense at 54.9 ppg.
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"This would have been picked up not only nationally, but internationally."
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But there is evidence nationally that plenty of people remain undeterred.
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Kenneth N. Klee is a nationally recognized expert on bankruptcy law.
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The poll put O'Rourke at 22019 percent support among Democrats nationally.
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"That certainly put a dent in Bush's support nationally," Pappas said.
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California has become something of a running joke among conservatives nationally.
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Clinton so that they are essentially tied nationally among likely voters.
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Crime in Colorado has increased in recent years, while declining nationally.
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Nationally, since the recession, there have been two distinct housing markets.
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Here's a bigger problem: AB5 could become the new normal nationally.
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It should be tailored to local needs rather than imposed nationally.
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Obamacare currently establishes a set of minimum essential health benefits nationally.
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Nationally, Booker has also been trending in the low single digits.
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A CNN/SSRS poll from December found Steyer with 0% nationally.
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The College Board said that 900,583 students had done so nationally.
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Shapiro is a nationally-syndicated radio talk show host and author.
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James Rolph Jr. was nationally criticized for condoning the vigilante violence.
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There are a few professional dance companies that are nationally respected.
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I feel like this the project that put me on nationally.
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Nationally, 8 of the 10 warmest years have occurred since 1998.
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This way, you guarantee that the minimal possible regulations rule nationally.
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The new recipe was later rolled out nationally the same year.
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Clinton has led Mr. Trump by around five percentage points nationally.
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It was described as the first nationally circulated article denouncing napalm.
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A memorial service at the Broncos' home arena was broadcast nationally.
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Religiously affiliated private schools outnumber secular ones two to one nationally.
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Nationally, the number of people falling ill with flu is increasing.
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Instead, as America's Catholic team, it monopolized Catholic football players nationally.
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Nationally, an informal network of businesses mobilized to ease the pain.
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Nationally, we spent $245 billion on diabetes medical costs in 2012.
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The poll was conducted nationally among registered voters prior to Sen.
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After all, just look at his lead among black Democrats nationally.
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A battle-tested, nationally recognized V.P. candidate might sound pretty good.
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During his leadership campaign, he vowed to end the practice nationally.
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" — DAVID HOGG "Canadian lawmakers yesterday voted to nationally legalize recreational marijuana.
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Even 2018's blue wave did not sweep them away nationally.
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By comparison, manufacturers added 43,000 jobs nationally in the same period.
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In 2011, she finished in third place nationally in the mile.
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And that has dire consequences not just individually but also nationally.
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Now, he is using his money to expand his power nationally.
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The average poll also shows that Trump is gaining ground nationally.
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That's tighter than the race is nationally between those four. Sen.
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Warren is polling in third place nationally, behind Biden and Sen.
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Biden is ahead nationally, and nobody did anything to stop him.
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He currently leads among black voters by about 30 points nationally.
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Nationally, all businesses created a net gain of 3.1 million jobs.
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Nationally, the schools perform about the same as traditional neighborhood schools.
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It will also run nationally this weekend during the Iowa vs.
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The production was broadcast nationally on National Educational Television in 1967.
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In the spring, it plans to launch oat milk lattes nationally.
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And if that happens nationally, we're going win and defeat Trump.
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Conversations about the value of elementary school homework have spread nationally.
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The number of abortions has also reached a record low nationally.
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However, nationally, Biden still maintains a 9-point lead over Sanders.
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Fred Hiatt: So nationally, would you support a cap and trade?
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Vote for your ideals nationally, but spend your time working locally.
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The foundation could raise $80 million nationally — and still fall short.
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The poll shows Biden registering 21625 percent support among Democrats nationally.
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Obama defeated McCain in 28503 by a solid 22019 percent nationally.
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There are only a few nationally focused single-family public equities.
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Nationally, there were 210,000 overdose deaths in 2015, Mr. Rosenberg said.
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Kate Brown has an interesting profile but is largely unknown nationally.
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The two parties currently rule together nationally in a "grand coalition".
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The trend line, like in Iowa and nationally, is Warren's friend.
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American Advisors promotes reverse mortgages nationally in television and online commercials.
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LSU is second nationally in passing at 28.1 yards per game.
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Cramer: Now, there is a sense that lending nationally slowed down.
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There's a reason Portland's own Voodoo Doughnut has become nationally renowned.
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Nationally, the number of home oxygen suppliers is on the decline.
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An anesthesiologist earns $258,000 nationally, but just $77,500 in Puerto Rico.
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Since announcing in May, Bullock had struggled to break through nationally.
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Nationally, H22N23 viral strains have been predominant for the season overall.
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The show is based in New York City, but nationally syndicated.
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Its 87 points per game entering the weekend rated third nationally.
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Nationally, homelessness has shrunk 21 percent over the last seven years.
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By 26, the Urban Institute estimated, monthly premiums averaged $21.9 nationally.
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And nationally, Clinton currently has a 263-delegate advantage over Sanders.
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His victory against the police was covered nationally by the media.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) last year would do something similar nationally.
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Atlanta ranks as the second largest majority black metro area nationally.
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That figure has exploded from 50,000 acres cultivated nationally in 2012.
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Nationally, the average clearance rate is 61.5 percent, according to Pew.
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Voter registration increased nationally by hundreds of thousands immediately after that.
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Nationally, the AHCA has polled abysmally from just after its conception.
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De Blasio highlighted his push for a $15 dollar minimum wage, a movement that has gained traction with Democrats nationally, and called for his initiatives to introduce paid parental and sick leave to be adopted nationally.
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Iowa is where Pete Buttigieg, still a single-digit candidate nationally, is surging, where Elizabeth Warren has overtaken Joe Biden and where the former vice president — still leading nationally — is at risk of getting cut down.
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Nationally, bars today lose billions of dollars from improperly managed alcohol inventory.
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That speech, which is nationally televised, currently is scheduled for Jan. 29.
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That's up from 2014, when $336.9 billion of fur was manufactured nationally.
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For now, it's not just that Sanders isn't close to Biden nationally.
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Nationally, gas averaged $2.40 on Wednesday, up from $2.34 a week ago.
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And once it&aposs legalized nationally, then the cartels will move out.
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Biden has only become a nationally respected figure in the past decade.
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Nationally, the parties are roughly equally competitive, to a historically remarkable degree.
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He won 53% of white women's vote, and 42% of women nationally.
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According to exit polls, Trump took the suburbs nationally by 5 points.
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John Ziegler hosts a Los Angeles-based nationally syndicated radio talk show.
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The rate of NAS has soared by 400 percent nationally since 2000.
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Unlike in Iowa, Biden lost support nationally, down from 31% to 22%.
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The U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationally in June 2015.
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WATTERS: And I don&apost think she&aposs going to play nationally.
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If he's at, or above, 10 percent nationally, he's a serious candidate.
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L.S.U.'s passing offense hasn't cracked the top 80 nationally since 222.
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One recent poll had him in third place, at 2202 percent nationally.
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Nationally, whites accounted for 71% of voters, about the same as 2012.
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Bernie Sanders nationally in the Democratic presidential race, a new poll shows.
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Sanders, though, doesn't lead in Iowa and is well in back nationally.
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Joe Biden: It's pretty clear the former vice president does lead nationally.
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The Orange will play their next three games against nationally ranked opponents.
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However, nationally, a full 40 percent of undergraduate students receive Pell grants.
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Researchers examined survey data from a nationally representative sample of U.S. mothers.
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She was also ranked No. 69 nationally by Golfweek, the station reports.
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Nationally, sales surged to 2000,000 units last year, a 40-year high.
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Richards is a longtime advocate and artist, and she's well known nationally.
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In April, leading Mr. Sanders by more than 50 points nationally, Mrs.
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NOTES: The Seminoles are 6-3 against nationally ranked opponents this season.
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We now have announced we are going to roll it out nationally.
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Though polls have tightened, he trails nationally and in crucial battleground states.
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Nationally, third-party candidates have scarcely had more than third-rate successes.
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"Sweden has been attacked," Lofven said in a nationally televised press conference.
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In several battleground states, and nationally overall, the race has tightened considerably.
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Buying a nationally known grocer gives Amazon a way to catch up.
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The nationally syndicated host Blair Garner broke the news on Facebook Friday.
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His party was in an odd fix: strong locally but spent nationally.
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Still, McConnell is deeply unpopular nationally, according to polling earlier this year.
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WalMart also started to carry the sauce nationally during the early 2000s.
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She was also ranked No.69 nationally by Golfweek, the station reports.
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Espinosa surrendered in August in a nationally televised event and was released.
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Biden has led nearly every poll both nationally and in early states.
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Nationally, 57% of the historically black National Baptist Convention support abortion rights.
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Opinion polls of Republicans show Trump leading nationally and in New Hampshire.
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More than twice as many AAPIs nationally voted for Obama over Romney.
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NOTES: Oregon entered the game second nationally at 6.8 blocks per game.
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The Texas investments in power grid infrastructure could readily be emulated nationally.
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Between 2900 and 220006 alone, this group spent some $2202 billion nationally.
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Non-retired U.S. adults were surveyed nationally for the report, Bankrate says.
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Lynch is ranked sixth nationally in blocked shots per game (3.0). 3.
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But that he could do that nationally is incredibly controversial among conservatives.
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Ron Martinelli is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and law enforcement expert.
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Volume nationally, however, was still lower than in January of last year.
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Nationally, 421,000 children were screened for lead exposure at a health center.
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The reality in Texas is in stark contrast to O'Rourke's success nationally.
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But nationally, Democrats haven't won a marquee race since losing the presidency.
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Nationally, 93 percent of Clinton voters disapprove of Trump's administration so far.
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It's one reason why the minimum wage has stayed so low nationally.
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"I just want to get her face out there nationally," she adds.
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NOTES: Xavier entered the game ranked 18th nationally in rebound margin (8.1).
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They are one of 29 sets of brothers nationally who are teammates.
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Nationally, there has been a dramatic rise in men getting cosmetic procedures.
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The city remains in the top five in homicides per capita nationally.
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People always knew they were going on a nationally broadcast television show.
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Democrat Heath Mello lost the nationally watched mayoral race in Omaha, Neb.
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The picture was also broadcast on major television networks, nationally and locally.
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No customers were sickened, but the news fanned concerns about Chipotle nationally.
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Mr. King is known nationally for his polarizing stance on illegal immigration.
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Nationally, rivers provide more than two-thirds of our drinking water supplies.
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Since 2003 NMTCs have helped protect or provide almost 750,000 jobs nationally.
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Moreover, the advantage of the Democratic Party nationally has slipped as well.
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Clinton still leads Trump by 4.6 points nationally, according to that average.
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If automatic registration gains steam nationally, however, the impact could be sizable.
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"I've taken on the NRA nationally, and I've beaten them," Biden said.
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Purdue is ranked first nationally in rebounding margin (12.4) entering Saturday's games.
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The Index poll was conducted nationally and not broken down into cities.
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After years of development, Starbucks rolled out Cold Foam nationally on Tuesday.
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"What he's doing at the local level, they're marketing nationally," he added.
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Currently, RealClearPolitics's average of polls has Booker polling at 1.9 percent nationally.
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A recent congressional estimate puts outstanding cleanup liabilities nationally at $3.6 billion.
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Polls suggest it will do at least as well nationally in April.
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The Times began rapidly expanding its print circulation nationally in the 1990s.
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Nationally, consumers send back 25% of their cardboard for reuse, Dorn estimated.
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It aired nationally and in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
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Lawson and Dodd were 1-2 nationally in tackles for a loss.
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The new steak will become available to all customers nationally on Thursday.
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Still, sign-ups fell nationally for the second year in a row.
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Programs often began on WCCO before being syndicated nationally, Mr. Forsythe said.
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Nationally, there were about 90,000 employees in the coal industry that year.
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For 2019,11.4 million people signed upfor a plan on the exchanges nationally.
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They currently have the modest support of over 10% of Americans nationally.
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This battle of ideas will hopefully lead to a nationally unified message.
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The findings are based on a nationally representative survey of 4,573 respondents.
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Infrastructure investment funds are already used in more than 30 states nationally.
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Now let's look at what the Obama-Clinton policies have done nationally.
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Until the past week, almost no nationally prominent Republicans had endorsed him.
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They do feed us a stream of conservative-leaning nationally focused content.
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Nationally, it suggests that we haven't learned nearly enough from our history.
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His polling trend lines both nationally and in Iowa are headed upward.
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There is no viable regulatory pathway to approve new recreational drugs nationally.
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The worst time to travel after Thanksgiving nationally will be Monday, Nov.
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They haven't been studied in a way that can be nationally scaled.
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But ramping that up nationally could take a decade, experts testified Wednesday.
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Dead last nationally in voter turnout—till we improved that in 2018.
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Nationally, it's going to take some time for a leader to emerge.
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The issues at the museum have raised eyebrows in art circles nationally.
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Ford lost by 2 points, while Obama won by 4 points nationally.
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And that applause resonates nationally, falling on quite a few sympathetic ears.
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Members of unions as a percentage of employment in Wisconsin and nationally.
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Another side effect of the shutdown could ripple farther, affecting weddings nationally.
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Trump delivered a nationally televised address restating his case for the wall.
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Nationally-syndicated newspaper comic Doonesbury lampooned the raid for targeting the infirm.
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Home prices are still rising nationally, but at a less robust pace.
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The frontrunner in Iowa -- just as it is nationally -- remains Joe Biden.
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The survey was nationally representative and conducted online, including cellphone-only households.
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Nationally, "280 to 280 nursing homes close each year," Dr. Castle said.
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After Portico folded, he started Bobby Berk Home, which he expanded nationally.
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It has damaged the credibility of the college, locally, regionally and nationally.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont is leading the Democratic primary nationally with 25%.
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Nationally, Asian Americans represent a growing and increasingly important constituency for Democrats.
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Godiva Baking Chocolates, in New York at Fairway Markets, nationally at target.com.
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Nationally, Sanders is at his highest point since his post-announcement bump.
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Clinton now has a 21625-point advantage among women nationally, pollsters found.
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Nationally, over that same period, adult enrollment has declined just 14 percent.
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People participated in women's marches nationally with a message of taking action.
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Why does he lead nationally but not in Iowa and New Hampshire?
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Democrats and nudging the party leftward, the way Sanders did nationally in
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But a RealClearPolitics polling average only gives him 8.9 percent support nationally.
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Nationally, the study found, the average studio apartment was 530 square feet.
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Olczyk is a color analyst for Blackhawks games and nationally for NBC.
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She started Chicago's nationally lauded program of waste reduction and environmental sustainability.
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Two games will be televised nationally on Sunday: At 1:10 p.m.
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And that is a model of what we need to do nationally.
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Progressing regionally and nationally and earning university scholarships were more pressing targets.
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Nationally, there were 2,602 cases and 57 deaths as of Dec. 7.
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Bloomberg has jumped into fourth place among Democrats nationally, garnering nine percent.
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Support for the impeachment inquiry has climbed nationally since Democrats announced it.
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Members also would "retain nationally-leading health care benefits" under that deal.
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High school participation nationally has dropped 10 percent in the past decade.
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He later apologized to Mr. Denny on a nationally televised talk show.
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CCNY's Art Department has nationally recognized programs, distinguished faculty, and tuition stipends.
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The Wildcats are ranked sixth nationally in blocks per game (6.5). 3.
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Nationally, half of all suicides — more than 20,000 annually — are by firearms.
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Clinton leads Trump by about 5 points nationally in the RealClearPolitics average.
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But companies that tried to sell CBD drinks nationally ran into problems.
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Each month the Census Bureau surveys a nationally representative sample of households.
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Passing reforms like Bevin's nationally has been more politically challenging for Republicans.
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Nationally, homes covered for flooding dropped by 28503 percent in 22019 alone.
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He has also made occasional appearances on Hannity's nationally syndicated radio program.
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Sierra Canyon has started the season 11-0 and is nationally ranked.
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Of course, Trump isn't disliked in the district like he is nationally.
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Klobuchar is polling at about 6 percent in Iowa and lower nationally.
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What's not yet clear is how his campaign is being received nationally.
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Buttigieg's Midwestern-ness alone can't explain his appeal to white Democrats nationally.
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If she can, Warren may be on her way to winning nationally.
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Jeantel found herself under the unforgiving light of a nationally televised trial.
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A new poll shows Biden leads the field nationally among Latino Democrats.
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But after the initial run, ACRONYM will consider expanding the campaign nationally.
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The Trump campaign has already begun airing the Biden-focused spot nationally.
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Former Vice President Joseph Biden, who was leading nationally, came in fourth.
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Meanwhile, with a handful of nationally recognized California Democrats — like Lt. Gov.
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Is there anything, either New York-specific or nationally, that you see?
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For the most part, early-state Democrats mirrored their party nationally — when asked if they supported increased financial regulation, for example, 79 percent of early state Democratic primary voters said they did, compared to 81 percent of Democrats nationally.
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An impressive 30% of over-613s have postgraduate degrees, compared with 12% nationally.
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In 2008, he never performed above single digits nationally during the Democratic primary.
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But if you could pull it off, the benefits nationally could be enormous.
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Affected areas represent 49.6% of premiums underwritten nationally and 51.6% of earthquake premiums.
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That's why Tuesday's scene at Grand Rapids Christian High School was nationally newsworthy.
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Polls have been tightening nationally, and Sanders is well ahead in New Hampshire.
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Nationally, 23 Republican members of Congress won districts that Hillary Clinton also won.
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I don&apost know if she can play nationally being a Northeastern liberal.
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The data came from a nationally representative phone survey in 2016 and 2017.
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As of March, the average monthly subsidy for Obamacare customers nationally was $291.
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RICHARD FOWLER, NATIONALLY SYNDICATED RADIO HOST: I don&apost get it either, Martha.
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Authorities said no deaths directly linked to the quake had been reported nationally.
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Cronos is headquartered in Toronto, where cannabis has been nationally legal since October.
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Nationally, exercise levels were flat during the years covered by the CDC report.
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As they've done nationally, both did best among liberals and college-educated voters.
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There's definitely things that come nationally, and for us it's all about transparency.
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Pew said the survey respondents were all part of a "nationally representative" panel.
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Nationally, the crisis is driven by a dearth of care of treatment options.
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O'Rourke, similarly, was unknown not just nationally but statewide until he started running.
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Most are ahead of Trump nationally, though by smaller margins on average. Sen.
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Fitch views housing markets nationally as overvalued in real terms by approximately 2582%.
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Crumpacker declined to provide a timeline for when customers might see queso nationally.
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The survey included landline and cellphone telephone interviews with 2,005 nationally representative adults.
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Everyone in Michigan was deeply offended to be shown up nationally as crackpots.
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Opinion polls now put him in third place nationally, with around 20% support.
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In a CNN poll of Democrats released Wednesday, Booker drew just 1% nationally.
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Interviews with voters here in Ohio largely reflected the uncertainty about impeachment nationally.
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So national election ads must broadcast nationally regardless of party affiliation or interest.
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Nationally, 250 million adults have access to more than 700 million parking spaces.
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Nationally, employment is up 11.9%, but in Ohio, it has only grown 9.8%.
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Nationally, the number of homeless people has decreased by 3 percent since 2015.
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Unlike Bernie Sanders, Mr. Trump probably leads among traditional voters, at least nationally.
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Nationally they were rated 7, where it has been for a few years.
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About 11.1 million people are currently enrolled in Obamacare plans nationally this year.
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Life: O'Rourke, 46, is best known nationally for his 2018 run against Sen.
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DelBene, who is little-known nationally, currently serves as a DCCC finance cochair.
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As a result, the winners, more often than not, are nationally unelectable extremists.
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Nationally, cirrhosis deaths fell by more than a third between 1916 and 20173.
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Wilkins has been pressured on 34.5 percent of his dropbacks, 13th-most nationally.
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Oklahoma State is third nationally in scoring offense at 43.7 points per game.
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Many industry insiders hope California becomes a "tipping point" toward ending prohibition nationally.
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His numbers in New Hampshire and nationally would likely take a big hit.
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They help to remind Democrats nationally to pay sufficient attention to the state.
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Now Trump trails Clinton in the polls, both nationally and in battleground states.
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The update is expected to roll out nationally over a two-week period.
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By the same token, the Democratic Party needs to change nationally as well.
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But the politics of her immigration stand could boost Harris nationally as well.
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He also hosted the nationally-syndicated Alan Colmes Show on Fox News Radio.
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Nationally, there was a 19603 percent reduction in firearm injuries during the convention.
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The Wildcats are fourth nationally in scoring at 89.3 points per game. 2.
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And if a designation is not certified nationally, can it still be trustworthy?
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Anonymity: Inslee isn't a nationally recognized name in a very crowded Democratic field.
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Nationally in CNN's poll of polls, Clinton stands at 22012% to Trump's 41%.
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Nearly 260 million people under age 35 nationally signed up for Obamacare plans.
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They're fourth nationally in passing, and they make a lot of explosive plays.
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The overall violent crime rate is stabilized nationally while gun ownership is up.
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Arizona State ranks fifth nationally in field goal percentage at 53.1 percent. 3.
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We're open to doing this in either one geographic area, or nationally distributed.
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Nationally, there are few incoming pilots and the existing ones are aging out.
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Polls currently show Delaney is around 1% nationally and in the early states.
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All games will be broadcast nationally on ABC and stream here on WatchESPN.
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Ecopetrol has 9,000 direct employees nationally, while its contractors employ some 25,000 people.
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Many a high-profile, nationally popular campaign has been destroyed on those rocks.
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The government aims to reduce the levy to 4 percent nationally, Folha reported.
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Nationally, non-residential permits slipped 0.5 percent on a decline for commercial buildings.
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Currently, it's ranked No. 3 nationally by ESPN, trailing only Kentucky and UCLA.
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Nationally, the average rate of drug overdose deaths is 13 per 100,000 people.
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Prescriptions have declined by more than 10% nationally since the peak in 25.
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That was only slightly better than his overall popularity nationally at the time.
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Clinton has been surging in recent polls both nationally and in battleground states.
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CBS's Gayle King has landed the first nationally televised interview with former Rep.
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Yes, the political divisions are deep and wide, just as they are nationally.
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Nationally, the average rent on an Invitation Homes home is $1,605 a month.
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The database is nationally representative and covers geographically diverse regions of the country.
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She is a nationally-recognized labor lawyer, well-versed in sexual harassment issues.
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But it wasn't documented—at least not on a nationally syndicated television show.
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The Bulldogs rank second nationally in field-goal percentage (50.8) behind UCLA (52.2).
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For a two-bedroom, the necessary wage increases to $2628 per hour nationally.
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Clinton nationally but also shows that Mr. Trump's unfavorables are dropping while Mrs.
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Unfortunately, however, few politicians—in North Carolina or nationally—take that long view.
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According to RealClearPolitcs's average of polls, Klobuchar is polling at 2.6 percent nationally.
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Before then, he said, Tuesday's election would be seen nationally as a bellwether.
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Now, for the first time, they are testifying before a nationally televised commission.
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Bill Haslam (R) granted clemency to Cyntoia Brown in a nationally watched case.
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Nationally, Republicans have a lot more leeway to play with in future elections.
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Garutti said Monday that the company will start actively marketing the partnership nationally.
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Two polls showed Clinton maintaining a narrow lead nationally ahead of the Nov.
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Michigan hosted a number of nationally prominent state-wide elections on Tuesday night.
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Clinton leads nationally by 85033 points, according to a RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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The Shockers were third nationally in rebounding margin entering Thursday at plus-12.3.
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Nationally, an estimated 28503,22019 children died as a result of abuse and neglect.
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The burden of student debt has ballooned to more than $1 trillion nationally.
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But winning more votes nationally is no guarantee of the presidency, of course.
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Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer is the most nationally prominent Democrat Clinton backed on Monday.
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Nationally, 42.5 million Americans struggle with mental illness and substance misuse each year.
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For the 2018 cycle nationally, liberal dark money groups outspent conservatives 54/31.
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Are there people in Alabama -- and nationally -- that believe all of those things?
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Twitter will allow the words "Massacre Mitch" to trend nationally on their platform.
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Though she is being outspent nationally, Clinton's allies are picking up the slack.
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Clinton won it by 213 points, when she was winning nationally by 20163.
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The Jayhawks are fourth nationally with a 42.3 3-point field-goal percentage.
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If the election moves nationally, it will move in those states as well.
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Nationally, premiums increased on average by 25 percent on the exchanges this year.
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They know he'll be partisan during its nationally-televised Democratic debates next month.
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The rates are worth an estimated $7 billion to insurers nationally this year.
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McDonald's is set to add chicken to its breakfast menu nationally in 2020.
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Nationally, homicide was the 207th-leading cause of death, the new report notes.
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Since 1996, the number of banks nationally has declined from 11,454 to 5,170.
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In recent years, advocates for peace have managed to expand the discussion nationally.
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Bush, for reference, was polling at half the level Biden has been nationally.
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The most notable race is the nationally watched Democratic gubernatorial primary between Gov.
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People ages 25 to 44 had the highest rates of ER visits nationally.
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Nationally, there is no sign of offsetting job gains elsewhere in the economy.
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Liberty plans to host more than 22019 nationally known speakers throughout the year.
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That data encompasses 22018,098 precincts across 99.9% of counties nationally, the paper states.
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It is polling about 16 percent nationally, behind the conservatives and the Greens.
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It eventually transformed into a nationally distributed magazine known today as the Advocate.
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Like Democrats in congressional races nationally, they supported coverage for preexisting medical conditions.
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This year Chase is adding middle market banking offices in eight cities nationally.
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But Sanders has struggled with Catholic voters nationally in the Democratic primary race.
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And the way he's playing, he's being talked about nationally, as he deserves.
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The public reception for English cheerleading has really grown, as well as nationally.
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She began a steady climb in polls (she's now tied for second nationally).
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There is still a wide gap between the two in name recognition nationally.
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That day, Biden's name was mentioned 5,417 times nationally, compared to Trump's 16,488.
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Still, Biden currently has an about 150 delegate lead nationally over Vermont Sen.
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The law set a precedent and the industry rolled out the changes nationally.
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His long-shot candidate status against a conservative bogeyman helped catapult O'Rourke nationally.
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Wild coffees can be preserved in seed banks or in nationally protected forests.
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The major awards will be unveiled in a nationally televised show on Monday.
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I mean, we've had takatāpui TV shows, and the word is used nationally.
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These three papers had nationally known brands even before the internet came along.
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Now zoom out nationally, where the picture shows an even more dire crisis.
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Historically, about half of all illegal entries nationally have occurred along that expanse.
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Martin was a nationally ranked competitive swimmer in Canada when she was young.
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The latest data on the site says there are 15,219 confirmed cases nationally.
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Before South Carolina, Hillary Clinton led Barack Obama by about 10 points nationally.
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We are in the top 1 percent nationally in terms of our income.
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Nationally, the virus has infected almost 250,270 people and killed more than 22018,215.
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Nationally, 54% of Democratic voters younger than 30 back Sanders, a democratic socialist.
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Nationally, Lenski reports that response rates for exit polls are around 40-45%.
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A lot would have to change for it to lose nationally in 2022. ■
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And there aren't all that many nationally televised games worth watching this week.
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One of the only nationally known jazz musicians to have remained in Baltimore.
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In fact, it would likely incentivize broader campaigning and would increase turnout nationally.
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Apprentices earn nationally recognized certificates of completion leading to long-term career opportunities.
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Fortunately wonderful approaches already exist in some classrooms nationally that can be scaled.
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Nationally, 17 percent of academics are citizens of European nations other than Britain.
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The sport didn't catch on nationally until shortly after World War II ended.
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Nationally, the average cost without support staff, according to Think College, is $11,000.
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The debate will air live nationally on ABC and locally on WMUR-TV.
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Both are at less than 30% nationally, even when we allocate undecided voters.
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The Trump administration's proposal to close the loophole nationally will do the same.
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It's one thing not to be leading nationally or in early primary states.
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Wendy's (WEN) recently announced that it will start serving breakfast nationally next year.
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Elizabeth Warren was considered the more nationally palatable economic populist in the race.
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Prices nationally rose 3.7% annually in November, a new report from CoreLogic said.
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In 23, you got something like a half a million votes nationally, right?
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McDonald's may also need different equipment to roll out a chicken sandwich nationally.
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"This is going to be one of the key races" nationally, he said.
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Polling nationally at less than 1%, he's a long shot for the nomination.
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Have you ever thought about running for office in your state or nationally?
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Writes Sachs of countries' nationally determined contributions: Evidence of NDCs' shortfalls is accumulating.
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Nationally, about 2628 percent of energy consumption comes from residential and commercial buildings.
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President Donald Trump has said he plans to ban flavored vaping products nationally.
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Nationally, you can make the argument that Warren is rising with black voters.
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Michigan is ranked third nationally in total defense (245.3 yards per game). 2.
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"The Rush Limbaugh Show" was heard nationally for the first time in 1988.
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"We have an opportunity to lead the way (statewide and nationally)," he said.
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It is hard to imagine her Bay Area radical schtick wearing well nationally.
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Hornibrook leads the Big Ten in pass efficiency (188.9) and ranks third nationally.
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If all goes well, Burger King will roll out the Impossible Whopper nationally.
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A flamboyant nationally known guy named "Jesus" will probably replace Gutierrez' in Congress.
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Nationally, however, the figure rose 0.6 percent to $7.9 billion in the quarter.
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Gillespie lost to Democrat Ralph Northam in a nationally watched race in November.
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Bookmakers rushed to provide betting opportunities on the high-profile nationally televised game.
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Nationally, Republicans have been buoyed by the growing support for the tax package.
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Let's not overplay though: she's polling at only about 2% to 3% nationally.
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Sanders has near universal name recognition among voters, and he's at 15% nationally.
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Kaiser Permanente has since expanded its opioid prescription initiative to its operations nationally.
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She holds a lead of approximately 7 points nationally in the same index.
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According to RealClearPolitics's average of polls, Steyer is polling nationally at 22019 percent.
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A spate of hate crimes was also reported nationally for a similar period.
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GM also said the union would retain its "nationally leading" health care benefits.
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No index score is even close to 22019,000, nationally or in any state.
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It surveyed 1,306 Latino registered voters, including 1,000 nationally and 306 in Nevada.
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It was a similar split when asked the same question about activity nationally.
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Despite the uptick in demand, acrylic fabricators continue to close locally and nationally.
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Nationally, an informal network of businesses has also mobilized to ease the pain.
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Dr. Alice Villalobos, a nationally recognized oncology veterinarian based in Hermosa Beach, Calif.
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Nationally, median incomes for black families remain a third below white household incomes.
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Projecting forward, Sanders simply needs to do better than this to win nationally.
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We begin with Medicare for all, a policy which has broad support nationally.
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For Texas, the figure stood at 6.3 percent; nationally, it was 3.4 percent.
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I don't know how much this has hurt his credibility, locally and nationally.
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We hunters have our own police — conservation wardens — who number 5,000 strong nationally.
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The HBO show … indicates there's interest nationally on the lifestyle of Silicon Valley.
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The endorsement — something of a surprise — followed by the events in Georgia this weekend were a comparatively rare thing in US politics so far: one very nationally prominent black female politician campaigning on behalf of another nationally prominent black female politician.
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"Nationally, McMansions are falling out of favor," notes Francesca Faris, a spokesperson at Trulia.
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How could Democratic voters in Nevada be no more diverse than Democratic voters nationally?
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That figure reveals a pattern of inequality that's even worse than wage growth nationally.
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If the item fairs well in those restaurants, it will likely be launched nationally.
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All told, 19 percent of the nationally representative group reported having a food allergy.
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Planned Parenthood has denied wrongdoing nationally, saying the videos were heavily edited and misleading.
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It was based on a nationally representative survey of more than 1,000 registered voters.
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Live with Kelly is nationally-syndicated by Disney/ABC Home Entertainment and TV Distribution.
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Clinton had led in polls nationally and in key battleground states throughout the campaign.
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A late-March Quinnipiac poll shows him tied for fifth place with Warren nationally.
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Biden's advantage in New Hampshire has, like Iowa, been smaller than it's been nationally.
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Burger King plans to sell the burger nationally by the end of the year.
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Nixon gave a nationally-broadcast speech in November, 1969 using that "silent majority" term.
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They are changing the conversation in their districts and nationally by taking this step.
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Nationally, 27.2 percent of men reported enough exercise, compared to 18.7 percent of women.
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These two countries "are the only ones that have nationally approved cannabis," he said.
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Unemployment is incredibly low nationally at just 3.9 percent, but wages are still flat.
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From 2010 to 2014, the rate dropped from 15.9 percent to 14.5 percent nationally.
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The Razorbacks sit tied for 14th nationally in fewest penalty yards per game (39.4).
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And despite the fact that enrollment nationally will decrease as a result of HealthCare.
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The sealed supplement system now being pitched nationally was once in place in Maine.
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Yet even with that dramatic resonance, the incident failed to get much traction nationally.
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It has "barely made a blip, nationally," and that's a big problem, she said.
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Nationally famous models like Gigi Hadid have also taken the opportunity to plug products.
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Nationally, home values rose 6.9 percent in January year over year, according to CoreLogic.
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To the extent he is known nationally, it's for his past opposition to Pelosi.
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We will continue to work constructively, locally and nationally, on behalf of our constituents.
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Its share of the vote is higher in eastern Germany than it is nationally.
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Our network is also able to identify and scale those programs that work nationally.
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He fell to just 220006 percent support nationally, down from 2202 percent last month.
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Hockey was still a club sport, despite playing against other nationally ranked NCAA teams.
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And nationally, health spending has hit $3.6 trillion a year, according to federal projections.
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Most early polls have showed Biden and Sanders leading the Democratic primary field nationally.
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Average hotel occupancy rates are down nearly 70 percent nationally, according to industry data.
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The survey queried over 1,500 consumers nationally in April about their monthly spending habits.
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Utah is averaging 14.3 turnovers per game, ranking outside the top 200 nationally. 3.
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Warren has struggled to rebound nationally after peaking at 28503 percent support in October.
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He has averaged less than 1 percent nationally, according to polling aggregation site RealClearPolitics.
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"It is a net positive nationally to have a team in L.A.," Pilson said.
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Then there's southern Florida, which is often nationally defined by Miami and, therefore, Cuba.
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Most polls show the Conservatives holding a slight lead nationally ahead of the Oct.
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He entered the game second nationally in passing efficiency with a rating of 23.
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J&J says it faces lawsuits by 4,800 plaintiffs nationally asserting talc-related claims.
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They shipped the product to more stores nationally than ever before, including Whole Foods.
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As they have nationally, progressives have slowly been gaining prominence in Maryland's Democratic Party.
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The OCC will allow fintech companies to operate nationally through a special-purpose charter.
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Without appearing in those nationally televised events, he had little hope of gaining traction.
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The many groups nationally get by on less than $2m in total, she estimates.
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McDonald's also did not say whether it would roll out the new recipes nationally.
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Nationally, though, he's been a solid Republican, giving regularly to the party's presidential nominees.
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He's polling about 10 percent nationally, and is behind even John Kasich and Jeb!
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Still, efforts to change the tax treatment nationally have stalled in Congress for years.
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Clinton has a significant advantage in recent polls both nationally and across battleground states.
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Nationally, premiums grew by 27.7% between 2010 and 2016, while income grew by 19.8%.
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Almost all small-business owners dream of the day when they can expand nationally.
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Nannies are even more costly – averaging about $28,905 a year nationally, according to Care.com.
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By December, Juul comprised nearly 1 in 3 e-cigarette sales nationally, it said.
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The offense wasn't quite as great, but it still ranked a respectable 113rd nationally.
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When it comes to targeting, both parties' campaigns are currently spending most dollars nationally.
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So the problem may be with the process — and nationally, it's an inconsistent one.
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LARRY ELDER, SALEM RADIO NATIONALLY SYNDICATED HOST: Well, Panetta is usually pretty reasonable, Judge.
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After ratifying the agreement, the INDC would become the country's first nationally determined contribution.
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These were the first elections since PiS came to power nationally three years ago.
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Sanders is heading into Super Tuesday with 20163 delegates nationally compared with Clinton's 90.
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Nationally, the homicide clearance rate fell from 64.8 in 2011 to 61.5 in 2015.
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However, he lacks name recognition nationally — a huge detriment in a massive Democratic field.
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Next week Buttigieg participates in the second round of nationally televised Democratic presidential debates.
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The Department of Labor would also look for models that could be replicated nationally.
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Still, Biden is doing better than Sanders and Warren, who are well known nationally.
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That is far higher than the 6.3 percent price gains that housing saw nationally.
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Nationally, wind is just 6.6% of American energy production, the Energy Information Administration says.
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He spoke those words in a nationally televised address that preempted normal network programming.
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The Spartans entered Monday's action tied for 328th nationally in foul shooting (60.7 percent).
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The flu season might hit a specific community much earlier than it appears nationally.
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NEW ZEALAND POLICE SAYS ALL MOSQUES NATIONALLY HAVE BEEN ASKED TO SHUT THEIR DOORS
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By 2014 marijuana accounted for nearly half of the 1.5 million drug arrests nationally.
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Nationally, about 220006 million family caregivers provide unpaid care valued at $2202 billion annually.
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Game of Thrones wines will be available nationally in 750ml bottles in Spring 2017.
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In a nationally televised speech last month, Park said she deeply regretted her actions.
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Today he stars in two nationally broadcast reality shows, Mundo Medina and Medina 360.
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As I noted above, he is viewed hugely favorably among non-white voters nationally.
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The poll was conducted among a nationally representative random telephone sample of 1,205 adults.
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A survey from internet-based Echelon Insights puts Clinton's lead at 6900 points nationally.
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In the 2012 race, at this point nationally, Newt Gingrich was leading the polls.
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Still, Democrats nationally are taking notice of Bullock bringing aboard a seasoned veteran strategist.
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Last spring, home values were seeing an annual gain nationally of around 7 percent.
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The poverty rate nationally for people who work full time is less than 3%.
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Nationally, Only two states saw job losses during Obama's tenure: Wyoming and New Mexico.
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We can expect to start seeing the new cookies nationally on June 5, 2017.
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Despite continuous job growth, the black unemployment rate nationally is twice that of whites.
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The total number of employers using SHOP plans nationally, after including enrollment from HealthCare.
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Clinton leads Trump by 6.2 points nationally, according to a RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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No matter the cause, the political system seems broken nationally, and in my state.
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Martin O'Malley in a nationally televised event before the Iowa caucuses on February 1.
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She leads Trump nationally by an average of about 7 points, according to RealClearPolitics.
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Patton is shooting 69.4 percent from thefield, which ranked second nationally entering Sunday. 3.
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It also has Brookside, a fruit and nut bar line launched nationally last summer.
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He led the SEC and was third nationally with 357.2 passing yards per game.
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Nationally, gun violence remains the leading cause of death for young African American men.
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The party came third nationally and went into coalition with Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's conservatives.
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Oklahoma State leads the BIg 12 and ranks fourth nationally in scoring (91.0). 2.
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All of this information came from a nationally representative survey performed between 2001-2002.
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Researchers at USC conducted a survey of 14,191 nationally representative eighth to twelfth graders.
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The polling aggregation website RealClearPolitics places him fourth overall nationally, but second in Iowa.
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One recommendation was creating an "AI code" that can be adopted nationally and internationally.
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Chandra Bozelko's criminal justice column "The Outlaw" is nationally syndicated columnist through Creators Syndicate.
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Data reported in FY 85033 showed 7,466 youth were jailed for status offenses nationally.
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Hannity then interviewed Moore on Friday during his radio show, which is nationally syndicated.
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Niagara is averaging a paltry 10.3 assists per game, outside the top 300 nationally.
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The Pirates led the AAC in total blocks and ranked 14th nationally before Sunday.
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But if a protest were green-lit nationally, the key question would be timing.
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A prisoner-led hunger strike that changed policies at Pelican Bay was nationally reported.
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The exits from Alabama bear on the debate nationally between moderate and liberal Democrats.
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He entered the game second nationally in passing efficiency with a rating of 204.9.
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While Sanders has surged in recent opinion polls, Clinton still has the edge nationally.
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And it is based on nationally determined action, so that all countries will participate.
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The same trend of whites moving towards the Republican Party has exhibited itself nationally.
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Nationally, $1 million buys about 350 fewer square feet on average, according to Zillow.
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It is time for safe and regulated medical marijuana to be made available nationally.
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Their work is essential, yet, nationally, they make little more than $10 an hour.
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The Niners host the Los Angeles Rams in a nationally televised game that day.
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The Boilermakers made 77 treys over the last six games and rank 13th nationally.
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Moore has repeatedly bested the political establishment in Alabama, just like Trump did nationally.
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Wildcats G Bryant McIntosh is ranked fifth nationally in free-throw percentage (96.2). 3.
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Using the tool, you can look at the top costumes nationally, or by state.
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"It is an outrageous comment," Hannity said on his nationally syndicated radio show Tuesday.
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Trump assured the viewers of a nationally televised debate that he was amply endowed.
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Some polls have suggested that Trump, the front-runner nationally, is closing the gap.
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Fireworks from D.C. on the Fourth of July have been nationally televised since 1947.
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They're a fraction of the electorate nationally, and they're disproportionately concentrated in noncompetitive states.
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Some of these attack ads ran nationally, and many were featured in news reports.
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Nationally, rents have been strong or climbing because potential buyers can't afford to buy.
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Such assets could be earmarked towards SDG implementation nationally or on a global level.
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Even before Sanders' endorsement of the provision last month, the idea was buzzing nationally.
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Clinton holds a three-point lead nationally, and slim leads in most battleground states.
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Clinton by nine percentage points nationally and drawing just 37 percent of the vote.
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Charles R. Gerow is an educator, lawyer and nationally recognized expert in strategic communications.
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Car manufacturers, perhaps, hoped that these lower projections might lead to lower standards nationally.
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Canada would be the first Group of Seven country to legalize recreational cannabis nationally.
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This after home prices plummeted nationally for the first time since the Great Depression.
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Michelle Katz, a nurse and nationally recognized patient advocate, has seen this happen firsthand.
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Still, it's being broadcast nationally, Juárez back in the spotlight in a good way.
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Flake is retiring, McSally has been defeated, and Ducey isn't all that influential nationally.
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The specific cans to watch out for were produced in February and distributed nationally.
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JoJo is fresh off her nationally televised heartbreak at the hands of Bachelor Ben.
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Beyond the immediate community, I received attention locally, nationally, and internationally for the work.
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We see few nationally known or reputable Mexican-Americans supporting Trump at any level.
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Nearly half of the dogs in the study, 16, were nationally certified therapy dogs.
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Clinton has 48 percent support nationally to Trump's 40.3 percent in the RealClearPolitics average.
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Clinton leads Trump by 3 points nationally in the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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Nationally, the conviction rate was more than 99.9 percent last year, drawing international condemnation.
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Yet again, the tactics that had worked for O'Rourke in Texas fell flat nationally.
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On March 103, Macron announced that schools and universities would close nationally starting Monday.
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The typical tech job pays $80,000 to $85,000, compared with $3.53,000 to $115,000 nationally.
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Lipow said he believes demand has already dropped by about 25% nationally for gasoline.
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Nationally, Republicans and Democrats only agreed on medical professionals being trustworthy sources of information.
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The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll finds Clinton leading Trump nationally by 4 percentage points.
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Our poll was conducted online by Morning Consult and surveyed 2,227 registered voters nationally.
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The ethnically and nationally diverse Raptors reflect Canada's largest city in the 19st century.
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Kopkin credits the sharp increase in the number of games that are nationally televised.
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Notre Dame recruited players nationally, because a religious faith, not geography, defined its community.
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Murder rose 23 percent nationally between 3.63 and 2016 before leveling off in 2017.
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Tracking the change in murder nationally is far easier than explaining why it's happening.
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What we found in a nationally representative survey of 3,000 American adults was striking.
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Airports have seen traffic drop about 12.8% nationally from February 13 to March 13.
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In 2016, only about 11 percent of asylum applicants had their petitions granted nationally.
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And federal data shows that teacher pay nationally has fallen in inflation-adjusted terms.
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Last week's nationally televised speech from the Oval Office was full of factual errors.
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Nearly 4,000 schools nationally are equipped only with pit toilets, according to government figures.
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It's reminiscent of fake health plans that were marketed nationally in the early 2000s.
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Nationally, births declined for seven years from the millennial generation peak of 4.2 million.
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I don't think I can really speak to what's happening nationally in other races.
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Buttigieg lags the leaders by a wide margin, nationally and in the early states.
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Yet tone is part of the Democrats' problem in Wisconsin as well as nationally.
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The coronavirus outbreak has sickened 68 people in Alabama and more than 10,000 nationally.
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We work nationally and globally with people that have lost their regional grain system.
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Little else in American life, nationally or locally, attracts the same attention or crowds.
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What&aposs behind the problemStudent mental health distress has escalated to high levels nationally.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, was up to 22% support among African Americans nationally, while Vermont Sen.
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At seventeen, Jaye just became the youngest person to have a nationally syndicated podcast.
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The poll found the pair in a virtual tie nationally among Democratic primary voters.
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She has reported nationally from Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Mexico and Nepal, among other countries.
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Nationally, an outcry against the program prompted the Obama administration to scale it back.
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Holder Supreme Court decision that has helped enable the increase of voter suppression nationally.
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Trump recently scored an 89% approval rating among Republicans nationally in a Gallup poll.
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Second, electricity consumption nationally has been flat since 2008, at an estimated -1 percent.
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He attracted a fifth of votes nationally in the first round of the presidentials.
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If the label sticks, Buttigieg will have problems as he spreads his wings nationally.
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Nationally, more than 75 percent of high school football players in 2006 were white.
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According to the RealClearPolitics average of polls, Sanders trails Clinton by 5.9 points nationally.
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Sanders continues to be among the top four candidates nationally, according to several polls.
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Yang is in sixth place nationally in the primary, according to RealClearPolitics' polling average.
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The Musketeers entered the game ranked 291st nationally with a 30.5 percentage from distance.
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Me and Ken Salazar, of Colorado, were the only two Democrats nationally who won.
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It used cellphones and landlines among a nationally representative sample of 1,009 U.S. adults.
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The RealClearPolitics polling average gives her a steady 5.2 point lead over Trump, nationally.
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Citigroup (C) is expanding nationally once again, but not with bricks and mortar locations.
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It instituted a citizenship test in Assam, which it plans to roll out nationally.
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Citigroup – Citi is expanding nationally once again, but not with brick-and-mortar locations.
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Nationally, homeowners in aggregate still have to make up $284 billion to break even.
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The state's closely watched law is similar to an approach Congress is considering nationally.
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What specific actions would you recommend young people to take — locally, nationally or globally?
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The men's soccer team held a three-goal lead over nationally ranked James Madison.
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He's led the pack nationally among Democrats, including core base voters like African Americans.
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Sanders would almost certainly be leading nationally if he wins the first three contests.
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"He mentored working designers and fashion students nationally and internationally," she said by email.
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Polling in Iowa, New Hampshire and nationally all reflect the surge of his candidacy.
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It is also the case that Sanders continues to lag behind Joe Biden nationally.
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Nationally more than nine out of 10 credit unions don't use these onerous clauses.
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Louisville is shooting 78.4 percent at the free throw line which ranks 15th nationally.
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The governor is not the only nationally prominent politician recently arrested in the crackdown.
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Californias decision is nationally significant because the state is the largest U.S. auto market.
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The study also found that the disparities held nationally and across states and counties.
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Nationally, Booker has just a 1.3 percent polling average, compared to Klobuchar's 1.5 percent.
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A sign of what could happen nationally emerged last month in Texas, where Gov.
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A few have climbed into annual rankings of top 100 courses nationally or worldwide.
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The show became nationally syndicated in 20183, and in 1996 MSNBC began simulcasting it.
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Nationally, there was a 6 percent decline in the number of clinics performing abortions.
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Based on those 504 infections, researchers extrapolated that there were 721,800 such infections nationally.
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The Ducks rank 98th nationally in passing yards allowed at 253.7 per game. 3.
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Nitrate pollution from agriculture is a serious problem nationally, especially in heavy agricultural states.
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He added that hotels on average have occupancy rates in the high 60% nationally.
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The nationally televised 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings prominently featured Cohn and made him infamous.
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There's also nothing unique about nationally known politicians being unpopular with the general electorate.
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Clinton has a 5.5-point lead nationally according to a RealClearPolitics average of polling.
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Rubio was the lone Republican at the nationally broadcast gathering after Florida's GOP Gov.
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