When it comes to the 2018 Emmys, anything can happen, because the race is neck-and-neck-and-neck-neck-and-neck.
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Overall, she is currently neck and neck with Vermont Sen.
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Opinion polling suggests the two parties are neck and neck.
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Earlier opinion polls had shown the candidates neck and neck.
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I'd say coffee and alcohol are like neck and neck.
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Bernie Sanders and Secretary Hillary Clinton are neck and neck.
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Rick Scott (R) running neck and neck for Florida Senate.
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You know what, it was neck and neck for me.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders are virtually neck and neck. 5.
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Kevin Cramer, neck and neck in the November general election.
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"Neck and neck, but I think she prevails," said one.
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The red state's Senate race is currently neck and neck.
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The trio had been neck and neck down the final straight.
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The two main parties are running neck and neck in polling.
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" Poll: Balderson, O'Connor neck-and-neck - Cleveland Plain Dealer : "The Aug.
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Clear Politics now has her running neck and neck with Toomey.
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Polling for the race has shown the candidates neck and neck.
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New polls show Biden running neck and neck with Trump there.
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Phil Bredesen, who polls showed running neck and neck with Rep.
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Democrat Al Gore and Bush had been running neck and neck.
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Bernie neck and neck, debate the electability of both candidates. Hill.
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Now, the race is neck and neck, according to most polls.
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Opinion polls before Tuesday's presidential election put the pair neck-and-neck.
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NBC News: Sanders, Biden are neck-and-neck in new national poll.
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Replay and TiVo were sort of neck and neck for a while.
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It's likely neck-and-neck with Hulu Live TV at this point.
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Tlaib and Detroit City Council President Brenda Jones are neck and neck.
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Most opinion polls put the "Leave" and "Remain" camps neck-and-neck.
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Clinton is running neck-and-neck with Democratic presidential rival Vermont Sen.
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The boys and girls ran neck and neck and were best friends.
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Opinion polls released a week ago had put them neck-and-neck.
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Polls have O'Connor and Balderson neck and neck going into election day.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are neck-and-neck down the stretch.
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Donnelly is running neck-and-neck against businessman Mike Braun in Indiana.
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However, the two are neck and neck – both at 41 – in Ohio.
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"Sometimes we were neck and neck; sometimes, not so much," Larson said.
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Recent polls show her and Sanders running neck-and-neck in Massachusetts.
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Google says they're neck and neck among search users in the state.
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Another poll shows Rubio neck-and-neck with his likely Democratic opponent.
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Polls show him neck-and-neck with his likely Democratic challenger, Rep.
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Biden, 76, is neck and neck with Warren, 70, in polling averages.
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Clinton and Obama split the delegates in the neck-and-neck Missouri primary.
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The groups were neck-and-neck for awhile, along with Megadeth and Anthrax.
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Huawei is in a neck and neck fight with rivals Nokia and Ericsson.
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Kasich had a slight lead on Clinton and Ryan polled neck-and-neck.
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But an unexpected player is neck-and-neck with these front-runners: carmakers.
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This week, a poll by Emerson College showed the candidates neck-and-neck.
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Ted Cruz, who is also neck-and-neck with Trump in the polls.
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Polls from earlier this year showed the two candidates largely neck and neck.
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The contest was neck and neck, but Sanders later pulled ahead of Clinton.
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Hannity has been neck-and-neck in the ratings with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
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Opinion polls before the vote showed separatists and unionists running neck-and-neck.
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Polls show Trump and Clinton running neck and neck in Ohio and Nevada.
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The Democratic presidential primary contest in Colorado is neck and neck, with Sen.
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Hadn't the opinion polls showed the two sides neck and neck for weeks?
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Both candidates were polling neck and neck, ahead of the closely-watched contest.
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GERB is currently running neck-and-neck with the Socialists in opinion polls.
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Both races have been shown to be neck-and-neck in recent polls.
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With 74 percent of precincts reporting, Ohio's special election is neck and neck.
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They were already polling neck and neck before Rosen officially won her nomination.
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Suddenly, FX and Hulu were neck and neck in pursuit of the series.
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Total capital raised is often neck-and-neck or slightly higher than ARR.
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Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden both ran neck-and-neck with Mr. Trump.
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Bernie Sanders — who is still neck and neck with Pete Buttigieg — declared victory.
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Polls now show Labour neck and neck with Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives.
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The latest Iowa polls show Biden competing nearly neck and neck with Sens.
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Dean Heller has managed to stay neck and neck with Democrat Jacky Rosen.
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Clinton and Sanders are currently running neck and neck in the Kentucky primary.
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But soon Leno pulls even and they go neck and neck to the finish.
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Polls had shown the Leave and Remain camps neck-and-neck before the referendum.
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A new independent poll shows Heller neck and neck with his Democratic challenger Rep.
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That explains why the two are neck and neck in terms of market capitalization.
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Ron Johnson, who is in a neck-and-neck race with former Democratic Sen.
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Click here to view original GIFAlaskaTrump and Cruz are neck and neck in Alaska.
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The Quinnipiac poll had Trump and Clinton neck-and-neck in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Clinton, and now they showed him running neck and neck with her in Iowa.
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Almost every poll had shown the candidates neck and neck to the very end.
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For years, Meituan's food delivery arm has been going neck-and-neck with Ele.
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Opinion polls put Netanyahus right-wing Likud and Gantzs new party neck-and-neck.
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The Republican and Democrat are running neck and neck in the traditionally red district.
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Ted Cruz, who is neck-and-neck with Trump in the latest Iowa polls.
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ET and comes as Clinton and Sanders are neck and neck in the polls.
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Current polling puts the two campaigns roughly neck-and-neck, with Remain slightly ahead.
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Soon, the government's popularity had sunk to put it neck-and-neck with Labor.
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What about the neck-and-neck race described in the NBC/Survey Monkey poll?
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A Washington Post poll over the weekend showed essentially a neck-and-neck race.
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While delivering his speech, Cruz and Trump were neck and neck in Missouri's primary.
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Ohio special election still neck-and-neck, raising prospect of recount 9:55 p.m.
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She and Collins are running neck and neck in the Georgia special Senate election.
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"It's a pretty big deal that it's so neck and neck," Ms. Howard said.
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Now they are running neck and neck in polls, fueled by Clinton's strong push.
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In addition, recent polls have shown Sanders neck and neck with Biden in Iowa.
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I think they're neck and neck with Sony's WF1000X earbuds in terms of effectiveness.
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Polls in New Hampshire now have Klobuchar neck-and-neck with Warren and Biden.
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The Nevada Poll released on Friday showed him running neck-and-neck with Sen.
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Australian wines are now neck-and-neck with French ones for the first time.
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Claire McCaskill's coveted seat in Missouri is neck and neck, a new poll finds.
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Yet The Economist's poll put both parties neck and neck in the marginal seat.
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Grillo is now neck and neck in the polls with the governing Partito Democratico.
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Bernie Sanders was neck-and-neck with Clinton among non-black voters in 2016.
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READMEThese cards are neck and neck with the $500 Nvidia 1080 in the speed department.
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Years ago, LG was neck and neck with Samsung to claim the Android phone throne.
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The two candidates were essentially neck and neck in the results that were released. Sen.
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The pair are neck-and-neck in Ohio, according to the slew of new polling.
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Last week's ICM poll put the two camps neck and neck at 45 percent each.
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In the final week of campaigning, polls show a race that is neck-and-neck.
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The two are neck-and-neck in recent polling in the key, early voting state.
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Polls put Netanyahus right-wing Likud and Gantzs Blue and White party neck-and-neck.
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Pat Toomey (R) and former state official Katie McGinty (D) are running neck and neck.
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As the polls opened across America this morning, the presidential election is neck and neck.
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But there's never going to be a moment when this race isn't neck and neck.
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Though the district is traditionally Republican, the candidates are neck-and-neck in the polls.
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Chevy&aposs Silverado and GMC&aposs Sierra are often neck and neck with the Ford.
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Now the Socialists are neck-and-neck with GERB, a recent Gallup International poll showed.
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This race looked like Curbelo's to lose this summer, but now it's neck and neck.
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When an earlier scan was available, the system and the doctors were neck and neck.
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Vicks RapidRead Thermometer ($23): This model came neck-and-neck with Vicks' ComfortFlex for accuracy.
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In Washington, Biden and Sanders are neck-and-neck with 68 percent of precincts in.
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Neck and neck with them was a three-time winner of the race, Jeremy Reynolds.
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Polls show Biden and Sanders running neck-and-neck in the Hawkeye State with Sen.
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Sanders and Biden have been neck and neck with Latino voters in polls for months.
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Joni Ernst's (R-Iowa) comfortable win when others were showing a neck-and-neck race.
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The nail-biter saw the two boats neck-and-neck for much of the race.
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The first results, coming in from the countryside, showed Guðni and Halla neck and neck.
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By June, she became neck-and-neck with Sanders, her fellow progressive, at 15 percent.
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The candidates are neck and neck here in Florida, bombarding each other with negative ads.
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Early polls have shown a neck-and-neck general election contest between McCaskill and Hawley.
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Wisconsin polls, though scarce, show Trump and Cruz running neck-and-neck in the state.
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At each point, the two women have been neck-and-neck for the Queen's favor.
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Who knows: both the "Leave" and "Remain" campaigns are neck-and-neck in the polls. 5.
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But a September survey by The New York Times showed the two candidates neck and neck.
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Normally we go neck and neck vying for position, but today that was not that case.
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Bernie Sanders were neck and neck, with both campaigns calling for a recanvass of certain precincts.
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She is running neck-and-neck with the district's incumbent, David Brat, a former Tea Partier.
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At the end of that second year, we were kind of neck and neck in sales.
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Stocks and bonds have been neck and neck this year, trading at or near 2016 highs.
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It shows that the two great powers are neck and neck on the world economic stage.
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Recent polls have shown the two candidates neck-and-neck ahead of the election in November.
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Kelly Ayotte and Democrat Maggie Hassan were neck-and-neck at votes were still being counted.
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New polls show Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton neck-and-neck in New Hampshire and Colorado.
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Recent polls show Democrat Conor Lamb running neck and neck with his Republican opponent Rick Saccone.
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Pat Toomey are running neck-and-neck with their Democratic challengers, according to a new poll.
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Now, she's racing back there because new polls show her neck-and-neck with Bernie Sanders.
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Quinnipiac also found Trump and Clinton running neck-and-neck in Florida and Ohio as well.
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It is racing neck-and-neck with rival Lyft to become the first ride-hailing IPO.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday predicted a "neck and neck" finish with Vermont Sen.
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Eight Republican candidates are in the running, along with four Democrats who are neck-and-neck.
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He's facing a challenge from GOPer John Adams in a near neck-and-neck race. 3.
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Recently, the Trump camp released a 60-second ad attacking Cruz, his neck-and-neck competitor.
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Most polls show the two candidates neck-and-neck ahead of the June 5 run-off.
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On the track, Henry and his bud, Charlie, are neck-and-neck, egging each other on.
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Matt Bevin, who is running neck and neck with his Democratic challenger in the latest polls.
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In a neck-and-neck Senate race, won't the greater dislike of Trump make a difference?
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Recent polls have shown Kemp and Abrams neck-and-neck, with Abrams leading by 1 point.
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The latest Los Angeles Times survey of California found Trump and Cruz running neck and neck.
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They ran neck-and-neck, with their Hall of Fame jockeys looking for the tiniest edge.
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" Cruz said he is running "neck-and-neck" with Trump "in states all across Super Tuesday.
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There has been some late polling though that has Hyde-Smith and McDaniel neck-and-neck.
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In this respect, the venture markets in the U.S. and China are running neck-and-neck.
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The Labour Party is currently neck-and-neck with the ruling Conservative Party in opinion polls.
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Yet when combined, the opposition alliance stands, plus the Kurds, neck and neck with Mr. Erdogan.
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The tactic may be working: the SPD and AfD are now neck-and-neck in polls.
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A CBS poll released Sunday shows Biden running neck and neck in New Hampshire with Sens.
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Bernie Sanders and neck-and-neck with billionaire newcomer Michael Bloomberg trained their fire on both.
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A July Monmouth University poll found the two candidates polling neck and neck at 44 percent.
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Some polls show the health service is neck and neck with Brexit in importance to voters.
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New-age tourism Galactic is neck-and-neck with its chief competitor, Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin.
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Cruz had been neck-and-neck in the polls with Trump in the state until Wisconsin Gov.
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With the runoff quickly approaching to determine the party's gubernatorial nominee, the contest is neck-and-neck.
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With polls showing a neck-and-neck contest between the former Secretary of State and rival Sen.
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This massive expansion will place the airline neck-and-neck with major carriers like Southwest and United.
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With polls showing the two men neck and neck, nobody knows what the outcome will ultimately be.
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Just days before the federal election, opinion polls showed Trudeau running practically neck and neck with Scheer.
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At least for now, it looks like Bird and Lime are neck and neck in the race.
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Sanders' comments come four days after the two Democrats finished neck and neck in the Iowa Caucus.
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For instance, he and Hillary Clinton are now polling neck and neck in one poll in Georgia.
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Poll: Neck and neck in Florida Obama, in his interview, avoided wading specifically into the email matter.
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Though they're often neck and neck in total engagement, the pages use very different strategies to succeed.
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Polls suggest she's neck-and-neck with centrist Emmanuel Macron, ahead of Sunday's first round of voting.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are neck and neck in a new national poll from Quinnipiac University.
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"You guys are neck and neck, and Alec you're up against a lot of neck," Colbert said.
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The race in Massachusetts was neck and neck, with Sanders having led his rival at one point.
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The leader of the Front National has been neck-and-neck with Macron in the past weeks.
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Polls show Colyer and Kobach in a neck-and-neck battle, making Monday's Trump tweet endorsement significant.
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But, four years later, the latest opinion polls reportedly show Macri and Fernandez running neck-and-neck.
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Nationally, the news is better for him, with Sanders and Warren basically neck-and-neck behind Biden.
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A recent Atlanta Journal-Constitution/Channel 2 Action News poll shows the race is neck-and-neck.
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The president and former vice president are also neck and neck in Michigan, according to the survey.
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Shehbaz Sharif, Nawaz's brother, is now leading PML-N, which is running neck-and-neck with PTI.
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May's Conservatives and the main opposition Labour party are running largely neck and neck in opinion polls.
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The two are neck and neck in Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania, a Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday found.
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As Time reported, recent polling shows Trudeau's Liberal Party neck-and-neck with the Conservative opposition party.
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Warren was found to be essentially neck-and-neck with former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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It is unclear which one will prevail; at the moment the two firms are neck-and-neck.
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Cruz, who is currently polling neck and neck to Trump in Iowa, tried unsuccessfully to move on.
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Uber and Lyft are, for the most part, neck and neck in terms of their core features.
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Joe Biden and Mike Bloomberg are neck and neck in the state's latest poll of likely voters.
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Opinion polls show Likud and Blue and White running neck and neck, and increased support for Lieberman.
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It's now neck and neck between the two, with Biden maintaining just a slight lead in delegates.
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The big picture: Trudeau's Liberals had been neck and neck with the Conservatives ahead of the Oct.
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Recent polls show several 2020 Democratic candidates running neck and neck with the president in the state.
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Both Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders claimed victory after the remaining neck-and-neck votes rolled in.
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The race is widely seen as neck-and-neck in what has traditionally been a Republican stronghold.
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In China too, equity returns are neck-and-neck with U.S. markets, around 503% in yuan terms.
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Across the GTA, electoral projections by 216Canada indicate a neck-and-neck race between Liberals and Conservatives.
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But if two girls are neck and neck at gaming, of course I'll choose the good-looking girl.
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Torres Small was declared the apparent winner in the neck and neck race two weeks after Election Day.
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It was neck and neck between three different lipsticks, but in the end Anastasia won by a nose.
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But more so than the dialogue, cinematography, and neck-and-neck with the performances, is the show's direction.
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The one local poll puts the candidates neck-and-neck; the bookies give Mr Street a slight advantage.
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Microsoft is now neck and neck with Apple for the title of most valuable company in the world.
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Opinion polls suggest the PTI is neck-and-neck with the PML-N, says Haris Gazdar, an academic.
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Every poll is neck and neck and hardly a day goes by without a candidate or surrogate visit.
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Just before the first debate, she was neck and neck with Sanders, and they remain about tied today.
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As I said in my review, both the Amazon Echo and Google Home are nearly neck and neck.
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The debate, moderated by CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, comes as Clinton and Sanders are polling neck and neck.
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But she was neck-and-neck with him in Florida; and Mr Trump was slightly ahead in Ohio.
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Thursday's referendum is running neck and neck, leaving Washington officials with little to do but wring their hands.
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The poll also found the Florida senatorial race neck-and-neck, with 48.6 percent of voters supporting Gov.
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Recent polling shows both Democrats neck-and-neck with Baugh, raising the strong risk of both Republicans advancing.
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Trump is in a tight race in Wisconsin, with polls showing that he's neck and neck with Sen.
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But he said he expects Cruz and Rubio will run neck-and-neck past the 20 percent mark.
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In France, Marine Le Pen's nationalists are running neck-and-neck with President Emmanuel Macron's pro-Europe party.
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For much of the race, John McDermott and Louis Liebgold ran neck and neck to lead the pack.
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"It's basically No. 3 or No. 4," behind Florida and Alaska, and neck and neck with New Jersey.
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Internal polling by Foxx and Conway has shown she's consistently up or neck-and-neck in the race.
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Blue and White is currently polling neck-and-neck with Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party and its allies.
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Among white voters in the state, they were neck-and-neck, at 29 percent and 28 percent, respectively.
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They point to polls showing Sanders running neck-and-neck with Trump in a hypothetical general election race.
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Trudeau is locked in a neck-and-neck battle with Conservative leader Andrew Scheer ahead of the Oct.
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Polls show Netanyahu's Likud movement virtually neck and neck with centrist leader Benny Gantz's Blue and White party.
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Some polls show the health service is neck and neck with Brexit as most important issue to voters.
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Tshisekedi and Ramazani were virtually neck-and-neck in second place with 16.93 percent and 16.88 percent, respectively.
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The Conservatives, who are neck-and-neck with the Liberals in the polls, are running a good campaign.
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Dan Bishop, in a race seen as neck-and-neck in what has traditionally been a GOP stronghold.
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The two senators are running neck-and-neck for second place, but neither will come close to Trump.
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Laura Kelly is the Democratic nominee for governor in a race that's been neck-and-neck ever since.
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Around the world, ISIS and climate change are neck-and-neck for the leading threats people perceive today.
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Breed, a moderate, pro-business candidate, is currently neck and neck with Mark Leno, a more stalwart progressive.
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Every year, Anne is neck-and-neck with her older brother Prince Charles for the accolade of busiest royal.
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An online ICM poll published last week had put the two camps neck and neck at 45 percent each.
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A ReachTel poll in September had Labor and the ruling conservative coalition running neck-and-neck in the state.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday even showed Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton running nearly neck-and-neck nationally.
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Otterbein: A month ago, Biden was neck-and-neck with Sanders in New Hampshire polls and leading national surveys.
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Polls show the AfD running neck-and-neck with Merkel's CDU in Thuringia, just behind the far-left Linke.
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Poll: Trump, Kasich neck-and-neck in Pennsylvania All along, Kasich's argument has been that he can win moderates.
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Today its stock market value, while behind Apple, is neck and neck with Amazon's and slightly ahead of Google's.
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With more than 92% of the vote counted Monday, the two were neck and neck, according to election officials.
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For me, they're neck and neck with the Powerbeats Pro as some of my favorite-sounding wireless earbuds yet.
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Quinnipiac University polls in swing states Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania last week had the rivals effectively neck-and-neck.
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A fourth poll, by Opinium, showed the two camp were running neck and neck with 44 percent support each.
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EnergyQuest, a consultancy, calculates that until three years ago, volumes of domestic and LNG production ran neck and neck.
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For Mr Macron, who is neck-and-neck with Mr Fillon in second place, this share is just 45%.
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Recent polls have shown the two candidates are neck and neck in their popularity ahead of the November election.
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The two candidates are seen running practically neck-and-neck in a second run-off vote later this month.
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Mr. Sanders is betting that victories in Iowa, where he is neck-and-neck in the polls with Mrs.
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Recent polls show a neck-and-neck race, but I'm not sure that's accurate, because we aren't measuring apathy.
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Casey Cagle and Secretary of State Brian Kemp is neck and neck as voters head to the polls Tuesday.
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Opinion polls before the vote had shown separatists and unionists running neck-and-neck in the wealthy Spanish region.
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But among people who have caucused in the past, the leads evaporate and the races are neck and neck.
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Tom Cotton in Arkansas in November of 2014 was supposed to be neck-and-neck with then-incumbent Sen.
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But the most recent high-quality public poll, published on October 16th, showed the two men neck-and-neck.
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It is neck-and-neck with Amazon for cloud superiority, powering everything from corporate email servers to Pixar movies.
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But the businessman scored wins in Illinois and North Carolina, while running neck and neck with Cruz in Missouri.
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Arizona, where Latinos are also threatening the GOP's hegemony and Democrat Krysten Sinema is neck-and-neck against Rep.
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A post-convention bounce lifted Hillary Clinton out of a neck-and-neck race with Mr. Trump, polls show.
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MOD Pizza and Blaze Pizza have been neck-and-neck in the fast-casual-pizza race for a while.
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Branson is neck and neck with fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos in the race to begin launching tourists into space.
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Polls leading up to Tuesday found the race to be neck and neck, while Northam ended up outspending Perriello.
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It came just days before the Iowa caucuses, where polls show he is running neck-and-neck with Clinton.
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Bevin is running neck and neck with Beshear, according to a survey last month from Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy.
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Rick Scott (R) would head to a hand recount after the machine tallies showed the candidates neck and neck.
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The Senate races in Arizona and Florida, which had slight Democratic leads in the polls, are neck and neck.
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About a yard away from the finish line, I looked at her again, and we were neck and neck.
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Public and private polling in recent days suggests that Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Tillis are running neck and neck.
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For example, Georgia could elect the nation's first black female governor — and the polling shows its neck and neck.
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After a neck-and-neck first half that ended in a tie, the big game became one of turnovers.
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Once again, they are running neck and neck in the polls, with Blue and White edging ahead in some.
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Ted Cruz was neck-and-neck with then-candidate Donald Trump in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses.
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Polls show Mr. Trudeau's Liberals and the opposition Conservatives neck-and-neck, and Mr. Singh's party trailing far behind.
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Yellen and Warsh are now running neck and neck on the PredictIt betting website, with Cohn a distant third.
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Sanders is running neck-and-neck in the polls in a tumultuous climate on both sides of the aisle.
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Opinion polls put the anti-establishment 5-Star movement neck-and-neck with the center-left Democratic Party (PD).
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A respected YouGov survey showed a neck-and-neck competition in the final days of the race (Bloomberg News).
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Among Latinos, who make up almost 10 percent, Biden is neck-and-neck with Bernie Sanders for the lead.
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They did so after a contentious outcome in 2016, when Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders finished neck and neck.
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Sanders has a significant lead among liberals, and is neck-and-neck with Biden among moderate or conservative voters.
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His net worth hovers around $90 billion, placing him neck and neck with Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft.
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He recently tweeted a Kansas poll that showed Kobach and Marshall running neck and neck for the Republican nomination.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyKennedy, Markey neck-and-neck in Massachusetts primary: poll Budowsky: Bloomberg-Obama or Klobuchar-Kennedy?
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The latest opinion polls show current PM Justin Trudeau's Liberals and Andrew Scheer's Conservatives running practically neck-and-neck.
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Bernie Sanders, is running neck and neck with her in the polls there and leads solidly in New Hampshire.
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Her disillusionment with the act of writing runs neck and neck with her belief in the act of writing.
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In both elections, Mr. Gantz and Mr. Netanyahu emerged neck and neck, each falling well short of a majority.
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Jones's lead is within the poll's margin of error, making Jones and Moore neck and neck in the race.
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The Ibope poll has Bolsonaro and Haddad running practically neck-and-neck in a second round run-off vote.
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In Iowa, the two candidates are neck-and-neck, with Mr. Sanders holding on to a lead in New Hampshire.
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Though Barnes and his sons were neck-and-neck for the win, he ultimately outscored them by making two strikes.
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It is worth $500 billion and is neck and neck with Apple as the most valuable company by market capitalization.
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Broadly, opinion polls showed the remain and leave camps were neck-and-neck, making the result too close to call.
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Quinnipiac University polls in swing states Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania this month also had the rivals effectively neck-and-neck.
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Bernie Sanders and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg who appear to be neck and neck in the standings.
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But by late last year, polls showed Sinn Fein running neck-and-neck with the largest of the governing parties.
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I think over the next 10 years it's going to be a neck-and-neck race between Amazon and Alibaba.
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Petro Poroshenko, the incumbent president, and Yulia Tymoshenko, a former prime minister, are running neck-and-neck for second place.
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The Cat S60 and Active might be neck and neck for ruggedness, but the S60's waterproof chassis wins out.
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In the Columbus area of Ohio it pits Republican Troy Balderson against Danny O&aposConnor, a neck and neck race.
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The teams stayed neck and neck throughout the first half, with the Wolf Pack leading 34-32 at the half.
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Winners Never Quit has always been my least favorite but the other three are kind of constantly neck and neck.
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The poll found that in a potential match up, de Blasio was neck-and-neck with City Comptroller Scott Stringer.
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Recent polls show Trump and Ted Cruz, the conservative senator from Texas, running neck-and-neck in the Hawkeye State.
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It comes as Sanders has narrowed Clinton's lead in national polling and pulled neck-and-neck with her in Iowa.
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Coupled with neck-and-neck Iowa polls, Sanders seems poised for a "slingshot strategy," complicating Clinton's vaunted Southern firewall strategy.
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The Boss and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice are in a neck-and-neck race for mediocrity this week.
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Right now, the New York Times' count has Wicks at just under 6 percent with the race neck and neck.
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Yet, little more than a week before the referendum, the polls show that the two camps are neck and neck.
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The average time people in the U.S. spend on Snapchat versus Instagram is neck-and-neck, according to eMarketer predictions.
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Trump leads Warren by two points in the surveys and he is neck-and-neck with Sanders in the polls.
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Jones was named the winner Tuesday night, but the margin remained neck-and-neck for the entirety of election night.
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The Nevada Senate and gubernatorial midterm races are neck-and-neck, according to a new Suffolk University poll released Tuesday.
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The information technology is neck-and-neck with the consumer discretionary sector as best S&P 500 performer this year.
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The candidates appeared neck-and-neck in the popular vote, but Mr. Trump bested Hillary Clinton in the Electoral College.
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Branson is neck and neck with fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos as their companies close in on launching tourists into space.
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And when it comes to high-quality TV shows, Hulu and Netflix are neck-and-neck, according to the data.
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With the results neck-and-neck, the San Francisco Department of Elections began counting nearly 14,000 provisional ballots this week.
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Polls Friday showed that France's former economy minister Emmanuel Macron was neck and neck with far-right candidate Marine LePen.
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But Cruz and O'Rourke are still neck and neck — both in the polls and when it comes to campaign financing.
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With the race neck and neck, voter turnout will be crucial, said Georgia State University political scientist Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey.
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Center-right and center-left blocs were neck and neck after elections, although neither can command a majority in Parliament.
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At one point last year, Warren was virtually neck-and-neck with Biden at the top of national polling averages.
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A recent Monmouth University poll found Steyer at 15% in the state, neck-and-neck with Sanders, the race's frontrunner.
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Sanders is neck-and-neck with Warren and Biden in New Hampshire based on three recent polls compiled by RealClearPolitics.
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NECK-AND-NECK Donning dark make-up is particularly sensitive in the United States, given its long history of slavery.
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And this is particularly concerning for those companies, like Sprouts, that operate neck and neck with Whole Foods in organic.
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The competition was neck and neck all season long, and going into the last episode both pastry chefs were tied.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is dominating the Democratic field in South Carolina but is neck and neck with Sens.
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Considering all that, it makes sense that she's neck and neck with the (also extremely unpopular) Donald Trump in polls.
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It was neck and neck with great laptops like the Huawei Matebook X Pro, Dell XPS 73, and LG Gram 15.
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So much that some recent polls now suggest that the SPD is neck and neck with Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party.
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Instead he lost in Florida, Ohio, and North Carolina, and he's neck-and-neck with Hillary Clinton in Illinois and Missouri.
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The latest political polling from research firm Opinium puts Labour and the ruling Conservatives neck-and-neck with 39 percent each.
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To this day, it's one of the top wine producers in the world in a neck-and-neck competition with France.
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On Wednesday, an Ifop Fiducial poll said that it was neck-and-neck between Fillon and Macron for the first round.
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With election day approaching, opinion polls put Netanyahu's right-wing Likud and Gantz's centrist Blue and White party neck and neck.
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Recent polls show the two candidates virtually neck and neck, though just days ago, other polls showed Braun in the lead.
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Interestingly, Facebook is running neck and neck with Snapchat when it comes to mobile traffic, with both having less than 9%.
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For most of the quarter, things are still neck and neck, but in the final week, AT&T's speeds shoot up.
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It is now running neck and neck with Alternative for Germany, a far-right populist party that is aligned with Bannon.
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The iPhone 6S wasn't a huge upgrade over the 6, but it was at least neck-and-neck with top competitors.
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But the Conservative Party, running almost neck and neck with Labour in opinion polls, accused Corbyn's team of making "unfunded" promises.
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For a few weeks the party soared past 30% in the polls, pulling almost neck-and-neck with the CDU/CSU.
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Monday's debate will be watched closely as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have been neck and neck in many key states.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is neck-and-neck against Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, according to a new poll released Thursday.
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Bolsonaro and Haddad are seen running practically neck-and-neck in a simulated second-round run-off vote later this month.
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On the days where your workday and date night are neck-and-neck, there's simply no time for a wardrobe change.
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McCaskill and Hawley, who are neck and neck in the polls, each say the other has received millions in dark money.
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Polls have shown Blackburn and Bredesen are neck-and-neck in the race, which Fox News currently assesses is a tossup.
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Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders are running neck and neck in the Iowa caucuses with almost all of the votes counted.
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Polls show him running neck-and-neck with Hillary Clinton there, upending convention wisdom and the expectations of the Clinton camp.
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Its IPO plans are now neck-and-neck with rival Lyft, which released its long-awaited IPO prospectus in early March.
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The ruling RPA is neck-and-neck in opinion polls with an opposition alliance led by a wealthy businessman, Gagik Tsarukyan.
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MORE. Those high-profile endorsements have boosted his campaign and polling shows the two are neck and neck down the stretch.
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Neck-and-neck for months, opinion polls over the past two weeks have started to break selectively against the Brexit camp.
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Forsa put its margin of error at 2.5 percentage points, putting the CDU/CSU bloc and the SPD neck-and-neck.
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Virginia Democrats Tom Perriello and Ralph Northam are neck-and-neck in their party's gubernatorial primary, according to a new poll.
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Recent polls suggest the Republicans are neck and neck in Wisconsin, with Cruz receiving 36 percent support to Trump's 35 percent.
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To be sure, many analysts still say there's one retailer neck and neck with Amazon, and it's based in Bentonville, Arkansas.
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Maier said he had been scrutinizing the polls closely and believed it was now neck and neck between the two campaigns.
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What's also clear ... her admiration for Beto, the rival who's in a neck-and-neck race heading into the midterm election.
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Clinton and Sanders are running neck and neck in Missouri and Illinois, and so are likely to split the bounties there.
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He attracted a pretty formidable Republican challenger who is now neck and neck with the top two Democrats in the race.
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The Senate has gotten surprisingly tight in the final days, with neck-and-neck races in Nevada, Arizona, Missouri and Indiana.
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His Likud party is running neck and neck in opinion polls with former armed forces chief Benny Gantz's Blue and White.
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National polls put the conservatives first, with the Greens close behind and the SPD trailing neck and neck with the AfD.
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Its main competitor is TikTok, created by Chinese unicorn ByteDance, which is neck-and-neck with Instagram in terms of popularity.
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Some polls show that the health service is neck and neck with Brexit as the most important issue to potential voters.
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Mr. Macron, a former banker and independent centrist, was neck and neck with Ms. Le Pen in polls before the vote.
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Schulz told the Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland media group (RND) that he expected a neck-and-neck race leading up to the Sept.
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As it stood on Friday, a Radio New Zealand poll of polls had the two main parties still neck-and-neck.
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While Strickland and Portman were running neck and neck earlier in the year, Portman has since opened up a clear lead.
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Wilders' far-right Freedom Party is neck-and-neck with Prime Minister Mark Rutte's ruling conservative VVD Party in popularity polls.
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She is running neck-and-neck with Kemp, with most recent polling and analysis predicting a toss-up on Election Day.
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Yet still, he's pretty much running neck and neck with most of his potential Democratic opponents — even the most liberal ones.
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The polls show it neck and neck right now, 48-48, which is remarkable because, look, Georgia is a red state.
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San Francisco elected London Breed as its first Black female mayor after her opponent conceded the neck-and-neck race on Wednesday.
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Trump won Missouri by 20 points in 2016, and McCaskill and Hawley have been neck and neck in the polls all year.
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The brothers, who have been neck and neck through their whole childhood, are constantly trying to one-up each other on YouTube.
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Having narrowly lost the neck-and-neck contest in May, Hofer could become the European Union's first far-right head of state.
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Voting got underway in Britain's referendum on EU membership with most opinion polls putting the "Leave" and "Remain" camps neck-and-neck.
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Opinion polls show she is neck and neck with her centrist run-off rival Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, a former World Bank economist.
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It has to start with Wisconsin on April 234 -- "a battleground," Cruz said Thursday, where he and Trump run neck-and-neck.
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Though a political novice, his party, Blue and White, is running neck-and-neck in the polls with Mr Netanyahu's Likud party.
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If you're wondering, the home regions of this year's competitors are about neck-and-neck in the business of consuming chicken legs.
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Public opinion surveys have shown Manchin leading Morrisey, while McCaskill and Hawley are running neck-and-neck, according to RealClearPolitics polling averages.
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Click here to view original GIFColoradoColorado's caucus appears to be neck and neck for Clinton and Sanders, so it's really anyone's game.
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But Eero's little internet pods are…Read more ReadThe two products neck and neck when you test them speed wise as well.
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All eyes were fixed on Michigan, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania — crucial swing states where Trump and Clinton are running neck-and-neck.
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But Likud is running neck and neck with Blue and White, a new centrist party led by Benny Gantz, a former general.
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Republican Troy Balderson and Democrat Danny O'Connor polling neck and neck in Ohio race; conservative talk radio host Brian Thomas weighs in.
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That puts it neck-and-neck with 2012's fast start, after which only 1994's 6.5 percent leap would be better.
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WeChat's e-wallet, which is going neck-and-neck with Alibaba affiliate Alipay, saw daily transaction volume exceed 1 billion last year.
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Prior to the election, 2016 saw the two sides neck and neck, with each experiencing occasional spikes that put them on top.
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The Indiana Senate race had been polling neck and neck, with neither Braun nor Donnelly able to establish much of a lead.
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With the left and right neck-and-neck in the polls and many voters undecided, the race is too close to call.
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Pro-Trump enthusiasts branded the announcement as a can't-miss occasion that would change the tide of the neck-and-neck race.
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At the time of writing, Clinton and Trump are running neck-and-neck into the final days of an unusually brutal campaign.
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"I see the momentum that we have and I'm very confident that we're neck and neck right now," he told The Hill.
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Barr, who represents the district that includes Camp Nelson, is running neck-and-neck for reelection against his Democratic challenger, Amy McGrath.
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Tech-wise, the two trucks are neck and neck, but if I had to pick an infotainment system, I'd lean toward Chevy.
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With dozens of House races nationally neck and neck, Democratic Party strategists and candidates said the enthusiasm gap remained on their side.
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Leading up to Sunday's election, opinion polling had the FPÖ back up to about 20%, neck and neck with the Social Democrats.
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Sales of both the drugs are neck and neck, with Opdivo generating $1.63 billion in the second quarter and Keytruda $1.67 billion.
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Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who is an independent in the Senate, show him neck-and-neck with Clinton in Iowa.
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Democrats and Republicans are vying for the unpredictable Hispanic swing vote in the neck-and-neck gubernatorial and senatorial races in Florida.
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Trump and Kasich are running neck and neck in the polls, with two recent surveys showing the candidates locked in a tie.
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The biggest battleground is Massachusetts, where 91 Democratic delegates are up for grabs and Clinton and Sanders are currently neck and neck.
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Every few seconds seems to bring a new update, but one thing's constant: Doug Jones and Roy Moore are neck and neck.
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Porter's top challenger in what should be a neck-and-neck race, another UC Irvine law professor, Dave Min, fits that bill.
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The two candidates remain neck and neck for the nomination, with Biden surging after a big win in South Carolina last weekend.
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Netanyahu, a four-term conservative, is neck-and-neck with centrist rivals in opinion polls ahead of an Israeli election next week.
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The Coresight study found Walmart and Amazon to be neck and neck as the No. 1 destination for holiday shopping this year.
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A recent Monmouth University poll found Steyer at 15% in the state, neck-and-neck with the race's front-runner Vermont Sen.
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A Boston Globe/WBZ-TV/Suffolk University poll released Saturday shows the two liberals running neck-and-neck in Warren's home state.
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The RealClearPolitics polling average currently shows Yang with support of about 3.6% of voters, putting him neck and neck with Minnesota Sen.
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Instagram and TikTok still appear to be neck and neck in terms of monthly active users, with both boasting around 1 billion.
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AT&T and Verizon were neck and neck, T-Mobile lagged only slightly behind Verizon and Sprint was a distant No. 4.
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And in head-to-head matchups with top Democrats, Trump is now neck-and-neck among all registered voters, the poll found.
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The most recent poll, taken in mid-February, had Cruz and the Florida senator neck-and-neck, with 18 and 17 percent.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders are neck-and-neck in most polls, with both candidates relying on a diverse but fragile coalition.
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She was down by double digits at the beginning of the year, but is now polling essentially neck and neck with Lipinski.
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Recent polls suggest the two candidates are neck and neck in the contest, with Cruz leading 36 percent to Trump's 35 percent.
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Kemp and Abrams, who is trying to become the first black woman governor, are running neck and neck in most polls. 5.
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That puts it neck-and-neck with 2012's fast start after which only 1994's 6.5 percent leap would be better.
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In that poll, also released Sunday, Biden is neck and neck with either Warren and Sanders in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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That level of supply puts the U.S. neck-and-neck with OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — the world's second-largest producer after Russia.
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Chanel, the results showed, is outpacing rivals like Gucci and running neck-and-neck with Louis Vuitton, widely considered the industry leader.
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Trump is neck and neck with Hillary in the Sunshine State, so she feared lots of people would be angry at her.
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Kasich, who is currently neck and neck with Trump in his home state of Ohio, similarly condemned the recent instances of violence.
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In Iowa, that's on February 1, and Donald Trump and Texas Senator Ted Cruz are currently neck-and-neck in that state.
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My guess is one of those three films wins, and their Oscar campaigns have all been sharp; they're probably neck and neck.
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Polls show the AfD running neck-and-neck with the CDU in two of three eastern states that hold elections in Autumn.
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Earlier this year, the latter edged out the former, but the battle has remained neck and neck for the huge — and growing — market.
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Telephone polls have tended to give the "In" camp a bigger lead while online polls have the two sides running neck and neck.
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The outspoken right-wing candidate Geert Wilders&apos party is sliding in polls but still almost neck-and-neck with Rutte&aposs party.
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Still, the polls show the two candidates neck and neck — and women in the state, who are more likely to vote, favor Bredesen.
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Recent surveys of eligible voters put the League neck-and-neck or even a couple percentage points ahead of the 323-Star Movement.
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Sunday morning, box-office earnings for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Hidden Figures had the two films running neck and neck.
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Democrat McCaskill is facing a tough challenge from Hawley, who has managed to stay neck-and-neck with the incumbent in the polls.
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The Democrat surged in the latter part of the year, polling neck and neck with Noem, but fell just short on Election Day.
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Polls are beginning to show him neck-and-neck with Emmanuel Macron, an independent centre-left candidate who is capturing cross-party enthusiasm.
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Buoyed by this fight, my client surprisingly was running neck-and-neck with Hastert into the fall, causing a panic in Republican circles.
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But the sniping is to be expected -- they're reportedly neck-and-neck in the latest polls in Wisconsin as Tuesday's primary looms. 4.
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While Trump leads in the reliably GOP states of Arizona and Texas, Clinton runs neck and neck in Georgia, according to new polls.
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The game would be neck-and-neck in the opening phases, but I'd eventually be in a position to start making a push.
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It came in neck-and-neck with the SPD for second place, which for them meant a gain of almost 9 percentage points.
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The Beatles' catalog didn't make it onto Spotify until 20143, though their numbers already put them neck and neck with Swift's lifetime streams.
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One said she didn't know leading candidates Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull or rival Bill Shorten who are running neck and neck for office.
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However, her once strong lead against Corbyn has narrowed in recent days and the two are now neck and neck in opinion polls.
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Column inches were filled with articles about "the Schulz Effect" as the SPD was neck-and-neck with Merkel's CDU in some polls.
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Moore pulls ahead, race neck and neck Ex-McConnell aide taunts Bannon for "showing us how to lose" Update at 8:44 p.m.
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The hurricane quickly became a central issue in the Florida's midterm elections, particularly in the neck and neck race between Scott and Nelson.
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Kentucky's is one of three gubernatorial races in red states that appear neck and neck before the off-year Election Day on Tuesday.
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The debate is critical for securing votes — especially as Trudeau's Liberal Party and Scheer's Conservatives are neck-and-neck in the national polls.
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Two other polls published on Saturday showed the 'remain' campaign in the lead, while another showed the two camps running neck and neck.
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Just a week ago, the Independence Party and the Left-Greens stood neck and neck in polls at just under 20 percent each.
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Cezanne's painting of the pool in that garden is neck and neck with Corot's trees at Fontainebleau for sheer smell-the-verdure atmosphere.
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Trump and Cruz are neck and neck in recent polls, and both candidates have amplified their attacks against each other in recent weeks.
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"Well hung", ran a Sun headline; "It couldn't be closer", asserted the Guardian; it was "neck-and-neck", I wrote for The Economist.
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In its second weekend of release, Sony's "Ghostbusters" is neck-and-neck with "Lights Out" with $22015 million and tied for third place.
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The pair stayed neck and neck until Thiem lost his nerve and made two unforced errors in a row, gifting Nadal the set.
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Boeing is up 21 percent for the year, putting it neck-and-neck with Nike as the best performer on the Dow. Disclaimer
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Voters seem to be getting on board: He's running neck and neck with an opponent who is backed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Ahlquist didn't have any name recognition a year ago but is now fighting neck and neck with the familiar politicians in the state.
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The 75-year-old may be in a contest with David Letterman, and from the looks of it ... they're covered neck and neck.
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Saturday night, under intense pressure in a neck-and-neck contest with a centrist former army chief, Benny Gantz, Mr. Netanyahu gave in.
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Mr. Wofford is neck and neck with Ms. James in terms of fund-raising, especially after she spent heavily to win the primary.
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In a solidly conservative state, she and Mr. Bredesen are running neck and neck, according to an NBC/Marist poll released last Thursday.
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Telephone polls have tended to give the "Remain" camp a bigger lead while online polls have the two sides running neck and neck.
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Gantz and Netanyahu had looked at a power-share within a national unity government after they came neck-and-neck in both elections.
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But when voters are asked which politician they would like as chancellor, Mr Schulz is neck-and-neck with Mrs Merkel, notes Mr Güllner.
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While the candidates were neck and neck at certain points in the evening, Trump ultimately took more electoral votes overall, pulling ahead after midnight.
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The polls show that Leave and Remain are neck-and-neck, and both sides have slightly edged ahead at different times during the campaign.
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Android wars are neck-and-neck in Gen Z. Of the teens surveyed, 42.3 percent have an iPhone, while 41.3 percent are on Android.
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Both candidates hoped to sway undecided voters in the neck and neck race in the 90-minute debate from Hofstra University in New York.
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China and Great Britain were neck-and-neck with 51 and 50 medals respectively, though Britain had the edge in golds 19 to 17.
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Yet with four parties neck and neck, any one of them is in danger of slipping out of contention in the minds of voters.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are neck-and-neck at some 230 times book, while laggards Bank of America and Citi trade at par.
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Cruz's unequivocal answer comes as he is neck-and-neck with Trump in Iowa just weeks before that state's first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Amid polls showing Trump neck-and-neck with likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, this is a reassuring notion for Democrats and #NeverTrump types alike.
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But the race in Iowa is likely to be close -- recent polls have shown Trump neck-and-neck with his closest rival, Texas Sen.
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But Cruz's comments Tuesday are the latest tension point between the top two Republican candidates in Iowa, where polls show them neck and neck.
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Polls have continually shown Trump leading the field since this summer, though Cruz has drawn neck-and-neck with the billionaire businessman in Iowa.
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Rick Scott (R) is heading to a hand recount after the latest round of machine tallies showed the two candidates still neck and neck.
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When asked about a recent poll showing the In campaign 18 percentage points ahead, Elliott said the two campaigns were basically neck-and-neck.
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Those same surveys show Villaraigosa running neck-and-neck with businessman John Cox, a Republican, for the second spot in November's top-two runoff.
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However, by the end of that election campaign, Corbyn's party was neck and neck with May's Conservatives, meaning she lost her majority in Parliament.
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In a March survey, Firehouse-Optimus had Trump running neck and neck with Biden and Sanders, leading both by a slim 46-45 margin.
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Clinton endorsed four other candidates on Monday, all of whom currently trail or are neck-and-neck with their Republican opponents in recent polling.
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The PD is running neck-and-neck with 5-Star, with rightist allies the Northern League and Forza Italia in third and fourth place.
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They've been neck-and-neck in the race, but this year MOD's systemwide sales growth outpaced Blaze's by far, according to Nation's Restaurant News.
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Recent polls have shown Abrams and her Republican opponent, Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, neck and neck, with Abrams leading by 1 point.
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The 2008 elections saw Democrats around the nation ascendant, and as Barack Obama won the presidential election, Franken and Coleman were neck-and-neck.
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Senate races in Indiana and North Dakota are neck-and-neck, with incumbent Democrats slightly trailing Republican candidates, according to new polls released Wednesday.
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Polls have consistently shown the two running neck and neck; Mr. Kemp's main priority for rural areas is expanding access to high-speed internet.
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In the cars I've tested over the past year, GM's system has been neck and neck with Audi's for speed and ease of use.
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A new poll puts presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton ahead of — or neck and neck with — Republican Donald Trump in several key swing states.
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Likud is running neck-and-neck in opinion polls with the centrist Blue and White party led by former armed forces chief Benny Gantz.
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The race in Nevada is neck and neck heading into Saturday's caucuses — and available polling suggests nonwhite voters are split between Sanders and Clinton.
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Recent polls showed Ontario conservatives under Mr. Brown's leadership running neck and neck with Ms. Wynne's Liberals, who have governed the province since 2003.
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National polls show Sanders neck-and-neck with Biden among black voters, but in terms of voter turnout so far, Biden has the edge.
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Sanders, who is now neck and neck with Biden, would stand to benefit the most if Warren dropped out, according to Insider's national survey.
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At that point, Roku will have likely added several million more users to its own figures, keeping the two platforms more neck and neck.
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Currently neck and neck, it's been posited that as more moderate Midwesterners, Klobuchar and Buttigieg are ultimately competing for the same base of voters.
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And increasingly, the messages are turning negative — especially toward Bernie Sanders, who is neck and neck with Joe Biden in recent polls of Iowa.
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Still, Amazon edged out No. 4 Wal-Mart and was neck-and-neck with third-place Linio, a division of Berlin-based Rocket Internet.
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She's suddenly close to qualifying for the next presidential debate and running neck-and-neck in the lower tier with candidates like Kamala Harris.
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Labour and the Conservatives are now roughly neck-and-neck in the polls, according to the latest surveys from research firms YouGov and ICM.
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In recent weeks, Warren's campaign has surged in national and primary state polls, putting her neck-and-neck with former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Polls are predicting another incredibly close contest this time around, with SNP incumbent Stephen Gethins neck-and-neck with Liberal Democrat challenger, Wendy Chamberlain.
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The news injected additional uncertainty into a tumultuous and dynamic race, in which the four main candidates are neck-and-neck in the polls.
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Next week's election in Pennsylvania's 18th District, which Trump won by 20 points in 2016, now appears neck-and-neck between Republican state Rep.
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Warren and Sanders are neck-and-neck for second place and both tangled with Biden a little bit on the issue of health care.
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But the two had been polling neck-and-neck in the days ahead of the contest, so Cruz's victory didn't come out of nowhere.
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Even a year ago, though, who would have expected that a "democratic socialist" would be neck-and-neck with the unanimous choice of Democratic insiders?
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With that kind of neck and neck performance there's no reason to really buy either a Nvidia 4103 or Vega 64 over the Vega 56.
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Quick: Very close, neck and neck, with Coca-Cola, but it looks like it edges it out, at least where the price is right now.
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Earlier this week, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was on The Tonight Show and criticized Clinton's neck-and-neck polling in Iowa with Vermont Sen.
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Dr. Ralph Northam, a pediatric neurologist, is the Democratic candidate in Virginia, and polls there show he is neck-and-neck with Republican Ed Gillespie.
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The buildup has been increasingly hostile between the two sides – leave and remain – with polls nearly neck-and-neck, even hours before the voting began.
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"Bongbong" Marcos Jr., the son and namesake of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, was neck and neck with Congresswoman Leni Robredo in the vice president race.
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Among executives of large British listed companies, Martin is heavily outnumbered by those backing "remain" in a race that pollsters say is neck and neck.
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And with Remain and Leave camps neck-and-neck in recent polls, the potential impact of bots on voting trends could prove to be significant.
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After running neck-and-neck with her conservatives early this year in opinion polls, the center-left party now trails by a double-digit score.
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Opinion polls have shown the rival "In" and "Out" camps running almost neck and neck with just over two weeks to go until the referendum.
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His comments could prove helpful to his former secretary of state, who is back in Iowa, this time running neck and neck with Bernie Sanders.
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A new North Carolina poll shows Clinton and Trump running neck-and-neck and a Utah survey shows Trump with a narrow lead over Clinton.
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The key question of the election has consequently come who will win that second place, with pre-election surveys showing two candidates neck and neck.
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Either Morrison announces very soon or risks the opposition Labor party getting the pick, with the latest polls showing the race is neck and neck.
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Polls in New Hampshire have shown Hassan and Ayotte neck-and-neck -- and Hillary Clinton, in a visit to the state Monday alongside Massachusetts Sen.
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The progressive enclave was a hotly contested battleground state and the two Democratic contenders were polling neck and neck up until the very last minute.
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Labour is only neck-and-neck with the Conservatives despite the government's innumerable problems: indeed, one poll this week had the Tories four points ahead.
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Instead of leading by a mile, as it regularly does in venture capital, the region is neck and neck with a handful of other cities.
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These and other interviews Saturday offered a snapshot of the fluidity of the race in Iowa, where Cruz and Trump are polling neck-and-neck.
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Xenophon could emerge as kingmaker in a hung parliament if opinion polls putting Turnbull's Liberal-National coalition neck-and-neck with opposition Labor prove correct.
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Kirkpatrick still has a tough road ahead to unseat the well-funded McCain, but one poll earlier this month showed the race neck-and-neck.
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In 2015 Verizon was neck and neck with T-Mobile for the largest growth in mobile customers, with Sprint and AT&T trailing far behind.
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Far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen is currently neck-and-neck with centrist Emmanuel Macron for the first round of the two-stage process.
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After a neck and neck game that saw Duke down by three at the half, the final seconds came down to a one point spread.
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Japanese and South Korean pupils are neck-and-neck near the top of the PISA rankings of 15-year-olds' literacy, numeracy and scientific knowledge.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) are neck-and-neck with one week left in their closely-watched Florida Senate race, according to a new UNF poll.
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A poll from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution/Channel 2 Action News earlier this month showed the race between Abrams and Kemp is neck-and-neck.
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Following the report, Alphabet shares jumped an additional 5 percent, making its valuation about neck-and-neck with Amazon — though, again, well short of Apple.
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Already, the polls have shown Rosen and Heller neck and neck in a possible matchup, despite Rosen's still relatively low name recognition in the state.
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Kentucky's race is one of three gubernatorial races in red states that appear neck and neck before election day, along with Louisiana's and Mississippi's races.
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Contests for president and United States senator are neck and neck, and the Republican governor, Pat McCrory, is in a tough bid for re-election.
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The SPD is almost neck-and-neck with Merkel's conservatives in polls, leaving the AfD on course to place a distant third on Sept. 24.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are neck and neck, polls show, as they begin their final campaign push before the state's Democratic primary on Tuesday.
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New Jersey senator Cory Booker is neck and neck with Harris when it comes to billionaire support, with donations from 45 billionaires, according to Forbes.
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Cadillac Cue has caught flak in the past, but it's superior to what BMW and Mercedes are selling, and neck-and-neck with Audi's system.
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A RealClearPolitics average of polling has Biden at 22019 percent support, with Sanders and Warren neck and neck at 17.1 percent and 16.5 percent, respectively.
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All year long, Walmart and Amazon have been neck and neck in a delivery war, trying to offer shoppers as speedy a service as possible.
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This from the category of "things you never thought you'd hear": There is U.S. Senate race in Alabama this week that is neck-and-neck.
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For Clinton, that meant a return to Iowa where Sanders is now running neck-and-neck with her, with just two weeks until the caucuses.
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Rashford's brilliant strike proved the only score in a game that leaves the two teams neck and neck for fourth place in the Premier League.
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The most recent survey taken by another polling company, conducted during the government crisis, showed that the two main parties were almost neck and neck.
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The most recent polls show the main unionist and separatist parties neck-and-neck, with each side possibly falling narrowly short of a parliamentary majority.
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The two apps were often neck-and-neck in terms of their app store category rankings, though on iPhone OfferUp has maintained a slight lead.
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So far, the race is neck and neck after dozens of this year's Emmys were handed out at events in Los Angeles earlier this month.
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Democrats' hopes in this election were built on months of polling that showed Ossoff in the lead or at least neck and neck with Handel.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are neck-and-neck at some 1.3 times book, while the laggards Bank of America and Citigroup trade at par.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders hit a rough patch this weekend, three weeks out from the Iowa caucuses — where they're currently polling neck-and-neck.
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Utah is now a battleground state, where my independent campaign is neck-and-neck with Trump and Clinton — but the momentum is on my side.
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The Texas race remains extremely close, with Biden and Sanders neck-and-neck in a race with turnout far higher than the 2016 Democratic primary.
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Her rebranded National Rally party now finds itself neck-and-neck with Mr. Macron's En Marche in the polls, cautiously optimistic of victory in 2022.
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Mr. Ahn, the presidential candidate of the centrist People's Party, has recently surged in popularity to rival Mr. Moon in a neck-and-neck race.
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Clinton and Sanders are neck-and-neck in that state, with Clinton leading by 2628 points, according to an Emerson College poll released last Wednesday.
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While blowing out the field among self-described liberals, he also ran neck and neck with Biden among those who consider themselves moderate or conservative.
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The latest opinion polls suggest that Sweden's main center-left and center-right political blocs are practically running neck-and-neck ahead of the vote.
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Last week, the two front-runners were neck and neck in three swing states and a national poll found Clinton leading by only 2 points.
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If GE were still in the Dow (it was kicked out last summer), it'd be neck-and-neck with Boeing (BA) for the top spot.
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His endorsement of Trudeau could translate into greater support for the prime minister, who continues to run neck-and-neck with Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer.
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For Conservative opposition leader Scheer, it was a final chance to overtake Trudeau's Liberals in a race that's neck-and-neck, according to national polls.
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And the price puts them neck and neck with Sony's 255X M3 model, meaning that you'll have your pick of the top noise-canceling headphones.
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Now, multiple recent polls show the race between Moore and Jones is essentially neck and neck with election just a week away on December 12.
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Amazon is in a "neck and neck" position with Flipkart in India, having sold roughly $7.5 billion worth of products in India last year, Barclays estimates.
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Warren comes into the debate with significant momentum, boosted by a series of strong poll results that have put her neck-and-neck with Vermont Sen.
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BECKY QUICK: Very close-- neck and neck-- with Coca-Cola but it looks like it edges it out, at least where the price is right now.
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But her own party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) has suffered calamitously low poll ratings; at 25% they are neck-and-neck with the Green Party.
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Meanwhile, Fitbit and Apple are neck and neck, both shipping 3.4 million units in the quarter (Apple has a slight 0.1 percent edge on market share).
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg neck and neck in the total vote count from the second alignment and statistically tied in SDEs.
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The SPD, currently the junior partner in the coalition with Mrs Merkel's conservative bloc, now runs neck-and-neck with it, each drawing just above 20103%.
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Two other polls published on Saturday showed the 'Remain' campaign had regained its lead over 'Leave', while another showed the two camps running neck and neck.
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As part of that late investment from the Senate Leadership Fund: $2.2 million in Wisconsin where polls show a suddenly neck-and-neck race between Sen.
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The measurement firm noted that Fortnite has been neck and neck with its No. 2, Tencent's Honour of Kings, which also added a battle royale mode.
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He rallied, bore down on the finish line and, neck and neck with Armin Hary of Germany, was the first to cross it — with his foot.
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Where they're at: Neck-and-neck with the Habs for top spot in the Atlantic, having made up some big ground over the last few months.
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Florida will hold a machine recount of votes in its neck-and-neck races for the U.S. Senate and governor, with results due by 3 p.m.
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That echoes a Boston Globe/Suffolk University poll released the same day that showed Clinton (D) and Trump (R) neck and neck at 220006 percent apiece.
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California Assemblyman Jimmy Gomez (D) and lawyer Robert Lee Ahn (D) are running neck-and-neck with early leads in the race to replace former Rep.
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Tech giants Alphabet and Amazon are neck and neck in the race to $1,000 a share, with both stocks opening Monday trading between $955 and $960.
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Macron and Le Pen were neck and neck in the polls heading into the contest, with communist Jean-Luc Melenchon and conservative Fillon not far behind.
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It showed Donald Trump trailing Hillary Clinton by just 2 points, drawing from several other polls recently that have put the two candidates neck and neck.
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The government is running neck and neck with the opposition Labor Party, latest opinion polls showed, but the shipbuilding will boost employment in key election battlegrounds.
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Kemp and Abrams are neck-and-neck, according to recent polls, and the race has been rated as a "toss-up" by the Cook Political Report.
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He also said Trump was afraid to defend his record just days before the caucuses in Iowa, where he and Cruz are running neck and neck.
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But in a recent survey from Quinnipiac University, the two were neck and neck, with Toomey leading by 1 point, within the poll's margin of error.
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However, the race has tightened with a surge by far-left candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon, which has put him neck-and-neck with conservative Francois Fillon.
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Opinion polls show Le Pen's party, formerly known as the National Front, to be neck-and-neck with President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Republic On the Move.
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And here in Georgia, a state official is accused of voter suppression in a neck-and-neck governor's race that he's both running and running in.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee has been outpaced by the DCCC in fundraising in recent months, but has been neck-and-neck with cash on hand.
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Likewise, Grab (Southeast Asia) and Ola (India) have collectively raised more than $1 billion and are seen as neck-and-neck rivals in their respective countries.
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The two companies are currently nearly neck and neck when it comes to current trade value, although Apple's market value is nearly 70% higher than Facebook's.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who is facing corruption charges and battling for his political survival after a decade in power, is polling neck and neck with Mr. Gantz.
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The two candidates are neck and neck for the lead ahead of Super Tuesday, when more than a third of the delegates are up for grabs.
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In Michigan, while Biden and Sanders were neck-and-neck among male voters, Biden dominated his opponent among women, according to the Edison Research exit polls.
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Speaking to The New York Times later, Mr. Daniels said the judges had pored over the entrants' short films, and two projects were neck and neck.
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We're covering a neck-and-neck race in Israel, Trump's big challenge in dealing with Iran and a kind of lightning bolt you've probably never seen.
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Joe Biden, who typically polls better than or neck-and-neck with Sanders, dropped to 217 percent in January, a 221-point change since last month.
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Sanders himself appeared to adjust his tone even as he battles for a victory in California, where polls show a neck and neck race with Clinton.
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The latest opinion polls show Trudeau's Liberals and Andrew Scheer's Conservatives running practically neck-and-neck, though — crucially — neither is positioned to win an outright majority.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumed frontrunner, is waking up to the reality that he is running neck-and-neck with the senator from Vermont.
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Most opinion polls have shown the two campaigns running neck and neck although one published on Friday gave the 'out' campaign a four percentage-point lead.
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According to opinion polls Cancelleri is running neck-and-neck with a candidate backed by a center-right coalition, with the center left's candidate lagging behind.
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The poll is slightly better news for Hawley than other polling in the race, which has shown the two candidates in a neck and neck race.
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Opinion polls have shown Liked and Blue and White virtually neck and neck, with Netanyahu's party edging slightly ahead in the final stages of the campaign.
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Sanders and Biden were neck and neck in terms of net favorability in the Super Tuesday states of Colorado, Texas and Virginia, according to Equis' surveys.
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Opinion polls pointed to a neck-and-neck race, but the final count showed the incumbent Democratic Party (PD) governor won comfortably by almost eight points.
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Samsung and Apple are the world's preeminent smartphone makers, with recent research suggesting they're practically neck-and-neck when it comes to total smartphone sales worldwide.
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Biden and Sanders are neck-and-neck at the top of the survey, garnering the support of 21625 percent and 2900 percent of Democratic caucusgoers, respectively.
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The two Democratic front-runners in the poll are neck and neck for the top spot, with Biden at 23 percent and Sanders at 22 percent.
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But online polls, which are being done more frequently by YouGov, ICM and four other firms, have found that the two sides are neck and neck.
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A poll last week of voter intentions for the May election showed Le Pen's party gaining ground to stand neck-and-neck with Macron's centrist LREM.
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If so, the big beneficiary could be Kasich, who has been running neck and neck with Trump in the state and enjoys high favorability ratings there.
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The poll continued a trend of telephone surveys giving the "In" campaign a healthy lead, while those conducted online put the two camps neck and neck.
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As recently as January, he and Le Pen were neck and neck at the top (the two blue lines at the top of the above charts).
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But Strickland, who narrowly lost his governorship to John Kasich in 2010, is well-known in the state and neck and neck with Portman in polls.
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Treviño managed to get into the runoff with 17.5 percent of the vote, after running neck and neck with fellow candidate Judy Canales for second place.
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For the most part, polling has Jenkins and Morrisey neck and neck for the lead, but Blankenship is lurking and a lot of voters are undecided.
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The race for the starting job has been neck and neck -- and the team hasn't made an official announcement as to who will start Week 1.
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Witness the popularity of Bernie Sanders, the socialist running neck and neck in the opinion polls with Hillary Clinton for the Democratic caucuses in Iowa on Monday.
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In the neck-and-neck Senate race, outside Democratic groups have flooded the Sunshine State with cash, spending nearly $21 million, mostly on attack ads against Scott.
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Trump has been campaigning hard in Iowa, where he is currently neck and neck with Cruz, in an attempt to win over the state's conservative Christian base.
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Four candidates — conservative François Fillon, far-right Marine Le Pen, center-left Emmanuel Macron, and far-left Jean-Luc Mélenchon — are neck and neck in the polls.
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Most opinion polls show the rival campaigns running neck and neck, although one published on Monday showed the "In" campaign had kept a seven percentage-point lead.
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In the last three years, the XLU and S&P's gains are neck and neck: the XLU is up 41.2% while the S&P is up 41.4%.
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READ: New polls show Clinton and Trump neck-and-neck Clinton's failure to finally put away the Sanders campaign is grating on the former secretary of state.
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China is the biggest market in the world for electric cars, and Europe is typically neck and neck with the United States for second on that list.
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The two polls come alongside tight national polls and neck-and-neck poll results in several other key battleground states including Ohio, Florida, Nevada and North Carolina.
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On Monday, the candidate is scheduled to make an appearance in Pennsylvania, a critical swing state where some polls show Trump running neck and neck with Clinton.
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Wang's current focus is on global semiconductor companies racing to build cutting-edge chips for artificial intelligence applications, where the U.S. and China are neck and neck.
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McCain himself will have to overcome a GOP primary fight next month before taking on Kirkpatrick in the fall, with polls showing the race neck-and-neck.
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Indeed in the case of the above productivity tests, the SSD and SSD with Optane memory were neck and neck with no real noticeable difference in speed.
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Mr. Trump, who Iowa polls show is neck-and-neck with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, may well win the caucuses, now less than three weeks away.
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The event comes as recent polling suggests Clinton has re-established her grip on a race that appeared neck and neck just more than a week ago.
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"We found ourselves in this race with Disney and there was a [time] when we were neck and neck, in who would come first," Serkis told Deadline.
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The neck-and-neck race extends a long rivalry between the two loss-making companies, which have battled each other for riders and drivers since their inception.
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Beijing (CNN)The world's reigning and emerging superpowers are neck-and-neck in the popularity stakes, according to a new report on China's global image released Thursday.
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And it will run a quarter mile in 20.1 seconds — pretty wild numbers that put it neck and neck with supercars that cost several times as much.
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Several of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges reside in China, and the country is neck and neck with the U.S. in terms of Bitcoin trading market share.
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But to say that Mrs Clinton and Mr Trump are neck-and-neck in Iowa because Democrats and Republicans are always competitive here misses an important development.
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At this point in the 2008 contest she was neck-and-neck with Barack Obama in the polls, but went on to fall at the final hurdle.
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Chase Forrest was the front-runner heading into spring ball, but Coach Sonny Dykes said he ended up "neck-and-neck" with the redshirt freshman Ross Bowers.
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Polls have shown a neck-and-neck race ahead of November's midterm, as O'Rourke has continued to gain momentum in a state that generally favors the GOP.
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Even polls in battleground states taken during what has been Mr. Trump's worst month in his bid for president show that he's neck-and-neck with Mrs.
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However, by the end of that election campaign, Corbyn's party was neck-and-neck with May's Conservatives and she ended up losing her government's majority in parliament.
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The race has largely been neck and neck, but a poll from last week found Ossoff breaking 50 percent and holding a 7-point lead over Handel.
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" Straining to find a bright spot on the map, he noted, "We are running, right now, neck and neck with Donald Trump in the state of Vermont.
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The referendum about Britain's EU membership takes place on June 23, and as it stands, most polls monitoring "remain" and "leave" sides show they're neck and neck.
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Labour and the Conservatives have been neck and neck in the polls until recently when a Panelbase poll published last week gave Labour a six point lead.
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The results showed that Chanel is among the largest luxury brands in the world by revenue, outpacing rivals like Gucci and neck and neck with Louis Vuitton.
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"So I stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief: Thank you, Iowa," Clinton said to her supporters after a neck-and-neck race with Sen.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have studiously avoided attacking each other, even as polls show them neck and neck at the top of the Democratic primary race.
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But right now, all three teams are neck and neck, which means the next few years will be an interesting time to watch this lunar scramble unfold.
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The numbers show that Chanel is among the largest luxury brands in the world by revenues, outpacing rivals like Gucci and neck and neck with Louis Vuitton.
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Tate Reeves (R) is running neck and neck with Attorney General Jim Hood (D) in a state that has not elected a Democratic governor in 20 years.
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Before a poll blackout came into force a week ago, PD incumbent Stefano Bonaccini stood neck-and-neck with the League's candidate for regional governor, Lucia Borgonzoni.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - As Canadians head to polls on Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals are neck-and-neck with Andrew Scheer's Conservative Party in national opinion polls.
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In the summer, Mr. Trudeau and his party's approval ratings began to recover, and the Liberals have been running neck-and-neck with the Conservatives in polling.
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Cast your mind back to June 2016 and you'll recall the neck-and-neck closeness of the referendum result (51.9 percent voted Leave, 48.1 percent voted Remain).
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Warren's campaign has seen a steady rise in the polls over several months, bringing her neck-and-neck with Biden, who had previously enjoyed a comfortable lead.
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Willett, 28, is hoping to win a place in Europe's Ryder Cup team later this year and was neck-and-neck with Sullivan throughout the final round.
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The most recent opinion polls showed Netanyahu's Likud party running neck-and-neck with the centrist Blue and White party, headed by former military chief Benny Gantz.
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The Democratic and Republican nominees for Virginia governor are polling neck and neck with four months to go in the campaign, according to a poll released Monday.
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An aggregate of recent polling data shows Trudeau's party, which has been running neck-and-neck for weeks with Scheer's Conservatives, now trailing by two percentage points.
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Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party appear neck and neck with the centrist Blue and White party led by Benny Gantz, with more than 90% of votes counted.
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Polling was neck and neck in the weeks leading up to Tuesday night's finale, as the race was depicted as a referendum on Trump heading into 2020.
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Now he's one of the four candidates who are neck-and-neck, in a race where a third of voters say they might still change their minds.
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Most recent public polling has shown Ossoff with a slight lead, but both candidates insist that this race is "neck and neck," as Ossoff said this weekend.
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And perhaps he was right not to, because in recent weeks he has popped back up to a neck and neck position with Mélenchon for third place.
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It, like "Spotlight," was widely considered to have a shot at the night's top prize, best picture, so the two came out of the gate neck-and-neck.
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And following her breakout performance in the February 7 debate, Klobuchar saw a mini-surge from 8% to 11.7%, putting her neck-and-neck with Biden and Warren.
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But his party is running neck-and-neck with the Conservatives in the polls, despite the fact that the government is doing its best to tear itself apart.
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Even more alarming than his support among Republican primary voters was that by late last month, Trump was virtually neck and neck with Hilary Clinton in national polls.
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A poll published Tuesday from the University of Houston showed Clinton and Trump neck-and-neck in Texas, a state that hasn't voted for a Democrat since 1976.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are running neck-and-neck in a four-way matchup including third-party candidates, according to a national poll released Wednesday.
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Italy must also hold a general election before May next year and the populist Five Star movement is neck and neck in polls with the ruling Democratic Party.
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But Groeneweg said he doesn't think Trump's atypical style of campaigning in Iowa will hurt the real estate mogul, who is running neck and neck with Texas Sen.
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Opinion polls show a neck-and-neck race between Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg's center-right block and center-left parties headed by Labour leader Jonas Gahr Stoere.
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The neck-and-neck race extends a long-held rivalry between the two loss-making companies, which have battled each other for riders and drivers since their inception.
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The race has inflamed tensions over immigration and crime with several negative ad hits, and has left the candidates essentially neck-and-neck in the last few days.
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CHISINAU (Reuters) - Moldova's opposition Socialist Party and the ruling Democratic Party were neck and neck in Sunday's parliamentary election, reflecting opinion polls that had predicted a hung parliament.
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In the Market for Iowa, Clinton and Sanders are much more neck-and-neck to win the state -- Clinton's odds are at 52% and Sanders is at 48%.
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"You know, a year ago, if I came on the show and would have said it's neck and neck, you would have said forget about it," he added.
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Sanders, who has held onto his second-place standing in most opinion polls competing neck and neck with Warren, delivered a full-throated defense of his progressive policies.
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Recent opinion polls have put the PD neck and neck with the 5-Star Movement, founded by comedian Beppe Grillo, which wants a referendum on Italy's euro membership.
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There are difference in each feature set, but the competition is neck-and-neck when it comes to all the big features we use on a daily basis.
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Labour, which ran a tightly messaged campaign, ended up neck and neck with the Conservatives in the polls, and they ultimately made a net loss of 13 seats.
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Austrians will vote in a presidential election on Sunday and the Freedom Party candidate, the anti-immigration Norbert Hofer, is in a neck-and neck race to win.
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Once predicted as a blow-out win for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, the upcoming general election is tightening, and could be neck-and-neck after the upcoming debates.
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In 2008, as Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were neck and neck in the race for the Democratic nomination, researchers at the University of Texas conducted a study.
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"I think we're both neck and neck as to who will put people into space first," Branson told the British broadcaster in an interview to be aired Monday.
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Family-friendly holdovers "The Boss Baby" and "Beauty and the Beast" were neck-and-neck again as No. 1 and No. 2 at the domestic weekend box office.
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The latest polls show Clinton and Trump almost neck and neck in the race, with an estimated 42 percent of the vote for Clinton, and 40 for Trump.
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Arizona, a reliably red state where polls show Clinton and Trump running neck and neck, has seen its unemployment rate halved from the recessionary high of 2628 percent.
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It's starting to show: A new poll released today shows him neck and neck with the Democrat J.D. Scholten, in a district President Trump won by 27 points.
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The latter, long lusted after by rivals, revealed this year it was roughly neck-and-neck with Louis Vuitton as one of the biggest luxury labels by sales.
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You also have the fact that Gartner has said that Amazon Video is now essentially neck and neck with iTunes, both domestically and abroad, in digital video downloads.
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Opinion polls show Le Pen's Rassemblement National party, formerly known as the National Front, to be neck-and-neck with President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Republic On the Move.
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A Suffolk University poll taken from February 26 to 29 has the two candidates neck-and-neck, with Sanders at 24 percent support and Warren at 22 percent.
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Soon they were neck and neck, stalking the leaders, and the showdown that everyone had been expecting appeared to be on as they came around the far turn.
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Sanders was neck-and-neck with former VP Joe Biden in North Carolina polls while Biden and former Mayor Mike Bloomberg led the few recent polls of Oklahoma.
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She's now neck and neck in the polls with Republican Brian Kemp in a race seen as a battle of the party bases in a changing Southern state.
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" Thanks to this, he stressed, analyst firms like Gartner and Forrester now rank Google Cloud "neck-and-neck with the other two players that everybody compares us to.
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Los Angeles, which has won nine of its last 83 games, now finds itself neck and neck with the Utah Jazz for the fourth spot in the West.
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Now neck and neck with The North Face for market share in the outerwear category, Columbia, which is listed on NASDAQ, is one of the outdoor industry's leaders.
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Internal polls from both sides show Republican Dan Bishop and Democrat Dan McCready running neck and neck in a traditional GOP stronghold that was unexpectedly competitive in 28503.
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The combination of practicality, affordability and hipster-hamster marketing has made the Soul so successful it's often neck and neck with the Optima as Kia's best-selling car.
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The call comes days before Israel's elections, in which Netanyahu is neck and neck with two centrist rivals in one of the largest threats to his tenure yet.
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The two metropolises have been neck and neck in the annual survey of 140 urban centers for years, with Melbourne clinching the title for the past seven editions.
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However opposition Labor - running neck and neck in polls - has vowed to kill it off, saying Narrabri poses an unacceptable risk to water for farming and indigenous communities.
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France and Qatar were running neck-and-neck in the race to lead the cultural body after a third round of voting Wednesday whittled the field to five.
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Emerging from the convention with a united party will be crucial as a string of recent polls show her locked in a neck-and-neck race with the billionaire.
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Instead, analysts forecasted a neck-and-neck race that appeared to break in Sinema's favor in the final days before the election, according to an NBC News/Marist poll.
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In the benchmark built into the game Rise of the Tomb Raider, all four CPUs we tested were practically neck and neck producing and average 20 frames per second.
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The latest online polls show the "Leave" and "Remain" vote neck and neck, but phone polls give the "Remain" camp a strong lead of as much as 18 points.
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The stakes of the fight are intensifying as several recent polls show Clinton locked in a neck-and-neck fight with presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump in the fall.
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As AT&T's network caught up, so did its relative speed tests, to the point where things are now once again neck and neck, as seen in Ookla's chart.
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The new Quinnipiac poll shows Toomey up 50-42 in the state, but officials in both parties believe it's a neck-and-neck race based on other public polling.
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Senator Ted Cruz and Senator Marco Rubio are locked neck-and-neck right behind him with Jeb Bush in fourth place, inching slightly ahead of Ohio Governor John Kasich.
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A succession of opinion polls taken at a dismal time for the government showed the Labour and Conservative parties neck and neck—and sometimes the Conservative Party edging ahead.
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Early results show the separatist Parti Quebecois running virtually neck and neck with the left-leaning Quebec Solidaire to achieve the 12 seats needed to obtain official party status.
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The Socialists, who favour a bigger role for the state in Bulgaria's economy, are running neck and neck with the pro-market centre-right GERB party opinion polls show.
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Their neck-and-neck battle came down to the final run, where Jorgensen sprinted a few feet ahead of her rival – nabbing the gold she had so desperately wanted.
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However, the latest opinion polls show that he is now neck and neck with the prime minister with just over 24 hours to go until citizens cast their votes.
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Whereas Leave and Remain were neck and neck in polls leading up to the referendum, with Leave leading several, Trump has consistently polled behind Hillary Clinton and generic Democrats.
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Neck and neck with Saccone, Lamb is giving Democrats hope of an even larger sweep in the year ahead, when the map will likely be more favorable to them.
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With two center-left candidates now running neck and neck in the presidential election, South Korea is almost certain to have a different kind of government after May 9.
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While opinion polls show the two candidates neck-and-neck, a CNN viewer poll after the debate showed 62 percent thought Democrat Hillary Clinton had defeated Republican Donald Trump.
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The Trump reelection campaign is also flush with cash while Democrats are busy in a neck-and-neck primary fight for the next several months and well into 2020.
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While the committees ended May neck-and-neck in cash-on-hand at just over $60 million, the DCCC announced it now had over $68 million banked going forward.
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Out-of-state money has been the lifeblood of Slotkin's campaign, putting her far ahead of her competitor for the Democratic nomination and nearly neck-and-neck with Bishop.
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A candidate from the People's Freedom Party and one from the Open Russia movement are running neck and neck, a rarity in this country's usually all-too-predictable elections.
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In this quick run of Streemerz at SGDQ 2016, Andy took on Tonic in a 16 bags of cash race that was neck and neck from beginning to end.
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"To the Lighthouse," Virginia Woolf As far as the modernists go, this is neck and neck with Beckett for number 10 (that's cheating, I know), but Woolf must win.
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The two founders remain neck and neck on Bloomberg Billionaires Index on Thursday, both worth an estimated $81.6 billion, with Zuckerberg's Facebook fortune rising and Buffett's net worth falling.
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For his own part, Kobach is now a candidate for governor of Kansas, running neck and neck with the incumbent in polls for the Republican primary on Aug. 7.
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With one week until Election Day, polling now shows the race neck and neck, but SLF nevertheless plans to remain on the sidelines, along with McConnell and the NRSC.
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And even in Washington, where Sanders and Biden were running neck-and-neck as of this morning, voters said Biden had by far the best chance of defeating Trump.
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After an event with sponsors in March, Alonso and Dom Smith, who were neck and neck in a battle at first base, realized they lived just a block apart.
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Polls show that the ruling center-right Independence Party is neck and neck with the Left Green Movement, which is offering Katrin Jakobsdottir as a candidate for prime minister.
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Since 2011, the judges noted, Republicans have secured veto-proof majorities in multiple elections despite being nearly neck-and-neck with Democrats in terms of voter registration numbers statewide.
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And with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals and the opposition Conservatives neck and neck in the polls, he said Mr. Bernier threatened the Conservatives by lapping up vital votes.
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A Quinnipiac poll this week showed Biden and Warren running neck and neck among Democratic primary voters and Democratic-leaning independents, while Sanders trailed far behind at 28500 percent.
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The Swiss crew of Lucas Tramer, Simon Schuerch, Simon Niepmann and Mario Gyr spent much of the first half of the race neck-and-neck with the Danish boat.
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Phone polls have tended to show comfortable leads for those wanting to stay in the EU, while online surveys have backing for the two campaigns running neck and neck.
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In terms of fundraising, Sinema and McSally are neck and neck -- both have raised over $3 million and spent over $4 million according to the most recent FEC filings.
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Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders on Monday are polling neck-and-neck in South Carolina, just days before the Democrats are set to battle in the state's Saturday primary.
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Barcelona and Real Madrid maintained their neck-and-neck title race in the Spanish league as both teams won, staying even on points at the top of the standings.
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Incumbent Barr, who won his last election by more than 20 points, is running neck-and-neck with McGrath, according to a recent New York Times/Siena College poll.
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Polls showed the two main rivals virtually neck and neck heading into the vote, with neither likely to win an outright majority of the 120 Knesset seats on offer.
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But neck-and-neck races between the ANC and DA in Johannesburg and Tshwane mean the EFF's 10 percent share of the vote could be needed for coalitions there.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 22019 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE.
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An Emerson College poll released last week showed Biden neck-and-neck with Sanders in the Hawkeye State, with Biden garnering 23 percent support and Sanders at 22 percent.
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In Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada (the first three contests), Sanders is now neck-and-neck with former Vice President Joe Biden for first place in the mid-20s.
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After a neck-and-neck race in which the lead changed several times, Evers declared victory early Wednesday after an influx of absentee ballots gave him a decisive surge.
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A June poll showed Sherrill neck and neck with her Republican competitor, state Assembly member Jay Webber, and indicated that she could get a boost from enthusiastic Democratic voters.
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Opinion polls show Villani and Benjamin Griveaux, a close Macron ally who helped propel the former investment banker to the Elysee, running neck-and-neck for the Paris mayoralty.
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Kristi Noem — after a recent poll put her neck and neck with state Attorney General Marty Jackley — ended up capturing the South Dakota Republican primary by more than 10 points.
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In the medley, Brazil's Thiago Pereira went off fastest, leading from Phelps after the butterfly leg, with Ryan Lochte of the United States and Hagino neck-and-neck just behind.
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It is now on more Android phones than dating app Tinder and its rate of daily active users was neck and neck with social network Twitter, the analytics firm said.
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Moore is facing one of the toughest races for Republicans in recent years — polls have him with an edge, but he is running neck and neck with Democrat Doug Jones.
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The results from 97% of precincts showed Sanders and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg neck and neck in the total vote count from the second alignment and statistically tied in SDEs.
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Jump into neck-and-neck races in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, compete in various mini games in Super Mario Party, or experience a globe-trotting adventure in Super Mario Odyssey.
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Arizona's shifting electoral tide McCain faces nominal challenges in his August GOP primary, but the fight against Kirkpatrick could be close -- polls suggest the race will be neck-and-neck.
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Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders has suddenly surged to be neck and neck with Clinton in Iowa polls after a full year where he was much further behind.
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Until recently the Clinton campaign assumed that Nevada would be an easy win, but latest polls suggest that she is neck-and-neck with Mr Sanders in the western state.
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The unkempt progressive once thought to only be competitive in the Northeast is now in a neck-and-neck race with the Democratic establishment candidate in the heartland of America.
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"They were neck-and-neck for its entirety, in a game filled with complex fighting," reads an update to the Google Asia Pacific Blog posted after the four-hour stream.
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The pack takes off, neck-and-neck all the way to the first "fence," a massive pile of what look like Christmas trees stacked as high as a horse's head.
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"We have a neutral relationship," said Rosberg, who is currently neck-and-neck with Hamilton in the race to win the 2016 Drivers Championship, with only two points separating them.
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But it's his experience on the front lines of politics -- being in a neck-and-neck race in this district several times before -- that he hopes really makes a difference.
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The two companies are almost neck-and-neck in their quest for viewers with Fire TV reporting 37 million monthly active users globally, compared to Roku's 30.5 million active users.
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With Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu polling neck and neck against Benny Gantz, a former army chief, riling up the base is as important as persuading anyone still on the fence.
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The party is running neck-and-neck with Mr. Macron's LREM party in polling for next month's European parliamentary elections, seen as a referendum on the president's pro-Europe stance.
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Sessions and Tuberville were running neck and neck after polls closed Tuesday night — Sessions held 31.6 percent of the vote and Tuberville 85033 percent with 99 percent of precincts reporting.
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The stock is up over 60% in the past 52-weeks, putting it neck-and-neck with Apple, the best-performing stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Average last year.
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Some fourth-quarter smartphone shipments estimates put Apple slightly ahead of Samsung, while others put Samsung slightly ahead of Apple, Bloomberg reports, suggesting the pair are practically neck-and-neck.
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In some recent opinion polls the party has been neck-and-neck with the biggest party the Social Democrats, and in a poll this month it overtook the Social Democrats.
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Matt Bevin's apparent defeat in Kentucky last week, and with Rispone locked in a neck-and-neck race, the president is facing the possibility of losing two out of three.
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He is running neck-and-neck with Sanders — and sometimes, with Michael Bloomberg — in some of the most delegate-rich states coming up on Tuesday, including Texas and North Carolina.
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Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party and main rival centrist Blue and White party appeared neck and neck, with Blue and White slightly ahead according to official results released so far.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE either.
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The two companies have been neck and neck — Wal-Mart growing its digital presence, and Amazon beefing up its real estate portfolio in planning to acquire grocery chain Whole Foods.
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The race between Lamb and 60-year-old Republican state representative Rick Saccone appears neck-and-neck in the final stretch before voters head to the polls on March 13.
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Out-of-state money has been the financial lifeblood of Slotkin's campaign, putting her far ahead of her competitor for the Democratic nomination and nearly neck-and-neck with Bishop.
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Sanders and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg are neck-and-neck, ahead of the other candidates by 10 points in the lead-up to the New Hampshire primary elections on February 11.
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By contrast, opinion polls present a confusing picture of voters' intentions, with some saying the "remain" camp has a big lead while others have put the two sides neck-and-neck.
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First comes the Republican race, which has narrowed to essentially a two-person contest in Iowa between Donald Trump and Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who are still polling neck and neck.
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But Di Battista told Il Fatto Quotidiano newspaper that the movement, which now polls roughly neck-and-neck with the ruling Democratic Party (PD), had not stopped pushing for a vote.
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By late October this had fallen to 6% and by late November to zero; in the last lap of the race, Congress and the Hindu-nationalist BJP are neck and neck.
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In deep-red Kansas &apos Republican gubernatorial primary, the candidate Trump backed on the eve of the election, Secretary of State Kris Kobach, was neck and neck with current Republican Gov.
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He is neck and neck with Hillary Clinton in Illinois and Missouri, but tough losses in Ohio, Florida, and North Carolina mean that the delegate math is increasingly stacked against him.
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In Italy too, where elections are required by February, things don't look good for the governing center-left Democrats, who are running neck-and-neck with the populist Five Star Movement.
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Some six months before the federal election, opinion polls show Merkel's conservatives are roughly neck-and-neck with the center-left Social Democrats, currently their junior partners in a 'grand coalition'.
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Britons will decide the future of their country and Europe on Thursday in a referendum on EU membership, with most opinion polls putting the "Leave" and "Remain" camps neck-and-neck.
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The match was pretty epic ... the two 10-year-olds were neck and neck with their ex-NBA dad -- only a few pins apart heading into the 10th and final frame.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May looks on course to increase her parliamentary majority, a poll showed, shortly after another survey suggested the race with the Labour Party was neck and neck.
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Polls on the Brexit referendum put both sides roughly neck-and-neck, although some surveys in recent days have put the Leave campaign ahead, highlighting the uncertainty of the final result.
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A new poll shows a neck-and-neck race between Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones in Alabama's US Senate special election contest for Attorney General Jeff Session's vacated seat.
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Clinton's intense focus on Mr. Trump came as a new ABC News-Washington Post poll showed the two neck-and-neck among registered voters in a general election matchup, after Mrs.
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The polls showed Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff running neck and neck, suggesting that it would take all night to determine which way the closely watched race would go.
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The virus of political fragility could spread next year from Spain to the Netherlands, where Wilders's Freedom Party is neck-and-neck in opinion polls with Prime Minister Mark Rutte's liberals.
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Polls show Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) are running neck-and-neck with the anti-immigrant AfD in Saxony, the eastern state the conservatives have governed since German reunification three decades ago.
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The company, which is practically neck-and-neck with Dollar General in terms of store count and annual sales, had its same-store sales increase in the second quarter by 2.4%.
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When two highly qualified people go neck and neck for a project, promotion or other golden egg, the decision often comes down not to technical knowhow or experience, but soft skills.
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"This is back and forth, neck and neck, dog for dog," said George Shea, the longtime M.C. of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, gesturing to the two leading eaters.
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Sessions and Allred are also neck and neck when it comes to the fundraising game, considering Sessions is a longtime incumbent in a district the GOP has held for 15 years.
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Earlier this week, a Texas Lyceum poll released Wednesday showed the race between the two is neck and neck, with Cruz leading O'Rourke 41 percent to 39 percent among likely voters.
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The race is neck and neck, with the Real Clear Politics poll showing Nelson with a one-point lead while Sabato's Crystal Ball calls the state's Senate race a toss-up.
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The Vermont senator, who's running neck and neck with front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Carlos Alvarado Quesada and Fabricio Alvarado Muñoz (no relation) were neck and neck (or, as one says in Spanish, "elbow to elbow") in the polls for the second-round presidential election.
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New Mexico — 2nd Congressional District Republican Yvette Herrell and Democrat Xochitl Torres Small are neck-and-neck in their "toss-up" contest for this open seat, an Albuquerque Journal poll found.
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Likud is running neck-and-neck with the centrist Blue and White party led by former armed forces chief Benny Gantz, who has focused heavily on looming corruption charges Netanyahu faces.
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A Mason-Dixon poll conducted for two in-state media outlets in late May found the two candidates running neck-and-neck, with 673 percent of likely primary voters still undecided.
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On January 23, Trump tweeted out a poll from a pro-Marshall Super PAC showing the race neck-and-neck between the two, with a third of GOP voters still undecided.
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They won the second-biggest share of the votes in European elections this spring, and recent polls put them neck-and-neck with other major parties in a hypothetical general election.
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The poll, which used live interviewers and called cell phones, came after an average of other surveys (some of which were higher quality than others) showed the race neck-and-neck.
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And with the Liberal Democrats neck-and-neck with Labour in districts like the Two Cities, that has left even the most calculating anti-Brexit voters confused about what to do.
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That strategy seems to be working to his point, with an NBC News/Marist poll released Thursday showing Bredesen and Blackburn running neck and neck -- 48% to 46% -- among likely voters.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE and Sen.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 22019 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE in 2016.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2628 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE in 28503.
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They're gone, but Sanders — a socialist — is still there, running neck and neck with former Vice President Joe Biden, a key figure in the modern Democratic Party's turn toward the center.
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Bernie Sanders led in state polls of Nevada, followed by former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden, who are neck-and-neck, and then Warren, Sen.
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Apple's latest phones include the best camera system that the company has offered in years, and they successfully bring the iPhone neck and neck with Google's Pixel lineup for still photos.
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There have also been fierce attacks on Gergely Karacsony, the united opposition candidate for mayor, who is running neck and neck with Istvan Tarlos, the Fidesz-backed incumbent, according to polls.
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Other recent polls have put the Sweden Democrats neck-and-neck or even ahead of the Social Democrats, the party that has governed Sweden for much of the last 100 years.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE in 2016.
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The president will touch down in Pennsylvania on Saturday for GOP House candidate Rick Saccone, who is running neck-and neck with Democrat Conor Lamb ahead of next week's special election.
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Throughout the campaign, opinion polls have repeatedly shown a race that is too close to call, with Netanyahu's Likud Party running almost neck-and-neck with Gantz's Blue and White Party.
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Right now, the contest is too close to call, with Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party neck and neck with Gantz's centrist Blue and White party, with 23% of the vote in.
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Both players were neck-and-neck from the baseline, but De Minaur's gritty performance was well reflected by the fact that he saved 20 of the 28 break points he faced.
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On Monday it appeared the pro-military party Palang Pracharat was neck and neck with the main opposition Pheu Thai Party, which is aligned with ousted former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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With the teams neck and neck in the Eastern Conference standings, and with the Celtics holding a slight edge over the Wiz, expect their final regular-season matchup to be ferocious.
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The teams were neck-and-neck — with no goals on the board — during the final minutes of the match, and the U.S. needed to score in order to advance in the Cup.
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The poll comes after Buttigieg and Sanders finished neck-and-neck at the top of Iowa's caucuses, with the former South Bend mayor putting up a much stronger showing than many anticipated.
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Though Sanders has long spoken out against the ultra-wealthy, his most recent attack on Buttigieg came just four days after the two Democrats finished neck and neck in the Iowa Caucus.
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Broadly, opinion polls show that support for the remain and leave camps is neck-and-neck, making the result too close to call and that could stoke further volatility in financial markets.
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Coming into the final length it was neck and neck, only for American Townley Haas to pip Jack Cartwright at the finish to get the gold in a time of 7:04.36.
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Two parties have been neck-and-neck in the polls and well ahead of their rivals: Mr Macron's La République en Marche, and Marine Le Pen's National Rally (formerly the National Front).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) are neck-and-neck in the latest Emnid poll with seven months to go before a federal election.
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Instead, the primary medium-term focus for sterling remains the June 23 referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union, with most polls showing the "In" and "Out" campaigns neck-and-neck.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May could increase her parliamentary majority, an opinion poll showed on Tuesday, shortly after another survey suggested the race with the opposition Labour Party was neck-and-neck.
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This weekend, he will hold five events across Iowa as he seeks to clinch a victory after several weeks running neck and neck with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in the polls.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential rivals Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are running neck-and-neck in California, ahead of Tuesday's primary that will be the last major contest of the primary race.
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More worryingly for Macron and Europe's liberal establishment, polls suggest Macron and Le Pen are neck-and-neck in an EU election in which populists are expected to perform well throughout Europe.
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In a race with a potentially huge prize, Democrat Stacey Abrams is neck and neck with Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp in a bare-knuckled fight to win Georgia's gubernatorial race.
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As for the current state of the races: Hilz and Bernie are neck-and-neck on the Dems side; The Donald keeps his slight lead over the rest of the GOP field.
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Center-left hopeful Carlos Alvarado Quesada of the ruling Citizens' Action Party, 38, trails in some polls behind conservative evangelical Fabricio Alvarado Munoz, while others show the pair running neck-and-neck.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Liam Heath brought home Britain's 25th gold medal on Saturday, winning the men's K-1 200-meter sprint in a neck-and-neck battle with France's Maxime Beaumont.
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"The Kingdom now finds itself neck and neck with Moscow for the lead in Chinese market share, with both jostling in the 13-14% range, yet the momentum resides with the latter."
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Investors are cautious about the currency given most polls show a neck-and-neck contest between those campaigning to stay in and those who want to opt out of the European Union.
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Doug Ford heads the Progressive Conservative Party which is now neck and neck with the New Democratic Party, a social democratic party, in an election to form the next government of Ontario.
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With less than a month to go, opinion polls present a mixed picture, with some saying the "In" camp has a big lead and others putting the two sides neck-and-neck.
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The rise of the far-right Sweden Democrats, shunned by both center-right and center-left, left the big mainstream blocs neck-and-neck, and short of a majority, in Sunday's election.
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Dan Bishop are neck and neck in their race to represent the state's contested 9th Congressional District, according to an internal poll from McCready's campaign obtained first by The Hill on Monday.
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Now, with the two neck-and-neck in Iowa just two weeks away from the caucuses there, both candidates are squarely focused on each other -- and they aren't holding back their attacks.
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Iowa Democratic Party chairwoman Andy McGuire says she takes solace in the fact that poll numbers earlier this fall showing Trump up in Iowa have tightened to a neck-and-neck race.
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Where a poll-of-polls had the party neck-and-neck with the governing Social Democrats at 153 percent on July 20, it now has the anti-immigration party at 18 percent.
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A fortnight before the caucuses, Ted Cruz seemed to be leading the crowded Republican field in Iowa, and heading into the caucuses he is neck-and-neck with national favorite Donald Trump.
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Polls have shown the "Yes" and "No" camps almost neck-and-neck, and many voters undecided ahead of the day of reckoning, which will likely fall between October and December this year.
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The auto-racing film "Ford v Ferrari" (distributed by 20th Century Fox) and the drama "Queen & Slim" (Universal Pictures) each sold an estimated $6.5 million in tickets, coming in neck and neck.
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It's now one of the largest companies in the world by market cap, and Bezos is neck-and-neck with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates for the title of world's richest person.
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The two liberal senators have been running about neck-and-neck, according to most recent polls — though a WBUR poll released Friday showed Mr. Sanders jumping out to an eight-point lead.
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Now, with Sanders running neck-and-neck in Wisconsin polls with Hillary Clinton, Madison's Bernie-mania could power him to victory in an April 5 primary that Sanders can't afford to lose.
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Mr. Macron and Ms. Le Pen are slightly ahead, but the four front-runners are neck-and-neck in the latest polls, creating uncertainty about who will make it to the runoff.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE and California Gov.
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Because the poll said Hillary and Trump are neck and neck and they would get closer and farther apart, but they were 5 percent to 6 percent apart most of the time.
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The race between Kemp and Abrams is neck and neck — RealClearPolitics has Kemp slightly ahead but ranks the race a "toss-up" — and there are only two weeks left until Election Day.
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Stecklein remembered an early-season race-to-the-puck drill between Curtis and Allie Thunstrom, a three-time Hockey East selection from Boston College and a former speedskater, being neck-and-neck.
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The Republican race in South Carolina has edged closer a day before voters cast their ballots, according to a new poll that shows Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz neck and neck.
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The Yankees, expected by many to be neck-and-neck with the Red Sox for the division lead down the stretch, have been playing a lot of this frustrating variety of baseball lately.
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Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, a veteran economist and politician, and Keiko Fujimori, daughter of the controversial former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, were neck and neck after the second round of presidential voting on Sunday.
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In the neck-and-neck Senate race, Nelson and Scott have both boasted of their environmental credentials, and repeatedly pointed fingers at each other for not doing enough to respond to the algae.
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Both swings became long-term trends that have led Warren to neck-and-neck status at the top of the race against Biden, while Sanders is one category lower, squarely in third place.
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Polling shows that Buttigieg has been surging here since his better-than-expected finish in the Iowa caucuses, where he's neck-and-neck with Sanders and an official winner has not been declared.
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Recent polls show that the two candidates are neck and neck in the polls ahead of the November election, making the televised debates a key opportunity for the candidates to persuade undecided voters.
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Bernie Sanders will rally supporters in Las Vegas Monday afternoon and Al Gore will campaign in Colorado, where the latest polls show that the Democratic nominee is running neck-and-neck with Trump.
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Neck-and-neck races between the ANC and DA in Johannesburg and Tshwane - home to the capital Pretoria - mean the EFF's 10 percent share of the vote will be needed for coalitions there.
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This metaphor suggests that the sides are of equal power: the good guys and the bad guys are fighting neck and neck, with the lead swinging back and forth depending on the day.
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An Opinionway poll out on Tuesday shows Fillon neck-and-neck with Sarkozy in the first round of the primaries and then potentially beating Juppe in the second round to take the nomination.
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Her party is now a key contender in the parliamentary election, running neck and neck with the centre-right GERB party which has been less critical of the European Union's stance on Russia.
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A recent poll from Quinnipiac University put Clinton and rival Bernie Sanders neck and neck as the race took to contests in Nevada – the Democratic hopefuls also boast tight numbers for Nevada's caucuses.
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Melenchon, propelled from wildcard to genuine contender thanks to feisty television performances and smart social media campaign, is virtually neck-and-neck with Fillon and only a few percentage points behind the frontrunners.
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Merkel and SPD chancellor candidate Martin Schulz, who has boosted the party's fortunes since being nominated in January, were neck-and-neck in the personal popularity stakes, with both achieving 44 percent support.
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"The polls are showing it's neck-and-neck, and honestly it shouldn't be," said David Cohen, the assistant director of the Ray C. Bliss Institute of Applied Politics at the University of Akron.
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Dean Heller is seeking to hang on Bottom line MORE was running neck and neck for a Senate seat until he disavowed Trump after the "Access Hollywood" tape with Billy Bush came out.
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Other polls have shown Love and McAdams neck and neck, including a New York Times Upshot survey published last week that found both candidates at 45 percent, with 9 percent of respondents undecided.
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Wiesberger let his advantage slip with a double bogey at the fourth but made amends at the 11th with an eagle and the two leaders were neck-and-neck on the back nine.
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A poll from Suffolk University last week also found the opponents to be neck-and-neck, with Heller having support from 41.2 percent of likely voters and Rosen having support from 85033 percent.
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Opinion polls show the two parties neck and neck, hovering just over 20 percent in a statistical dead heat in the state, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, one of Germany's poorest regions in the former East.
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That figure was more than double the 81 such claims made against its UK-based peer Monzo, despite the two being neck and neck for consumer numbers in the country during the period.
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They are two of the most liberal candidates in the Democratic field, their home states border one another, and they are neck and neck in most major national and early voting state polls.
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Shakespeare has dominated the affordable fishing rod market for several decades, but the race to create the best affordable spinning reel has intensified over recent years, with several companies going neck and neck.
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He lost the lead after carding three bogeys on the front nine but was still neck-and-neck with Johnson at four-under until dropping three shots in three holes from the 14th.
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But a "no" vote would be awkward, given that Geert Wilders, the fiercely anti-Brussels opposition politician, is again doing well in opinion polls and is neck and neck with Mr. Rutte's party.
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The results show a few surprisingly tenacious algorithms: The clear victor for the age-varied set is Google's FaceNet, while it and Russia's N-TechLab are neck and neck in the celebrity database.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's presidential race looks set to go down to the wire, with the first batch of polls showing incumbent Mauricio Macri and center-left challenger Alberto Fernández neck-and-neck.
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They could also offer more exclusives and promos to Spotify's rivals, like Apple Music, which has surged ahead in the U.S. and is now neck-and-neck here with Spotify for paid subscribers.
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An early election would likely rattle investors, with opinion polls showing Renzi's Democratic Party (PD) running neck-and-neck with 5-Star, which wants a referendum on Italy's membership of the euro zone.
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Bannon may have been there as well, but the president's point, I think, is the right one, he beat 17 or 113 candidates and now he's going neck and neck with Secretary Clinton.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing right-wing Likud Party appeared almost neck and neck with his main centrist rival for seats in parliament on election day, varying exit polls indicated.
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The Russian runner Vladimir Kazantsev was not "far ahead" for most of that race; he and Ashenfelter were neck and neck going into the last lap before Kazantsev pulled into a big lead.
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But with the polls showing Clinton and Trump neck and neck, Hillary's outreach to independents can't end with one convention address, as forceful and as uncharacteristically personal as Bloomberg's "unconventional convention speech" was.
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With around a fifth of the previous night's pledged delegates still not allocated, Sanders acknowledged that he and Biden would probably be running "basically neck-and-neck" for the remainder of the primary.
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But Warren is currently neck and neck with Biden and Sanders atop polling in the Super Tuesday states ahead of the vote in those states in March, according to a CBS News poll.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE lost the 2016 election.
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With Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts running neck-and-neck with former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., the stakes on Tuesday are higher than at any point in the race thus far.
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Early Wednesday morning, there was still no clear-cut winner, as the vote margin remained neck and neck between Republican Rick Saccone and Democrat Conor Lamb with all votes counted except absentee ballots.
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Kennedy, Markey spar over experience in first Senate primary debate MORE III (D-Mass.) are neck-and-neck in the Bay State's Democratic Senate primary, according to the latest polling of the race.
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Yet this race remains neck-and-neck in the polls in large part because Democrats can no longer rely on rural south Louisiana and especially Acadiana, home to much of the Cajun population.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 85003 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE in the 2016 election.
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Toomey holds a significant cash advantage over McGinty, but a recent Quinnipiac University survey found the two neck and neck, with Toomey leading by 1 percentage point, within the poll's margin of error.
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The little royal, who wore his brother's striped hand-me-down shorts from Spanish brand Neck and Neck, struts right up to the lens and flashes a grin, showing off his first two teeth.
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Another poll, by IPR, put the PD and 5-Star neck-and-neck on 30 percent and said the PD would fall to 22 percent if D'Alema and Bersani were to go it alone.
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Unabashed liberals including Ocasio-Cortez grabbed headlines across the country by winning a handful of blue House districts and running neck and neck with the GOP in statewide races in Florida, Georgia and Texas.
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Today, the retailer is seen as neck and neck with Amazon, which is starting to invest more in real estate and open stores while building out a bigger platform for food and apparel online.
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Opinion polls put Macron neck-and-neck with conservative Francois Fillon, a former prime minister, to get into the runoff against Le Pen, head of the anti-immigrant and anti-European Union National Front.
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Campa-Najjar has raised more money than Hunter and polling continues to place the candidates neck and neck, but Campa-Najjar said he's confident in his ability to turn out voters, especially young people.
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"The (French) polls are neck-and-neck at the moment, so it seems a good chance that a political outsider is going to win," Jasper Lawler, senior market analyst at London Capital Group, said.
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Some include articles that put Sanders neck and neck or ahead of Clinton in polls, while others focus on the senator criticizing his rival's positions, or his ability to draw huge crowds to rallies.
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La La Land garnered a record-tying 22001 Academy Award nominations this year — it's now neck-and-neck with Titanic and All About Eve for receiving the most Oscar nominations in a given year.
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While CNN reports that Clinton will remain the "unofficial winner" of the Kentucky race, both candidates were neck and neck with Clinton receiving 46.8 percent of the popular vote and Sanders garnering 46.3 percent.
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Which is why it took the 1800x twice as long to render images in Photoshop, and why it was neck and neck with the i7-7700K in both our WebXPRT and Civilizations VI benchmarks.
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"We were neck and neck until the last run on the last day, when I got up on the foilboard and screamed along for over 50 metres, three feet above the water," Branson wrote.
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Riding the bus with Ted Cruz Sunlen Sefarty in Winterset, Iowa Ted Cruz hasn't set foot in Iowa for exactly 30 days, and he's neck-and-neck with Donald Trump for the lead here.
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How could a candidate with as much baggage as Trump be neck-and-neck with one of the most admired, best credentialed and most broadly experienced nominees in the history of the Democratic Party?
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As the final surveys put the Remain and Leave campaigns neck-and-neck, much will depend on whether those who are sitting on the fence get off it and head to the voting booths.
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Having been neck-and-neck with likely opponent Hillary Clinton as recently as May 24, Trump is now a full 6 percentage points behind, according to an average of polls by Real Clear Politics.
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Recent opinion polls have shown Quebec's ruling Liberals, a centrist party, running neck-and-neck against the center-right Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) of former business executive Francois Legault, which has never held power.
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Britain will vote on whether to stay in or leave the 22015-member bloc in a June 216 referendum and most opinion polls show the rival "In" and "Out" campaigns running neck and neck.
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The Cubs can clinch it Monday with a victory at St. Louis, who now sit neck-and-neck with the Brewers in a chase of Colorado for the second National League wild-card spot.
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Thinking about worst-case scenarios when it comes to driving, it's always neck and neck between the brakes going out on a fairly crowded bridge and losing the ability to actually steer the car.
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After leading last year's stock market rally, the S&P 500 information technology index in 2018 is in a neck-and-neck lead with consumer discretionary, both about 4.9 percent higher year to date.
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Nearly 58 percent of Austrians who voted cast ballots for center-right or far-right parties, with the far-right Freedom Party running neck-and-neck for second place with the establishment center-left.
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Cruz is in a very good position at the moment: He leads in the influential Des Moines Register poll of Iowa and is neck and neck with Donald Trump in the polling averages there.
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Donald Trump has pulled closer and even neck and neck with Clinton in some of the latest polls, and some pollsters have found that her handling of her health questions has hurt her popularity.
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Why it matters: This ruling on the biggest scandal of Trudeau's tenure comes ahead of a general election in October, a contest that has Trudeau's Liberals polling neck-and-neck with the opposition Conservatives.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperSenate GOP super PAC books more than million in fall ads Poll shows Daines, Bullock neck and neck in Montana Senate race Progressive challenger: How we overcame Chuck Schumer meddling MORE (D).
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The two men were neck and neck in the race's first primary contests: They essentially tied in Iowa and emerged from New Hampshire with the same number of delegates, although Sanders received more votes.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE would become the Democratic nominee.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE by just over 1 point.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE's 2008 campaign, among other roles.
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The overwhelming favourite for extinction was Facebook, garnering half of Parisian responses, a third of those voting in New York and London, and being neck-and-neck with forex traders among respondents in Toronto.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE, were stunned and in disbelief.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE in the 2016 general election.
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According to the report, North America leads the rest of the world with $4 billion in VC funding, with Europe and Asia neck-and-neck at around $550 million each, but growing year-over-year.
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New Zealand's opposition Labour Party, which is neck-and-neck with the ruling National Party in Saturday's election, says it would renegotiate the TPP to accommodate its proposed ban on foreign ownership of existing properties.
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Gucci's growing might, with annual sales of 8.3 billion euros, puts it neck and neck with privately-owned Chanel in the race to catch up with Louis Vuitton as the top luxury label by sales.
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While Microsoft has since fallen below the $1 trillion market cap, it remains neck and neck with Apple and Amazon for the title of the world's most valuable company — not that Nadella is keeping track.
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The Liberals are part of the four-party Alliance, which was running neck-and-neck with Prime Minister Stefan Lofven's center-left bloc with only just over 100 of 6,004 districts left to be counted.
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If only because of his verbal acuity, high profile on social media and endorsements by such national Democratic celebrities as Bernie Sanders, Mr Perriello has made it a neck-and-neck race with Mr Northam.
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Polls leading up to the Brexit vote show the two sides are running neck and neck, but the movement for the U.K. to remain in the European Union seems to be gaining steam on Twitter.
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Opinium said the campaigns were effectively running neck and neck as the online poll put support for "Leave" at 45 percent and "Remain" at 44 percent, with the remaining 9 percent of respondents still undecided.
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He has a tantrum because you subtly emasculate him by ordering first at a bar or beating him in a neck-and-neck game of table football, and exits the room screaming about his mother.
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Le Pen, leader of the anti-immigration and anti-European Union National Front, is currently neck-and-neck with centrist Emmanuel Macron for the first round vote on April 23, according to an Elabe poll.
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Cruz is neck-and-neck with Donald Trump in Iowa, and a win in the Hawkeye State could put the Texas freshman on solid ground heading into the rest of the primary contests in February.
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However, despite the neck-and-neck race for runner-up in the Nevada caucuses, Cruz's odds of winning the Republican nomination in the Political Prediction Market are significantly lower than GOP rival Rubio at 2%.
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Though the two candidates have been running neck-and-neck nationally for the past two months, according to Reuters, the former secretary of State still holds a significant delegate lead over the senator from Vermont.
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Handel's win was comparatively comfortable, given polls showing a neck-and-neck race, anecdotal accounts of intense Democratic enthusiasm and Ossoff's success in raising more than $23 million — an astronomical sum for a House race.
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It's not the only spacecraft in development for space station taxi duty — SpaceX is developing the Dragon 2 capsule, which is neck and neck with Starliner for a first crewed flight, likely in early 2020.
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It's time for Republicans to panic about the House The neck-and-neck race in a ruby red Ohio district was the latest evidence that the Republican majority in the House is in peril. Why?
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A new poll shows the candidates for Ohio's 220006th Congressional District are running neck and neck, a signal that the August showdown for the red-leaning seat could become the next big special election battleground.
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The American reeled in the 'Iron Lady' from Hungary in the last 50 meters, the pair swimming neck and neck in adjacent lanes before DiRado touched first to win by six-hundredths of a second.
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Vienna and Melbourne have been neck and neck in the EIU survey for years, but the Austrian capital also regularly tops a larger ranking of cities by quality of life compiled by consulting firm Mercer.
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The National Gathering is neck-and-neck with Mr. Macron's party in the polls ahead of elections to the European Parliament, which are being held around the European Union from the end of next week.
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Sanders and his aides also argue that once the vote is fully in from California — the largest delegate prize Tuesday, which Sanders won — that he and Biden will be more or less neck and neck.
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In three other states, Biden and Sanders split the smaller states of Idaho and North Dakota respectively, and were running neck and neck in Washington State, though final results there may be a while off.
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Matovic, 46, expressed surprise at the meteoric rise of his Ordinary People and Independent Personalities (OLANO) in the opinion polls, which have put it almost neck-and-neck with the ruling left-leaning Smer party.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2202 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE would win by 2628 percentage points.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 85033 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE by about 35 points in 2016.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2628 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE's age and physical stamina in 28503.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 2020 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE did in the 2016 presidential election.
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The two leaders had been running neck-and-neck until Time magazine published a picture of Trudeau here in dark makeup at a 2001 "Arabian Nights" party, when he was a 29-year-old teacher.
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The 5-Star Movement is running neck-and-neck with the PD, according to opinion polls, but the same polls suggest that it would be most likely to emerge victorious under Italy's two-round voting system.
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The ruling Liberal-National coalition and opposition Labor Party have been running neck-and-neck in recent opinion polls in what had originally been seen as an unloseable election for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's popularity waning.
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