NextHealth's pitch to insurance companies is very similar to OPower's pitch to utility companies.
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Facebook's pitch to developers is the same as Facebook's pitch to advertisers: We have a ton of users.
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If they have that, we all have to be accountable and look at it and know what's going on from pitch to pitch to batter to batter.
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" Sullivan also called Trump's pitch to black voters "superficial.
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Even Clippers star Lou Williams made his pitch to get Kawhi to L.A as well, giving TMZ Sports a pitch to get Leonard to suit up for the other pro team in Tinseltown.
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Beyond that, Mobileye's overall pitch to those companies is simple.
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Graham's pitch to the president Thursday afternoon wasn't a success.
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Interested entrepreneurs can pitch to Pink Ceiling on its website.
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Under the new model, the company's pitch to studios shifted.
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In its pitch to some news organizations, the Cupertino, Calif.
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Was that a difficult concept to pitch to your producers?
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An impassioned pitch to jihadi wannabes in all three countries.
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His pitch to a college party also doesn't help matters.
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Vevo makes its pitch to advertisers after they flee YouTube.
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"That's a shame," Matheny said of the pitch to Pedroia.
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Rodon hit Drury with a pitch to start the eighth.
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Pinterest's pitch to advertisers has not been an easy one.
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Clinton's pitch to voters is all about her, they said.
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Fortunately for me, I got a good pitch to hit.
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What is your pitch to entrepreneurs and businesses in London?
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"We're all human," Shoemaker said of the pitch to Hosmer.
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The physio is on the pitch to have a look.
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Otero then walked Giancarlo Stanton intentionally to pitch to Torres.
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Sanders's remarks were also — quite literally — a pitch to voters.
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Ravin hit Gsellman with a pitch to open the 12th.
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That strength is the heart of his pitch to voters.
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Republicans' pitch to Trump has largely focused on economic concerns.
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I didn't have a strikeout pitch to put guys away.
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On a pitch to Martin Maldonado, Valbuena broke for second.
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Obama's advisers made the pitch to the professor, and Sens.
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I got a pitch to hit and I hit it good.
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It was his pitch to do the soundtrack — and it worked.
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The company opted not to pitch to additional investors this week.
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All that is good for its pitch to advertisers as well.
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Brantley scored on a wild pitch to make it 3-0.
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I made a good pitch to Longo, he got on it.
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What's the pitch to still vote this week Three-fold: 1.
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"They elected to pitch to me instead of (Joc)," Puig said.
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Kind of spoiling until they got a good pitch to hit.
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On Jansen's first pitch to David Fletcher, Ohtani broke for second.
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But it has morphed into a full experiential pitch to millennials.
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No off-speed pitch to speak of but he's so cute!
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Elvis Andrus was hit by a pitch to load the bases.
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Gordon scored on a strike-three, wild pitch to Marcell Ozuna.
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First, there's the initial "escalator pitch" to judges Gwyneth Paltrow, Will.i.
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Trump is a salesman who tailors his pitch to different audiences.
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But Estes's first pitch to Clemens whizzed behind Clemens's upper thigh.
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"I started rushing from one pitch to the next," Friedrich said.
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Jack Johnson had Sylvester Stallone, who made the pitch to Trump.
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"Just trying to get a good pitch to hit," Yelich said.
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Brasier then bounced a wild pitch to allow Kiermaier to score.
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"A hanging curve is my favorite pitch to hit," Bryant said.
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Max David made his pitch to Griff early in the summer.
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"That was a mistake," Garcia said of the pitch to Cron.
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"I just made that one bad pitch to Stanton," Reed said.
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"My simple pitch to them is: be fair," Mr. Obama said.
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More: Sprint and T-Mobile's pitch to D.C.: Good for America.
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Chong Tae-hyon whipped a low, sidearm pitch to Yulieski Gourriel.
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Or, at least that is Musk's sales pitch to the world.
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How would you pitch to me that Christianity is the truth?
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You'll pitch to TechCrunch editors, main-stage speakers and industry experts.
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I offered to do the OKR pitch to Bono's ONE nonprofit.
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"That first pitch to Machado — you can't do that," Tanaka said.
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"I made a bad pitch to a good hitter," Tomlin said.
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I was looking for a pitch to hit in the air.
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Warren's team left little ambiguity in its pitch to black women.
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Avisail Garcia got hit by a pitch to load the bases.
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"Our whole pitch to publishers is a no-brainer," LaCour says.
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I just looked for a good pitch to hit in the middle.
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Eric Holder endorses Clinton while making her other chief pitch to black
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And it's a pitch to shoppers to use Google — rather than Amazon.
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Instead, his first pitch to Beltre dropped his record to 25-53.
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The technology for Theranos evolved from that initial failed pitch to Gardner.
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Yet the pitch to break away from Britain has become trickier, too.
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The judges have six minutes following each pitch to ask rigorous questions.
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The team will pitch to investors at YC Demo Days next week.
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The judges have six minutes after each pitch to ask tough questions.
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PO and others are struggling to find a coherent pitch to voters.
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Mr. Patricof compared the pitch to a race for student-body president.
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Was that your pitch to LPs, that you'd help fill that gap?
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His pitch to voters is that Labor would endanger strong economic growth.
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Omar Narvaez walked on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases.
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"I thought I made a pretty decent pitch to Kinsler," Shields said.
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Ted Cruz focused on his pitch to become the sole Trump alternative.
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Read more about Trump's pitch to minority voters from reporter Jonathan Easley.
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Mitch Moreland came up and Brach bounced the first pitch to him.
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In some investment groups, for example, companies present a pitch to members.
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He missed on that pitch to Miller and Miller made him pay.
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He pulled a 3-2 pitch to left for a solo blast.
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I wasn't thinking about anything else, just a good pitch to hit.
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Dassault Aviation has made a strong pitch to be the senior partner.
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"It was a strike," De Jong said about the pitch to Springer.
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Miller then walked Padres second baseman Alexi Amarista to pitch to Cashner.
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Instead, Collins let Robles pitch to Ozuna, and the move nearly backfired.
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Eric Hosmer laced a full-count pitch to left to score Gordon.
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" Added Centeno: "I was just looking for a good pitch to hit.
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"I made a good pitch," Wainwright said of the pitch to Bird.
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Lorenzo Cain was then hit by a pitch to load the bases.
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In his pitch to colleagues, Williams is touting his extensive fundraising experience.
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But, in fact, it fits with Aramco's strategy and pitch to investors.
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Then, he gave us his best pitch to the NBA's top player.
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House surrogates are making the pitch to colleagues supporting former Florida Gov.
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"I was trying to get a good pitch to hit," Taylor said.
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President Donald Trump is taking his trade war pitch to the people.
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Create a 60-second pitch to attract people to your YouTube channel.
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His central pitch to voters is that he can beat Donald Trump.
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What was that like when you went to go pitch to Softbank?
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Indeed, part of AEG's pitch to the company was its continued autonomy.
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So what was the pitch to a Kerry Washington or Valerie Jarrett?
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"I was just looking for a good pitch to hit," Calhoun said.
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That is part of Biden's pitch to potential endorsers in the state.
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Then threw a terrible pitch to Joc, and he hit it good.
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"I was just trying to find a pitch to hit," Beltre said.
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These dynamics help explain Sanders's pitch to the crowds over the weekend.
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You're doing the word stuff, so the pitch to you was what?
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Yates then walked Verdugo on a full-count pitch to force in Turner.
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Toles scored on an Eickhoff wild pitch to slice the lead in half.
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OUR WHOLE PITCH TO OUR AUDIENCES IS ABOUT HAVING MORE INSIGHT, MORE DEPTH.
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"I got a good pitch to hit and didn't miss it," Harrison said.
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Hammel hit Paul DeJong with a 1-21 pitch to start the sixth.
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Emails obtained by BuzzFeed News further corroborate the pitch to the Trump campaign.
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Still, in his pitch to America's policymakers, he plays the US against China.
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But Parnas and Fruman did eventually manage to make their pitch to Perry.
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That's a real tough pitch to hit even when you've seen him before.
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The judges have six minutes following each pitch to ask the team questions.
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Justin Turner lined Despaigne's next pitch to left field for a sacrifice fly.
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The judges have six minutes after each pitch to ask tough, pointed questions.
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Mahtook tripled and scored on a wild pitch to make it 13-0.
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The judges have six minutes following each pitch to ask teams probing questions.
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Gonzalez said he was not surprised by the strategy to pitch to him.
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The partnership is a validation for GameMine's subscription-based pitch to wireless carriers.
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Anthony Rizzo was hit by a pitch to bring in the tying run.
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For Trump, it is a pitch to the politically aggrieved and economically disenfranchised.
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Sanders himself delivered a version of his electability pitch to reporters on Thursday.
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Check out the clip ... Nassif makes his pitch to get Artie some help.
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David Evans, who wrote the film, even dropped by the pitch to celebrate.
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"It was a poorly located changeup," Ross said of the pitch to Bour.
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You've got to deliver on the pitch to make this an aspirational game.
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It's not a pitch to a Democratic base, which might eat up impeachment.
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She hit me up and asked if I wanted to pitch to them.
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Xandr's pitch to advertisers is that it combines AT&T's data for advertisers.
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"Except for the one pitch to Seager he was very good," Francona said.
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There's a baseball diamond nearby where he used to pitch to local boys.
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Trump will surely make that growth part of his midterms pitch to voters.
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Brandon Crawford then lined an 0-1 pitch to first baseman Ryan Zimmerman.
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"The wild pitch to Cano was big in that third inning," Chatwood said.
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He was aggressive that at-bat and got a good pitch to hit.
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Medlen caught Butler looking at a 3-2 pitch to end the inning.
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What are three things that turn you off when entrepreneurs pitch to you.
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That's part of your pitch to automakers who work with you as well.
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Soon after, a Cartwright campaign worker offered his own pitch to Mr. Grady.
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"He didn't make the pitch to me at all, truthfully," Mr. Chai said.
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He then nicked Smith with an inside pitch to force in a run.
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Write the opening to a pitch to Hollywood executives to greenlight this film.
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Also, his pitch to the convention was wooden compared to AKK's passionate appeal.
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Peterson threw a wild pitch to allow a run on his first throw.
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Together, Uber and Deliveroo could make a better pitch to restaurants and diners.
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Torres was hit by a pitch to start the inning and Voit walked.
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Dylan Moore was hit by a pitch to bring in the first run.
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Dr. Peter Hotez says he made the pitch to anyone who would listen.
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"The pitch to Wieters was a fastball right over the plate," Matz said.
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PR pitch to Ola reveals the inner workings of UK ride-hailing politics
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Democrats could improve their pitch to voters on that topic, Mr. Nolan said.
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That pitch to Gomes, a first-pitch, hanging slider, was Gray's one regret.
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As part of its pitch to clients, the company promised to safeguard information.
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Try making that sales pitch to a government funder or a mainstream investor.
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But the two had the same winning pitch to white working-class voters.
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Microsoft (MSFT) has since shifted its pitch to a laptop with a touchscreen.
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"Basically we just have to pitch to our capability," starter Chris Archer said.
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Whether Zarif was making a pitch to Trump directly is hard to say.
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So it's no fluke that she gets the kind of break you see on this pitch to Team USA's Brittany Gomez: Or this pitch, to Samantha Cobb: Ayami Sato has been an ace for the better part of a decade.
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Meetup's cultural descentMeetup made its culture a pivotal point in its pitch to recruits.
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Bobbi makes her pitch to Glen Tullman, CEO of Livongo, while Deanne looks on.
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African startups that want to pitch to the new fund should seek a referral.
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Sanders himself appeared to allude to this with his last-minute pitch to voters.
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It's making a pitch to be a safer, smarter Craigslist for the 21st century.
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I made a bad pitch to a good hitter and he didn't miss it.
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Sherrod Brown's pitch to be president is that he's the right kind of populist.
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Then, Reynolds crushed a pitch to left-center that gave the Nationals the victory.
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" Garcia even gave a pitch to Gomez ... saying, "I would protect you, you know!?
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I sent in some basic information and a one-minute video pitch to apply.
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Inciarte grounded out to second on a 1-2 pitch to bring home Peterson.
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However, Colome struck out Bregman on a 3-2 pitch to end the inning.
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However, Belt was caught looking at a 22-21 pitch to end the inning.
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He lined Gossett's 1-1 pitch to left, over the out-of-town scoreboard.
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Still, Dhingra steers clear of mentioning the president in her pitch to swing voters.
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Blevins got Soto to pop out on the second pitch to end the threat.
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"It was probably not the pitch to throw to Cruz right there," Duffy said.
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Try to get ahead, try to execute a good pitch to the game plan.
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Later, though, Gordon-Byrne made her pitch to a staffer of a powerful lawmaker.
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Once he entered, he only needed one pitch to give Philadelphia Phillies a jolt.
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The pitch to embattled publishers is that it provides predictable advertising and subscription revenue.
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Emma makes her pitch to Chisolm while he stares down at her from horseback.
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For startup entrepreneurs, nailing a fundraising pitch to VCs can be a game-changer.
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In the first inning, Jose Altuve lined an 0-1 pitch to right field.
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Aramco's pitch to investors will boast of its abundant, cheap and relatively clean oil.
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Their brands are easy to understand, which makes them easy to pitch to advertisers.
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"He really taught me how to pitch to the scoreboard," Henderson said of Rodriguez.
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"Think of your cover letter as your elevator pitch to the employer," Salemi explains.
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Hunt will have four weeks to make his pitch to the wider Conservative Party.
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The judges have six minutes following each pitch to ask the team probing questions.
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The Iowa caucus offers Democrats an opportunity to hone their pitch to rural America.
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Nido had met deGrom on the mound just before the pitch to discuss it.
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Giancarlo Stanton followed by rifling the next pitch to center field for a single.
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Mr. Gates brought his pitch to China in hopes of finding an appreciative audience.
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But what's a good starting point for a creator to pitch to a brand?
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The pitch to Judge, from Logan Verrett, had arrived at 84.7 miles per hour.
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Correa came around to score on a wild pitch to make it 215-183.
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He stole second and scored when Cain drilled a 3-03 pitch to center.
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The bankruptcy reform proposal reflects a key element of Warren's primary pitch to voters.
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He threw me a good pitch to hit and I hit a home run.
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He later added Condal's pitch to the number of pitches that were still alive.
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That was my pitch to be leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister.
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He only needed one pitch to get a groundout to second from Kyle Schwarber.
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"I couldn't pitch to these guys today because I'm 75 years old," he said.
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Severino also stumbled on the mound after throwing a pitch to Toronto C Luke Maile.
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And bringing their fresh perspectives to politics can be part of their pitch to voters.
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When Harrison gets too aggressive in his pitch to Kai, the role is quickly reversed.
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These are sample ads created by agencies to pitch to brands, hoping that they'll bite.
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His pitch to patients is that he can make getting the right care much easier.
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But his renewed pitch to the community can sound very different depending on the audience.
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More than 20 companies will present their pitch to an all-star panel of judges.
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WeWork's pitch to corporates comes at a time of tightening labor markets in some cities.
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The pitch to parents from Singer, the affidavit explained, was that it had always worked.
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Clinton has been assiduously making a pitch to disaffected Republicans ever since the Democratic convention.
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Stanton crushed an 84 mph breaking pitch to left, a blast that measured 448 feet.
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It was a weekend pitch to Google Ventures in 2013 where the pair first met.
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It has also seduced many teachers with a pitch to give their sector more autonomy.
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Segura exchanged words with Barnhart after being hit by a pitch to begin the third.
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He's a good guy getting a good pitch to hit, and he's not missing them.
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"When you pitch to contact a lot, occasionally that is going to happen," Ziegler said.
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Arizona reliever Archie Bradley needed one pitch to get one out to end the eighth.
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In doing so today, he only helped Hillary Clinton's bold pitch to the Beehive State.
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The Republican Party leadership bases its pitch to voters on a set of anodyne phrases.
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Toronto's Tyler Clippard (4-3) hit Greg Bird with a pitch to open the 10th.
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O'Connor made his pitch to Kasich voters in a television ad that launched last week.
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The isn't the first time Canseco has made a pitch to join the Trump administration.
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In his victory speech, Sanders made a fundraising pitch to his supporters across the country.
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Do you have an essay or a personal story you'd like to pitch to Insider?
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His pitch to voters was to put him in office to continue the President's agenda.
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Gilbert said he believes Detroit will make an extremely strong pitch to be that city.
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The pitch to restaurateurs is that CloudKitchens can increase their sales while reducing their overhead.
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Getting low allows catchers to make a better presentation of the pitch to the umpire.
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That wasn't a particularly effective pitch to wavering Republicans fearful of taking a tough vote.
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Watch ... Michael delivers his pitch to dress Bebe, and says he's only one call away.
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And the pitch to you was, to do what you're doing but something else also?
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Ms. Anderson led the pitch to bring WrestleMania232 to the AT&T Stadium in 0003.
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Across Europe, populist candidates have been making their pitch to voters in colorfully hostile terms.
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The Intercom pitch to Kleiner Perkins is an example of the power of first impressions.
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" What's more, Mr. Raskin said, "She made a very eloquent and personal pitch to me.
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Puig then hit a 243-23 pitch to the home run sculpture in left-center.
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Conservative Syndicated Columnist Michelle Malkin gives her pitch to solve the crisis at the border.
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And I usually agreed that, no, we should not pitch to Vladimir Guerrero or Ramirez.
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The president's re-election campaign may offer some surprises in its pitch to American voters.
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On his eighth pitch to Sanchez, Montero induced a fly ball to shallow left field.
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"The pitch to advertisers is explaining what people do on the platform," Mr. Silbermann said.
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But before long, he proceeded to the main event: a pitch to support his new
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Some officials took that pitch to mean that Kaspersky could use its products for espionage.
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Silver Run's offering illustrates that SPACs can successfully make a similar pitch to IPO investors.
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"There's an organizationwide desire to shed that label, the pitch-to-contact term," Falvey said.
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Marlins reliever Adam Conley (2-11) hit Hoskins with a pitch to begin the 23th.
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No, it is a pitch to cover the "integrated marketing agency" behind these two companies.
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"I'd like to have that pitch (to Utley) back in the first inning," DeSclafani said.
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The broad-based financial commitment was part of the pitch to DNC site committee members.
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AMMAN, Jordan — Ala' Alsallal, 31, has a pitch to make: Invest in the Middle East.
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Saunders then hit an 0-1 pitch to center for his second homer of the season.
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Grichuk was hit by a pitch to load the bases and Maile walked on four pitches.
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We all know that but you just hope your guy keeps his focus pitch to pitch.
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Twins reliever Zach Duke (2-2) hit Young with a pitch to start the ninth inning.
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Biden's pitch to voters has been that he has the unique "electability" to beat Donald Trump.
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Getting the opportunity for a 10-second pitch to a group of rowdy conservatives wasn't easy.
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Each of these ten companies will have 60 seconds to pitch to the audience and judges.
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Trump has made the growing economy and low unemployment a centerpiece of his pitch to voters.
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But Weaver struck out Bryan Holaday on a 73 mph breaking pitch to quell the threat.
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Pitch to fellow founders, investors or angels, but explicitly tell them you want feedback, not money.
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The reinvigorated Flex Watches team makes a pitch to Flip Flop Shops and it goes well.
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One of his signature proposals is a pitch to adopt the dollar as Venezuela&aposs currency.
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Google's pitch to carriers is simple: SMS is going to be replaced one way or another.
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They also throw the rough side of the ball onto the pitch to scuff it up.
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That's why, in his pitch to millennials, Gore shouldn't waste any time trying to inspire them.
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If you stay within yourself and get a good pitch to hit, you don't miss it.
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Warren changed up her stump speech a bit Saturday for her near-final pitch to voters.
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" Cruz diagnoses Trump's pitch to voters: "He's right about the problems, but his solutions don't work.
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Ben Gamel was then hit by a pitch to load the bases and end Morton's afternoon.
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By Friday night, Cruz was featuring the Daily News cover in a fundraising pitch to supporters.
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Too often though, the pitch to the enterprise falls flat or a promising pilot gets sidelined.
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She found the Gypsy story, she did the pitch to me, and I was like, 'What?
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My job is to be good on the pitch, to represent France as well as possible.
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I had it in my mind to pitch to shoot the cover for their next album.
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She has set out a bold pitch to working-class voters who feel abandoned by Labour.
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This lesser-known financial metric will likely play a big role in Uber's pitch to investors.
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The pitch to Trump Jr. was part of a broader Russian effort, The Hill reported Thursday.
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By resuscitating May's failed pitch to voters, Johnson risks ending up with a similarly disappointing result.
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"It's not my decision if they pitch to me or not," Sanchez said through an interpreter.
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Today, Spotify's pitch to podcasters is to submit their shows in exchange for robust listener data.
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Chapman then blew a fastball past Mike Napoli on the next pitch to end the game.
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"I went back and looked at it, it was a good pitch to Ramos," Ray said.
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For startup entrepreneurs, nailing a fund-raising pitch to venture capitalists can be a game-changer.
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Just being able to consistently stay again pitch to pitch in the moment is extremely advantageous.
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"Just try to get a good pitch to hit," said Pujols, who finished 20-for-21.
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His pitch to Democrats in his district is simple: McBath won't beat Handel, the incumbent Republican.
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Tyler Naquin stung a 21-2500 pitch to short, but Addison Russell made the diving catch.
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He made a great pitch to fool Correa, but he just botched the throw to first.
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For the Series B, though, he plans to pitch to look to new sources of capital.
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G.E.'s pitch to cloud computing experts: We offer a chance to rebuild the industrial world.
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They said it reads like a pitch to the Trump administration for the agency director's job.
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In turn, users who are hooked on the app makes for a great pitch to advertisers.
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The cofounders gave their pitch to a room full of Palantir's directors, which Schimpf also attended.
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But the Trump campaign maintains that the President's pitch to voters is still on solid ground.
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Julio Urias came in to pitch to start the sixth and he pitched a perfect inning.
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However, he then hit Marco Hernandez with a pitch to keep the inning alive for Vazquez.
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Instead, the fans booed Gurriel loudly before Hill's first pitch to him and between each pitch.
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The ad serves as an introduction to both Harris' upbringing and her pitch to Iowa voters.
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Bond's pitch to brands is that the delivery experience is an essential part of customer retention.
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Iceland has taken over one corner of the stands, from the pitch to the top row.
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Nvidia represents the edge, and Microsoft is making a pitch to be the cloud service provider.
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But even as Barra makes her pitch to lawmakers, the president may pose a tougher challenge.
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But he opened the fifth by missing with a 3-2 pitch to walk Mark Trumbo.
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This platform will power future vehicles, too, which is part of Canoo's pitch to potential investors.
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Another reliever, Alex Katz, hit Norichika Aoki with his first pitch to drive in another run.
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Santana was running on the 23-2 pitch to Kipnis, who tried to check his swing.
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Be there as they power through a two-minute pitch to a panel of expert judges.
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Trump touted many of these accomplishments on Friday in a broader pitch to African American voters.
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But Gausman left his first pitch to Stanton in the fourth inning up in the zone.
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Mitchell has also ramped up his discussions of race as he's made his pitch to voters.
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Then Weis, the unappreciated infielder, lined McNally's first pitch to left for a single, scoring Charles.
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Jared Hughes replaced Vargas, and Suarez homered on the first pitch to make it 3-1.
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Google's pitch to Wall Street over the past year or so seems to have been good enough.
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But Raisel Iglesias needed only one pitch to retire Martin Maldonado on a fly ball to left.
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The video is a part of a pitch to investors in advance of its initial public offering.
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The Reds tied it in their fourth after Suarez was hit by pitch to open the inning.
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Jain said that technologists will need to refine their pitch to help insurers reach the right population.
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On Wednesday, it was Suarez who crushed a 1-313 pitch to left field with two outs.
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A pitch to charge firms that amount would be a de facto head tax, strongly discouraging employment.
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Elizabeth Warren tailored her pitch to talk about the economic plight of black families in America's economy.
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Rockies reliever Chris Rusin (0-2) hit Joey Votto with a pitch to start the winning rally.
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That was my pitch to Steven Spielberg [who had acquired the rights to a live-action adaptation].
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Snap has stressed its focus on daily active users (DAUs) as its pitch to investors and advertisers.
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After one pitch to Ian Desmond, the rain fell harder and the game went into a delay.
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Ohtani's first pitch to George Springer came in at 96.9 mph—a fastball outside for ball one.
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Pinterest's pitch to advertisers may be getting increasingly difficult now that Snap's stock price is getting clobbered.
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The mayor has made his sexuality, his marriage and his religion part of his pitch to voters.
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Davis, who wasn't ejected, was using notes from Phillies scouts on how to pitch to Cubs batters.
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Martinez scored and Lindor went to second on Verlander's wild pitch to tie the score at 1.
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In his pitch to New York voters, Kasich said he wanted to ensure economic security with growth.
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Apple's pitch to Hollywood is that it has the potential to reach hundreds of millions of viewers.
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I fell behind 2-and-0 in the count, leaving him to pick one pitch to hit.
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Peralta bounced a 21-216 pitch to second baseman Kolten Wong, who nailed Marte at the plate.
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For their part, the Astros said they have a simple game plan: get a pitch to hit.
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The second was a 1-1 pitch to slugger Aaron Judge with one out in the sixth.
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Smith struck out Tom Murphy to start the second inning and then threw one pitch to Parra.
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Devers doubled, Sandy Leon walked and Mookie Betts was hit by a pitch to load the bases.
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Braun then hit Doolittle's next pitch to left for his 18th homer and a 12-11 lead.
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As governor of a Rust Belt state, Pence would complement Trump's populist pitch to working class voters.
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"I didn't execute that pitch to the best of my ability and he got it," Hoover said.
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McConnell has made a pitch to him on a list of nominations that are not particularly controversial.
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With two men on, Matz fired pitch after pitch to the outer half of the strike zone.
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After a walk filled the bases, he fanned Grandal on the same pitch to escape the jam.
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Freddy Galvis knocked the next pitch to left for an RBI single to make it 6-1.
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He could throw a changeup, but never with enough conviction for the pitch to be very useful.
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The rookie Nomar Mazara then belted a 3-2 pitch to center field and cleared the bases.
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"No, I was getting ready to hit, and I expected them to (pitch to him)," Judge said.
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With two men on, Nunez slapped an outside pitch to right field, and it landed inches fair.
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Gordon singled, stole a base, then scored from second on a third-strike wild pitch to Smith.
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"He's been able to pitch to more contact to get himself deeper in the game," Collins said.
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Which is why the protest movement has continued — including a pitch to world leaders at the G20.
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In fact, I'm actually talking to a company now, who are interested in my pitch to them.
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The pitch to Nunez, however, was another story, a 92-mile-per-hour fastball down and away.
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"I don't know what's there because I went from the pitch to the hotel, and that's it."
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David Freese only needed one pitch to close the gap to 2-1, hitting a 92-m.p.h.
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It is why infielders often shift drastically from batter to batter, and sometimes from pitch to pitch.
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We're engaging the tech world to pitch to NYCHA products and systems that will solve operational issues.
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In the postseason, he said, fans were into the game from the first pitch to the last.
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We invite you to make a pitch to Amazon, giving your choice of location, and your reasons.
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Mr. Trump is expected to intensify his pitch to get Democrats on board with his tax plan.
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Santana got the out when the third baseman lifted a 1-1 pitch to center fielder Buxton.
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States are adopting technology at every step of the way in making a better pitch to employers.
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He estimates that he's made his pitch to more than three hundred audiences in the past year.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mr. Sanders invoked his own background in a pitch to black voters.
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A misdirection pitch to Gore resulted in an easy 7-yard touchdown for a 20143-3 lead.
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He threw out the ceremonial first pitch to his mother, Margie, because she was his first catcher.
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Qassem Soleimani, making it a key part of his pitch to voters during a Wisconsin campaign rally.
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He has re-crafted his pitch to fit the times, to fit what he thinks voters want.
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The website also touts France's science and technology sectors in an apparent sales pitch to American scientists.
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The cleanup hitter Yoshitomo Tsutsugoh hit a 1-0 pitch to center field for a home run.
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That included a sales pitch to Warren's office, which he said initially viewed it with some skepticism.
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Exit rows, which need a bigger pitch to accommodate emergency-exit doors, cost more on many routes.
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Maloney, Lynch and Connolly have each been making their pitch to the caucus through calls and meetings.
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Conforto then hit Zach Britton's first pitch to deep left to drive in the final two runs.
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Both of these constituencies are tied closely to issues where Paul is outside the Republican mainstream: His pitch to young voters is largely in support of privacy and tech regulation, and his pitch to black voters is grounded in his opposition to mass incarceration and support of police reform.
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However Mr Rajoy's pitch to his country is that his unpopular reforms have engendered a strong economic recovery.
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He'll need to use his existing relationships and expertise to present Google's best sales pitch to mobile carriers.
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He is the epitome of pitch-to-contact — in three starts, Nicolino has a total of three strikeouts.
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Many budding entrepreneurs pitch to "Shark Tank," but few make a lasting impression like Donna and Rosy Khalife.
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Goldberg's departure has not gone unnoticed by Bristow, who has fashioned it into his own pitch to shareholders.
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That contract also paid for a soldier to deliver a ceremonial "first pitch" to open a baseball game.
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What did Robertson want to do — pitch to Josh Donaldson or walk him to bring up Justin Smoak?
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CONTRIBUTION MARGIN This lesser-known financial metric will likely play a big role in Uber's pitch to investors.
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The sunglasses surprised even Snap's earliest investors, who say hardware was not in Snap's initial pitch to them.
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Then imagine Twitter's livestreaming pitch to the NFL and other major rights holders with Google's backing on distribution.
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That's partly because he regularly makes his pitch to minority voters in front of almost entirely white audiences.
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It was a 2-1 pitch to Hernan Perez and Perez smoked it right back up the middle.
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Content farms should be thinking about hybridizing more content areas, adding a new pitch to investors and advertisers.
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As a result, it is crucial to time your pitch to correlate with milestones that show meaningful growth.
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"Anger alone will not solve our problems," Rubio said, turning it into a pitch to caucus for him.
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Republicans still need to figure out the best way to make their pitch to voters under Trump's presidency.
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Holmes hit Dexter Fowler with a pitch to load the bases, and Andrew Knizner pinch-ran for Wieters.
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"Lezbon is going on the pitch to put up a fight against heteronormativity and male dominance," Selin says.
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Lupine appears to have changed its pitch to travelers in the past year — although it's unclear exactly when.
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With two outs, Minaya hit Kepler's back foot with a pitch to plate Dozier for the winning run.
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Brew, alongside some 200 other startups, will pitch to investors at YC Demo Days later today and tomorrow.
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The trainer had checked Miller's right hand a second time after the 2-and-0 pitch to Jay.
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On his 636-and-212 pitch to Cashner, Miller's right hand hit the ground on his follow through.
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Similar to Google, Xandr works with both publishers and advertisers and is reflected in its pitch to advertisers.
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Davidson called timeout before Luis Garcia's second pitch to Denard Span and stalked over to the Giants bench.
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Rather than distance themselves from this profiteering, private schools have incorporated it into their pitch to prospective donors.
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Llewellyn said she reworked her company's pitch to focus on what investors want, like growth and risk protection.
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I made a good pitch to (Alex) Gordon to lead off the game that he blooped in there.
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And his pitch to Yussuf Poulsen, a young Danish forward, did not seem to be a strong one.
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Charlotte's recent experience in hosting a national convention was at the center of the city's pitch to Republicans.
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When Mr. Trump delivered an impassioned, if unspecific, pitch to bring jobs back from Mexico and China, Mrs.
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Girardi then called off the walk and had Betances pitch to Crawford, who grounded out, leaving Pagan stranded.
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DH Mark Trumbo understood why the Nationals walked 1B Chris Davis to pitch to him in the 12th.
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Madson then plunked Willson Contreras in the left shoulder on a 2-2 pitch to load the bases.
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Naquin bunted Martinez over, and he advanced to third on a wild pitch to Rajai Davis, who walked.
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"I need to make a better pitch to Wainwright and not let him beat us there," Corbin said.
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Selected startups will then be invited to pitch to a panel of management representatives from the Singtel Group.
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Then Pedro Baez came in and hit Jayson Werth with his first pitch to make it 5-3.
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Leaders of the "In" campaign have pointed to the chorus of concern to bolster their pitch to voters.
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The VC fund's Rocio Wu invited them to pitch to Joe Montana and the team in March 2019.
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Last month, he ended the eighth inning with a 60 MPH pitch to strike out Baltimore's Jonathan Schoop.
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After pitching a perfect sixth, Cordero hit Hoskins with a pitch to open the bottom of the seventh.
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Syndergaard immediately held up his right arm after throwing a 2-2 pitch to Nationals slugger Bryce Harper.
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He needed just one pitch to end the inning by getting McCann to ground into a double play.
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The first pitch to Syndergaard went to the backstop, and catcher Mitch Garver retrieved it on a ricochet.
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After an 80-second ovation, Pujols flied out to center on the first pitch to end the inning.
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As such, his opening pitch to voters doesn't contain calls for Medicare-for-all or tuition-free college.
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He was ejected Monday after he struck out on a 3-2 pitch to end the second inning.
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"She gave a pitch to the room, and I was smitten right off the bat," Mr. Friedman said.
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Fourteen months later, after executives at both companies made their pitch to Congress, federal regulators approved the acquisition.
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The answer happens to be ULTRASONIC, as in a sound that is too high in pitch to hear.
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With two outs, Tyler Naquin walked on a 3-2 pitch to give the Indians their first baserunner.
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"We don't know if this is real or just a publicity stunt," the fundraising pitch to supporters continued.
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Rousseau joined Walmart Media Group as vice president of marketing in September and shapes Walmart's pitch to advertisers.
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Trumbo hit the first pitch to left field, ending the game just seven minutes short of four hours.
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Kalanick said he was "constantly making a pitch to partner with them," something that Drummond had advocated for.
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Between 15-20 teams of startup founders will pitch to a tough panel of veteran VCs and technologists.
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Kittredge hit Bogaerts with a pitch to load the bases and walked Martinez to force in a run.
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"I wouldn't say it was a bad pitch, but it was a bad pitch to him," Kimbrel said.
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For that pitch to work, though, Bloomberg the man will need to do something with Bloomberg the company.
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Romano hit Hanser Alberto with a pitch to again load the bases and was replaced by Wilmer Font.
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Gant then got Eugenio Suarez to pop out to shortstop on the first pitch to end the inning.
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Ms. Chapman sent the pitch to Alexandra Jacobs, a deputy editor in The Times's Styles section, in January.
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Fox executives will also have more than Smollett on their mind when they make their pitch to advertisers.
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She began her pitch to European leaders on the backstop ahead of the no-confidence vote on Wednesday.
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We didn't have to pitch to people to become a driver, that pitch has been made by Uber.
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But Slice's main pitch to pizzerias is around increasing loyalty among current customers, not necessarily attracting new ones.
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Zimmermann didn't get the call on a close 2-2 pitch to Smoak with two out in the first.
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Jones hit Stephen Vogt with two outs, loading the bases, and Alonso lined his first pitch to right field.
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Purdue's pitch to doctors largely involved its blockbuster drug OxyContin, approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 1995.
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Inside a nearby seed barn, they made their pitch to eight Sri Lankan government officials: Please buy our soybeans.
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Hurdle said he agonized over whether to pitch to Diaz, but his counterpart said there really was no choice.
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The laconic former Colorado governor, struggling to get a foothold in the primary, made a pitch to moderate voters.
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Slack provided updated information in an amendment to its initial public offering filing ahead of its pitch to investors.
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Frog says that this wooden prototype was part of Esslinger's original pitch to Steve Jobs, which won the RFP.
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He was forcibly led off the pitch to loud boos from the stands, before being handed over to police.
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Martin Prado pulled a 2-2 pitch to left field for a solo home run in the first inning.
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U.S. lawmakers used the indictment to make a final pitch to allies to steer clear of the Chinese firm.
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Ivan De Jesus followed with a single and tried stealing second on a two-strike pitch to Joey Votto.
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In reality, the seminar was a sales pitch to attend a three-day seminar costing $1,495, the investigation found.
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Saunders took a 2-2 pitch to right field over the 333-foot wall off Rays reliever Dana Eveland.
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Democrats' pitch to working-class white voters is that they have plans to help them in concrete, material ways.
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You know, I made a pitch to Zuckerberg when the thing was small, but you know, he said no.
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In terms of your pitch to publishers as sort of this inside tale of backstabbing and ... So it's interesting.
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Her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, will also attend the organizing event, as her mother makes a final pitch to Iowans.
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The pitch to the Trump administration began in the summer, according to the former intelligence official familiar with it.
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The future of the financial services industry, Brands pitch to Schwimmer went, was in marrying trading and data offerings.
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After Salvador Perez was hit by a pitch to fill the bases, Jorge Soler coaxed a game-tying walk.
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Deutsche Telekom CEO Tim Hoettges told the conference that his team had made "a very aggressive pitch" to regulators.
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"I watch those guys and see how they pitch to other hitters, but mechanically not so much," Hader said.
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True, nasty things could be found in 16th-century swill, from traces of chalk and pitch to ox gall.
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Saying Democrats need a Breitbart or a Koch network is an elevator pitch to donors—it's venture capitalist shorthand.
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Danny's body language before being knocked out was consistent with essentially expecting that pitch to turn into a curveball.
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Rivera threw out the first pitch to his oldest son, Mariano Jr., before the Yankees faced the Cleveland Indians.
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But just as she was making her pitch to a room full of journalists, the reporters began to leave.
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Encouraged, Johnson hoped to show off the pitch to his next team, the Toronto Blue Jays, the next spring.
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The future of the financial services industry, Brand's pitch to Schwimmer went, was in marrying trading and data offerings.
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He got little run support and still could have won the game if not for the pitch to Moore.
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When you get to the plate, you're just expecting a good pitch to hit and you're ready for it.
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Behind closed doors, Trump's pitch to fellow Republicans was simple: we need a win and tax reform is it.
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The next batter, Rob Refsnyder, singled up the middle on the first pitch to tie the game, 1-1.
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Sempre emphasizes this as part of its opening pitch to investors as a problem that the startup can solve.
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Key to Xandr's pitch to agencies is Jay Askinasi, VP and head of agency and digital partnerships at Xandr.
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P.S. If you're a professional windsurfer and think you deserve you're own emoji, here's how to pitch to Unicode.
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Senators coming out of the meeting downplayed their discussions, saying they are looking for ideas to pitch to Sens.
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"I was like, I want that slider back because it was such a good pitch to hit," Montero said.
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We invite Mexican directors, and directors from all countries, to submit a pitch to Op-Docs using this form.
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Two days after the shootings, Mr. Carancini traveled to Rome to make his best pitch to the Culture Ministry.
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In 210, the Rams made the winning pitch to return to Los Angeles, after two decades in St. Louis.
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A few years later he became the first Major League Baseball player to throw a pitch to Jackie Robinson.
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Judges then invite their shortlisted startups to pitch to the group of judges at a breakfast on Friday morning.
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But let's not surrender to skepticism, or consider these changes merely a calculated marketing pitch to future free agents.
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Trump, who is seeking re-election in November, has made immigration a central focus of his pitch to voters.
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Less than an hour later, we were forced to rope up again for the last pitch to the summit.
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Seattle reliever Marc Rzepczynski walked Maldonado intentionally to load the bases, then threw a wild pitch to score Escobar.
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REEF's pitch to investors also includes noting the proximity of its ghost kitchens to the consumers ordering food delivery.
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The pitch-to-pipeline process, so often practiced at the expense of marginalized communities, has been honed to perfection.
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"I feel really confident in controlling the runners and still delivering a quality pitch to home plate," Syndergaard said.
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It also makes more valid the company's pitch to companies as a useful component of an employee benefit program.
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"My first thought was, I'd almost rather walk this guy than give him a pitch to hit," Collins said.
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Gordon was hit by a pitch to lead off the game and stole second and third before Cano walked.
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The pitch to (Yankees C Brian) McCann was a good pitch (for the game-tying homer in the sixth).
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"I've just gotten a good pitch to hit," Judge said, doing his best to downplay the success against Baltimore.
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The highly charged protectionist agenda emerging from the executive branch is also undoubtedly a pitch to Trump's voter base.
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When the brothers fly around Europe to pitch to museums, they take these heads with them, like salesmen's samples.
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He reset his career high with four RBIs after taking a pitch to the helmet with the bases loaded.
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Salazar's first pitch to Anthony Rizzo got lost in the dirt by Roberto Perez, which sent Bryant to second.
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This week, with her partner and daughter, now 3 months old, she is taking her pitch to New York.
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She gave an elevator pitch to the audience highlighting her military experience and vowing to stop America's endless wars.
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Here's her pitch to Young (we had to bleep out some of the graphic stuff but yeah ... she nasty).
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Footballers are meant to run free, to gallop across the pitch, to sprint to and fro with incalculable grace.
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However, Elizabeth will sometimes "change her pitch to a higher octave — especially when she gets excited or passionate," TMZ reports.
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Later in the 12th for the Padres, Wil Myers doubled and scored on a wild pitch to cap the rally.
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Colorado scored twice in the bottom of the inning on a single and a wild pitch to lead 11-4.
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Dawson threw an underhand pitch to Rockies pitcher Chad Bettis, who later posed for a photo with the young girl.
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But on third-and-goal from the 3, a muffed pitch to Salvon Ahmed was recovered by Auburn's Darrell Williams.
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Instead, the paper reads as a plea or a pitch to the chief business officers of Silicon Valley and beyond.
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And all four peered into open laptops, anxiously reviewing the slide decks they would soon pitch to the firm's partners.
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On a 2-2 inside pitch to Trout, home plate umpire Mike Muchlinski ruled that the ball clipped Mike Trout.
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Hernandez tied Johnson when he struck out SS Didi Gregorius looking on a close pitch to end the fifth inning.
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Rekognition's biggest recent controversy involved Amazon's pitch to ICE, which was uncovered by the non-profit Project on Government Oversight.
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But for many years, Spotify's (private) pitch to investors has been that it will grow beyond music and into video.
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"I made a really, really big pitch to Saunders — a 23-and-22016 cutter for the ground ball," Lester said.
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Kemp then hit Trivino's third pitch to the fence in center field, easily scoring White to get the Astros even.
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Canvas gives Facebook a way to pitch to bigger brands that may have felt underwhelmed by the previous ad experience.
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Battlefield contestants still have 6 minutes to pitch to our judging panel, followed by 6 minutes of live Q/A.
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" June 13: "PRESIDENT'S PITCH TO KIM YIELDS VOW WITH FEW DETAILS: Trump Agrees to End War Games With South Korea.
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"I've employed people who have been part of their pitch to clients and frankly it's unsettling," the Dubai CEO said.
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She had made her pitch to three small, mission-driven funds that wanted to invest in female and minority founders.
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The idea wasn't difficult for me to understand when he presented his latest pitch to me last week at Mashable.
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The last aspect of Trump's unique pitch to older voters is financial in nature and it truly blazes new ground.
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Last month Prince Muhammad made a pitch to foreign investors for a new high-tech city filled with robots, NEOM.
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Christian Vazquez tripled home two runs with two outs, then scored on a wild pitch to make it 7-3.
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Granderson was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning and Yoenis Cespedes singled to center with one out.
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Perez went to his changeup, his best pitch, to snap an eight-start stretch in which he was 0-4.
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The pitcher put down a sacrifice bunt on the first pitch to drive in Braun and advance the other runners.
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Soccer can involve somewhere around a million passes to build up from one end of the pitch to the other.
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And so Tuesday was quite simply Elon Musk's sales pitch to the world: If I build it, will you come?
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Earlier this month, Bloomberg reported that Spotify's pitch to investors will unsurprisingly rest on its user growth, rather than profits.
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He'll also get a tsunami of small-dollar donations that will help his campaign in its sales pitch to superdelegates.
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One question is whether Clinton, who is also making a pitch to more affluent whites, can effectively sell this message.
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Either way, Beausoleil's overall pitch to the panel worked on the 19th try, because they found him suitable for parole.
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A health care startup made a wild pitch to Cara Waller, CEO of the Newport Orthopedic Institute in Newport Beach.
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But for many years, Spotify's (private) pitch to investors has been that it will grow beyond music, and into video.
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Turner pulled Sims' first pitch to start the game into the Nationals' bullpen for his 10th homer of the season.
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Chris Gimenez was hit by a pitch to bring another run but two strikeouts got Gausman out of the jam.
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Castellanos was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning and moved to second on a Miguel Cabrera single.
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Clinton has made Flint's water crisis a central part of her pitch to black voters, visiting Flint in early February.
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"We developed a pitch to artists where we said that we didn't want them to do their single," Smyth says.
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LeBlanc intentionally walked Trout with two outs, but struck out Upton on a 3-2 pitch to end the threat.
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After Daniel Robertson was hit by a pitch to force home yet another run, Skaggs was done for the night.
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Battlefield contestants still have six minutes to pitch to our judging panel followed by six minutes of live Q/A.
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Murphy sent Hendricks' two-out 22-26.67 pitch to right for a two-run home run in the first inning.
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In the middle of the question, I realized I was essentially asking him to explain how to pitch to him.
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He honed his Mac sales pitch to the point of poetry — famously dubbing the Mac a 'bicycle for the mind'.
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Sometimes, these presentations are very long, with many startup teams taking the stage to pitch to investors and the media.
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Andrew Knizer was hit by a pitch to force home one run and Thomas' grand slam put the Cardinals ahead.
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This was a risky move for the president, particularly because he made a major pitch to women as a group.
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Rick Scott (R), who expected to make a pitch to Congress for Zika funding on Tuesday, has cancelled his trip.
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Lee, like Sánchez did last week, devoted much of her pitch to the idea that she'd fight for such opportunities.
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Setting out Vodafone's likely pitch to regulators, he said the deal would benefit consumers and governments wanting faster digital infrastructure.
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They're going to get a good pitch to hit sooner or later if you don't consistently keep the ball down.
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Beltran hit a 1-0 pitch to second baseman Logan Forsythe, who started a routine 4-6-3 double play.
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Democrats' final pitch to voters is largely focusing on the key kitchen-table issues of health care and the economy.
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"I think there is an effect," he said, of the election, especially considering the building's sales pitch to foreign dignitaries.
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At one point, the firm&aposs billionaire founder, Stephen Schwarzman, interrupted a pitch to say hello and wish everyone well.
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Happ sent Corbin's 10-225 pitch to left for his 21th homer of the season and a 22011-0 lead.
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Instead of trying to battle on the pitch to provide him with competition for places, I reacted stupidly towards him.
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Renfroe left the game after being hit by a pitch to load the bases in the bottom of the eighth.
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Descalso took third on the throw to the plate and scored on a wild pitch to make it 4-0.
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Suddenly, Monster Hunter: World had become a baseball game: Waiting for the pitch to cross the plate and swinging away.
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The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that it will become part of T-Mobile and Sprint's pitch to antitrust regulators.
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Thiel's pitch to New Zealand was that he could help the country's entrepreneurs and represent it in the global economy.
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Her mother took on the school system; in the midst of this, Anastasia also made her pitch to President Clinton.
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For the last several months, Trump and his aides have centered his reelection pitch to voters around a thriving economy.
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As a result, we believe TWTR will have a pitch to advertisers in 28, which should lead to revenue growth.
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To tame the twin problems of company fraud and compromised investigators, Mr. Lal made a novel pitch to agency officials.
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As for Curacao's scheduled match, the players had a meeting and decided to take the pitch to honor their teammate.
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"You have to reinvent retail," Kavana said, reducing the already empty platitudes of the sales pitch to impressive new depths.
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A trainer came out to briefly check on Kershaw, who threw one warm-up pitch to prove he was fine.
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It's part of their appeal and long-term pitch to both the players, and, arguably laborers who populate their servers.
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"Here's our fundamental problem: We don't have an elevator pitch to easily describe this to the right," Mr. Miller said.
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In a crude pitch to right-wingers in the Conservative Party, he likened the European Union to the Soviet Union.
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Trump's pitch to these lawmakers was of the 50,000-foot variety: Hey, we're all Republicans and Obamacare is bad, right?
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"I was looking for a pitch to drive and get into the outfield, that was the main goal," Cain said.
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Montgomery needed just one pitch to end the inning as he got Brandon Guyer to ground into a fielder's choice.
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On Monday, Putin gave the clearest idea yet of his pitch to African countries, warning of rising competition over Africa.
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Unsurprisingly, Mr. Donovan plans to make his experience in the Obama administration a key element of his pitch to voters.
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Pitching coach Brent Strom then paid a visit to see if Giles wanted to walk Sanchez or pitch to him.
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I put together my first formal pitch to an editor, Steve Erlanger, and much to my shock, he said yes.
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Also, 2 of the guys make a real pitch to become the next 'Bachelor' ... and they're dead serious about it.
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Interested librarians must fill out an application, write a personal statement, and submit a 90-second video pitch to Witherspoon.
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Clinton and Sanders will make their final pitch to an audience of Michigan voters one night before the state's primary.
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Part of his 2016 presidential campaign pitch to voters was that his election would change how America was viewed abroad.
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Tommy Hunter, who pitched a perfect 12th, hit Josh Donaldson with a pitch to open the bottom of the 217th.
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Wil Myers followed with a single to right, and Hendricks hit Ryan Schimpf with a pitch to load the bases.
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It brought home Rougned Odor, who doubled, and Jonathan Lucroy, whom Iwakuma hit with a pitch to follow Odor's double.
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Singh echoes the NDP party leader in his pitch to progressive Canadians against strategic voting, hitting both Liberals and Conservatives.
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Some of the high jinks may have slightly pushed her voice, causing her pitch to slip during some softer passages.
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The Obama administration threw Donald Trump a regulatory curve ball as he makes his final pitch to working-class voters.
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Ancient people used the gooey birch pitch to fix arrowheads onto arrows and to repair a variety of stone tools.
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And what is the mindset you bring from the soccer pitch to the poker table as far as competitiveness goes?
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Alonso was forced at second on a grounder by Michael Conforto, who stole second on Melancon's first pitch to Frazier.
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Three straight singles loaded the bases and Bettis hit Justin Turner with a pitch to tie it at 4-4.
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The whole point of the headquarters is that you only have one, and Seattle should pitch to keep it that way.
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Beto O'Rourke delivered part of his introductory turn in Spanish, a clear pitch to the bilingual Latinxs who are tuning in.
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Now that you have clarity on your inner and outer philosophies, it's time to take that elevator pitch to the streets.
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Today there was one mistake, a pitch to the catcher, but I tried to not let them do too much damage.
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For Google, this is part of its ongoing pitch to advertisers that it is the best source of consumer's purchasing intent.
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The bid for history ended when former Twin Aaron Hicks lined a 224-21988 pitch to right field for a double.
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With one out and the bases loaded Philadelphia reliever Elvis Araujo hit Gonzalez with a pitch to force in a run.
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But it took decades of hard work — and a failed pitch to investors on ABC's "Shark Tank" — to build the business.
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I felt like I executed a pretty good pitch to Cruz and he did a good job of staying with it.
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Luke Dean, associate professor of personal financial planning at Utah Valley, said he uses a similar pitch to attract more students.
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Arenado hit Shawn Armstrong's next pitch to nearly the same area for his second multi-home run game of the season.
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He made his pitch to voters when he called into Univision's Despierta América when he announced his candidacy back in February.
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Giuliani and Mukasey also made a similar pitch to Justice Department officials, who objected, according to sources briefed on those discussions.
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After pinch hitter Nick Hundley struck out, Osuna hit Charlie Blackmon with a pitch to load the bases for Cristhian Adames.
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According to documents reviewed by Reuters, DCI's campaign pitch to the MPOC this year sought a budget of over $2000 million.
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The pitch to retailers and e-commerce sites was straightforward: Apple Pay will help you convert more mobile visitors into purchasers.
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To stay relevant, financial advisors are recognizing that technology has to be a big piece of their pitch to this generation.
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At its US launch event in San Francisco back in October, LeEco made its pitch to American consumers and tech watchers.
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In a pitch to New Hampshire voters, Warren seized on Trump calling Clinton a "nasty woman" in last week's presidential debate.
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Coghlan appeared to steal second on a pitch to Devon Travis, but plate umpire Toby Basner ruled batter's interference on Travis.
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She is currently shooting a reality show that the media company Noise Production is planning to pitch to networks in March.
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Javier Baez followed by lining an 0-2 pitch to left field for a single, loading the bases with no outs.
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Blanco, who entered as a pinch hitter, fought off 11 pitches before driving Barraclough's pitch to right field for a double.
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The firm's pitch to companies entering the accelerator has generally been that it can better help support growth and marketing efforts.
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The former Florida governor, despite battling a cold, was in good spirits as he made his final pitch to caucus-goers.
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"I think the biggest thing for me is when I get a pitch to hit I'm not missing it," Duvall said.
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Voters show up at their caucus sites and a representative from each campaign makes their final pitch to would-be supporters.
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Then there is the reporting coming out of CNN regarding Trump's pitch to on-the-fence senators like Utah's Mike Lee.
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Each company got five minutes to pitch to our panel of judges like all-star investor Mary Meeker and Condoleezza Rice.
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PiS's pitch to urban voters will focus on boosting low wages and investment and on environmental issues such as air pollution.
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Mondesi stole second and later stole third when a full-count pitch to Alex Gordon missed the plate for a walk.
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Merrifield followed with a double, a steal of third and a run on a wild pitch to make it 7-5.
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Gennett's single put runners on the corners, and Peraza scored on a wild pitch to make it a two-run game.
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Contestants who impress the celebs move on to six weeks of mentorship before a final pitch to venture capital fund Lightspeed.
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Those who remained split into small teams and spent two weeks prototyping ideas that they would then pitch to higher-ups.
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In his rally speeches, Trump is addressing the masses, but now he's making his pitch to the elites of other nations.
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INSIDE PITCH To make room for C. C. Sabathia on the roster, reliever JAMES PAZOS was sent to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
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Betts led off the sixth inning by slugging an 0-2 pitch to left to make it a two-run margin.
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Piscotty reached on a leadoff single, and Pinder ripped a 2-2 pitch to deep center for a run-scoring double.
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He was a triple short of the cycle when he hammered a pitch to right-center field in the eighth inning.
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"That first pitch to him, (catcher Stephen) Vogt set up outside and I just didn't get it outside enough," Manaea said.
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"If you get a pitch to hit in the major leagues, you've got to hit it," Bruce said over the weekend.
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He declined to do so because he did not think it was wise to hit an outside pitch to right field.
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Its pitch to founders is that Comcast Ventures has partners with startup experience and vast connections across its media-company parent.
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Rojas also scored the winning run, racing home from first when Realmuto hit a 3-2 pitch to right-center field.
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Giolito threw 59 of his 107 pitches for strikes, but he felt the final pitch to Pence was not a ball.
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At around midnight, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made his final pitch to his colleagues to vote against the tax bill.
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Kratz, who doubled and advanced to third on the balk, then scored on a wild pitch to make it 4-0.
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Toomey's pitch to those voters centered on his support for legislation tightening gun control restrictions, which he offered along with Sen.
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Part of the company's pitch to consumers is to be the anti-cable company in terms of customer relationships, Doherty said.
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Yelich then crushed a Collins pitch to left-center for the grand slam which gave the Brewers a 9-4 lead.
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Two days later we watched the finalists of Google Cloud's machine learning competition pitch to a panel of top AI investors.
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Richard struck out Billy Hamilton and Scooter Gennett before walking Joey Votto on a full-count pitch to load the bases.
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No big deal, though, because the pitcher had the ball and was getting ready to deliver the next pitch to Davis.
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Son is pretty unconventional when assessing which firms to invest in, as demonstrated by Adam's Neumann's 12-minute pitch to Son.
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He lined RHP Daniel Gossett's 22-210 pitch to left field, above the out-of-town scoreboard at the Oakland Coliseum.
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A young Steve Carlton asked Bob Gibson how he threw his, and Carlton modified the pitch to make it his own.
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Feature Tabitha Isner has been trying to make a nearly impossible sales pitch to voters — and to the national donor class.
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Biden's pitch to them, basically, is that he'll remove Trump from office but not do anything drastic to alter economic trends.
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In its pitch to some news organizations, Apple said it would keep about half of the subscription revenue from the service.
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Last May, Mr. Kushner's sister Nicole Meyer mentioned her brother and Mr. Trump in a pitch to Chinese investors in Beijing.
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After a couple of outs raised the Marlins' hopes, Addison Russell also got hit by a pitch, to load the bases.
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One fan stormed the pitch to join in on the fun, and caught Mitrović by surprise as he rounded the corner.
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In 2015, I wanted to do an episode about childbirth injuries that I could also pitch to a network radio show.
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ABC's approval of a Roseanne-less version of the show started with "Roseanne" producers making their pitch to the network's executives.
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After getting the leadoff hitter out, Covey walked three straight batters and then unleashed a wild pitch to tie the score.
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That's the main reason that, about nine months ago, he called Swann Auction Galleries to make his pitch to sell it.
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He said that even though his slider was not working, it was the right pitch to throw to left-handed hitters.
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As for Curry's pitch to get his own comedy special, Steve told us that's cool ... and then flexed on him. Savage.
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TORONTO — Baseball teams have long used the ceremonial first pitch to celebrate a player from their past, or a current cause.
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PrimaHealth Credit, which offers loans to borrowers to pay for medical treatment, is expanding its pitch to cover addiction treatment centers.
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The night before the conference, 10 teams will pitch to an audience of VCs and other influencers at a private event.
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"It seems like a simple thing" to make a sales pitch to customers who haven't gotten one before, Mr. Davis said.
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The newspaper said Raab made the pitch to Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney in a private meeting in London last Tuesday.
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Facebook has scrapped its 2016 pitch to political advertisers, which emphasized its ability to reach and persuade voters with targeted messaging.
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He made a pitch to African-American voters by pointing to criminal-justice reform and strong job figures for black America.
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His sales pitch to the EU ahead of the crucial European Council summit on October 17th-18th rests on two arguments.
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Michael Bloomberg is launching a pitch to moderate Jewish voters aimed also at wooing away those who have supported Donald Trump.
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After Norris stole second, thanks to an early jump, Dickerson lined a 1-2 pitch to right to drive him home.
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In the fourth inning, he gave up three runs, including two on a single on a similar pitch to Ender Inciarte.
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Price attempted to establish that the maybe-agent was still Unsworth's agent and had sent him a pitch to correct recently.
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Prior to the game, Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski threw out the first pitch to his grandson, Giants outfielder Mike Yastrzemski.
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David Peralta and A.J. Pollock opened with singles, and Paul Goldschmidt walked on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases.
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A few investors will ask you to send them your slides before you pitch to them, which is a little bit awkward.
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It's a far cry from its onetime pitch to be a world-changing computing paradigm back in the heady days of 2014.
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O'Rourke used his introductory turn to speak Spanish, a clear pitch to the bilingual Latinxs who were tuning in to the debate.
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His residence there was even part of Manafort's pitch to Trump to hire him in 2016, according to The New York Times.
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About a year ago, Tester took a meeting with Anduril to hear the company's pitch to outfit the border with surveillance technology.
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And a scheduled debate on Friday night will give them one last chance to make their pitch to voters side by side.
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Buyakevich noted that Russia had made a similar pitch to the U.N. last year, but said little had been done since then.
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This path previously got the green light from North Dakota's governor and was included in the company's 2012 pitch to federal officials.
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But Harrison greeted him with a leadoff homer in the sixth on a 3-1 pitch to make the score 2-0.
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Ivanka spoke only briefly, not mentioning the ideas for childcare credits and maternity leave that have bolstered her father's pitch to women.
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It's less of a retail space and more of a sales pitch to big businesses that operate in London and across Europe.
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With such similar pricing, Microsoft and Dell will need a good pitch to get people to chose their headsets over the competition's.
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He's bragged that he would win New York and California, and he's tried to make a pitch to disaffected Bernie Sanders voters.
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Brave's pitch to consumers is faster loading times, tighter privacy controls and even the potential to earn money simply by reading content.
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Heywood said the charities involved have provided technical assistance to some 30 enterprises to get them ready to pitch to potential investors.
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But me being the son of entrepreneurial migrants I was like, give me three days and I'll have a pitch to you.
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It scored Harrison Bader, who was hit by a Hamels pitch to open the inning and took second when Yairo Munoz walked.
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Trump, whose foreign policy pitch to voters has included calls for a stronger response to ISIS, also spotlighted that toughness on Tuesday.
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Twelve entrepreneurs representing these countries gave a three-minute pitch to an invited audience of high-profile investors and key business leaders.
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Then I throw a pitch to the next hitter, stepped off the mound, and said to myself, 'That didn't feel so hot.
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In one clip from a future episode, Meyer questions part of the pitch to voters that her staff has prepared for her.
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Kenerson also described how Butina would organize dinners with influential Americans to practice and "adjust her pitch" to draw out useful information.
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Beyond Meat's sales pitch to customers has focused on the benefits of abstaining from meat: a healthier planet and a healthier lifestyle.
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At Disrupt, attendees get a ringside seat to watch the latest Battlefield batch pitch to stellar judges to win the Disrupt Cup.
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Teammates routinely need to communicate on the field, above all so that catchers can tell pitchers what type of pitch to throw.
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So in December, the alliance made its somewhat desperate final pitch to CarbonWA: Throw out your 350,20163 signatures and join our effort.
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Pinch-hitter Derek Dietrich then lined a 2-0 pitch to center, where Turner took a step in before attempting to retreat.
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Clevinger then walked Jose Iglesias on a 3-2 pitch to force in pinch-runner Victor Reyes with the go-ahead run.
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In 1988, Syromyatnikov seized on the idea of daylight extension, apparently as a pitch to get backers to support his solar sails.
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In explaining his pitch to voters, Cruz told Tapper he would follow through on his conservative campaign pledges, unlike his Republican opponents.
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Cole's pitch to Kang came a half-inning after Kang put down a fake tag at third base on Bryce Harper's triple.
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"I just try to get a good pitch to hit and put a good swing on it," Murphy said on Monday night.
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Roughly 700 miles south, meanwhile, two powerful Republican senators from Texas sought to make their own sales pitch to Amazon last week.
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Having made his pitch to the U.S. electorate as the first businessman president, it's not unreasonable to hold Trump to similar standards.
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"Couple days ago I sat down with Tony Wolters and figured out how I wanted to pitch to these guys," Bettis said.
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"What we pitch to our clients is that consumers want to feel like they are a part of a process," said Anthony.
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Meanwhile, Trump is making a pitch to Hispanics and African-Americans as he seeks to improve his polling numbers among these groups.
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Robles then intentionally walked Freddy Galvis to re-load the bases before plunking Peter Bourjos with a pitch to bring home Paredes.
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Trump's remarks in the interview come hours after the businessman made a pitch to Hispanic voters during a rally in Tampa, Fla.
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Although nominally a centre forward, Mr Cruyff was given a free role on the pitch to exploit gaps in the opposition's formation.
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Rendon hit a full-count pitch to left for his 16th homer of the year and 11th in his last 32 games.
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The real estate agent lobs a soft pitch to Ben: What if you didn't break my heart like all the other ones?
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Reyes Moronta (1-2) worked around a leadoff walk and a wild pitch to strike out three batters in the 10th inning.
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Only five teams move to the final round, pitch to a new set of judges and endure another round of tough questioning.
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Tyler Saladino followed with a walk and Huira lined a 1-2 pitch to right for his 11th homer of the season.
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The booming economy is the foundation of the GOP's pitch to voters as the party tries to defend its vulnerable House majority.
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Perhaps Mr. Abdelmoula was committing a pitch to memory to help center his mind on the key he was about to enter.
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Though some carry signs about Putin, Russia and President Donald Trump, almost all said it wasn't part of their pitch to voters.
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Tyler Saladino followed with a walk, and Huira lined a 5-3 pitch to right for his 4th homer of the season.
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It's a big part of Google's pitch to make Android Wear 2.0 less dependent on phones and more of an independent platform.
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She made a "proper industrial strategy" part of her pitch to be party leader in a speech in Birmingham on July 11th.
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Tropeano walked Carlos Correa and Josh Reddick, and hit Yuli Gurriel with a pitch to set the table for Bregman's big hit.
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Definers sent the document, which was titled "Apple News Curators' Political Donations," as an unsolicited pitch to a CNN employee this summer.
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If you survive to the second and final round, it's lather, rinse and repeat your pitch to a new panel of judges.
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Severino threw an inside pitch to Justin Smoak leading off the second, then hit Smoak in the foot with the next pitch.
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And other upstarts, like San Francisco-based SmithRx, that pitch to smaller players are also entering the fray with transparency-centered missions.
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Raimel Tapia led off Colorado's first with a double, Dahl walked and Clarke hit Arenado with a pitch to load the bases.
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He's never run for office before, which is something he emphasizes as he goes door to door making his pitch to voters.
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The notoriously tough player has rarely taken time away from the pitch to nurse an injury over the course of her career.
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She went all-in with the app-development company, GreenGar, and brought it to Silicon Valley to pitch to investors in 2013.
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He probably got a little more of the plate than he wanted to with the pitch to Rizzo, but Keon saved him.
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As such, they tailored their local pitch to his national ambitions, saying that his road to Washington almost certainly ran through Albany.
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Contreras made it 29-22015 to lead off the fourth when he launched an 21953-403 pitch to the left-field bleachers.
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On Tuesday morning, Dana Schwartz, a culture reporter for The New York Observer, sent a pitch to the paper's editor in chief.
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Junis hit Ryon Healy with a pitch to load the bases with one out, then hit Khris Davis, forcing in a run.
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And while Tlaib doesn't shy away from talking about her faith, it's not a big part of her pitch to her voters.
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The following day, those teams will take to the Main Stage at TC Sessions: Robotics + AI and pitch to the attending masses.
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A pitch to running back Alvin Karama was poorly executed — a swarming Baltimore defense played a part, too — and the drive stalled.
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Mr. Netanyahu moved up his meeting in Moscow by several days to make a last pitch to Mr. Putin before the meeting.
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Now they're fueled by MVP candidates galore, and opponents must pick their poison: Pitch to Jose Altuve, George Springer or Carlos Correa?
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Part of Verizon's pitch to Yahoo's board is that it is the logical choice, since it is already operating a similar business.
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Nick Vincent hit Jeff McNeil with a pitch to bring up Alonso, who took a 3-2 cutter for the winning walk.
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INSIDE PITCH To make room for Troy Tulowitzki on the 40-man roster, the Yankees designated pitcher A. J. Cole for assignment.
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Banjo's pitch to state and local agencies is that the more data that's fed into it, the better its product will work.
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"This supports France's pitch to be the biggest financial center in the EU on the other side of Brexit," New Financial said.
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"This supports France's pitch to be the biggest financial center in the EU on the other side of Brexit," New Financial said.
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The same could be true in the Sun Belt, where many Republican incumbents might have a solid pitch to undecided Hispanic voters.
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Still, Mr. Prince's pitch to deploy contractors instead of U.S. soldiers seems to be striking a chord at a particularly sensitive moment.
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In the bottom of the seventh, Faedo reached for his right calf in apparent pain after delivering a pitch to Josh Watson.
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He has one of the game's best sliders, and is crafty enough to shape the pitch to counteract a hitter's swing path.
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Swae Lee is making his pitch to sing the National Anthem at Super Bowl LV next year ... by showing off his falsetto.
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Democratic senator Bernie Sanders, who is making a pitch to be the party's presidential candidate, joined the platform a few months ago.
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By the time the evening was over, there was little doubt that Facebook's pitch to political marketers is now all about safety.
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Trump's key pitch to global political and business leaders is that America is open to their business, but on "America first" terms.
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I'm excited, I cannot wait to meet the lads, get on the training pitch and then get on the pitch to play.
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Right-hander Ryan Pressly entered in relief of James and needed just one pitch to retire Didi Gregorius and stifle the rally.
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The Nationals took a tactical approach, flying in several minor league pitchers just so they could pitch to Harper in simulated games.
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Strasburg — whose new contract is identical to Rendon's — emphasized the Nationals' integrity on Friday in a clear brushback pitch to the Astros.
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Part of Walmart's pitch to advertisers is that most products are bought in physical stores, generating shopper data that Amazon doesn't have.
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Closing statements are a revealing little exercise, each candidate trying and sometimes failing to boil down their pitch to a single word.
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Michael Bloomberg on Thursday took his pitch to Capitol Hill as he looks to squeeze his way into a crowded Democratic primary.
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But it's unclear if the Senate will back Ryan's pitch to move mini legislative packages, which offer more transparency, through both chambers.
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The forthcoming pitch to leadership comes as the Senate is expected to turn to an immigration debate as soon as next week.
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You can't sell a social destination where conservatives are free from liberal pestering and expect the pitch to resonate across the spectrum.
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Freedom Caucus members said they're still not convinced to get on board despite President Trump's pitch to the GOP conference Tuesday morning.
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Trump has made the caravan a key part of his closing pitch to voters in the final days of the midterm elections.
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Trevor Story followed with a double on a 2-2 pitch to drive in Gonzalez and break up the no-hit bid.
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The most recent example is a "consolidated" corporate welfare pitch to Amazon to bring its coveted HQ 2 to the Denver area.
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Taylor drew a two-out walk from Lucchesi in the sixth and broke from first as Lucchesi made his pitch to Muncy.
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In central Illinois, William Singer made a passionate pitch to local business executives who came by invitation to a hotel meeting room.
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Pinterest's pitch to brands is getting more sophisticated, with targeting tools, fancier ads, and more robust e-commerce tie-ins, Digiday reports.
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Blandino hit a 2-2 pitch to right field to score Jose Peraza and Adam Duvall as part of a four-run inning.
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Attendees will see around 8 startups pitch to win tickets to TechCrunch Disrupt NY. These will be 2 minute pitches, with no slides.
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Booker's pitch to go further on guns than the typical Democratic proposals is supported by much of the current research on gun policy.
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"The best sales pitch to us is how they're going to find new ways to engage our fans in these telecasts," he said.
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In many ways, the first Democratic primary debate is the first opportunity for the Democratic presidential hopefuls to make their pitch to voters.
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A large part of his pitch to voters is that he can reconcile protection of the environment with the need for economic growth.
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After an intentional walk to SS Nick Ahmed, Boyd walked opposing pitcher Zack Godley on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases.
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Trump concluded his speech by making his pitch to Americans to join his movement by saying he'd be a president for all people.
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Lee, a Utah Republican, and other conservatives were making a last-minute pitch to Trump officials and House leaders to revise the bill.
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Today Facebook's annual F8 developer conference kicks off in San Jose, and it's worth noting how complicated its pitch to developers has become.
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Lambasting Hillary Clinton, for her womanhood as well as her alleged corruption, was a big part of Mr Trump's opening pitch to them.
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He presented his pitch to the NT committee with characteristic chutzpah, proclaiming that "the essence of designing a theatre is a spiritual one".
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In its pitch to members, The Helm imagined that all happening at Loreal's Women of Color Lab with leaders in the beauty industry.
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McConnell therefore knows that an open seat on the Court makes an incredible campaign fundraising pitch to the deepest-pocketed donors he knows.
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Trump supported the bill and made a trip to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to make a final pitch to Republicans to back it.
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"You've got to able to not just win" in a general election, former Vice President Joe Biden said in his pitch to voters.
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The emphasis on criminal justice — and Booker's self-styled "conspiracy of love" ethos — will be a major part of his pitch to voters.
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In publishing an 11-page pitch to United Technologies on the merits of a merger, Honeywell sought to sway shareholders of its competitor.
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IN A METAL pavilion down a backstreet in Yogyakarta, a mid-sized Indonesian city, Tutiek Widyo is making her pitch to the crowd.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa — Marco Rubio won't use the word, but his closing pitch to Iowa voters can be summed up in six syllables: electability.
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As we enter the last two weeks before the election, Obamacare's shortcomings should be part of every Republican candidate's closing pitch to voters.
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THE speech was a knock-out, Congressmen swooned, and he made a forceful pitch to be the leader of the liberal world order.
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Having supported Bernie Sanders, Moore's argument primarily functions as a last-minute pitch to those on the left clinging to doubts about Clinton.
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Each company will pitch to a panel of judges in one of three preliminary rounds, and five will advance to a final round.
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Teams create video games and have an opportunity to pitch to industry experts at a demo day, where the winner's game gets published.
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But the departure of Leahy, who refused to pitch to O'Leary for a big 202.6-plane order in 2009, might change the dynamics.
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On the other hand, a resounding defeat would mean that Clinton's pitch to promote both environmentalism and jobs still needs some serious refinement.
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The Nationals loaded the bases with none out on singles by Murphy and Adam Eaton and a hit by pitch to Matt Wieters.
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He also offered his pitch to fix it -- including structural reforms to a political system he said even those in Washington don't like.
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In his Accra speech, he made a direct pitch to Africa's youth, saying "it will be the young people" who bring about change.
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It's been something of a manic morning already, she says, with preparation for a pitch to a major food brand later that day.
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The pitch to prospective buyers will that they can then save dramatically on maintenance and gas, effectively cutting the price of the trucks.
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon was ejected for arguing balls and strikes after the second pitch to Moustakas, who drew a four-pitch walk.
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With other would-be investors waiting in adjacent conference rooms at Uber's San Francisco offices, Maris and Krane made their pitch to invest.
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Washington's Matt Adams was hit on the foot by a pitch to lead off the second inning and hobbled down to first base.
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But David Wright flied out to Giancarlo Stanton in right field on a 3-2 pitch to let Fernandez out of the jam.
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Jamie Dimon and Warren Buffett have again made a pitch to eliminate "short-termism" by calling on CEOs to stop providing quarterly guidance.
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Gordon Beckham hit Kershaw's next pitch to medium-deep center field for a sacrifice fly that plated Crawford and made it 248-0.
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And Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party's nominee, made his own pitch to supporters of Mr. Sanders who are not sold on Mrs. Clinton.
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After an intentional walk to Kyle Seager, Givens struck out pinch hitter Chris Herrmann on a 3-2 pitch to end the inning.
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Austin Barnes' single put runners at the corners for Puig, who hit a 22014-2014 pitch to left-center field, ending the game.
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In an April 2018 letter addressed to Scott, Huizenga made his pitch to the governor to add the superyacht tract and two others.
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Instead, the renowned chef, activist, and vocal Trump critic José Andrés began the evening, throwing the first pitch to Nationals veteran Ryan Zimmerman.
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Republicans will make their final pitch to a national audience during tonight's Fox News debate in Des Moines -- except one, the front-runner.
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When asked by The Hill for a pitch to convince Pierluisi to oppose the bill, Gutierrez seemed skeptical he could change his mind.
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Nick Ahmed was jammed by a Jansen pitch to start the ninth, but Ahmed managed to drop a single into shallow left field.
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His pitch to boost U.S. automakers against foreign rivals helped him win voters in former Democratic strongholds in Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin. Rep.
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Miami's Jordan Yamamoto didn't allow a hit until McCann lined a 3-2 pitch to center field with two outs in the fifth.
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After Salvador Perez was hit by an Anibal Sanchez pitch to load the bases, Alex Gordon singled to right, scoring Hosmer and Morales.
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At the final whistle hundreds of people piled onto the pitch to vent their anger at the board and swear their heads off.
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With a pitch to provide utility payment data to lending companies, Atlanta-based Urjanet has managed to raise $20 million in new financing.
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Pitch to Carlos Beltran or Adrian Beltre with the tying run on third base and winning run on second in the eighth inning.
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All three Democrats running for president took the stage in Des Moines to make their final pitch to voters in the Hawkeye State.
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But unfortunately for Betances, and the Yankees, he had to throw that pitch to Manny Machado, one of the hottest hitters in baseball.
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He closes out his pitch to voters by making the differences, as he sees them, between the two 70-something New Yorkers clear.
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He homered in the ninth inning on Monday at Dodger Stadium, drilling Kenley Jansen's ninth pitch to him into the right field seats.
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When you see him talk, it's clear that he's been obsessively honing and perfecting his sales pitch to the conservative base for years.
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That was the essence of the government's closing pitch to jurors in its sprawling corruption case against Joseph Percoco, formerly one of Gov.
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I decide I'll just write, freelance, look for new publications to pitch to, until I realize I'll need to send out writing examples.
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But overall, Anderson said the move would likely benefit the companies by helping their pitch to large businesses already using services from both.
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Dallas Keuchel needed just one pitch to get the first out of the half-inning, retiring Austin Barnes on a grounder to short.
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In that respect, the regime's vehement rejection of a link between denuclearization and economic assistance is a pitch to Mr. Kim's domestic audience.
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But so did the birth of Wright's two daughters, including Olivia Shea, 2, who tossed the first pitch to her father on Saturday.
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Central to Bond's pitch to direct-to-consumer brands is the idea that a faster, schedulable delivery experience will help them retain customers.
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The firm's new head of fundraising would need to find a more compelling pitch to raise that kind of money back in 2010.
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The Russian players gathered in the middle of the pitch to salute fans after the final whistle and were applauded by the crowd.
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"The concentration from pitch to pitch, not just on defense but on offense, Gleyber Torres won every pitch in this series," Mendoza said.
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Chris Taylor was hit by a pitch to start the inning and Corey Seager followed with a line drive single up the middle.
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It was a direct pitch to Democrats who tell pollsters their main desire is to pick a nominee who can defeat President Trump.
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Facebook seems to have scrapped its traditional pitch to political marketers, which emphasized its ability to reach and persuade voters with targeted messaging.
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Axe's pitch to them — Taylor's preferred pronoun, rather than "her" or "him" — shows a surprisingly progressive understanding of the value of workplace diversity.
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Both Warren and Sanders are also notably speaking at universities, making a pitch to the millennial voters who have flocked to their message.
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It is likely this year is an odd dip made worse by the Mets' refusal to let Syndergaard pitch to a favorite catcher.
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In his speech, Bill Clinton stuck to an upbeat pitch to investors as well as hope for a prosperous future between the superpowers.
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Dan Vogelbach was hit by a pitch to open the second, and Taylor Motter walked before Segura's two-out triple drove in two.
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SOUNDING MORE like an anguished health worker than a profit-seeking businessman, James Monsees delivers his pitch to a crowded ballroom in Jakarta.
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Gee hit Troy Tulowitzki with a pitch to load the bases before Russell Martin flied out to deep right to end the inning.
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" Just two years earlier, in 2011, he made a similar pitch to Sarah Palin, after completing a documentary about her called "The Undefeated.
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Maslo's algorithms track hundreds of data points, from voice pitch to loudness and vocabulary to sentiment, and visualize changes in mood and energy.
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They'll pitch to an expert panel of judges and vie for the Disrupt Cup, $50,000 and potentially life-altering investor and media attention.
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But Ghosn's lawyers and family are making a renewed pitch to have him acquitted of various criminal charges, which he denies, in Japan.
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But Yarbrough caught Jackie Bradley Jr. looking at a called third strike on a 3-2 pitch to get out of the jam.
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I thought it was a decent pitch to Arcia, it was a grounder off the bat of Kratz that got down the line.
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However, Diaz struck out Gonzalez swinging on a 3-2 pitch to end the game and earn his seventh save of the season.
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Now, Mr. Mattis is preparing to submit his first big pitch to his boss: options for accelerating the fight against the Islamic State.
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" While his pitch to voters can sometimes feel more doom and gloom -- "We're the first generation to feel the sting of climate change.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is among the Democrats who have called for generational change as part of his pitch to voters.
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Just because you&aposve binge-watched "Shark Tank" doesn&apost mean you know what it takes to deliver a successful pitch to investors.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is urging against a private contractor's pitch to take over the war in Afghanistan.
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President Trump's pitch to create a Space Force is championed by supporters as a way to deter nations that plan to weaponize space.
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The Pentagon was not expecting the decision so quickly and had anticipated delivering a final pitch to the president in a few weeks.
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A former Fyre Media employee who asked for anonymity recalled McFarland and Fyre Fest director Grant Margolin's pitch to the prominent New York socialite.
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Odor said he and Profar made eye contact, solidifying their intent to steal, and off they went on Estevez's first pitch to Elvis Andrus.
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Mike Trout, who was walked intentionally three times earlier in the game, walked on a 289-26 pitch to load the bases for Upton.
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The Chinese company didn't exactly look to the California-based studio for inspiration, but the analog was a useful shortcut to pitch to investors.
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Australia's Trevor Chappell rolled the ball along the pitch to prevent New Zealand batsman Brian McKechnie from scoring enough runs to win a match.
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The first three Padres raced base against Bauer in the first inning, with Machado ripping a 3-0 pitch to center to score Garcia.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign pitch to the base of the party has mostly been about her gender and that will continue in the general election.
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Cities are increasingly marketing themselves as "smart cities" — hyper-connected, sensor-equipped communities — in their latest economic development pitch to attract workers and businesses.
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We have a list of people we want to pitch to, but something always comes up so we put the pitches to the side.
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Jorge Polanco was then hit by a pitch to load the bases, and Cruz lined a two-run double off the right field wall.
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IN A CLOSING pitch to voters in Milford, rural New Jersey, Leonard Lance offered a definition of his party that sounded like a lament.
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Goins stole third and Luke Maile was hit by a pitch to load the bases before Pillar hit a sacrifice fly to deep left.
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"BREXIT-plus-plus-plus" was how Donald Trump—who also called himself "Mr Brexit"—termed his pitch to voters during his successful presidential campaign.
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Conforto, mired in a 1-for-24 slump, then hit Zach Britton's first pitch to deep left to drive in the final two runs.
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On the first pitch to Perez, Maybin broke for home and scored after Perez laid down a perfect bunt up the first-base line.
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But it hedged on spelling out what all of those services would look like, which ultimately softened its big pitch to take on Hollywood.
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You can deliver a wedding speech with ease, pitch to VCs, and finally muster up the confidence to ask your neighbor on a date.
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You'll be ready to take your shot in the form of a six-minute pitch to a panel of expert VCs and tech leaders.
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Yet time after time over the course of the event, Microsoft dropped the ball on its pitch to developers in favor of niche distractions.
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Adam Singolda is nearly an hour into explaining his sometimes frightening pitch to media companies when he decides to go full Game of Thrones.
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Choo went to second on a wild pitch, to third on a groundout to second and scored on an RBI groundout by Nomar Mazara.
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Miller then struck out Addison Russell on three pitches, and he struck out David Ross on a 3-2 pitch to end the inning.
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But the political order is clearly in flux, with Cruz trying to deflect questions about his authenticity with his closing pitch to Iowa voters.
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Happ made it 5-3 with one out in the fifth, sending Arroyo's 0-703 pitch to left for his second career home run.
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Like Freeman, he wasn't fooled by a changeup and pulled a 2-2 pitch to left field for his 103th homer of the season.
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Judge hit a 3-2 pitch to left field and Bird, who opened the frame with a single, rounded third base and headed home.
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" He went on to disclose that he'd been seeking me out and said, "I've got this idea that I want to pitch to you.
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Vizcaino was in danger of issuing another walk when Santana lined a 2069-503 pitch to right field, driving Naquin in from second base.
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They elected to pitch to Hosmer, who drove Salazar's first offering an estimated 103 feet to right-center field that splashed in the fountains.
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Martinez, who was 23-for-21 entering the game, grounded a single to left on a 22-13 pitch to make it 21-20.
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Burnes uncorked a wild pitch to score Ryan McMahon, and Wolters and Blackmon each drove in a run in back-to-back at-bats.
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Canada's health minister will make her country's pitch to legalize marijuana, along with the presidents of Bolivia and Colombia, critics of the existing treaties.
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Alvarado then issued his third walk after bouncing a 3-2 pitch to former Ray Jake Bauers to give Cleveland a 3-1 lead.
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Miley faced four batters in the first before motioning to the dugout to send out the trainer after throwing a pitch to Michael Brantley.
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You need to fix it right away from pitch to pitch, or within a couple of pitches, and he's been able to do that.
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Sources in the closed-door gathering said neither Harris nor Booker made any pitch to CBC members about their declared or anticipated presidential bids.
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Scalise, holding onto a walker, tossed the pitch to open the series taking place at Nationals Park in southeast Washington, D.C. WHAT A MOMENT.
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DeWall recommends thinking about the 2-3 audiences you interact with (ex: companies, clients, potential clients) and personalizing your pitch to each specific audience.
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The socialist sideshow is hitting the road to tout their bad sales pitch to the American people during the debates in Detroit this week.
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Why not pitch to in-state recruits an opportunity to play in a game featuring the two biggest brands in the state each year?
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In its pitch to developers, Uber is positioning this content play as one of its four key ways that it can help businesses grow.
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Snap is definitely not a small app, but it still has a massive uphill pitch to advertisers that its products are driving real value.
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Yes, you may still be selected to pitch to top investors in front of hundreds of thousands of people at the event and online.
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All of which begs the question of why Republicans leaned away from their big tax-reform pitch to go in on another potential disaster.
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"We offer a higher quality, more efficient and transparent service," he says, discussing the business' pitch to the healthcare organizations it's selling services to.
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Gonzalez followed by slapping an RBI single and rookie Jake Cave was later hit by a pitch to trim Cleveland's lead to 3-2.
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If Bansal had the opportunity to pitch to Unshackled, which provides bespoke immigration solutions to each founder, he could have launched AppDynamics years prior.
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New York had runners at second and third in the bottom of the inning when Stroman threw a 1-1 pitch to the backstop.
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As part of the program, he had three months to get a company ready to pitch to high-profile investors during a demo day.
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They needed the time to pitch to potential investors — many of them family and friends — attend small business programs, and talk to successful owners.
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Part 6 Biden and Sanders wrapped up the debate in Washington by making a pitch to voters on why they are the most electable.
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Joe Girardi visited the mound, and decided to let Robertson pitch to one more batter, but a walk to Brian Dozier ended his day.
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She is working to turn out new Democratic voters but also making a pitch to constituents in more Republican-leaning parts of the district.
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As with Facebook, and to some extent now Amazon, there is no overarching pitch to its users beyond: Where else could you possibly go?
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One way to do that is to come up with possible structures for a deal that they can pitch to Tesla and its advisers.
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As for his pitch to Pringles and what he'd bring to the company moving forward ... he says he's got star potential on the gridiron.
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On Wednesday, Rendon homered off Clayton Kershaw to pull the Nationals within a run, and Soto homered on the next pitch to tie it.
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WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann, in a 2014 pitch to investors, said WeLive would have 34,000 tenants by 2018, according to the New York Times.
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Genea says she's got the appetite of a football player and she's making her pitch to turn her food critic dream into a reality.
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In doing so, hitters tend to deaden the action, risking strikeouts in order to find just the right pitch to launch over the fence.
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Mr. Barrack passed Mr. Manafort's pitch to Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, who were Mr. Trump's closest advisers, as they are now.
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But, as the popular narrative goes, the Democratic Party does not have a compelling agenda or signature issue to pitch to the American voters.
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Ramirez, who did not play Friday after being hit in the right forearm pitch Thursday, drilled a Jason Vargas pitch to center, scoring Kipnis.
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And though Bennet, again not unlike Biden, longs for days past, he has been sharply skeptical of Biden's pitch to turn back the clock.
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They'll deliver a high-speed pitch to expert judges and compete for the Battlefield Cup, investor and media exposure and a $50,000 cash infusion.
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Chicago was just one more pitch to Allen Robinson away from keeping their playoff hopes alive — instead, they're now looking forward to next season.
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"We are solely focused on consumer transportation," Lyft cofounder John Zimmer said in a video pitch to investors last month ahead of its IPO.
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With runners on second and third, one run scored on a groundout and another on a wild pitch to make the score 2-6.943.
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Trump made a final pitch to voters, saying he will strengthen the military, help veterans, secure borders, "terminate" ObamaCare and "save" the Second Amendment.
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But that was: 'challenge 'em, pitch to contact,' where now there's so much put on, 'with two strikes, you can't let him hit it.
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Charged with helping Americans navigate their healthcare options, they are taking a newly tailored pitch to local Spanish radio: Obamacare is alive and well.
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The pitch to voters in the northeastern state of Queensland was obvious, said Stewart Jackson, a specialist in Australian politics at the University of Sydney.
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Carpinello, however, used that as a sales pitch to get her in the ring, saying, "Or, you can make people bleed, and that's more fun."
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Willson Contreras then sent a one-out Adleman pitch to left and out of the park to Waveland Avenue for his 223th of the season.
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He made his major league debut Friday, pitching the ninth inning and giving up a double on his first pitch to Astros OF Carlos Beltran.
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Davis also was hit by a pitch to reach base in all of his five plate appearances in the opener of a four-game series.
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After some talk about getting jacked in prison, Vinny makes his pitch to Kim, who's batting 3-0 in her effort to free certain inmates.
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A molecular biologist and sperm researcher at Northwestern University, he says the study, from a scientific perspective, should make a compelling pitch to drug developers.
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They have just six minutes to present a live product demo and pitch to the judges — a panel composed of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors.
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Victor Martinez walked on four pitches to load the bases and Justin Upton walked on a 3-2 pitch to force in a second run.
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Getting a hold of those users in the moment they might be interested in a new product is key to the company's pitch to advertisers.
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He left after allowing a single and hit by pitch to start the ninth, and Blake Treinen came on to get the last three outs.
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This paints a nice picture for a company that is more than ready to IPO and is surely preparing its pitch to public market investors.
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Tim Locastro began the rally by being hit by a pitch to start the inning, followed by Marte's single, his third hit of the game.
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First place will receive a table in Startup Alley at TechCrunch Disrupt SF, where they'll have the chance to pitch to VCs and press attendees.
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That's especially true given that so many details of Newark's pitch to Amazon—like most of the proposals in cities across the country—remains secret.
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"I thank my father for giving me a thick skull," Panik said of getting out of a pitch to the head with no real damage.
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Part of the problem seems to be that the device Juicero ultimately delivered fell short of the goals outlined in Evans's original pitch to investors.
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Lihhart, a retired firefighter, made a final pitch to the city to settle the case for $3 million -- but prosecutors chose to go to trial.
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Three founders will be selected at random for a chance to pitch to win tickets and a demo table at Disrupt New York in May.
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The Golden State Warriors laid it on pretty thick for Kevin Durant during the team's successful free-agent pitch to the NBA superstar last week.
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"Pompeo's pitch to the Party was: I'm going to run this thing like a business," Dan Rasure, who helped Pompeo in that race, told me.
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"Brits don't quit," he said, using the official backdrop to make a direct pitch to older voters considered more euroskeptic and more likely to vote.
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Near the beginning of Donald Trump's nationally televised anti-Hillary Clinton speech today was a short pitch to Bernie Sanders fans asking for their support.
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Maqam is microtonal music, which allows the pitch to slide between the Western intervals in a way that lends itself readily to surges of emotion.
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Patrick Downes, who lost his left leg in the 2013 bombings, threw out the first pitch to Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz on Sunday.
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For those startups who wish to pitch to TLcom Capital, Caio encouraged founders to contact one of the fund's partners and share a value proposition.
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During the White House meeting, the President invited Giuliani and Michael Mukasey, the former attorney general, to make their pitch to Tillerson, the source says.
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On "Real Time with Bill Maher," former Trump White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon used his time to make a pitch to Bernie Sanders supporters.
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Monday, November 5 Ivanka joined her father at campaign stops in Ohio, Indiana, and Missouri for a final pitch to voters ahead of the election.
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Left-hander Aaron Bummer completed the walk to Reddick and uncorked a wild pitch to Alex Bregman that allowed Kemp to score from third base.
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