Clinton prevailed in three of the first four primary states.
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The Warriors prevailed in six consecutive visits to Washington. 2.
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Women also prevailed in Michigan Seventh and Eighth Democratic primaries.
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In that case the challengers prevailed in the lower court.
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And Republicans prevailed in the South and the West: Rep.
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David Joyce prevailed in a rematch against former state Rep.
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UCLA had prevailed in its past 13 home games vs.
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That is the argument that "prevailed" in the Johnson case.
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The Lakers prevailed in the game and won the title.
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Though she ultimately prevailed in Iowa, the victory offered little satisfaction.
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It was the first time the bulls prevailed in seven months.
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Alexander Hamilton explained why the latter view prevailed in Federalist 65.
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But they might reflect that they prevailed in their broader mission.
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Beijing, which hosted the 2008 Summer Games, prevailed in the voting.
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The Grizzlies have prevailed in five consecutive visits to Phoenix. 2.
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He has prevailed in Georgia, Alabama, Massachusetts, Virginia, Arkansas, and Tennessee.
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At that time, fairly rigid censorship still prevailed in American publishing.
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That the Dodgers prevailed in this series was hardly a surprise.
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This orderly transfer of power prevailed in Mexico for 70 years.
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Johnson & Johnson has prevailed in some cases; others were declared mistrials.
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While the governor prevailed in court, his is a pyrrhic victory.
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Valadao prevailed in California's 21st District, encompassing the San Joaquin Valley.
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TCU ultimately prevailed in the cursed game 10-7 in overtime.
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Brazil fought back in the fourth but China prevailed in the fifth.
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In the final analysis, the fundamental rule of law prevailed in America.
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But after Mr. Trump prevailed in the primaries, the Mercers switched candidates.
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Hours later calm prevailed in areas included in the deal, they said.
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President Obama carried it in 2202, but Mitt Romney prevailed in 2628.
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The Royals have prevailed in 20 of their past 17 home games.
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But what Saujani calls the "brogrammer" myth has prevailed in pop culture.
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Democrats prevailed in a toxic atmosphere where Trump controlled the daily narrative.
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The message prevailed in YouTube comments and on other social-media platforms.
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The Buffalo Bills prevailed in a trap game, soundly dispatching the Jets.
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President Trump prevailed in 228 congressional districts in the 2016 presidential election.
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" Asked who prevailed in the standoff, she answered, without hesitation, "I did.
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Disney ultimately prevailed in acquiring Fox, though Comcast remained interested in Sky.
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Natus prevailed in Dust II 16-11, and in Mirage 2000-29.
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After Stalin's death in 1953, Nikita Khrushchev prevailed in the succession struggle.
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Party leader Elizabeth May and one other candidate prevailed in British Columbia.
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Meanwhile, establishment candidates prevailed in Senate races in Wisconsin, where state Sen.
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LaPierre prevailed in the public brawl, and Meadows succeeded North as NRA president.
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Barty's crafty game prevailed in the decider as she went 5-2 up.
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Though her aunt prevailed in court proceedings, young Gloria didn't know her well.
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With Cox's win, Democrats prevailed in flipping all seven of the House seats.
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Ms. Li prevailed in arbitration but lost when the company appealed in court.
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Lawrie prevailed in a playoff against Van de Velde and American Justin Leonard.
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Stained lips and shaggy cuts for all textures prevailed in New York City.
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Since Emmanuel Macron prevailed in the French presidential election, the trade has intensified.
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Even though Ms Brainard prevailed in March, the debate is sure to continue.
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Craigslist prevailed in a case alleging it had "knowingly and intentionally" facilitated prostitution.
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Order had prevailed in a tense Washington contest, at least for a day.
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Although Bush prevailed in the Palmetto State, he limped into the general election.
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The pumpkin latte crowd prevailed, in some cases by more than 21.8 percent.
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They flooded, not just filled, the early void, and prevailed in early skirmishes.
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Public polls show that most Americans thought Clinton prevailed in all three debates.
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But Benjamin Harrison, a Republican and staunch protectionist, prevailed in the Electoral College.
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Wouldn't we all be happy that peace had prevailed in this desperate land?
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But ultimately, ideology prevailed in her upcoming choice of a candidate to endorse.
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They prevailed in swing districts with candidates who showed plenty of prudent moderation.
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The Jazz prevailed in three of their last four visits to Detroit. 2.
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He has prevailed in a way no other spinner of tales has prevailed.
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King had a couple of set points, but Zverev prevailed in a tiebreaker.
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Almost none of the suits prevailed in court, but they cowed the company.
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The same dynamic prevailed in the years prior to the 2015 nuclear deal.
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MORE won both, but prevailed in just 28503 of our over 22019,000 counties.
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Denver, the second seed, prevailed in a Game 7 on its home court.
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Cruz won the first nominating contest in Iowa while Trump prevailed in New Hampshire.
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The Utes prevailed in a 363-45 shootout last season in Los Angeles. 2.
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Viable candidates prevailed in all three, partly by emphasising their affinity with Mr Trump.
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Buffalo prevailed in the first of two meetings this season 5-4 on Jan.
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Democrats Gretchen Whitmer and Laura Kelly prevailed in Michigan and Kansas, respectively, on Tuesday.
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What is not clear is who prevailed in the internal argument over the bidding.
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St. Louis has prevailed in the first two games of the four-game series.
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Oklahoma won in 1963 and 1972 before Clemson prevailed in 1989, 2014 and 2015.
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Shawn Wooden, the former Hartford City Council president, prevailed in the race for treasurer.
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In New Mexico, Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, prevailed in the Democratic primary for governor.
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Goffin prevailed in five sets, exposing Edmund's backhand and lack of big match experience.
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The area is heavily policed, and a relative calm had prevailed in recent months.
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Trump prevailed in the Republican primary over opponents who spent much more money, however.
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Democrat Conor Lamb prevailed in a district that Trump similarly won by 20 points.
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Experience, however, prevailed in the decider as Halep won six of the seven remaining games.
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CNN and Acosta sued on First and Fifth Amendment grounds and prevailed in federal court.
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The Yes vote prevailed in all six of Australia's states and its two main territories.
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Since then, the government has prevailed in court, winning at trial and later on appeal.
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Those Pacers won 63% of their remaining games, while the Raptors prevailed in just 35%.
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Kim and Cisneros prevailed in California's "jungle" primary in June, finishing first and second, respectively.
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The consortium that prevailed in the tender also includes Arzan Financial Group and First Investment.
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As Sisi has prevailed in political life, he did so on this day as well.
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Hillary Clinton prevailed in the Northern Mariana Islands, the only Democratic contest of the day.
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Asked whether he had prevailed in his clashes with leftist activists, he cracked a smile.
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By the end of the year, he prevailed in a precedent-setting case, McMahan v.
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In recent European elections, rightist and euroskeptic groups prevailed in Britain, Italy, France and Poland.
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The firm prevailed in the matter, and the general counsel convened a dinner to celebrate.
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That scheme failed, but he prevailed in 2016 when he proved himself an adroit ringmaster.
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Her relentless advocacy on behalf of women ultimately prevailed in the case of Craig v.
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For Machado, his youth and performance prevailed in the end, leading to a record deal.
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Darren Soto (D) prevailed in the Democratic primary for the open seat vacated by Rep.
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Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former attorney general running as an independent, prevailed in Vancouver-Granville.
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It's possible he could have ultimately prevailed in a hearing on the merits or on appeal.
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Comcast has prevailed in a suspenseful settlement auction against 393st Century Fox for European Broadcaster Sky.
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It ascended all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, but Ali ultimately prevailed in 1971.
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Who is the "old-style quarterback" who prevailed in the 50th edition of the Super Bowl?
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Since then the board has faced three shareholder votes on the question and prevailed in each.
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And it shattered the relative stability that had prevailed in the country in the subsequent decade.
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Three years later, she prevailed in a district that President Donald Trump carried by a point.
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Just the prospects of rate cuts in June improved the gloomy outlook that prevailed in May.
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Gillespie narrowly prevailed in the more upscale and better-educated exurbs of Loudoun County, 21949%-22009%.
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Now Mr. Lord — Mr. Ferlinghetti's friend and occasional sparring partner — has finally prevailed, in a way.
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However, symmetry is not precisely defined and different interpretations have prevailed in markets, potentially misleading some.
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The Bulls won both of last season's meetings and have prevailed in three straight matchups. 2.
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Oregon, Kansas, Oklahoma and Villanova — all higher seeds — prevailed in Thursday's men's N.C.A.A. basketball tournament games.
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Chutkan ruled in favor of Doe and the teen also prevailed in a federal appeals court.
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Still, seven Democrats prevailed in Trump states, including popular incumbents in Ohio, Montana and West Virginia.
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Although they prevailed in the end, Democrats saw Mr. Schippers as a traitor to the party.
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While the rule of law prevailed in the census case, it still hangs by a thread.
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" "The latter," the senator acknowledged, "has prevailed in my mind more times than the former today.
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Those fears have risen to the surface for now, but hope has always prevailed in time.
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Democrats Gretchen Whitmer and Laura Kelly prevailed in Michigan and Kansas gubernatorial races, respectively, on Tuesday.
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The "consumer welfare" standard has prevailed in US anti-trust policy for the past few generations.
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Politicians will lament Pakistan's loss of economic independence, but similar objections have not prevailed in the past.
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In the Republican Senate primary in Montana, conservative state Auditor Matt Rosendale prevailed in a crowded field.
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Russia prevailed in this, its first major act of cyber-enabled information warfare against a rival state.
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However the two agreed a settlement early last year after Netflix prevailed in several of the suits.
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The center prevailed in both cases, and the plaintiffs were ordered to pay the organization's legal costs.
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Chapman had vowed to fight any discipline from the commissioner's office, but reason prevailed in the end.
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This is all a huge improvement on what prevailed in the last years of the Four Seasons.
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But proving that the games are played for a reason, the Warriors barely prevailed in Game 1.
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She prevailed in the final after Williams retired with a back injury when trailing by 203-220.
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But Justin Thomas of the United States prevailed, in part to a thriller birdie (here's a video).
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" As for the TV categories, "The Crown" prevailed in the drama-cast category and "The Marvelous Mrs.
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Williams, seeking her eighth title at the All England Club, prevailed in an hour and 25 minutes.
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In the heat, people wore the same beach fashions, from bikinis to boardshorts, that prevailed in Rio.
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Democrats are trying to flip the state back in their favor after President Trump prevailed in 231.
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We crushed the Ku Klux Klan and prevailed in the dark days of our own civil rights struggle.
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It wasn't easy against a Heat team that prevailed in eight of its previous 11 trips to Oakland.
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Pallone, however, prevailed in a vote of the full caucus and now holds the Energy and Commerce gavel.
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After years of litigation, Cohen prevailed, in part because the suit was filed past the statute of limitations.
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In the long run, despite criticism and obscurity, Delza and Geddes appear to have prevailed in their vision.
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Jones prevailed in the Senate race against Republican Roy Moore, who himself had been accused of sexual misconduct.
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And with the exception of a spat over what constituted "New York values," Cruz prevailed in most exchanges.
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They met most recently at the Australian Open, where Federer prevailed in five sets in a semi-final.
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The state's Air Resources Board, a defendant in the lawsuits, prevailed in district court in Sacramento in 2013.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) prevailed in the Mississippi Senate runoff, fending off former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy (D).
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Halep served for the first set twice but was broken each time, and Keys prevailed in a tiebreaker.
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Though Ms. Carlson regularly prevailed in the ratings for her time slot, she did lose the 2 p.m.
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Ocasio-Cortez prevailed in a blue district and faced an opponent who did not take her seriously enough.
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When Markers won the popular vote but Colored Pencils prevailed in the Electoral College, it got ugly fast.
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The Spaniard has prevailed in all four previous encounters against Djokovic in the semi-finals of a major.
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Mr. Kasich has prevailed in only one nominating contest thus far, the primary in his home state, Ohio.
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The Orange prevailed in a matchup of teams that started fast and then faded onto the tournament bubble.
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Clark County Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak prevailed in a heated primary to win the Democratic nod for governor.
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Despite public opposition, proponents of moving the structure prevailed in 1999 — at a cost of nearly $12 million.
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AT&T ultimately prevailed in court and placed the erstwhile Time Warner properties in a new division, WarnerMedia.
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Several female candidates prevailed in traditionally Republican districts, backed by college-educated women alienated by the Trump administration.
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K.C. prevailed in OT last year when Mahomes threw for 117.53 yards, and 28-20 on Sept. 22.
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Seppi prevailed in the nightcap when he outplayed 131st-ranked Jason Jung of Taiwan 6-3 6-2.
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They said Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps had prevailed in insisting the oil not be returned to Iran.
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But the federation's rules have become more ambiguous since Pistorius prevailed in the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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The Bucks won both of last season's meetings and have prevailed in four of the past five matchups. 2.
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In some important ways, conditions this year are not all that different from those which prevailed in late 2015.
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E-commerce giant Amazon has prevailed in its domain name battle with Amazon, the geographic region in South America.
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Clinton had prevailed in 2016, consider the individuals who would now have more power than they ever did before.
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He prevailed in 1 hour, 59 minutes, thanks in large part to a dominant 26-8 advantage in aces.
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Pfizer had previously prevailed in two trials involving Zoloft birth-defect claims in state courts in Philadelphia and Missouri.
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Weakness prevailed in China as local stocks dipped and seasonal support from corporate demand for the Chinese yuan faded.
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In the Italian Open semifinal, Djokovic prevailed in a three-set epic, 217-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5).
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In Pennsylvania's redrawn 22019th District, establishment favorite John Joyce, an Altoona dermatologist, prevailed in an eight-way GOP primary.
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This leaves Italian per-capita income at levels below those that prevailed in 1999 when Italy joined the euro.
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In fact, groups with so-called "revolving door lobbyists" prevailed in their lobbying efforts 63 percent of the time.
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The fight is almost always close, but somehow with the grace of God, we've prevailed in some important battles.
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At any rate, he missed a great game, as the Colts prevailed in overtime over the winless 49ers. 3.
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Barbosa, who ran again, faced a strong challenge within MORENA but prevailed in the primary and became the candidate.
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Darryl Morsell scored 18 and Eric Ayala added 12 as the Terrapins prevailed in a back-and-forth game.
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Still it presents a decent excuse to compare current conditions with those that prevailed in the summer of 2007.
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In the UK, the Leave campaign — the flagship policy of populist party UKIP — prevailed in the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Gannett prevailed in a proxy fight with hedge fund-backed Digital First Media, according to a preliminary vote count.
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Sanity prevailed in the past, because wise leaders acted -- under pressure from informed and committed citizens around the world.
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He still prevailed in the contest for West Java governor according to quick counts, albeit by a slender margin.
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We are, Piketty suggested, returning to the kind of dynastic, "patrimonial" capitalism that prevailed in the late 19th century.
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It was not a given that the S.E.C. could remove Mr. Musk, even if it prevailed in proving fraud.
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G.E. prevailed in the long-running negotiations in June 2014, and the acquisition did not close until late 2015.
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Seles, on her way to a third Grand Slam singles title that year, prevailed in the third set tiebreaker.
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With its co-defendant, Bayer, Johnson & Johnson prevailed in six jury trials over Xarelto, before it agreed to settle.
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That strategy paid off on Saturday, when Biden prevailed in South Carolina with nearly 27 percent of the vote.
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He'd punish himself for days over missed shots and flubbed passes, even if his team prevailed in the end.
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In many ways, he is the supersized version of the Democratic veterans who prevailed in the 2018 midterm elections.
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So the bottom line of the census saga is that yes, the rule of law prevailed in the end.
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Dodgers 9, Angels 4 Cody Thomas hit a three-run home run as the Dodgers prevailed in Glendale, Ariz.
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This means that more cases come to the Supreme Court after liberals have prevailed in the courts of appeals.
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The same thinking prevailed in regards to the Maidan revolution in 2014 and most likely catalyzed a Russian response.
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New York (CNN Business)Nike has prevailed in a lawsuit over the "Jumpman" logo for its Air Jordan brand.
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Parsons said he prevailed in part by warning Bair that certain steps the FDIC wanted to take would backfire.
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At the same time, the free trade that has prevailed in Europe since World War II is under attack.
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In civil rights settlements, the federal government typically gets more concessions than it would even if it prevailed in court.
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Despite the DGB's spotless service record, there remain skeptics who believe the ringsail should have prevailed in the Viking competition.
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Sobhy prevailed in the second, her close win capped with a scream and a fist pump after the final point.
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Although Mr Macron prevailed in the two biggest regions, Ms Le Pen came first in seven of the next nine.
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After years of litigation of arguing the release of the call by McDermott was unlawful, Boehner prevailed in the case.
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The type of appropriation that prevailed in the '299s involved a wholesale repurposing of imagery as the work's primary statement.
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Trump, however, easily prevailed in the state-by-state Electoral College vote that actually determines the outcome of the race.
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Wall's inbounds pass was deflected as time expired, and the Heat prevailed in a game that featured 21 lead changes.
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If there was an us-versus-them mentality, the Canadians prevailed in this battle, as B.C. defeated Baltimore 26-23.
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Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson Inc on Monday prevailed in a long-running false advertising lawsuit against rival SharkNinja Operating LLC.
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Just as importantly, he will have prevailed in two of the most essential swing states for the upcoming general election.
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Similarly, Republicans were largely blamed for the 2013 shutdown over ObamaCare, but prevailed in the midterm elections the following year.
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He says interest rates are already consistent with levels that prevailed in 1998, 2000, and 2007 — right before prior crises.
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A few women prevailed in Texas House primary runoffs in seats that will be heavily targeted by Democrats in November.
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And Democrat Lauren Baer, who's openly gay and had the backing of national Democrats, easily prevailed in her Florida primary.
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Hillary Clinton won the primary vote in the morning, but Barack Obama prevailed in the caucus held that same evening.
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Dallas won four of the five regular-season matchups - three in overtime - and prevailed in all three meetings at Minnesota.
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But one has really prevailed in recent years: They may be a lot of things, but leggings are not chic.
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Despite saving a match point, Mertens could not match her rival in the tiebreak as Kerber prevailed in two hours.
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But Texas was also extremely important, and Mr. Biden prevailed in the state, beating Mr. Sanders in a tight race.
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He has praised America's 45th president as a gutsy, decisive commander who has prevailed in the face of unfair criticism.
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On Thursday afternoon, a sense of strained normality prevailed in Tunis, as shops reopened near the site of the bombings.
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The administration's record is dismal: It prevailed in two cases and either lost or abandoned its position in 20 others.
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Instead, Ivanka Trump and her allies in the Senate prevailed in their push to include an expanded child tax credit.
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Neither company admitted liability, and each noted that the companies had prevailed in the six lawsuits that went to trial.
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However, it does show that Trump not only had a valid argument in this case but ultimately prevailed in court.
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He had lost the delegate count in Iowa to Buttigieg and prevailed in New Hampshire by less than was expected.
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They prevailed in the shootout, in which Toronto missed two of its six penalty kicks and Seattle missed only one.
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AT&T prevailed in that fight, but now it has to prove to investors that it can make diversification work.
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Cilic also had three match points against Federer in the Wimbledon quarterfinals last year before Federer prevailed in five sets.
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" Along with the three Oscars for "Roma," Netflix also prevailed in the best documentary short category for the film "Period.
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However, a coalition of EU states, including Germany, France and Italy, eventually prevailed in keeping tax revelations within the proposal.
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Of the 67 Democrats in Congress's freshman class, roughly a third prevailed in districts where President Trump won in 2016.
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Williams, who has prevailed in five of six career meetings with Kerber, has not lost a set in this Australian Open.
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Blake Hinson chipped in 11 points as the Rebels (15-7, 5-4) prevailed in a match-up of struggling teams.
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His style of thinking prevailed in many places, and tens of millions of people were killed, disappeared, and starved to death.
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The fringe had its moment in the eighties (RIP, Rick James), and prevailed in the nineties — especially teamed with a bob.
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While more than a dozen new female candidates in both parties prevailed in Tuesday's election, any net gains will be minimal.
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Chapman stayed in to toss a perfect ninth inning, and he got the win when the Cubs prevailed in the 10th.
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Such trends have prevailed in the U.K., too; only Switzerland and the Netherlands have a higher percentage of part-time workers.
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A far less nervous and combative mood prevailed in Magnanville, the small town west of Paris where the stabbings took place.
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At the end, Perez prevailed in pushing the reform, having argued it would grow trust in the party by voting members.
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Apple had "prevailed in several other cases against Xintong" for similar issues, Carolyn Wu, an Apple spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders prevailed in Indiana, reinvigorating his campaign, though he still lags in the delegate count. Mrs.
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Earlier this year, Hawk prevailed in a legal battle against an ousted aide who unsuccessfully attempted to remove her from office.
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But this single change will completely overturn the two party system that has prevailed in our presidential elections for 200 years.
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The Allies prevailed in the global struggle because our industrial strength supported the relentless courage and sacrifice of the American military.
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The fighting shattered the relative calm that had prevailed in the rebel-held eastern parts of Aleppo for about three weeks.
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They prevailed in the 2013 Western Conference semifinals and the opening round in 2014, when they erased a 3-0 deficit.
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But the better-known Brown prevailed in a crowded six-way primary on Tuesday despite lagging behind his rivals in fundraising.
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AT&T prevailed in the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit and acquired CNN and the rest of Time Warner, now named WarnerMedia.
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He tied for first again in 1956, but this time he prevailed in a playoff against Mr. Spassky and Yuri Averbakh.
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He also nearly did it in the 2016 Wimbledon quarterfinals before Federer saved three match points and prevailed in five sets.
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Mr. Johnson, who is white, prevailed in the eight-way campaign for speaker despite the prominence of race in the contest.
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Mr. Andersen defended his actions in accepting the votes, citing the extreme conditions that prevailed in the wake of the storm.
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Here's the latest: • Sweden's centrists prevailed in national elections Sunday, even as the country's far right had its best turnout ever.
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After she prevailed in court, Blainey-Broker played three years of boys' hockey in the bantam, minor midget and midget divisions.
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Carolina had prevailed in its first three games despite trailing in the third period, rallying to win after regulation each time.
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But when Cromwell prevailed in the English civil war, the newly appointed Lord Protector took the Royal Parks into government control.
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Heath Shuler (D), a North Carolina Blue Dog, launched a challenge, but Pelosi easily prevailed in the liberal Caucus, 150-43.
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Johnson & Johnson, which is based in New Brunswick, N.J., has prevailed in some cases and succeeded in overturning verdicts in others.
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And in fact, a study came out just two weeks ago claiming that Homo sapiens prevailed in Eurasia because Neanderthals couldn't draw.
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To date, Manafort has not prevailed in any efforts to dismiss the charges or suppress evidence against him in the Washington case.
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Apollo has prevailed in an auction for West Corp and is in advanced negotiations to acquire the company, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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Early returns indicated Wicker easily prevailed in his primary and enters the race favored to win against whichever Democrat wins the primary.
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In what could be a harbinger of political instability ahead, the "No" camp prevailed in Turkey's three biggest population centers, including Istanbul.
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Kaspersky also filed a legal challenge, arguing that the government had created a bill of attainder, but the government prevailed in court.
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Canada saw Chapter 19 as a way to defend against protectionist trade policies by the US, and it prevailed in this goal.
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Atiku prevailed in four states and the capital, Abuja, which is not a state but treated as a separate district in elections.
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The 38-year-old attorney and activist prevailed in a close six-candidate Democratic primary and will face four-term Republican Rep.
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So far the government has prevailed in eight appeals courts across the country, but lost in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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This evening, Richard Burr, the Republican incumbent, prevailed in a race that had become far tighter than insiders in either party predicted.
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The Romanian world number one prevailed in two hours and 22 minutes to stay on course for her maiden Grand Slam title.
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The Trump administration has prevailed in several other lawsuits that challenged the commission's efforts on privacy grounds or rules regarding open meetings.
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Rick Scott prevailed in the GOP primary — especially since his only primary challenger was on the ballot in multiple states this cycle.
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Barnes & Nobles prevailed in a fight with competitor Crown Books, and it ultimately purchased Bookstop in 1989, according to the Washington Post.
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That evening, a more languid atmosphere prevailed in the orchestra, allowing Hadelich to savor the Spanish rhythms that course through the score.
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Davidson prevailed in a crowded 15-way GOP primary in March and immediately became the expected successor in the heavily Republican district.
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Cooler heads could have prevailed in 1839, although by the same token, hotter heads could have prevailed at any time since 1802.
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And they cut against the concept of a union of states that has prevailed in this country, especially since the New Deal.
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But Ms. Balter, 42, prevailed in the primary, won an endorsement from former President Barack Obama, and proved a strong fund-raiser.
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Against Davis, Halep was more aggressive early in rallies and dominated their shorter exchanges, while the American consistently prevailed in longer rallies.
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The bill saved the industry some litigation costs, but the industry would have prevailed in such actions anyway if they were tried.
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They point as well to the middle-of-the-road ideology of many of the Democrats who prevailed in difficult congressional races.
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Their favored candidate also prevailed in Missouri, where Josh Hawley, the state attorney general, defeated the longtime Democratic incumbent, Senator Claire McCaskill.
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The Red Sox prevailed in extra innings, returned to Boston and advanced to the World Series, which they lost to the Mets.
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He protects his special insider friends while profiting from the culture of corruption and greed that has long prevailed in our capital.
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Mr. Trump had pockets of strength here and there, but the only borough where he prevailed in the election was Staten Island.
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Slotkin represents a swing district where President Trump prevailed in 2016, but where voters elected a moderate Democrat in last year's midterms.
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Canada prevailed in the gold medal game with a frenetic rally against Russia that was capped by Akil Thomas's daring game-winner.
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Moore often criticizes the "cultural Christianity" that once prevailed in the South, because it promoted a kind of easy, unthinking Christian identity.
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The Hurricanes had prevailed in their first three games despite trailing in the third period, rallying to win after regulation each time.
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Republicans prevailed in blocking a key witness vote in the impeachment trial of President Trump, setting the stage for his likely acquittal.
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Prosecutors prevailed in the end; the Moody Park Three were found guilty, though the jury declined to give them any prison time.
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Octavian finally prevailed in 31 B.C.E. when his forces defeated Mark Antony and Cleopatra at the Battle of Actium, according to Roman-Empire.net.
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Nordic Capital prevailed in an auction against DomusVi, backed by Intermediate Capital Group, as well as buyout groups Ares and Fosun, they added.
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The American saved three match points in a tight contest before the Portugal-born Sousa prevailed in a little less than two hours.
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Mr. Mattis prevailed in limiting the strikes to three targets that did not risk endangering Russian troops scattered at military installations around Syria.
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This system was anchored by British and Russian power and by the conservative political values that prevailed in most European capitals after 221.
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Wealthy candidates also prevailed in many of the primary races for Illinois's 18 congressional seats and other positions, held on the same day.
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Alabama recorded a 48-43 victory over Ole Miss last season after the Rebels prevailed in each of the previous two seasons. 2.
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Scott Wagner, the party establishment's pick, prevailed in the Pennsylvania GOP governor primary election on Tuesday, and he will now face Democratic Gov.
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Donald Trump won in Kentucky and Louisiana, while Ted Cruz prevailed in Maine and Kansas, leaving Marco Rubio and John Kasich well behind.
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The 27-year-old gave up five runs and six hits in five innings against Colorado but prevailed in a 6-5 decision.
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The conservative wing has prevailed in most of the narrowly decided cases but individual conservatives have not always been united in their rationale.
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Combatant sources on both sides said calm prevailed in the first hours of the ceasefire but reported violations increased later in the night.
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The first time was at the 4 French Open, when he prevailed in five sets against his fellow American Ryan Harrison, then 6.
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Industry speculation that the two might rejoin increased this year after the Redstones prevailed in a power struggle that resulted in Dauman's departure.
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The complaints break the silence that prevailed in Germany and the United States about the genesis of the scandal and who was involved.
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Viacom's independent committee is viewed as comprised largely of allies of Shari Redstone, who prevailed in a fight over Viacom's future this summer.
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Cross-border flows are well below their peaks and are now at the level compared to GDP that prevailed in the year 2000.
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He has now prevailed in all of the past five Iditarods except one, when his father, Mitch Seavey, captured the win in 2013.
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In September, Facebook prevailed in a months-long effort to lift a government gag order covering three search warrants the company had received.
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In 1968 he prevailed in the gubernatorial race, even though he was bedridden for weeks after shattering an ankle in a plane crash.
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I.O. president George Meany and Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago, he may well have been nominated under the rules that prevailed in 1968.
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Second, Trump prevailed in this dispute on an argument that was ridiculed by the House managers in a case cited in the impeachment.
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"It really didn't bother me," she said, adding that she was confident she could have prevailed in the primary and in the election.
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But Warren's talking point ignores the fact that Sanders, Biden and Buttigieg have also prevailed in more than two dozen elections since 1970.
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Moderate-to-conservative Democrats prevailed in governors' races in Kentucky and Louisiana, states that President Trump worked strenuously to win for his party.
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The Fed said it would continue those purchases to maintain reserve balances "at or above" the levels that prevailed in early September 2019.
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The Briton, whose first title was with McLaren in 2008, beat Rosberg comfortably to the championship in 2015 and also prevailed in 2014.
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Thoreau's life and writings stood against the current of scientism that prevailed in his time and that continues to define our intellectual culture.
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The Briton prevailed in the tightest dip for the line in 400.85 seconds, ousting American Jarret Eaton by one-hundredth of a second.
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Greece: By a wisp, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras prevailed in a confidence vote, but analysts say he is likely to call early elections.
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Chaos has prevailed in the oil- and gas-producing North African country since the NATO-backed overthrow of leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Outgunned federal agents retreated rather than risk bloodshed in the ensuing standoff near Bunkerville, Nevada, and Bundy's followers prevailed in recovering his herd.
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The House versus Senate is big versus small state, but from the beginning big states have almost always prevailed in the Electoral College.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, having prevailed in Iowa, teased Mr. Trump for having attacked him bitterly on the way to an embarrassing loss.
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If race were an issue, then Obama wouldn't have won two terms and many of the states Trump himself prevailed in on Tuesday. 23.
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The Tories prevailed in all three because they won the female vote by a margin wider than the tasselled hem of a flapper's skirt.
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Winnipeg prevailed in three of the past four meetings - two of three this season - after Dallas won the first four encounters in 2015-16.
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Australian Rohan Dennis (BMC) prevailed in the 10.5-km solo effort against the clock to finish second overall ahead of France's Thibaut Pinot (FDJ).
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Old Dominion (240-2410) prevailed in its first-ever game against a team ranked in the AP Top 1104 despite being four-touchdown underdogs.
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The Kings averaged 115 points while winning each of last season's three meetings and have prevailed in six of the last eight matchups. 2.
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The 33-year-old, in Montpellier courtesy of a wild card, had not won a trophy since he prevailed in Antwerp in October 2017.
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Meanwhile, two Republicans backed by U.S. President Donald Trump prevailed in their nominating contests Tuesday night, again underscoring his influence among the party's voters.
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It then teamed up with Francisco, which was also looking at the unit, and prevailed in an auction that was included other financial firms.
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House incumbents in Illinois and Ohio prevailed in their primary races on Tuesday despite the anti-establishment fervor that's shaken up the presidential campaign.
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For four years, the Lovings endured legal defeats until, with help from the A.C.L.U., they prevailed in the United States Supreme Court in 1967.
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Whitmer prevailed in a Democratic primary earlier this year and now faces Attorney General Bill Schuette in a bid to replace term-limited Gov.
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Some blame conservative Democrats like Manchin, who ultimately prevailed in his bid to become governor in 244, for the party's woes in the state.
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"I'm glad common sense prevailed in the Senate and that we're one step closer to holding perpetrators accountable, regardless of marital status," he added.
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Their current standpoints are actually a reversal of the dominant beliefs that prevailed in the two countries until the middle of the 20th century.
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Families of the victims accused Iran of providing material support to Hezbollah, the militant group responsible for the embassy bombing, and prevailed in court.
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While Garcia largely prevailed in Tax Court in 2013, his scuffle with the tax collection agency underscores the risks athletes face at tax time.
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Raonic has beaten Sock eight times in 10 meetings but the American prevailed in their most recent match at the Shanghai Masters in October.
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Sophomore forward Xavier Sneed had 22 points and nine rebounds as Kansas State (25-43) prevailed in the battle of two schools nicknamed Wildcats.
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They prevailed in 32 of them, tying the Wizards for most in the NBA, and behind only the San Antonio Spurs in win percentage.
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The former VPOTUS threw his weight behind conservative Democrat Conor Lamb, who prevailed in the Pennsylvania special House election in a deeply conservative district.
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But his political legacy met its match in President Donald Trump, who has prevailed in their struggle for the current soul of the GOP.
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And most of the winners endorsed by Justice Democrats or Our Revolution prevailed in districts that are considered safely Republican, according to Third Way.
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That day, Serena prevailed in the final despite being two months pregnant, and with Venus one of the select few aware of the circumstances.
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Sharice Davids toppled a male Republican in Kansas and Deb Haaland prevailed in New Mexico, becoming the first Native American women elected to Congress.
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Sharice Davids toppled a Republican man in Kansas and Deb Haaland prevailed in New Mexico, becoming the first Native American women elected to Congress.
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Yet she prevailed in Germany's most stridently masculine party, said Bernd Ulrich, a columnist for Die Zeit who has known her for 20 years.
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Democratic candidates win every congressional district where Hillary Clinton prevailed in 2016, plus every district where Clinton lost by less than 3 percentage points.
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The move will phase out government-set gasoline prices, a practice which has prevailed in Mexico for decades, and replace them with market prices.
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Signs of the times were everywhere as he prevailed in a draining and dazzling United States Open final over Daniil Medvedev on Sunday night.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb prevailed in its effort to get the Supreme Court to limit where patients can seek compensation for harm caused by drugs.
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Under Colorado law, Cinemark was entitled to recover "litigation costs," which are separate from attorney's fees, since the chain prevailed in the civil lawsuit.
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"Regrettably, business as usual prevailed in our efforts to reform these supposedly temporary, annual tax policy changes," said Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas.
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In the second singles match, American Sock prevailed in straight sets over Italian Fabio Fognini, winning 6-1 7-6(3) in 89 minutes.
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Bublik and Carreno Busta have played just once before on the Tour, a 2016 clash in Moscow where the Spaniard prevailed in three sets.
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Curry and Thompson will also renew their rivalry in the Three-Point Shooting contest on Saturday night after Curry prevailed in last year's final.
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Earlier Thursday, Bevin, the Kentucky governor, conceded to his Democratic opponent, state Attorney General Andy Beshear, who narrowly prevailed in the vote last week.
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It said Atiku had prevailed in four states and the capital, Abuja, which is not a state but treated as a separate electoral district.
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The activists prevailed in the suit, but those men never thought they would see Sessions become the chief law enforcement officer of the land.
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Mr. Thaksin is now in self-exile after a corruption-linked conviction but parties aligned with him have prevailed in every election this century.
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AT&T has been operating WarnerMedia as a separate group, making it easier to unwind the business if the Justice Department prevailed in court.
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He won over independent voters in New Hampshire and evangelicals in South Carolina, and prevailed in Nevada, where Mormon voters and rural activists wield influence.
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She is popular with minority voters, more widely recognized than Mr. Sanders, and has a strong political organization that prevailed in Nevada eight years ago.
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However, a coalition of the larger EU states, including Germany, France and Italy, eventually prevailed in keeping tax revelations within the proposal, the sources said.
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But the opposite view prevailed in 2015; an investigative panel, and then Pope Francis, pronounced that prelate had been killed "in hatred of the faith".
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In 2003, they also prevailed in a court case in Japan that ordered the Japanese government to help cover medical expenses for registered foreign survivors.
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Liquidity-trap conditions already prevailed in Japan, and were a real risk elsewhere; self-fulfilling crises driven by capital flight were also back in force.
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The Algiers agreement almost exactly reversed this shift and has more or less returned the oil market to the position that prevailed in late August.
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Yes, but: Madison's point of view largely prevailed in the writing of the Constitution, but has been in retreat ever since, long before the internet.
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Tallahassee mayor Andrew Gillum prevailed in the hotly contested Democratic primary election for Florida governor, giving the left another marquee win in the 2018 midterms.
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Even better, a Houston-area player won the event — Shuai Ming Wong, a Hong Kong native who prevailed in a three-man, three-hole playoff.
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He also unexpectedly prevailed in Minnesota and Massachusetts, despite not visiting the two states that Sanders had sought to put into play with recent rallies.
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No Republican candidate is on the Senate ballot because Ms. Feinstein and Mr. de León prevailed in the state's "top two" open primary last month.
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The same sentiment prevailed in much of Europe, along with a gloomy sense of inevitability among critics that nothing much seemed to damage Mr. Trump.
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As Mr. Trump prevailed in state after state, the leaders came to terms with the possibility, then the likelihood, that he would win the nomination.
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I asked multiple TikTok employees whether the company did anything to insure that this mood prevailed in the videos that the app served its users.
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OMB ultimately prevailed in this dispute because the notice about the extension on the hold that followed this exchange did not contain the Pentagon's warning.
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The brilliant Colombian prevailed in the six-day race after a rain-soaked final stage won by Orica-GreenEdge's Swiss rider Michael Albasini in Geneva.
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We might, he warned, be heading back toward the "patrimonial capitalism" that prevailed in the 19th century — dominance by dynasties centered on vast inherited wealth.
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But, with Scalia gone, the Court split, and, because liberal judges had prevailed in the Ninth Circuit, the status quo favoring union rights remained intact.
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But Mr. Putin does seek to recreate a Russian sphere of influence while picking apart the liberal international order that prevailed in the Cold War.
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Mr. Brownback lost in the House, shocking his loyalists, and he barely prevailed in the Senate, which fell three votes short of overriding the veto.
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And that belief was borne out by the buzzy atmosphere that prevailed in the main hall at the Miami Convention Center during Wednesday's V.I.P. showing.
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The Redskins hold a 7-3 lead in the all-time series and prevailed in the most recent meeting, 30-24 in overtime on Nov.
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Clemson prevailed in its first meeting against Virginia Tech since the Tigers posted a 923-10 victory in the 2011 ACC Championship Game in Charlotte.
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The teams' travel expenses were paid by Martini & Rossi, the Italian beverage company that organized the tournament, and brazen chauvinism prevailed in the pretournament buildup.
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They initially prevailed in court, but that ruling was appealed by the Obama administration and the payments were to continue while the lawsuit was ongoing.
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I think he sort of missed that turn in the last ... He probably could have prevailed in many ways if you think about it. Yeah.
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Attending official celebrations and a citizenship ceremony in Canberra, Morrison said it is idealism and enlightenment, not cruelty and dispossession that have prevailed in the country.
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He prevailed in the 2016 election with similar name-calling -- Lyin' Ted, Little Marco, Crooked Hillary -- that defied convention and gave him the reward he sought.
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In France, there was talk of Catholic influence re-emerging when the devout François Fillon prevailed in primaries as the centre-right candidate for the presidency.
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Practicality likewise prevailed in the early 2000s, when Lopez Obrador was Mexico City mayor, and he and Slim teamed up to revitalize the decrepit historic center.
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However, uncertainty still prevailed in markets over politics in Britain and the prospect of a new Brexit referendum as well as the ongoing European parliament elections.
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The first world war happened because a generation of Victorian leaders took for granted the stable order that had prevailed in most of Europe for decades.
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But then Matthews pressed O'Connor on what he would do if Pelosi prevailed in a caucus vote and faced off against a Republican for House speaker.
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To almost everyone's surprise, the citizens of Flint prevailed in March 2017, when the government agreed to an expensive settlement in the first type of lawsuit.
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And there was at least the possibility that anti-Trump forces could have prevailed in voting down the current rules — which might have imperiled Trump's nomination.
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Federer prevailed in straight sets in their most recent meeting in the ATP finals last year after Thiem had won back-to-back encounters in 2016.
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A billion brains seem a more economically potent force in an era of mass education, in contrast to the mass illiteracy that prevailed in the past.
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Obama asked them to preserve the basic social compact that has prevailed in the country since the 1960s, and to let him continue building upon it.
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U.S. record holder Kara Winger prevailed in the javelin with a throw of 64.92 metres and Nikki Hiltz took the women's 1,500 metres in 4:07.14.
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His gaping margin of victory dwarfed the few tenths of one percent by which the former secretary of state prevailed in the Iowa caucuses last week.
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Gloomy sentiment prevailed in New Zealand as well, as the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index saw its steepest single-session fall in about a decade.
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Republican legislators counter that the lines were drawn in accordance with the law and that their candidates have prevailed in elections thanks to superior policy ideas.
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The good news, of course, is that Jefferson's view prevailed in America, giving us the First Amendment, which prevents hate speech laws from being passed here.
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When they think of women on the links, perhaps their reference point is the 1900 Olympics, where the American Margaret Abbott prevailed in the women's event.
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Even when sitting presidents prevailed in the primaries against serious contenders, their authority was often undermined and they went on to lose in the general election.
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President Trump prevailed in 28503 — and Democrats gained almost 22019 seats in the House of Representatives in 2018 — because they attracted a majority of Independent voters.
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This is still above the $39.50 a tonne that prevailed in late June last year, just prior to the appointment of Lopez as Philippine environment minister.
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But the world number 29 prevailed in the final set tiebreak, clinching the win with a forehand groundstroke down the line for his second ATP victory.
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The teams split their first two of three meetings this season - both in Philadelphia - as the Red Wings prevailed in a shootout 3-2 on Nov.
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And though he lost to Senator Ted Cruz in Mr. Cruz's home state, Texas, Mr. Trump prevailed in Virginia, fending off Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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In March, Venus prevailed in the most recent meeting between the pair, winning in the third round of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif.
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But in the end, the court's liberals prevailed in fully half of the 14 rulings decided by 5-to-4 votes in which they voted together.
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That was the first part of the liberal win, and the second part came on Tuesday, when Democrats prevailed in one of those special legislative elections.
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Australian Open: Novak Djokovic prevailed in five sets against Dominic Thiem on Sunday to claim his 17th Grand Slam singles title and the No. 1 ranking.
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On Tennis Djokovic prevailed in straight sets, extending his lead in head-to-head matches with Federer, to earn a place in the Australian Open final.
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Goffin completed a great day for first-time qualifiers after Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov prevailed in a superb tussle with Austrian Dominic Thiem at the 02 Arena.
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Despite losing the popular vote, he prevailed in the electoral college by winning lots of states by small margins and losing a few by large ones.
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Jrue Holiday had 28 points and Nikola Mirotic had 26 for the Pelicans, who had prevailed in their last regular-season visit to Oakland in April.
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The Democratic results were far from a blowout: Gillum prevailed in a crowded Democratic primary by winning 28503 percent of the vote, edging out former Rep.
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There's certainly not enough to allow the 7-plus percent growth rates in real personal income that prevailed in the run-up to the 1984 election.
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In the race for the U.S. Senate seat in Alabama, Moore prevailed in the Republican primary over Luther Strange, the incumbent backed by the party establishment.
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But diplomacy prevailed in September when a ceasefire deal was reached between Russia, which backs the regime of Bashar al-Assad, and Turkey, which backs the rebels.
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The worry is that these latest election results could lead to a continuation of the frustration and gridlock that has prevailed in Spain since last December's election.
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The $399 million represented profit from Samsung's sales of infringing smartphones, though the South Korean company has said it deserved reimbursement if it prevailed in the litigation.
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That argument was enough, for his Senate allies, to override campaign finance laws and the norms of governance that have prevailed in our country until this presidency.
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Changing attitudes to budget deficits are in part a backlash against the zealous fiscal rectitude that prevailed in much of the rich world after the financial crisis.
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But he was then beaten in straight sets by Zverev in the final, two years after the Austrian prevailed in the round of 32 at Roland Garros.
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The Swedes, coached by a former U.S. manager, rode a defensive strategy all the way to penalties against the superior U.S. team and prevailed in the shootout.
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On Friday, it was his unwavering composure that dazzled, as he prevailed in two tense single-arrow shoot-offs in succession against Australia's Taylor Worth and Ellison.
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Czech Karolina Pliskova, Latvian Anastasija Sevastova and Americans Danielle Collins and Christina McHale were among the other players who prevailed in their second-round matches on Saturday.
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After the November attacks, a spirit of solidarity prevailed in Paris, with photos defiantly shared on social media under the hashtag "#Jesuisenterrasse" (I'm at a pavement café).
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Union members, who worked without a contract since 2011, had prevailed in reviews by two separate emergency boards established by President Barack Obama to investigate the dispute.
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Conventional wisdom long held that America's free market would never tolerate the sort of clientelism, nepotism, and outright theft that prevailed in places like Brazil and Italy.
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Confusion and conflicting reports over the number of people killed and wounded in the shootout prevailed in the hours after the raid, which started between 2 p.m.
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In December 2017, the Austrian conservative party, which prevailed in the latest election, just struck a deal to form a governing coalition with a neo-Nazi party.
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Despite President Barack Obama's assertion of executive privilege over the material in questions, House lawmakers ultimately prevailed in court, forcing the administration to hand over the evidence.
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Two days later, in a Democratic campaign office at a strip mall in eastern Pennsylvania, a different atmosphere prevailed in the run-up to Mr. Kavanaugh's nomination.
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The plaintiffs in the Wisconsin case prevailed in Federal District Court last year in part by offering a new data-driven yardstick for partisanship, the efficiency gap.
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That was the day the French government prevailed in a yearslong effort to seize the coveted domain name, persuading the company that had long managed it, Web.
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If that view had prevailed in the past, Brown versus Board of Education would have upheld the racist precepts of "separate but equal" in Plessy versus Ferguson.
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But Big Beer has prevailed in court with litigation involving consumers who felt misled about what kind of company brewed their beer rather than its geographic origin.
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Cardinals RH Mike Leake (0-1, 216) Anderson prevailed in his Milwaukee debut by allowing four hits over five shutout innings last Friday against the Houston Astros.
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And in 220, street artist Cali Killa prevailed in his lawsuit against Urban Outfitters, which put images of one of his works on clothes without his permission.
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The issue of variable rainfall has also prevailed in parts of the Western Belt, as June precipitation fell short of normal in many spots across top grower Iowa.
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Oil prices had dropped drastically from $100 to $30 and a climate of uncertainty prevailed in Argentina, which had currency controls and a ban on remittances, he said.
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Haftar's attempt to capture Tripoli has derailed U.N. attempts to broker an end to the chaos that has prevailed in Libya since the NATO-backed overthrow of Gaddafi.
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But Throne, the former state Senate leader, will still add her name to the list of Democratic women who have prevailed in primary elections for the 2018 midterms.
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They are also a rebuke to a rising China that wants to dismantle an American-led order which has prevailed in the region since the second world war.
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In May 2003, President Bush delivered a speech from the flight deck of the USS Lincoln, saying that the United States and its allies had prevailed in Iraq.
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Rose prevailed in Rio in a tight, final-round duel with British Open champion Henrik Stenson and the Briton said the reaction to his victory has been overwhelming.
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Vic Law scored 18 points while Bryant McIntosh added 13 as the Wildcats (21-9, 10-7 Big Ten) prevailed in a game that saw six late ties.
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The company prevailed in only one of the four talc trials that followed in the same court, with the other verdicts ranging from $55 million to $110 million.
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From X-rated videos to last-minute investigations and smash-mouth rhetoric, our newly elected president will have prevailed in the most pugnaciously polarized campaign in recent history.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Olajide "KSI" Olatunji prevailed in a split decisionover Logan Paul in a boxing bout between YouTube celebrities on Saturday at Staples Center in Los Angeles.
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New York: Jumaane Williams prevailed in February's all-party race for public advocate; he won November's election, for the final two years in the job, by 56 points.
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The truce in the U.S.-China trade dispute that prevailed in July, plus a rate cut by U.S. Federal Reserve, boosted flows into Asian bond markets in July.
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Nordic Capital prevailed in an auction against DomusVi, backed by Intermediate Capital Group, as well as buyout groups Ares and Fosun, the sources close to the matter added.
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Contesting her first major singles final of the season and second at the All England Club, Kerber hardly put a foot wrong as she prevailed in 65 minutes.
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That contest is usually left to county leaders to decide, but Mr. de Blasio injected himself and ultimately prevailed in getting his preferred Council speaker, Ms. Mark-Viverito.
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Born in 1932 and raised in Minneapolis, Ms. Spencer rejected the wife-and-mother path that prevailed in the American midcentury and instead made a career for herself.
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In Maryland, Mr. Jealous prevailed in a tough primary for the right to face Mr. Hogan, whose economic agenda he says leaves behind the middle and lower classes.
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The 153-foot-215-inch Isner and the 220-foot-230 Anderson dueled for 6 hours 36 minutes until Anderson finally prevailed in a 50-game fifth set.
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Senator Doug Jones, the Democrat who prevailed in last year's special election in Alabama, set up "texting banks" that sent 1.4 million texts to voters during that race.
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The game went back and forth, and just like in the series-clinching Game 226 of the finals at Oracle Arena, the Raptors prevailed in the final minutes.
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The swamp's old guard prevailed: In late April, as Puerto Rican officials were begging Congress for more federal funding, Trump publicly dismissed their cause in his trademark fashion.
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After the Communists prevailed in 1949 in China's civil war, he served as a vice minister of education and as Communist Party secretary of the Ministry of Culture.
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The show of force stands in stark contrast from the relatively easy-going atmosphere that prevailed in the late 1960's, when Miami hosted its first Super Bowls.
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However, party discipline prevailed in the Senate vote, where Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte's administration has a particularly slender majority, and the government won the motion by 156-118.
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The estate of the famed singer Prince on Monday prevailed in a copyright infringement case against a fan who posted unauthorized concert videos on Google LLC's YouTube platform.
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The Warriors prevailed in the finale of the best-of-seven series despite playing without their leading scorer this postseason, Kevin Durant, sidelined due to a calf injury.
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"There is a big relief in the engineering industry that the pro-European camp has prevailed in France," said Carl Martin Welcker, president of the VDMA engineering association.
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This was no Maidan: disappointment prevailed in Ukrainian society, and most people had retreated into their private lives, leaving only the most committed and politically engaged to protest.
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Harrison has prevailed in South Carolina politics for years on his reputation as a nice guy and a political philosophy that believes in the practical over the ideological.
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Led by Getzlaf and Corey Perry, holdovers from Anaheim's 2007 Stanley Cup win, the Ducks were a poised team that prevailed in the big moments of the series.
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Though Republicans have prevailed in the special elections held to fill posts vacated lawmakers who have joined the administration, they have caused a collective headache for the party.
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China has previously prevailed in WTO dispute settlement against the United States in a successful challenge to restrictions on steel imports imposed under President George W. Bush in 2003.
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"This quasar's brightness and its great distance make it a unique tool to study the conditions and processes that prevailed in the first galaxies in the Universe," Carilli said.
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While one user wrote that he felt "justice prevailed in the face of Obama's lawless regime," others, including writer and activist Shaun King, felt the verdict represented anything but.
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Allen's blast was the big blow as the American League Central-leading Indians prevailed in the opener of a four-game set against the AL East-leading Red Sox.
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The documentary, "Running With Beto," chronicles his surprisingly competitive challenge against Cruz, who ultimately prevailed in the 2018 midterms by just a few percentage points in deep-red Texas.
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Also on Saturday, Republicans Mike Johnson, a state representative, and Clay Higgins prevailed in Congressional runoffs, replacing representatives who made unsuccessful bids for the Senate seat won by Kennedy.
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The French president appeared to have prevailed in a struggle with his prime minister and others who wanted to take the chance to shift the government to the left.
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Chess was initially outlawed by Iranian Revolution which prevailed in 1979; however in 1988, Ayatollah Khomeini said it was permissible as long as it is not combined with gambling.
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Apollo has prevailed in an auction for West Corp, although negotiations will continue for days and they could still end without a deal having been agreed, the sources said.
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Mast will now face off against Baer, a former Obama State Department official who prevailed in the Democratic primary on Tuesday over attorney and U.S. Navy veteran Pam Keith.
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Even so, the Committee continues to anticipate that the longer-run neutral level of the federal funds rate is likely to remain below levels that prevailed in previous decades.
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But while Barty won their most recent match, in Fed Cup in February, Keys prevailed in their previous meeting on clay in the first round here two years ago.
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Instead, it was a haphazard alliance of convenience between individual militiamen — a kind of attack made possible by the total chaos that prevailed in Benghazi after Qaddafi was toppled.
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Mr. Francisco's brief was nominally on behalf of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which had charged the funeral home with employment discrimination and had prevailed in the lower courts.
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The "sunshiners" say Moon has prevailed in his efforts because the North's Kim Jong Un is a more confident leader, more keen to meet international standards, than his father.
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Blackstone has so far prevailed in the auction for Acrisure, though negotiations with the company's owner, buyout firm Genstar Capital LLC, are still continuing, the people said this week.
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Royals (ss) 7, White Sox 6 Bubba Starling had two hits, including his second spring home run, and scored three times as host Kansas City prevailed in Surprise, Ariz.
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But for nearly three years, environmental groups, Native American tribes and Democratic attorneys general have often prevailed in their legal challenges against the Trump administration's energy and environmental agenda.
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Republicans led, sometimes comfortably, in tossup districts where Republican presidential nominees prevailed in both 2012 and 343, like Virginia's Second District, Michigan's Eighth, North Carolina's Ninth and Ohio's First.
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The wild card is independent candidate Joseph Trillo, who is positioning himself as the Trumpiest candidate in a state where Donald Trump easily prevailed in the 2016 GOP primary.
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One. The Giants prevailed in the Super Bowl back in 220, distant enough for that Eldorado to be sold for parts by now at some chop shop in Queens.
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey prevailed in Tuesday's West Virginia Senate Republican primary election, holding off coal boss Don Blankenship and averting a disaster for the DC establishment.
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The vast majority of candidates preferred by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee — the Democrats the party felt were best equipped to win in battleground districts — prevailed in primaries this year.
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Privately held Ferrero prevailed in an auction process over U.S. rival Hershey Co and private equity group Rhone Capital and was set to sign off on a deal on Sunday.
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While record-low interest rates have prevailed in the euro zone for the past 20.8937 years, rates in Mexico stand at 8.25%, the highest since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Forces loyal to eastern-based commander Khalifa Haftar prevailed in Benghazi's conflict after protracted urban battles against Islamists and other opponents that left parts of the port city in ruins.
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Wawrinka has beaten Simon four times in seven meetings but the Frenchman prevailed in straight sets the last time they played each other on the hardcourts of Shanghai in 63.
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While record-low interest rates have prevailed in the euro zone for the past 10 years, rates in Mexico stand at 8.25%, the highest since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Apollo has prevailed in auction for Fresh Market with a cash offer of $28.50 per share, and is now finalizing the terms of the deal, one of the people added.
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With both players holding serve, the set went to a tiebreak, where Federer prevailed in front of a sun-baked crowd of 16,000 that included Rod Laver and Bill Gates.
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Having prevailed in the broader electorate, the President's party faces a low tide of voters — decimated of the President's followers, due to his absence from the ballot — two years later.
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Or, if a tenant went to housing court, her name could permanently end up on a tenant-screening database known as the tenant blacklist, even if she prevailed in court.
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Veterans Max Rose and Jason Crow both garnered more than 60 percent of the vote as they prevailed in primaries for New York's 11th District and Colorado's 20163th District, respectively.
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Denny Hamlin prevailed in a four-lap dash to the checkered flag in the wreck-filled Sprint Cup race at newly paved Watkins Glen International in central New York State.
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Kerber eventually prevailed in a tiebreak, but Halep came out all guns blazing in the second, firing baseline bullets at her opponent, who tried to cling on against the onslaught.
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Blackstone has prevailed in an auction for Ascend Learning, and is now negotiating terms with its majority owner, private equity firm Providence Equity Partners LLC, the sources said on Thursday.
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He prevailed in North Dakota, but the race was a so-called firehouse caucus — a party-run primary where voters cast traditional ballots at a small number of locations statewide.
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Kathy Hochul, the lieutenant governor of New York, prevailed in the Democratic primary on Thursday, beating back a spirited challenge from Jumaane Williams, a three-term New York City councilman.
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Before Major and John Ridge signed the treaty to hand over tribal land, they were instrumental in a rare case where Native Americans prevailed in the Supreme Court: Worcester v.
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Asked about a specific date that June, Mr. Trump noted that he had prevailed in Republican nomination contests in California, New Jersey, New Mexico, Montana and South Dakota that day.
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Mr. Evers, the Wisconsin schools superintendent who was the best-known and best-funded candidate in the Democratic primary for governor, prevailed in a crowded field of seven other entrants.
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Though only 166 pages, it strives to do a lot in a short space, aiming to overthrow views about logic and metaphysics that have prevailed in philosophy for a century.
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The rats were exposed to radiation at a frequency of 900 megahertz — typical of the second generation of cellphones that prevailed in the 1990s, when the study was first conceived.
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And Ms. Scanlon prevailed in a Democratic primary field that included five other women — the largest number of female Democrats in any congressional primary race in the nation this year.
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There were still some who in that bitterness believe that we somehow could have prevailed in Vietnam if we had more aggressively entered the war, fought it with more determination.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Defending champion Karolina Pliskova prevailed in a three-set tug-of-war with Madison Keys to become the first three-time winner at the Brisbane International on Sunday.
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And on Wednesday, bond markets sent one signal loud and clear: The Trump years are likely to feature higher inflation and higher interest rates than have prevailed in recent years.
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The Belgian, ranked 11th in the world, prevailed in two hours and 44 minutes of hard-fought tennis, sealing victory with a big serve that the defending champion returned long.
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The fact that a particular vice prevailed in a person's place and time becomes an excuse for stripping recognition from people whose lives contradict the propaganda of those in power.
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House Democrats prevailed in securing historic investments in Head Start and record funding for NIH research, and in increasing investments in national priorities like the 2020 Census and election security.
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But they also prevailed in extracting additional changes from the conference committee, including the repeal of a corporate alternative minimum tax that had been included, unexpectedly, in the Senate bill.
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Touting recent technological advancements, Trump forecast that "very soon we're going to Mars" — a feat that he said wouldn't have been possible had Hillary Clinton prevailed in the 2016 election.
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The center says it has prevailed in 15 campaigns against restaurant companies, winning more than $10 million for workers in cases involving back wages, sexual harassment and stolen tips and wages.
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Still, Roby prevailed in the 2nd congressional district over Bright, a former mayor of Montgomery, owing largely to her support for Trump&aposs agenda and her rival&aposs inconsistent political affiliation.
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With the home team having prevailed in a pair of indoor pitchers' duels, the scene shifts to hitter-friendly Denver for Game 13 in the best-of-5 series on Sunday.
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Gawker Media declared bankruptcy in 2016 after a lawsuit bankrolled by Silicon Tech billionaire Peter Thiel prevailed in its invasion of privacy case over the publication of Hulk Hogan's sex tape.
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"We believe we would have prevailed in litigation, and are disappointed by the decision by Edgewell's board not to see this process to its conclusion," they said in a joint statement.
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On February 2000nd the government largely prevailed in a case in the Supreme Court, allowing it to set tough income requirements on those who want a loved one to join them.
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The ARB prevailed in Sacramento Superior Court in 2013 after successfully arguing that it was given broad authority to design a program to meet emissions targets, including the sale of permits.
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Icahn recently prevailed in a bid to acquire Pep Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack, which has about 800 auto service and tire centers or super centers in 35 states and Puerto Rico.
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Sushi restaurateur Kiyoshi Kimura has prevailed in most of the recent new year auctions, and he did so again this year in the bidding for a 200-kilogram (220-pound) tuna.
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A new book by David Wootton, a British historian of ideas, argues that the second interpretation has prevailed in the West, and that it has permeated every aspect of our lives.
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Even if America prevailed in Europe, as it has in Australia and Japan, Ericsson and Nokia are unlikely to win back much of the market they have lost in recent years.
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Sushi restaurateur Kiyoshi Kimura has prevailed in most of the recent new year auctions, and he did so again this year in the bidding for a 22013-kilogram (22-pound) tuna.
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Hamilton also recognised Ferrari were quick when he spoke to reporters earlier in the week but said that was the case in testing last year and Mercedes prevailed in the end.
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President Obama prevailed in a major campaign to prevent Congress from rejecting the agreement, and for better or worse, the Iran nuclear deal will occupy a central component of his legacy.
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This result stands in stark contrast to the last two midterm elections (2014 and 2010), where Republicans prevailed in the national House vote by about 4.6 and 5.5 million votes, respectively.
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Mr. Creuzot played an integral role in the bipartisan criminal justice reform movement that prevailed in Texas in 2007, when conservative lawmakers balked at spending $2 billion to build more prisons.
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Her average first- and second-serve speeds were superior to Williams's on Saturday, and she tried and failed to serve for the opening set before Williams eventually prevailed in a tiebreaker.
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He prevailed in 22020 primaries and caucuses — compared with 34 for her — including wins in New Hampshire, Michigan and Wisconsin, while struggling in major battlegrounds like Florida, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Juan Cruz Díaz, an analyst in Buenos Aires, said the size and intensity of the demonstrations had reminded him of the movement to legalize same-sex marriage, which prevailed in 2010.
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The next chapter in his life could stand for many others who had prevailed in that war, and what American intelligence agencies call "blowback," the lethal aftereffects of making such alliances.
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Those numbers are strikingly close to the popular vote results from 2016, when Mr. Trump trailed Hillary Clinton 46 percent to 48 percent even as he prevailed in the Electoral College.
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Australian Open: Novak Djokovic prevailed in five sets against Dominic Thiem on Sunday to claim his 17th Grand Slam singles title and take the No. 1 ranking back from Rafael Nadal.
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The team also made the right calls on navigational control systems for the challenging AC50 foiling catamarans and on which foils to use in the light winds that prevailed in Bermuda.
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Giorgi, 43, could not cope with Williams' powerful serve as the 24-times Grand Slam winner prevailed in blustery conditions, stretching her unbeaten run against her Italian opponent to five matches.
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PESARO, Italy (Reuters) - Australian Caleb Ewan claimed a second career win on the Giro d'Italia when he prevailed in the eighth stage, a 239-km ride from Tortorelo Lido on Saturday.
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Now the conditions that prevailed in Iraq — blind ideology, contempt for expertise, effective absence of any enforcement of ethics rules — have come to America, but in a far more acute form.
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This was antithetical to the "grab any open bin on the way to your seat" ethos that has prevailed in all my years of traveling, but I did not get involved.
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But in his order, Judge Bunning rejected the magistrate's recommendations, finding instead that the couples who had sued Ms. Davis had "prevailed" in the case, which entitled them to lawyers' fees.
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On a practical level, even though Trump lost the early rounds on all these disputes, he has nonetheless prevailed in running the clock and fighting subpoenas that were issued months ago.
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But Google has prevailed in previous rounds, bolstered by courts that agreed its use of Java code in its Android smartphone operating system is permissible under the U.S. government's "fair use" laws.
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I'm confident that the initial statement was constructed with human resources and legal having heavier hands in the decision as to what would be said than what prevailed [in the later statement].
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Burrow prevailed in a shootout against Kyle Trask, a redshirt junior making his first career start in place of Feleipe Franks, who suffered a season-ending ankle injury against Kentucky last month.
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But Zverev held his nerve to force a tiebreak, which he won comfortably and eventually prevailed in the final set to book his first trip to the last 75 of the tournament.
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Political outsider Nayib Bukele was elected in February as El Salvador's next president, bringing an end to a two-party system that has prevailed in the violence-plagued country for three decades.
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The first full day of the cease-fire passed on Tuesday with no notable violations, but an atmosphere of deep mistrust prevailed in Syria's war-ravaged areas, residents and monitoring groups reported.
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Raisman rose to the podium alongside compatriot and gold medal winner Simone Biles and bronze medalist Aliya Mustafina, the Russian rival that had prevailed in the tiebreak for the bronze in London.
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His focus was on so-called "evidence-based treatment," in which professionals took a scientific approach to treatment in contrast to the punitive and moralistic approach that prevailed in the early days.
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At that time, serfdom still prevailed in Russia, which is to say that the nobility not only owned the villages on their land, they also owned the peasants who lived in them.
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Democrats are likely banking on the big swings they've seen in places like Wisconsin and elsewhere, where Democratic candidates have prevailed in recent special elections in areas that Trump had won significantly.
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New York University has prevailed in a lawsuit that accused it of failing to properly oversee employee retirement plans and causing thousands of workers to pay millions of dollars in excess fees.
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John F. Kennedy prevailed in 1960 because of his performance in primaries, where he overcame concerns of party leaders that maybe he was too young, not ready and unelectable as a Catholic.
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If Kennedy were to retire in 2628, President Trump would have likely prevailed in appointing a hard-right nominee and, in so doing, flipping the outcome in a host of important cases.
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Labor activists say many of its factories have improved from the blatant sweatshops that prevailed in the 1990s, prompting companies like Nike to impose monitoring and compliance standards on suppliers in Vietnam.
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ANTERSELVA, Italy (Reuters) - Frenchman Nans Peters claimed the biggest win of his career when he prevailed in the 17th stage of the Giro d'Italia, a 181-km ride from Commezzadura on Wednesday.
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In practical terms, this means that the Fed will not need to raise the federal funds rate, the interest rate it influences, to anything near the 5.25 percent that prevailed in 2007.
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That suggests that the "most conservative and unmovable" sector of the Cuban elite prevailed in the debate over the text, wrote Rafael Rojas, a Cuban historian at Cide, a Mexico City university.
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Manager Terry Francona noted Tuesday that his team seemed to thrive when the stadium was full, as it was Tuesday, when the Indians prevailed in extra innings against the Chicago White Sox.
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Kansas State also prevailed in its Big 12/SEC Challenge matchup over the weekend, getting only its third win in its last nine outings following a 69-64 home result over Ole Miss.
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The conservative backlash in part reflects how the right views tech giants like Apple and Google, which thanks to the tribunal have prevailed in hundreds of disputes with patent owners seeking hefty compensation.
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That was as good as it got for the Croatian, however, as Del Potro upped the pace and prevailed in the last two sets, with an exuberant Maradona pumping his fists in delight.
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Tampering with those sites wouldn't affect the official statewide totals but could set off widespread confusion about who really won the primary, similar to the feuding among Democrats about who prevailed in Iowa.
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It was a stark change from the certainty that prevailed in the fourth quarter of 2017, when fiscal and monetary policy and tax reform legislation all provided a level of clarity, Eappen said.
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Pfizer has so far prevailed in the auction for Medivation and could announce a deal as early as Monday, although the negotiations still could fall apart at the last minute, the people said.
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Netflix (NFLX) has prevailed in a bidding war against Amazon (AMZN) and Disney (DIS), enticing "Game of Thrones" creators, David Benioff and Dan Weiss, to sign a multi-year film and TV deal.
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The main index added 0.8% as weakness prevailed in sterling, helping the exporter-heavy FTSE 100 outperform the broader European market, which lagged after the European Central Bank did not cut interest rates.
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The unparalleled dive enabled Dressel to establish an early lead, and he prevailed in 49.66 seconds, the second fastest time ever, behind only his own world record of 49.50 set the previous night.
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Wicker easily prevailed in his primary and enters the race favored to win against either Democrats Howard Sherman or David Baria, who will fight it out in a runoff election later this year.
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He won in four of Nigeria's 36 states - two in the southwest, and one each in the east and central parts of the country, INEC said, while Atiku prevailed in the capital Abuja.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Tuesday that calm has prevailed in Syria's eastern Ghouta since midnight, as a five-hour truce called by Russia started at 9 a.m.
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The Hawkeyes have prevailed in each of their 13 home outings this season, however, and can pull even with Indiana by capturing their 17th consecutive victory at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in this contest.
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In its discussions with the union, G.M. prevailed in its determination to close the Lordstown plant, but it pledged to build a battery factory that would create about 1,000 jobs in the area.
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Although the newspaper could not determine who had prevailed in the vast majority of the cases, it did find Mr. Trump the clear winner in 450 suits and the clear loser in 38.
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Though he has expressed admiration for the statist economic model that prevailed in Mexico before the 1980s, it is not clear how far he will try to steer the country to the left.
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In the past several years, the SEC has prevailed in almost every suit in which defendants tried to block administrative proceedings by suing for an injunction in federal court on due process grounds.
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In the end, hobbits saved his fantasy world from destruction in "Lord of the Rings," just as the allies prevailed in World War I. Your Morning Briefing is published weekdays at 6 a.m.
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One night after blowing out the Colorado Rockies to move into first place, the Dodgers prevailed in 10 innings, 3-2, when Chris Taylor homered into the left-field pavilion off Adam Ottavino.
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The Astros prevailed in seven games, taking all four at Minute Maid Park, where they stole catchers' signs off a television monitor and banged a trash can to relay pitches to their hitters.
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Sports Briefing A former Penn State assistant coach's legal fees will be paid after he prevailed in a whistle-blower claim over his treatment by the university after Jerry Sandusky's child molestation arrest.
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Brown's previous book, "The Reaper's Garden: Death and Power in the World of Atlantic Slavery," described the miserable conditions that prevailed in Jamaica after the British seized control from the Spanish, in 1655.
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Lawson, a sophomore guard, scored 20 or more points for the fifth time this season as the Gamecocks (7-313) prevailed in a sloppy affair in which the teams combined for 43 turnovers.
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The California Medical Association and California Dental Association proposed the statewide tax on soda and other sugary beverages after the beverage industry prevailed in its efforts to defeat new new local soda taxes.
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The Democratic victory was tempered, however, after Republicans prevailed in adding a provision that would require the F.B.I. to alert Immigration and Customs Enforcement if an undocumented immigrant tried to obtain a firearm.
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Ratings agency Moody's Investors Service said on Wednesday it likely would downgrade Occidental if it prevailed in the takeover, noting the deal would add $46 billion of debt before any sale of assets.
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The wait-and-let's-see-what-the-justice-system-does approach that prevailed in 17-year-old Trayvon Martin's 2012 shooting death, where wannabe cop George Zimmerman got off scot-free, was over.
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In postseason rematches, teams that prevailed in the regular season (either 1-0 or 93-0 versus the opponent) are 58-44 in the postseason, and Denver beat New England in the regular season.
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Federer, who has lost only two of 34 matches this year, will next play Spain's David Ferrer who prevailed in a three-setter against American Jack Sock 7-6(7) 3-6 6-1.
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"Apple is disappointed the Beijing Higher People's Court chose to allow Xintong to use the IPHONE mark for leather goods when we have prevailed in several other cases against Xintong," the Apple statement said.
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The Broncos beat the Patriots during the regular season; in postseason rematches, teams that prevailed in the regular season (either 1-103 or 2-0 versus the opponent) are 59-44 in the postseason.
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The Justice Department is not likely to be put off by the loss, said Amy Ray of the law firm Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP, noting it had prevailed in stopping other mergers between rivals.
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American leaders and elites — the "wise men," as they were known for decades; "the blob," as they would be called less generously today — consciously rejected the isolationist attitudes that had prevailed in the 21945s.
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NIMES, France (Reuters) - Australia's Caleb Ewan claimed his second victory in this year's Tour de France when he prevailed in a bunch sprint at the end of a crash-hit 16th stage on Tuesday.
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Data showed U.S. economic growth accelerated in the first quarter but the export and inventory boost to activity masked weakness in domestic demand, some of which appears to have prevailed in the current quarter.
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Data showed, U.S. economic growth accelerated in the first quarter, but the export and inventory boost to activity masked weakness in domestic demand, some of which appears to have prevailed in the current quarter.
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Continuing a winning streak for the portrayal of a young mother held captive with her son in "Room", Brie Larson prevailed in the leading actress category and is also favoured to win the Oscar.
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Had Comey not ultimately prevailed in that dispute, he would, by his own telling, have led an exodus of senior Justice Department officials from the Bush administration, in the middle of an election year.
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The families of Ms. Simpson and Mr. Goldman prevailed in a lawsuit against Mr. Simpson in 1997, when a jury found him responsible for the deaths and awarded the plaintiffs $33.5 million in damages.
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Last year, the agency and Idaho's attorney general prevailed in a case against St. Luke's Health System in Boise for buying the state's largest independent multispecialty group because it would control too many doctors.
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The Mensheviks, led by Julius Martov, were the more "establishment" faces of socialism; the Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, were the more radical sect and ultimately prevailed, in terms of controlling post-revolution Russia.
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VERONA, Italy (Reuters) - Richard Carapaz rode a perfect race to fulfill his immense potential and become the first Ecuadorian rider to win a grand tour when he prevailed in the Giro d'Italia on Sunday.
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Thiem won in the 2017 quarterfinals, and Djokovic prevailed in the 23 semifinals on his way to winning all four Grand Slam titles in a row — a feat he seeks to repeat this weekend.
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The broad index has tumbled more than 4 percent in May, after negotiations between the United States and China suddenly faltered, shattering the calm that prevailed in markets since the start of the year.
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It reached conflicting conclusions and reconciled them over time, incorporating new projections and evolving realities, leaving its members to correct for the winds that prevailed in specific eras — and to choose their own destinations.
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Led by Chief Justice John Roberts and joined by President Donald Trump appointee Justice Neil Gorsuch, the five have already prevailed in recent ideologically charged cases regarding prisoners' civil rights and immigrants in custody.
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Novak Djokovic Outlasts Roger Federer to Stay Dominant in Australia: Djokovic prevailed in straight sets, extending his lead in head-to-head matches with Federer, to earn a place in the Australian Open final.
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Devils 4, Senators 3 (SO) Kyle Palmieri scored the tying goal late in the third period, and New Jersey prevailed in a shootout to snap a three-game skid with a victory at Ottawa.
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He watched the weekend of the British Open, where Henrik Stenson prevailed in a high-quality duel with Phil Mickelson, because he is close to Mickelson and his caddie, Jim Mackay, known as Bones.
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Many of the 55 seats Republicans plan to target next year are held by freshman Democratic lawmakers who captured a previously Republican-held seat last year or prevailed in districts Trump won in 2016.
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Fact Check After a Democrat prevailed in a special Senate election in Alabama, a ruby-red Republican state, President Trump offered on Wednesday a truncated and misleading account of his role in the race.
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Among scholars here, the unforgiving attitude toward Chiang that prevailed in the early years of Communist rule has softened, and now, credit is given to his troops for helping to keep the Japanese at bay.
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Xiwang, which is controlled by Chinese Communist Party insider Wang Yong, has so far prevailed in an auction for Iovate and is negotiating a price of more than $700 million, the people said this week.
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Despite the deadlock at the Iran meeting, calm has largely prevailed in northwest Syria this week following a wave of air strikes which killed several dozen people and generated speculation of an imminent ground offensive.
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His opposite number in what is likely to be a nasty battle will be Bryan Steil, a lawyer, who prevailed in the Republican primary over Paul Nehlen, who is best described as a white nationalist.
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Although Scalia prevailed in many areas, thanks in part to the court's conservative majority during his tenure, he also was known for his colorful and angry dissents, often read with theatrical flair in the courtroom.
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He was tall and thin and wore tight T-shirts, a uniquely gay aesthetic that prevailed in the 90s and early aughts as seen on Will & Grace and, later, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.
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The big-hitting Giorgi, on the comeback trail after wrist and ankle injuries, prevailed in an opening tie break, then dominated the 17-year-old in the second set, winning five games in a row.
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The Warriors prevailed in two of the first three season-ending head-to-heads, claiming the 2015 and 2017 titles 4-2 and 603-1, respectively, to sandwich the Cavaliers' 4-3 shocker in 2016.
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There are plenty of reasons for both sides to attack the agreement, but those above pieces are, more than anything, what prevailed in the urgent sprint of talks that transpired over the past two weeks.
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You can watch "Watergate" relishing the craziness of a bygone era and marveling at the styles of elocution, barbering and haberdashery that prevailed in that mad time, but the gravity of the tale is inescapable.
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After a few months, the insurer refused to pay for further care, and the couple challenged the denial through several levels of appeal until they finally prevailed in a hearing before an administrative law judge.
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Mr. Johnson will face Representative Tim Walz, the southwestern Minnesota lawmaker who prevailed in the hard-fought Democratic primary after disavowing his past ties to the National Rifle Association to accommodate his party's shift left.
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The lawlessness that prevailed in the first days after the storms — when some people moved from scavenging food for survival to pillaging appliances, jewelry and cellphones — shattered the image many residents had of their island.
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But the Sanders wing prevailed in getting a $15 minimum wage included in the platform after the draft version's language said Americans "should" earn at least $15 an hour but made no commitment to action.
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In 21995, plaintiffs prevailed in only 35 percent of the civil cases in federal court that ended in any kind of judicial determination, including dismissal, summary judgment, default judgment or judgment after a jury verdict.
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Along with winning solid majorities in the House and Senate in the 1888 election, Republican nominee Benjamin Harrison had prevailed in the Electoral College (233 of 401 votes, or 58 percent) and won the presidency.
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When private collectors and public museums acquire works of art, these acquisitions are being made in a very different cultural climate from that which prevailed in the late 19003th century, let alone the late 19th.
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So far, American men have always prevailed in that process, in accordance with the gentlemen's agreement under which the head of the IMF is always European and the head of the World Bank is always American.
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ISTANBUL, April 17 (Reuters) - Interest rates are a 'sickness' and must be lowered, an adviser to Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday, hours after 'Yes' voters prevailed in a referendum granting the resident sweeping powers.
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"The top grossing films each week accounted for 33% of total box office in both 2015 and 2016, almost twice the average of 18% that prevailed in 2011-13," according to some grim analysis on Variety.
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How Boris Johnson must have wished that similar attitudes prevailed in Britain when an argument with his girlfriend became front-page news on June 21st, after the police were called to her flat in south London.
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At the end of the 190-km flat ride from Arnhem, Kittel prevailed in the bunch sprint after the last breakaway rider, Giacomo Berlato, was caught by the peloton less than 10 kilometers from the finish.
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Marriott International CEO Arne Sorenson said Friday he's pleased the hospitality giant prevailed in its quest to acquire Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, but he would have liked to have paid $1 billion less for the property.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Canada's Tyler Mislawchuk prevailed in a 'battle of nutrition' in sticky, humid conditions on Friday to win Tokyo's International Triathlon Union (ITU) Olympic qualifying race, which also doubled as a Tokyo 2020 test event.
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Dana Balter, running on Medicare-for-all and universal pre-K, prevailed in the New York 24th District — 87 percent white, central New York — over Juanita Perez Williams, the establishment's handpicked choice in the Democratic primary.
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In 2017 he prevailed in the case known as "Oberg III," in which federal courts stripped a student loan servicer of sovereign immunity, opening the way for borrower lawsuits in the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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LONDON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Kenya's Geoffrey Kipkorir Kirui prevailed in a compelling east African duel with Ethiopian Tamirat Tola on the streets of London to win the men's marathon at the World Athletics Championships on Sunday.
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Serbia was competing for the first time for an Olympic medal and had beaten China in the preliminary round, but the Asian powerhouse prevailed in the final by 255-25 25-17 25-22 25-193.
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Though visibly and vocally frustrated by conditions and her own play, Williams prevailed in straight sets against 105th-ranked Arantxa Rus, 7-5, 6-33, in her first match at the All England Club since 2016.
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"The community put the line in the sand: no luxury condominiums," said Councilwoman Laurie A. Cumbo, who prevailed in a tough re-election fight in the Democratic primary in which the project was a central issue.
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But four party insiders — two retired officials, a party newspaper editor and a businessman with family links to the leadership — told The New York Times that Mr. Xi prevailed in January, essentially confirming the official timeline.
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After the FTC prevailed in a 503-day trial in federal court in San Francisco in May, FTC lawyers were taken aback when Justice Department lawyers sided with Qualcomm in the appeal phase of the litigation.
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Most convincing to some Democrats may be the off-year elections this month in Kentucky and Louisiana, where moderate-to-conservative Democrats prevailed in governors' races that President Trump worked strenuously to win for his party.
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If anything, Friday's report portrays an economy gradually returning to a more normal trajectory, while so far avoiding the bubblelike excesses that prevailed in the late 1990s and just before the Great Recession in December 2007.
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" Mr. Bannon goes on: "Force them to understand that the liberal nonsense that prevailed in the Cold War is now making us weak and vulnerable in the face of a world saturated with terrorists and immigrants.
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Though Mr. Trump prevailed in the Electoral College, he did so thanks to the slimmest of margins in three states — Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — and he lost the popular vote nationally by nearly three million votes.
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Trump won 46 percent of the national popular vote in last year's election, 2 percentage points behind Democrat Hillary Clinton, but prevailed in the Electoral College state-by-state tally needed to win the White House.
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"If that had been true, surely they would have brought those issues up and prevailed in pretrial hearings on the voluntariness of their statements, as well as in their lawsuit against the city," Ms. Fairstein wrote.
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Federer broke quickly in the second set and did not allow Goffin back into the match, becoming become the oldest tour-level champion since a 43-year-old Ken Rosewall prevailed in Hong Kong in 1977.
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Apple's perspective: The company says it has prevailed in the cases where it has gotten to fully make its case, maintaining it wasn't able to do so in the Germany and China cases where injunctions were issued.
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The ISI Hedge Fund Exposure gauge shows something similar – hedgies have ramped their allocation to stocks to levels that prevailed in early and mid-2015, from which little headway was made and some significant choppiness subsequently arrived.
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The CFPB has prevailed in many cases involving add-on products in the past and the industry will be watching to see if Mulvaney is pulling back from such cases, said Christopher Peterson, a former CFPB attorney.
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"It is likely that titanosaurs were not able to enter Australia until approximately 105 million years ago, because cool (but not freezing) conditions prevailed in Antarctica from approximately 120 (million to) 105 million years ago," Poropat said.
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In fact, San Antonio had prevailed in 23 of its previous 26 visits to Oakland before falling behind by seven in the fifth minute of the game and by as many as 19 in the second period.
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AlphaGo prevailed in a gripping battle that saw Lee resign after hanging on in the final period of byo-yomi ("second-reading" in Japanese) overtime, which gave him fewer than 60 seconds to carry out each move.
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She also won them in Nevada, and though Sanders reportedly "won" the Hispanic vote there, according to entrance polling, those numbers have been widely questioned because Clinton prevailed in the most heavily Hispanic areas of the state.
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The result, according to retired Army Colonel Mike Lwin, who served as the top military adviser to Pentagon leaders on information operations from 22002 to 2018, was that a cautious approach to information warfare prevailed in Washington.
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AMIENS, France (Reuters) - Dylan Groenewegen snatched his second win in a row on the Tour de France when he prevailed in awe-inspiring fashion in a bunch sprint at the end of the eighth stage on Saturday.
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Mr. Crowley prevailed in most working-class corners of the district, including the district's Hispanic and African-American enclaves; he beat Ms. Ocasio-Cortez by more than 25 points in her own Parkchester section of the Bronx.
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Mr. Kelly, they said, prevailed in easing out General McMaster but failed to prevent Mr. Trump from hiring Mr. Bolton, whom they said Mr. Kelly fears will behave like a cabinet official rather than a staff member.
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Republicans prevailed in Ohio by wielding a set of divisive issues — including gun rights, immigration restriction and taxes — that mobilized just enough voters on their side, particularly in the exurban and more rural reaches of the district.
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LeBron James had 33 points, 14 assists and nine rebounds as the Cleveland Cavaliers prevailed in Tyronn Lue's return as coach with a 119-115 victory over the visiting Washington Wizards on Thursday at Quicken Loans Arena.
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The unseeded Anisimova, the first player born in the 2000s to reach the last eight at a Grand Slam, can become the first teenager to lift the trophy here since Iva Majoli of Croatia prevailed in 1997.
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The letter of the law has prevailed in such a way that requires Kesha to continue working with her alleged abuser without reprieve, and has yet to place any burden on Dr. Luke or Sony regarding Kesha's wellbeing.
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Netflix has prevailed in a bidding war against Amazon and Disney, enticing "Game of Thrones" creators, David Benioff and Dan Weiss, to sign a multi-year film and TV deal, according to a statement from the streaming giant.
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"To his kind of judge, Cruz ironically wouldn't be eligible, because the legal principles that prevailed in the 1780s and 90s required that someone actually be born on U.S. soil to be a 'natural born' citizen," Tribe wrote.
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The booksellers' travails feed into the climate of tetchy disgruntlement that has prevailed in Hong Kong since the failure of the big street protests of the "Umbrella" movement in 2014 to prompt China to allow democratic reform there.
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"It was ... very obvious to me when I visited northern Rakhine that it was just a matter of time before terrorism would spring up from the situation of discrimination or poverty that prevailed in that area," he said.
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As appalling as this law seems today, Mr. McLaurin had to fight hard to vindicate his rights, and his case ultimately paved the way for the complete desegregation of schools when he prevailed in United States Supreme Court.
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Ultimately, Djokovic's unyielding intensity and athleticism prevailed in the face of Federer's beautiful, hypnotic, flowing strokes as the two preternaturally gifted men toyed with their own different forms of perfection on one of the world's greatest sporting stages.
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We prevailed in a Supreme Court decision in 2007, but the Bush EPA stalled on its statutory duties and simply ran out the clock until President Obama took office in 2009 and acted on that landmark legal decision.
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We learned that Ivanka Trump and her allies in the Senate prevailed in their push to include an expanded child tax credit, at the cost of an income tax rate cut that would have directly benefited her father.
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Cases that claim opposition to gangs as a protected political opinion, the center says, have generated fewer precedent-setting decisions, making that argument a more difficult one to win in court, though it has prevailed in some cases.
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" The former French star Fabrice Santoro began his postmatch interview with Nadal on Sunday by reeling off all the years he had prevailed in Paris: "2005, 2006, 2007, 20, 228, 212, 211, 21960, 21973, 113, 211 and 212.
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OTTAWA — When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prevailed in Canada's election last year, he promised "sunny ways" and later pledged to hold his cabinet ministers to high ethical standards when it came to conflicts of interest and fund-raising.
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Business interests have largely prevailed in their resistance to efforts to modernize these workplace safety and health laws, which date from the 1970s and, over the intervening decades, have grown stale in the face of emerging hazardous technologies.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk prevailed in a jury trial on Friday over whether his tweets calling a cave expert a "pedo guy" constitute defamation, and he will not be held liable for damages, according to multiple media reports.
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Harry's Co-Founders and Chief Executive Officers Jeff Raider and Andy Katz-Mayfield said in an emailed statement that the merger with Edgewell would have benefited consumers and they believe the companies would have prevailed in the litigation.
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In addition to the drug-pricing initiative and the condoms-in-porn bill, he filed a lawsuit against Gilead Sciences, the leading manufacturer of AIDS drugs, for patent manipulation (Gilead prevailed in court; A.H.F. has filed an appeal).
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It was Osaka's third consecutive three-setter in the tournament and the former world number one eventually prevailed in two hours to reach the semi-finals for the second year in a row at the Pat Rafter Arena.
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A similar focus prevailed in Nevada, where the bill was passed only after legislators changed it to clarify its intent — that the law would apply only to mental health providers, and not to pastors or other religious counselors.
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The higher seed prevailed in six consecutive games, including Florida's 80-65 triumph over East Tennessee State, before Middle Tennessee's Blue Raiders, a year after recording one of the biggest upsets in tournament history, upended the bracket again.
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No. 11 Memphis 77, Jackson State 49 Freshman Precious Achiuwa had 17.33 points and was one rebound short of his fifth double-double as host Memphis prevailed in a meeting of two teams both known as the Tigers.
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That mentality meshed well with the rising sense of individualism and push toward self-sufficiency that prevailed in the 2000s, according to Peggy Wang, founding editor of BuzzFeed and former editorial director of the now-defunct BuzzFeed Life.
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Wozniacki ran down drop shots and prevailed in most of the rallies of more than nine shots in a 6-3, 6-4 victory that belied the extra effort now required for her to maintain her competitive edge.
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DAVOS, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Brazil is not concerned about a strong dollar as domestic factors have prevailed in local exchange markets, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said on Wednesday at a press conference during the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Two minutes later, Rashford took Henrikh Mkhitaryan's pass all alone to the right of the City penalty area and placed the ball beyond Ederson to ensure the red half of Manchester prevailed in the first derby played outside England.
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This is how George W. Bush prevailed in 2000: leading in the polls, he wound up losing the popular vote, but still won enough individual state flips—Florida most notoriously, but also New Hampshire—to eke out a victory.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth accelerated in the first quarter, the government confirmed on Thursday, but the export and inventory boost to activity masked weakness in domestic demand, some of which appears to have prevailed in the current period.
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" Eventually it prevailed in court, setting a precedent for regulating online businesses — The New York Times wrote that it "suggested that the internet is a place that, in some cases, may be beyond the reach of local government regulators.
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This included between $153 million and $59.2 million for future royalties under a 10-year license, $25 million for past royalties, plus $5 million per state if Flo & Eddie prevailed in pending cases in New York, California and Florida.
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Even though Donald Trump prevailed in the presidential election while running on a tough-on-crime platform that often criticized the Black Lives Matter movement, municipalities across the country still command space to explore alternatives in the coming years.
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Mattis prevailed in this instance, but former White House aides and other political players in Washington believe that Trump is more influenced by Fox pundits and guests than by his staff, or by the intelligence experts who brief him.
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Infantino prevailed in a campaign that stood out for its record offers of development funding to voters from FIFA's 211 member nations, defeating both Prince Ali and Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa, a member of Bahrain's royal family.
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Many potential responses to climate change — whether translocating native Joshua trees, reintroducing wolves to an island to control moose, or reinforcing eroding beaches with dredge spoil — threaten hands-off values that have prevailed in the park service for decades.
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His attempt to capture Tripoli has derailed U.N. attempts to broker an end to the chaos that has prevailed in the oil- and gas-producing North African country since the violent, NATO-backed overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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So far, Kesha (born Kesha Rose Sebert) has largely prevailed in the theater of public opinion, making an emotional performance at the 2018 Grammy Awards — surrounded by fellow women in music, all in white — and releasing two new albums.
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Baruch's aesthetic is a bold rejoinder to the more neutral, reserved interiors that have prevailed in recent years (think fiddle-leaf figs in ceramic pots nestled next to muted Eames chairs), perhaps because he is something of an outsider.
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A collaboration with the choral conductor Simon Halsey and the choreographer Annie-B Parson, it is an optimistic piece that summons the spirit which prevailed in American arts at the time when Lincoln Center was built, in the sixties.
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 did a huge amount to break up the one-party states that prevailed in most Southern states after the end of Reconstruction, states which some scholars have likened to single-party dictatorships abroad.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth accelerated in the first quarter, the government confirmed on Thursday, but the export and inventory boost to activity masked weakness in domestic demand, some of which appears to have prevailed in the current quarter.
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It was only the second set Bacsinszky had dropped during the tournament, and the 19th-seeded Swiss made sure it would be her last of the day as she prevailed in a match that stretched nearly two hours and 20153 minutes.
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In a country that was ruled by the military from 1964 to 1985, critics reacted with alarm, calling the comment inappropriate pressure at best, and at worst a veiled threat of military intervention if the former president prevailed in court.
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Despite having prevailed in the federal protest, Air Force officials are now facing tough questions by Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain about the "cost plus incentive fee" contract structure they chose for the development phase of the new bomber.
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The former health minister and foreign minister, who vowed to make universal health care his priority, won over half the votes from 189 member states in the first round and prevailed in a third-round ballot against Britain's David Nabarro.
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American Securities, a New York-based private equity firm, has prevailed in an auction for NAPA and is now trying to secure financing for the acquisition, the people said on Monday, asking not to be identified because the discussions are confidential.
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The Team Sky rider leads team mate and fellow Briton Geraint Thomas by 12 seconds with Fabio Aru, who made quite an impression when he prevailed in the first summit finish on Wednesday, in third place 14 seconds off the pace.
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INF Ryan Zimmerman came off the bench to smack a pinch-hit, 3-run home run in the ninth inning of Washington's loss to Philadelphia on Sunday, briefly tying things up before the Phillies prevailed in the bottom of the inning.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Thursday reduced by more than two-thirds the maximum sum a Swedish woman can recover after having prevailed in a jury trial against a New York financier she accused of sexual harassment and defamation.
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Pirates 6, Nationals 13 (10 innings) Pinch hitter Colin Moran hit a three-run homer in the top of the 10th off Justin Miller on an 0-2 pitch as Pittsburgh prevailed in a back-and-forth contest with Washington.
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Democrats, who won seats in districts where Trump prevailed in 2016 or that a Republican previously held, fear expensive primary challenges from the left if they oppose policies such as the Green New Deal or seek to compromise with Trump.
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"Apple is disappointed the Beijing Higher People's Court chose to allow Xintong to use the iPhone mark for leather goods when we have prevailed in several other cases against Xintong," the Silicon Valley company said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"After a process that has been dominated by bureaucratic infighting that has too often played out in public view, the loudest and leakiest participants in this interagency dispute have now prevailed in blocking any release of these emails," Fallon said Friday.
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A deep-value investor who made big, concentrated bets on a select number of companies and then stuck with them through their worst days, Mr. Miller embodied the active style of mutual fund investing that prevailed in the earlier era.
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Kerber and Halep last met in the quarter-finals of Wimbledon, where the German prevailed in two tight sets, but Halep has not lost a match since en route to victories at the Bucharest Open and Rogers Cup in Montreal.
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Raise a glass for Aldi — yes, Aldi, the no-frills grocery chain that bills itself as the place for cheap but high-quality house brands — which has prevailed in a trade journal that went searching for the best bottles of scotch.
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Mr. Obama's foray into the Midwest could be especially telling for him and other Democrats, as candidates like Mr. Cordray attempt to regain power for the party in states that Mr. Obama won repeatedly, but where Mr. Trump prevailed in 2016.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The leader of the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah said on Monday that the group would return its focus to fighting on behalf of Palestinians, saying it had prevailed in other regional battles against Syrian insurgents and the Islamic State.
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Looking at competitive House elections, 45 percent of Democratic candidates who supported Medicare-for-all prevailed in their race, a much lower success rate than the 72 percent of Democrats who won their race without backing single-payer health care.
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Nevertheless, the tales of the lama's sexual appetite have prevailed — in no small part because of the oral histories, in which Drukpa Kunley flouts both secular and religious sensibilities by reveling in sex and alcohol on his path to enlightenment.
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On a night when Turkey's Ramil Guliyev produced a dazzling 4.853m win worthy of the Olympic Stadium that has seen so many historic sprints, Norway's young world one-lap hurdles champion Warholm prevailed in maybe the best duel of the week.
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Christo, who sells artwork depicting his proposed projects to pay for them completely on his own, has prevailed in every court battle and is awaiting a decision by a federal appeals court that would represent a final stand by opponents.
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Council members said they had learned from a protracted court fight on Staten Island over the release of personal information related to the municipal identification card program; the city prevailed in State Supreme Court, although the decision has been appealed.
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One surprising implication is that inflation, low as it has been, is actually higher than it would be if we still had the levels of competition and margins which prevailed in the post-World War II period up until 1980.
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But it was Edwards who prevailed in the runoff, thanks to big margins and high turnout in and around the cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, in addition to the peeling off some Abraham voters in his congressional district.
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Onex has prevailed in an auction for Ferrara and is now negotiating final terms with its owner, private equity firm L Catterton, the people said on Friday, cautioning that it is still possible that negotiations break down without a deal.
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U.S. SWEEPS BOBSLED United States sleds swept gold medals in World Cup bobsled races, with Jamie Greubel Poser and Aja Evans winning the women's competition in Lake Placid, N.Y., after Steven Holcomb and Sam McGuffie prevailed in the two-man race.
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George W. Bush got fewer votes than Al Gore, and Bill Clinton prevailed in a three-way field with just 42 percent of the vote, but both were popular on their inauguration days and enjoyed a honeymoon period with the mass public.
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Although the new regulation reflects the administration's opinion about the scope of antidiscrimination law, specifically Title IX, it does not prevent a victim from suing in court — indeed, transgender plaintiffs have prevailed in numerous recent sex discrimination lawsuits involving education and workplaces.
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But a similar plan paid dividends for Mitt Romney in 2012: He prevailed in Dallas County, allowing him, despite low expectations, to remain highly competitive with Rick Santorum in Iowa, who eked out a victory, and eventually to win the Republican presidential nomination.
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On the Democratic side in Georgia, former state House Minority Leader Stacy Abrams, who prevailed in the primary, is trying to become the first African-American woman to win a U.S. gubernatorial election by appealing to the party's hard-left voter blocs.
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In Kentucky, Republican strategists breathed a sigh of relief as Amy McGrath, a Marine Corps veteran running as a progressive, prevailed in the Democratic primary by 8 points over moderate Lexington Mayor Jim Gray for the right to take on Republican Rep.
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He encouraged her to run for his seat in 2008 after vacating it due to term limits, and she ultimately prevailed in a crowded primary before winning the general election in a landslide victory that saw her take 90 percent of the votes.
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World number 15 Pouille, who won the Montpellier title last month and reached the Marseille final last week, prevailed in two hours and 19 minutes to give himself a shot at entering the top 10 for the first time in his career.
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State Attorney General Patrick Morrisey prevailed in the May 8 primary, beating Don Blankenship, a former coal baron who ran a company found to be violating federal safety regulations when a mining accident killed 433 people, and avoiding a disaster for DC Republicans.
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He's done well with working-class voters, and his promise to bring back jobs has resonated, but it's not as if he's been riding to victory amid a swooning economy, or even an economy with the high unemployment rates that prevailed in 2012.
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Both parties would take government investment to the levels that last prevailed in the late 1970s, spending about three times more on capital projects than was the norm under the governments of Margaret Thatcher and John Major in the 1980s and 33s.
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To take office, Gentiloni needed to win parliamentary votes of confidence, and while he easily prevailed in the lower house, his majority in the Senate was just 11, meaning that the MDP have the numbers to bring him down in future votes.
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The last time it happened was in the mid- to late 13s, when the Yankees were usually pretty decent but not as good as the Mets, who twice won 100 games in the regular season and, in 1986, prevailed in the World Series.
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So far this year, G.M., the nation's largest automaker, has prevailed in three injury lawsuits, including a case dismissed on Friday, in ongoing litigation to resolve hundreds of remaining claims linked to its recall of 2.6 million small cars with faulty ignition switches.
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And we need to prevail on leaders in both parties that the smart thing to do, both for the country and for their own members, is to breathe new life into the legacy of bipartisanship that once prevailed in the nation's capital.
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Tuesday's sequel on Rod Laver Arena mirrored their clash on the same court seven years ago when Nadal prevailed in five hours 22009 minutes, the longest Australian Open match at the time, before going on to beat Roger Federer in the final.
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After defending champion Schauffele had birdied the par-five 18th in the final round to tie in regulation, McIlroy prevailed in sudden death, relieved to escape with his fourth victory of the year, and the 26th of his decade-long professional career.
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While Turkey has struck PKK targets in Iraq in the past, Turkey's latest military action comes days after President Donald Trump called President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to congratulate him after he prevailed in a closely contested referendum that granted his presidency additional powers.
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When Republican health care executive Charlie Baker won the race to replace Patrick that fall, it seemed both a quintessentially Massachusetts result—a phalanx of sunny GOP technocrats have prevailed in six of the state's last eight gubernatorial elections—and a national omen.
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Tora fugu, the potentially toxic tiger puffer fish, made its first regular appearance outside Japan at Nippon in 1989, when the owner, Noboyushi Kuraoka, finally prevailed in his yearslong campaign lobbying the Japanese and American governments to allow importation of the fish.
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Whereas historians are exploring the obvious interface between various communities and cultures of the second and first millenniums B.C., Hindutva ideologues insist on a single uniform culture of the Aryans, ancestral to the Hindu, as having prevailed in the subcontinent, subsuming all others.
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And when not locked in close combat with his rivals, Biden appears to believe that their different personal styles would let Biden work more effectively with Republicans and return to the kind of brokerage-style politics that prevailed in the pre-Obama era.
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For Mr. Trump, who prevailed in 2016 as an outsider with little connection to his party's electoral apparatus, the ability to control the levers of Republican politics at the state level could make the difference in a close election or a contested primary.
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Attorney General Patrick Morrisey prevailed in the May 8 primary, beating Don Blankenship, a former coal baron who ran a company found to be violating federal safety regulations when a mining accident killed 29 people, and avoiding a disaster for DC Republicans.
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Incumbents, under intense pressure from the party to begin their campaigns, raised a record $11.6 million in the first quarter of the year and are moving quickly to protect the 31 seats they hold in districts where President Trump prevailed in 2016.
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Charles, who was groomed at a young age to take over the family's oil business, and David prevailed in a years-long feud with Frederick and William to retain control of a company that would become one of the country's largest industrial empires.
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Senator Murkowski, having achieved the wildly improbable feat of holding her seat as a write-in candidate against an opponent who had prevailed in her 2010 Republican primary, may have concluded that she has relatively little to fear from future Republican opposition.
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She smacked her head on the pavement and sustained a cut over her right eye but climbed to her feet and prevailed in 2:22:253 over Tigist Tufa of Ethiopia (2:23:03) and Florence Kiplagat of Kenya (2:23:39).
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Books like Philip K. Dick's "The Man in the High Castle" (in which the Axis powers prevailed in World War II) and Ward Moore's "Bring the Jubilee" (in which the Confederacy won the Civil War) offer intricately and extensively changed bizarro universes.
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Almost a year to the day since Zverev marked his debut in the season-ending showpiece by toppling the big-serving Croat, the 21-year-old Zverev again prevailed in a scrappy contest to take his career record over Cilic to 6-1.
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In a reflection of the deeply polarized mood that has prevailed in Britain since the 2016 referendum on the country's withdrawal from the European Union, the report of the evacuation plans for the queen was received with equal measures of worry and ridicule.
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Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert prevailed in a bankruptcy auction for the U.S. department store chain with an improved takeover bid of roughly $5.2 billion (4.04 billion pounds), allowing the 126-year-old retailer to keep its doors open, people familiar with the matter said Wednesday.
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And under new policies, if the U.S. returns to its long-term annual growth trend of 3.5 percent, which prevailed in the prior century, America's debt-to-GDP ratio could plunge to 30 or 40 percent instead of skyrocketing to 150 percent or more.
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Despite Opelka firing 26 aces to De Minaur's 14, it was the 20-year-old Australian who prevailed in the tiebreaks to advance to his sixth ATP tour final and his fourth of the year, having already won titles in Sydney, Atlanta and Zhuhai.
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Most Americans are aware that peace hasn't yet prevailed in Iraq or Afghanistan, but probably have no idea that today we have combat troops deployed in 15 countries, or that our military conducts counterterrorism training in 5.63 countries — roughly a third of the world's nations.
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If a less hospitable economic landscape had prevailed in the 1960s, it is easy to imagine that the arc of Powell's career might have been very different as a populist voice articulating an angry nativism against a backdrop of scarce jobs and depressed wages.
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"The various modes of worship, which prevailed in the Roman world, were all considered by the people, as equally true; by the philosopher, as equally false; and by the magistrate, as equally useful," the historian wrote, a neat encapsulation of different attitudes towards religion.
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Mr. Gore had contested the initial results of the Florida vote count and prevailed in the Florida state courts, but the Supreme Court had voted, 5-to-4, the day before to end the recount and effectively hand the presidency to George W. Bush.
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SEATTLE/AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump prevailed in U.S. Electoral College voting on Monday to officially win election as the next president, easily dashing a long-shot push by a small movement of detractors to try to block him from gaining the White House.
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Mr. Dowd has told associates that he believed the president when he told him he had done nothing wrong, and that he had to cooperate because he would not have prevailed in court if he fought Mr. Mueller's requests to interview witnesses or obtain documents.
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Having just distinguished himself as a hero in the Mexican-American War, the Whig Party drafted Taylor as their candidate and he prevailed in an election – the first to be held on a Tuesday nationwide – marked by a divisiveness that would be familiar today.
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Kolzig then went toe to toe with the Buffalo Sabres' Dominik Hasek in the 1998 Eastern Conference finals, outplaying the future Hall of Famer as the Caps prevailed in six games to reach the Stanley Cup finals for the only time in franchise history.
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Yes, there were flashback moments: a reflex return winner that elicited a collective gasp of surprise; a wide-eyed, in-the-moment look at what remains of Djokovic's entourage after he prevailed in an extended corner-to-corner-to-corner point in the first set.
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Rookie Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 19, Nicolo Melli had 16, rookie Jaxson Hayes had 10 points and 133 rebounds and E'Twaun Moore added 10 points as the Pelicans prevailed in a meeting of two young teams with the worst records in the Western Conference.
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Rookie Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 19, Nicolo Melli had 16, rookie Jaxson Hayes had 10 points and 10 rebounds and E'Twaun Moore added 10 points as the Pelicans prevailed in a meeting of two young teams with the worst records in the Western Conference.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sears Holdings Corp Chairman Eddie Lampert prevailed in a bankruptcy auction for the U.S. department store chain with an improved takeover bid of roughly $5.2 billion, allowing the 126-year-old retailer to keep its doors open, people familiar with the matter said Wednesday.
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We have seen the effects of the top-down system that has prevailed in Washington over the last almost-eight years and the rigged game that politicians play to keep their power — many of whom have a personal stake in keeping one of their own in Washington.
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Hyde-Smith prevailed in the deep-red state despite facing intense scrutiny after joking at an event that she would "be on the front row" if she were invited to a "public hanging," a comment that sparked strong backlash in a state with a history of lynchings.
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NTT Data has so far prevailed in an auction for Perot Systems, though it has yet to agree on a price with Dell, which has been seeking more than $5 billion in a potential divestment, the people said on Friday, cautioning that no deal is certain.
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With advocacy groups vowing to file challenges similar to the one that prevailed in Kentucky, and with the state's governor, Matt Bevin, saying he will exhaust every appeal and potentially end his state's Medicaid expansion program altogether, those questions are almost certainly headed to the Supreme Court.
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But in light of these recent incidents, it would be more accurate to call the forms of Jim Crow that prevailed in the Northeast in the early- to mid-20th century the cutting edge in technologies of exclusion, a sign of things that were to come.
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EditorsNote: removes repeat of Batherson first name Kyle Palmieri scored the tying goal late in the third period, and the New Jersey Devils prevailed in a shootout to snap a three-game skid with a 223-21 road victory over the Ottawa Senators on Monday night.
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On the SCCs complaint Schrems prevailed in the Irish courts but instead of acting on his request to order Facebook to suspend its SCC data flows, Ireland's data protection watchdog took the unusual step of filing a lawsuit pertaining to the validity of the entire mechanism.
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In winning both the popular and electoral votes in 22019, President Obama also prevailed in just 209 congressional districts while besting Mitt Romney in a bare majority of states and 689 counties — far more counties than Clinton, but still less than a third the number Romney won.
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NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Sears Holdings Corp Chairman Eddie Lampert prevailed in a bankruptcy auction for the U.S. department store chain with an improved takeover bid of roughly $5.2 billion, allowing the 126-year-old retailer to keep its doors open, people familiar with the matter said Wednesday.
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Finally, and even more seriously, I fear a return to the international climate that prevailed in the 1920s and 30s, when the United States withdrew from the global stage and countries everywhere pursued what they perceived to be their own interests without regard to larger and more enduring goals.
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"One that's focused on the data and influenced by the increase in wealth concentration and the major historical changes in taxation over the 20th century; the other that views what's possible through the prism of the politics and ideology that have prevailed in the US since the 1980s."
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It said Wachtell worked with CVR officials to negotiate the banks' engagement, but also suggested that at least some Wachtell lawyers working for CVR weren't aware the banks' fee deal entitled Goldman and Deutsche Bank to collect the success fee even if Icahn prevailed in his tender offer.
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While Rose has not won on the European Tour since he prevailed in Turkey last year, the 2016 Olympic champion is trying to become the first player since Tiger Woods in 210 to capture the same European Tour event (the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational) three years in a row.
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Former FBI Director James Comey decided to go public with the bureau's 2016 investigation into Hillary Clinton's email, in part because he wanted to prevent the former Secretary of State from being perceived as "illegitimate" if she prevailed in the general election, Comey told ABC News in an interview.
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Bruce Rauner, a private-equity executive seeking a second term in office, prevailed in a tough battle for the Republican nomination on Tuesday, while J.B. Pritzker, a billionaire philanthropist and venture capitalist from a prominent Chicago family, won the Democratic nomination for governor, according to the Associated Press.
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Konta, 28, of Britain, will have a chance for a sixth straight victory, and a spot in her first Grand Slam final, when she faces the unseeded Marketa Vondrousova, 218, who prevailed in a topsy-turvy tussle against the 219st-seeded Petra Martic, 21-210 (250), 220-20173.
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Republicans also prevailed in the 24th Congressional District in Central New York, where Representative John Katko, 55, a two-term Republican congressman, turned back a feisty challenge from Dana Balter, a first-time candidate and Syracuse University professor who became a progressive activist after the election of Mr. Trump.
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Both parties now confront the same question: What does such a hard-won victory in the Lululemon-and-loafers subdivisions of Dunwoody and Roswell, where Mr. Trump prevailed in November, augur for Republicans who next year will be defending an array of less conservative seats outside the South?
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Even if the Trump hotel in Las Vegas had prevailed in its efforts to undo the union election in federal court, which was probably a long shot in itself, the culinary workers would probably have continued their unionization campaign, creating a lingering source of embarrassment for the president-elect.
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And party officials often hark back to 2004 — a year in which there was also a Republican incumbent — when Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, a staid moderate, prevailed in the caucuses despite signs in the months before that Howard Dean, the feisty former governor of Vermont, was surging.
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In a 215-205 vote, largely along party lines, House Republicans prevailed in their push to cancel regulations that would have required internet providers to seek a customer's permission before collecting their sensitive private data, such as web-browsing history, and sharing it with third parties like advertisers.
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However, Russian coal in the Pacific market also seems to have outperformed Australian slightly in recent months, with the price at the port of Vostochny in Nakhodka COAL-NAKHOD-RU ending last week at $101, $4 below the Newcastle equivalent, narrowing from the $7 a tonne that prevailed in mid-January.
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And while about 4 in 10 Republican men and Republican women say they would be enthusiastic if Trump won the Party's nomination, Republican women are nearly three times as likely as GOP men (31% to 13% among men) to say they would be upset if he prevailed in the end.
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With users in mobile demanding fewer ads and more utility (demanding experiences that look and feel a lot more like what has prevailed in China), Google has every reason in the world to look down and to look east — to become a part of the transaction — to take its piece.
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Without so much as a hint that the university had failed to conduct a prompt disciplinary hearing into the rape allegation — as is legally required, and was part of the basis of Kinsman's suit — Thrasher said, in a statement, that the university would have prevailed in the lawsuit had it continued.
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As emails disclosed by WikiLeaks laid bare internal concerns about how the Clinton Foundation's funding might impact the former Secretary of State's run for the Oval Office, former President Bill Clinton announced in August that the nonprofit would reject corporate and foreign donations if Hillary Clinton prevailed in her campaign.
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"To me that's unacceptable, you are either a member of the conference or you're not," Cole told CNN, saying he wasn't always supportive of former Speaker John Boehner, but once he prevailed in a leadership race he backed him, and remained supportive of him when he ran for the top slot.
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"Calmer heads seem to have prevailed in the U.S. and we are once again seeing a situation where the U.S. economy is seemingly looking OK, while the U.K. and Europe are showing increasing signs of fragility," Chris Weston, chief market strategist at brokerage firm IG, said in a Thursday morning note.
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Timothy summed up Chamberlain's beliefs in 2012: May's namecheck of Chamberlain during one of her first major policy speeches as PM last year made headlines across the U.K., sparking speculation that she was stepping away from the laissez-faire globalist attitude that had prevailed in the Conservative Party since Margaret Thatcher.
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In another closely watched primary race in a district encompassing neighborhoods in demographic flux in northern and western Manhattan, Marisol Alcantara, a Dominican labor organizer, prevailed in a four-way contest for the Democratic nomination to replace State Senator Adriano D. Espaillat, who is running for Congress, in Senate District 31.
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"While we deeply regret the long detention for a reporter who violated no laws of this country, we are thrilled that, ultimately, common sense and American values have prevailed in this case," said Kathy Kiely, press freedom fellow for the National Press Club's nonprofit Journalism Institute, which organized the Gutierrezes' defense.
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On a searing hot day in eastern France, the 2015 Vuelta champion of the Astana team became the third winner at the top of La Planche des Belles Filles, where Team Sky's Froome came to prominence in 2012 and Italy's Vincenzo Nibali prevailed in 2014, the year he won the Tour.
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The same pattern has prevailed in the presidential campaign, in his complicated relationship to Trump — obsequious at first, cynically imitative on issues where Trump's demagogy has worked, and finally self-righteous and dudgeon-filled now that the name-calling and scandal-mongering have been turned against his reputation and his family.
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Experts say the party's growing embrace of revisionist positions since Hoecke's initial provocation underlines the extent to which the hard-liners from Hoecke's faction, supported by Gauland, have prevailed in the party's internal power struggles, shaping the AfD in their image, and pushing the group even further to the fringe.
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There are a lot of other factors, namely the erosion of the political order that prevailed in the Middle East since the end of World War I. Is there any evidence that we're winning the war on terror, or at the very least that our efforts have been worth the costs?
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Just how much that space had shrunk was evident in the gubernatorial elections held two weeks ago in most provinces: After opposition candidates were systematically excluded, Kabila loyalists scored lopsided "wins" in all but six provinces (a runoff is required in one province and independent candidates prevailed in five others).
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