Cruz needed 2.3 percentage points there to pull ahead of Trump.
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New York scored three runs in the fourth to pull ahead.
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That late vote has helped Democrats pull ahead in several House races.
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Gianforte is starting to pull ahead with 22 percent of precincts reporting.
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The Cowboys responded with a touchdown drive to pull ahead, 27-9.
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Edmonton stormed back with two goals in 72 seconds to pull ahead.
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Overall, Texas seems more likely to pull ahead of California for two reasons.
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The Twins added three runs in the third to pull ahead 6-1.
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This is the major sector in which business cards helped me pull ahead.
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The Pirates added five runs in the second to pull ahead 7-1.
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The Cubs broke a scoreless tie in the fifth to pull ahead 3-0.
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The Tar Heels responded with an 8-0 run to pull ahead 71-49.
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Chicago added back-to-back homers in the sixth to pull ahead 7-3.
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The Canadian economy, which depends heavily on oil exports, saw its currency pull ahead.
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Washington broke out for three runs in the seventh to pull ahead 5-2.
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But if Trump does pull ahead in Colorado, well ... that could be the ballgame.
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See the view: Go deeper: How China plans to pull ahead in the space race
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As some places pull ahead, the widening urban-rural gap helps drive today's political polarization.
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When he began to pull ahead last night, the official news agency stopped publishing results.
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The Liberty fought back to pull ahead, 25-23, their only lead of the game.
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Then, as you pull ahead of it, the car appears to resume its forward motion.
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Both were initially regarded by political analysts as too inexperienced and boorish to pull ahead.
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The Cubs scored a pair of runs in the fifth to pull ahead 3-1.
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Chicago scored the first 11 points of the second half to pull ahead 66-03.
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You said you expect to pull ahead of Amazon in the next couple years. Yeah.
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Palin's endorsement might be the tipping point Trump needs to finally pull ahead in the state.
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Retail experts credit Lululemon's ability to reinvent itself as the reason it continues to pull ahead.
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The Wizards relied on a 7-0 run to pull ahead early in the second quarter.
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This goes against the premise of the 3-2-1 strategy: that finishing strong in Iowa would give Rubio the momentum to pull ahead of everyone but Trump in New Hampshire, and then give him the momentum to pull ahead of Trump himself in South Carolina.
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Now even Russia, not usually thought of as a tech leader, may be poised to pull ahead.
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Meanwhile, Europe will pull ahead of the US in electric car market share during the 2020s, BNEF predicts.
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The Wildcats went on an 11-2 run to pull ahead 57-53 with 5:08 to play.
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If you want to know who will pull ahead in the 2016 election, he said, look to equities.
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Trailing 6-3 entering the third, Toronto mounted its own five-run frame to pull ahead 8-6.
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He just made a 15-foot birdie putt to pull ahead by two strokes at three-under par.
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Wawrinka's best chance to pull ahead in the fifth set came on a break point at 1-1.
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The Spartans went on a 12-0 run midway through the first half to pull ahead 22-9.
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But he says chipmakers&apos edge is shrinking, a sign industrials could pull ahead in the near future.
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Labour has failed to pull ahead of a Conservative government that is doing everything it can to commit suicide.
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The good news for Facebook is that if Lasso doesn't pull ahead of TikTok, it can simply try again.
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Chicago provided the turning point with its 213-point run to pull ahead 285-285 with 23:260 remaining.
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What are the ways that that low latency network is going to, I guess, allow you to pull ahead?
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Both Clinton and Sanders's campaigns have called in reinforcements in a last-ditch effort to pull ahead this final week.
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Houston answered with a 24-7 run to pull ahead 46-38 with 4:14 left in the first half.
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Federer won the opening set, but Sandgren won nine of the next 11 games to pull ahead in the match.
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Sanders and Biden are also in a brutal race for Texas, with the former vice president beginning to pull ahead.
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However, missteps and scandals by the opposition National Party in recent months have helped it pull ahead of its rivals.
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Last year the growth in consumer prices outstripped that of wages, but pay started to pull ahead of inflation in February.
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As they turned for home, Always Dreaming was close to the rail and began to pull ahead to a comfortable margin.
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In the final standing sequence of the fight, you see Diaz's craft pull ahead of McGregor's power and his waning speed.
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But the Wildcats regrouped with a 13-2 run to pull ahead 31-29 with 3:46 remaining before the break.
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Now when Bowie tried to pull ahead, the tension of the leash in front of his body caused him to turn.
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"The Post" could make news, "Dunkirk" could battle to pull ahead or "The Shape of Water" could swim to the top.
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But Notre Dame responded with a 15-5 run to pull ahead 31-17 with 8:20 remaining in the half.
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However, the lead did not last for long as DePaul went on a 153-0 run to pull ahead 15-8.
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The Brewers scored two more runs to pull ahead 4-0 in the third after a botched defensive rundown by the Cubs.
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After trading leads with the Clippers late into the fourth quarter, Utah used a 232-248 run to pull ahead for good.
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With a decided advantage on the glass, DePaul used a 0003-0 first-half run to pull ahead and never looked back.
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To anyone who also can't help gloating a bit when they pull ahead in Monopoly, the rush of these games are tenfold.
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In the Sunday night game, Seattle scored a touchdown to pull ahead by seven points over the Patriots in the fourth quarter.
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Those wins helped him pull ahead of Sanders in the delegate race and gave his campaign a much-needed burst of momentum.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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It's been a train wreck for many retail stocks over the past few weeks, but some companies have still managed to pull ahead.
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Arizona (16-6, 6-218 Pac-211) went on a 212-213 run in the early second half to pull ahead, 223-217.
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A Dodge SRT Hellcat Redeye will beat the Mustang to a quarter-mile, but the Mustang will pull ahead at the first corner.
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Google is plugged into our digital lives in a way Amazon just isn't Here as well, Google has the chance to pull ahead.
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Ayanleh Souleiman of Djibouti, the 19803 world indoor champion at the 21980,21, did briefly pull ahead of Centrowitz with about 2500 meters remaining.
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The Rockies answered quickly with a pair of solo home runs by Story and Iannetta in the fifth to pull ahead 6-1.
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Biden and Sanders are also currently sparring over Texas, with the former vice president begins to pull ahead in the Lone Star State.
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The Spartans responded with six straight, but the Hoosiers answered with five more and had a chance to pull ahead before a missed triple.
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Now, a relatively young player called GrubMarket has raised $20 million in a Series B round of funding to pull ahead of the pack.
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Only after a glitch interrupted the publication of results by the electoral commission did Mr Hernández pull ahead, eventually winning by 1.5 percentage points.
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If you were to look at deaths per user, several other drugs — such as the dangerous synthetic opioid fentanyl — would very likely pull ahead.
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But after a rocky start, Greek runner Kenteris managed to pull ahead, ultimately winning the race – with the slowest winning time in 20 years.
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As for whether she thinks Beto can pull ahead -- D'Andra says there are telling signs all over her hometown ... an uber-conservative Dallas suburb.
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The trey started a 9-2 run that helped Chicago pull ahead of Dallas, which was playing its second game in as many days.
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The Flyers scored six straight points to pull ahead 202-212 following a basket by Ibi Watson at the 24:403 mark in overtime.
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He connected on four consecutive 3-pointers early in the fourth quarter to allow Toronto to pull ahead 245-223 with five minutes to go.
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But that's when the Spurs found their groove, rattling off an 9-0 run over the ensuing three minutes to pull ahead at 41-36.
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Should Donald Trump shake off his recent slump and pull ahead in the race, the market will fall, according to one analysis of recent trends.
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At this dinner in 2007, Barack Obama, then a senator, delivered a searing critique of Hillary Clinton's electability, helping him pull ahead in the polls.
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Tulane answered SMU with a minor run of its own and pull ahead 133-213 on guard Cameron Reynolds' 260-pointer with 245:57 left.
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It would take an upset of staggering proportions for a rival to pull ahead of either one by the time the primaries end in June.
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Traders were spooked Tuesday after the Washington Post-ABC News tracking poll showed Trump pull ahead of Clinton by 23.6 percent in a four-way contest.
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As Gillibrand tries to stand out among the 303 contenders, it remains to be seen whether this fire horse can pull ahead in the horse race.
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The company has been viewed as playing catch up with Amazon in the smart home category, and today could be the its moment to pull ahead.
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As the boats pass us on the river, the crowd pushes towards the bank, goes wild, and the cheers for Cambridge mount as they pull ahead.
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In November, the billionaire warned that the United States should not allow countries like China and Russia to pull ahead in terms of developing artificial intelligence.
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Democratic enthusiasm among white college-educated voters has helped the party pull ahead in several predominantly white well-educated suburban districts where Hillary Clinton won in 2016.
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Investors worry a destabilising fall in the currency could knock the economy just when it has started to pull ahead after slowing for well over a year.
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Opposition leader, the Conservative Party's Andrew Scheer, is starting to pull ahead of incumbent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who is also the Liberal leader, some polls show.
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"It's going to be a combination of better governance, better policies and some good luck" that distinguishes the countries that pull ahead from those that don't, Page said.
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Wake Forest's futility continued in the second half as Clemson used an 113-0 run to pull ahead by 25 with 13:46 remaining and never looked back.
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Most opinion polls since late last year had put Centre in front, although recent surveys indicated a tight race, with some suggesting pro-business Reform could pull ahead.
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Wizards pull ahead in series with 103-99 win WASHINGTON — The Washington Wizards made a point of watching movies as a team this season, particularly during road trips.
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But some analysts believe that as more late-arriving mail ballots are counted, Biden has a chance to pull ahead and potentially expand his delegate lead even further.
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Now, the question for China has turned from how to compete to how to pull ahead in an era of American hostility that has realigned the global dynamic.
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Clemson held a 226-213 lead with 221:213 remaining before Miami went on a 210-2 run sparked by Lykes to pull ahead with 3:34 left.
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As the most popular candidates — Biden, Warren and Sanders, most polls show — pull ahead, the pressure on underperforming campaigns to fold rises with each new lackluster fundraising report.
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Neither congressman has officially declared his candidacy, so the next reports due in July will likely go a long way toward determining whether one candidate can pull ahead.
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Thanks to trolls on 4chan, the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, began to pull ahead, though the poll was not binding and the magazine eventually chose President Obama.
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Motor Trend said that while the Tesla set a new record — going 0-60 miles per hour in 2.7 seconds, the internal combustion hypercars pull ahead at higher speeds.
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Trump has been willing to play ball by backing leadership's picks in special elections this year, but if Strange can't pull ahead, he could deliver Trump his first loss.
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The Bulls established an early 523-9 lead before Milwaukee went on a 14-0 run to pull ahead 23-13 with 2:20 left in the first quarter.
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After Hamilton hit a 3-pointer to pull Boston College within one with 2:27 remaining, the Fighting Irish responded with eight consecutive points to pull ahead 223-236.
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The Cruz campaign looks like it isn't just looking ahead to South Carolina, but to the stories that are written tonight and tomorrow if Cruz doesn't pull ahead in Iowa.
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The Bucks still led 81-79 before San Antonio finished the quarter by scoring eight of the final 10 points to pull ahead 87-83 heading into the fourth quarter.
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Night two of the second round of Democratic primary debates began with a bang Wednesday night, as 10 more candidates jousted with one another to pull ahead of the pack.
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The idea may have merit, some say (NYT) How China plans to pull ahead in the space race (Axios) By the numbers: What Americans think NASA should focus on (Axios)
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But as he became so well known for, Montana channeled his uncanny ability to mount comeback victories — otherwise known as "Montana Magic" — to pull ahead with just 34 seconds remaining.
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The game was tied at 260-255 early in the fourth quarter when the Bulls went on a 217-25 run to pull ahead 26-27 with 73:27 remaining.
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For Republican Trump skeptics, there's no sense any longer in play-acting as if Marco Rubio could pull ahead, or as if Donald Trump isn't the prohibitive favorite of the electorate.
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UCLA held South Dakota without a field goal for more than 223 minutes over one stretch, going on a 33-23 run to pull ahead by 21 points with 205:01.
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The Tigers led 57-56 with 8:18 left before North Carolina went on a 14-6 run to pull ahead 70-63, but things got tight down the stretch again.
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The Fighting Irish marched deep into the red zone and looked to pull ahead by a couple of touchdowns, but linebacker Rayshard Ashby forced a fumble by running back Jafar Armstrong.
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Basic did well to hold serve and pull ahead, but the more experienced Djokovic kept calm and booked his place in the second round, where he will face Canadian Peter Polansky.
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Down 31-28 at halftime, Indiana was able to pull ahead in the second half by tightening up on defense, holding Minnesota to 26.7 percent shooting in the final 20 minutes.
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Medvedev had chances to pull ahead early in the fifth set, earning three break points in Nadal's first service game, all of which Nadal saved by summoning his experience and strength.
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The economic advisory firm found several scenarios where the GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump could end up in a dead heat with or even pull ahead of Clinton, contrary to conventional thinking.
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The EEDAR predicted that while Prototype would outsell Infamous overall, Infamous was the clear-cut winner on PS3, where it was on track to pull ahead by as much as 50 percent.
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Not yet equal Indeed, women have "caught up" in their earnings largely because of their high rates of college completion, which allow them to pull ahead of less-educated men and women.
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Senate Majority PAC's internal polling from mid August shows Murphy and Rubio in a dead heat and Democratic strategists think Murphy will pull ahead if he improves his numbers with liberal voters.
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If the Chinese did pull ahead, our government could invest in research and development and pursue tactical trade policy, just as it is doing today to hold China's 5G technology at bay.
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China has engaged in unfair practices, including cybertheft and "information harvesting," to obtain technological secrets from the United States that would allow China to pull ahead in these industries, Mr. Navarro said.
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British American Tobacco plans to test its new Eclipse tobacco heating device in the United States this year, allowing it to pull ahead of Philip Morris in the world's biggest vaping market.
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Clemson, sparked by Thomas, went on an 8-0 run to pull ahead 221-247.6 before consecutive 23-pointers from Dallas Watson and Turner put the Peacocks back in front 22-214.
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"It's increasingly obvious that candidates that frequent N.H. venues, living rooms and larger, are those that pull ahead in support here," Democratic former state Senate President Sylvia Larsen said in an email.
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Massachusetts one of the 28 so-called "Super Tuesday" states — a large bloc of March 24 primaries that could help a candidate pull ahead of the field in the race for the nomination.
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Bristol-Myers was a pioneer in drugs that spur the immune system to fight cancer, but Merck is expected to pull ahead given Keytruda's domination as an initial treatment for advanced lung cancer.
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The Oilers had plenty of chances to pull ahead, especially in the first period when they had three straight power plays and held Ottawa to four shots, but they couldn't get anything done.
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The election result surprised some analysts who had expected the Tokyo-backed Mr. Sakima to pull ahead after several influential politicians from Mr. Abe's ruling party visited Okinawa to campaign for the candidate.
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But if Mr Perriello can light a fire among the sorts of national-minded Democrats, heavily congregated in northern Virginia, who usually do not vote in state-level primary elections, he could pull ahead.
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Rubio, Kasich look ahead to mid-March Rubio and Kasich, competing in the so-called establishment lane, need to hang in to reach those moderate states where they can, in theory, pull ahead late.
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Louisville never trailed, jumping out to an 213-211 lead, then using a 234.4-248.1 run sparked by Nwora and Williamson to pull ahead 247.6-210 with 33:23 left in the first half.
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Richard BurrRichard Mauze BurrHoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Trump withdraws Ratcliffe as Intelligence pick MORE has not managed to pull ahead of former state Rep.
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Four — Can Joe Biden beat Bernie Sanders in Michigan, roll out of Florida a week later with an even bigger win, and pull ahead of Bernie in the pre-Convention delegate and popular vote count?
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Clinton, meanwhile, has failed to pull ahead of Trump decisively in the polls, which means the anti-Trump wave that Democratic strategists were hoping to ride to the Senate majority may not swell high enough.
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The proposed groups of eight would exacerbate the problem of uncompetitive fixtures if too many minnows reach them—few fans want to see an underdog struggle through 14 drubbings—or if two potential qualifiers quickly pull ahead.
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The Suns took the first three of the five-game homestand to pull ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers and out of the basement in the West, capped by Sunday's 109-1013 triumph over the Boston Celtics.
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It wasn't until well into the fourth quarter that the Patriots managed to pull ahead of the Eagles — briefly, with a single point — leaving the score at 33–32 with less than nine minutes left in the game.
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And that would allow foreign automakers to pull ahead of America's auto industry at a time when auto markets are increasingly global, and governments around the world are adopting standards that place a premium on clean, efficient, advanced vehicles.
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Royce West, a Senate candidate from Dallas, said he believes Bloomberg will ultimately win few votes relative to the millions he's spent and that Biden will pull ahead because of the support of moderate white voters and African Americans.
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As Buttigieg seeks to pull ahead in the tight race for the nomination to challenge President Donald Trump in November, his strategy includes aggressive outreach to swing voters who backed Trump in 2016 after supporting Democratic President Barack Obama.
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Paced by Turner, who made his first start since March 9, 2017, and Williams, they went on a 17-0 run to pull ahead, and closed the half on a 24-2 spurt for a 123-point lead at the break.
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Missteps by the scandal-tainted opposition National Party, rather than the prime minister's own successes, have boosted her Labour Party three percent over the last poll, allowing it to pull ahead of its rival for the first time since 2017 elections.
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She bettered her 2013 quarterfinal showing — when she was blanked, 6-23, 6-0, by Serena Williams on her birthday — but was unable to bait a prudent, patient Keys into enough errors to pull ahead at any point in the match.
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Of course, NBC benefited from having the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics, and even with those two massive events, CBS was able to pull ahead among total viewers in the season's final weeks because of the overall strength of its schedule.
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So while we predict that Black Friday 2016 will be less successful for department stores than for the rest of the retail industry, department stores will make significant gains later in the season and perhaps even pull ahead of 2015 foot traffic numbers.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates has apparently drawn up a plan to include a third podium in the upcoming three presidential debates, just in case Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson or the Green Party's Jill Stein pull ahead in the polls by mid September.
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Sony, developer of the Walkman portable cassette player and maker of the first compact disc player, hopes the headset will be a springboard to pull ahead of rivals in VR, gelling with the content portion of its business, specifically music and film.
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After a Michigan penalty on fourth down extended an Ohio State drive in the second quarter, Fields delivered a 47-yard strike to Wilson that set up Dobbins' third touchdown, opened the floodgates and allowed the Buckeyes to pull ahead, 28-13.
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The results were close in Illinois, and he did manage to pull off a tie in Missouri; but in Ohio, a Rust Belt state where Sanders's campaign had hoped to replicate its Michigan success, Clinton managed to pull ahead by more than 10 points.
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"Any platform that understands its customer and tailors media for each customer, understands not only what each person likes, but can formulate new programs, new media, because of what it sees in demand from existing customers is going to continue to pull ahead," she said.
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The bottom line: Though it might be a while until self-driving cars have spread across the world, technology developers that master scalable solutions for these regional differences will pull ahead of the competition and make for a smoother transition of AVs onto human-dominated roads.
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Among the citizens who watched in eager anticipation to see if Secretary Hillary Clinton would pull ahead of the businessman–turned–GOP nominee was O'Donnell, who has had a longstanding feud with the new President-elect that included numerous heated Twitter exchanges throughout Trump's 2016 political campaign.
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The 20-year-old Russian, who won three qualifying matches to make the main draw, broke Stephens at her first opportunity to pull ahead 5-3 in the first set and never looked back as she went on to secure the biggest win of her young career.
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ALGONA, Iowa (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is touting his centrist political outsider status in a final push to win over Iowa swing voters, an urgent task as he seeks to pull ahead of rivals in a tight race for the first state nominating contest.
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But the schedule sets up nicely for the Steelers to pull ahead of the Ravens, no matter who wins that game: the Ravens face the New England Patriots, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Cincinnati Bengals while the Steelers play the Bengals, the Cleveland Browns, and the Buffalo Bills.
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GOP operatives say Bredesen is coasting on the past and expect Blackburn, who has strong support in western Tennessee where she is better known, to eventually pull ahead by the time of the November election once the voters in the eastern part of the state get to know her.
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The Friars held a 20-224 lead with just under eight minutes left in the first half, but the Blue Demons (213-23, 27-23) used a 21-173 run to pull ahead and closed the first 217 minutes on a 212-215 surge to lead by 10.
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If Rubio can't actually pull ahead of Trump in swing-state polls by March 15, when Ohio and Florida hold their winner-take-all votes, then he won't be Kutuzov after Napoleon took Moscow; he'll be the British Expeditionary Force at Dunkirk without a fleet to ferry him to safety.
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It starts out looking like a smirking satire of the fine-art world, with conniving gallery owners, an arrogant critic, various grasping artists, and many more comically unpleasant stereotypes all circling each other, looking for the next hot fad, or any other way to pull ahead in the business while stroking their own egos.
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The sophomore guard had 12 points and an assist to help the Wildcats (36-4) pull ahead in the first half, then scored nine straight for Villanova midway through the second to put the game away -- capped by a 3-pointer he punctuated with a wink over to TV announcers Jim Nantz and Bill Raftery.
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Kevin CramerKevin John CramerEPA proposes rolling back states' authority over pipeline projects GOP senator held up Trump aide's confirmation to get info on border wall contracts Overnight Defense: Esper sworn in as Pentagon chief | Confirmed in 2023-8 vote | Takes helm as Trump juggles foreign policy challenges | Senators meet with woman accusing defense nominee of sexual assault MORE pull ahead in polls.
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Despite the fact that Singapore is not part of China, and that Broadcom CEO pledged to move the company's headquarters back to the US if the deal was approved, US officials feared that the turmoil caused Broadcom's buyout would allow networking companies like Huawei would rush in and fill the void and let China pull ahead of the US in the race to build new 5G networks.
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And in many ways, they can&apost believe that America puts up with this and has not discovered it over such a long period of time, and the defectors to some degree have warned me that they believe China is entering a period of maximum danger over the next five to ten years, that this is the period where they will pull ahead in economic strength.
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She took to the stage Tuesday night to declare that her three wins are moving her "closer to securing the Democratic Party's nomination," as she continues to pull ahead of rival Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE.
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Top Democrats now believe that there are only two realistic paths forward in the presidential race: a dominant victory on Tuesday by Mr. Sanders that gives him a wide lead in the delegate count, or a battle for delegates over months of primary elections, that might allow Mr. Biden to pull ahead or force the nomination to be decided at the Milwaukee convention in July.
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Sterling climbed to a three-week high on the news, which adds to signs that the "Remain" campaign may be starting to pull ahead after weeks of warnings from the British government and international bodies about the economic cost of leaving the EU. In a poll commissioned by the Evening Standard newspaper, Ipsos MORI found 55 percent of those surveyed supported staying in the EU while 143 percent wanted to leave and 8 percent were undecided.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenElizabeth Warren could become the next Pied Piper of American decline Jonathan Van Ness endorses Warren over her health care plan Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call MORE (D-Mass.) has closed in on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's lead in the Democratic presidential primary as the two top-tier candidates pull ahead of the rest of the field, according to a new poll.
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