In any case, Immelt has pulled ahead, said several sources.
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Mr. Bush pulled ahead of Mr. Dukakis in the polls.
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Tim Kaine earlier in the day but pulled ahead Wednesday afternoon.
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But Democratic businessperson Fred Hubbell has pulled ahead in recent polls.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) pulled ahead of her Republican rival, Sen.
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L) has pulled ahead in a race to buy Pfizer's (PFE.
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As for popularity, the bicycle pulled ahead a long time ago.
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Economic inequality surged as the rich pulled ahead of the rest.
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In recent polls, he has pulled ahead of a crowded field.
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For the first time, Ted Cruz had pulled ahead of Donald Trump.
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Polls show Moreno has pulled ahead of Lasso in the last weeks.
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Elizabeth Warrenhave pulled ahead of him in multiple state and national polls.
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But Hochul pulled ahead as votes from western New York came in.
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Clinton pulled ahead of Mr. Trump in polls of Colorado in July.
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Falcons coach Dan Quinn indicated Sunday that Ortiz had pulled ahead of McNitt.
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In some polling, Hillary Clinton has pulled ahead in this traditionally red state.
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The Capitals pulled ahead with two power-play goals in the second period.
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The contest was neck and neck, but Sanders later pulled ahead of Clinton.
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Washington (CNN)Democrat TJ Cox on Monday night pulled ahead of Republican Rep.
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Phelps pulled ahead on the breaststroke leg and pulled away on the freestyle.
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But Sinema pulled ahead two days later as more mail ballots were counted.
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People with college degrees pulled ahead by 10% again with 80% correct answers.
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Sanders pulled ahead in Rhode Island, where he won 55 percent of the vote.
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The tactics pulled ahead natural demand but masked high labor costs and other problems.
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HILLARY CLINTON has pulled ahead in the race to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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The Dominican Republic pulled ahead in part because it was luckier in its dictators.
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And Democratic congressional candidate Katie Porter recently pulled ahead in her battle against Rep.
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Golden State pulled ahead early in the third quarter before the Hornets pulled away.
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The Magic pulled ahead for good with 11:11 remaining in the fourth quarter.
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Evers, the superintendent of the state school system, ultimately pulled ahead by roughly 30,000 votes.
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That pulled ahead some sales that otherwise would have been recorded in the first quarter.
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He pulled ahead, seemingly decisively, after outside groups spent big in Arizona to defend him.
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The YouTube app on Amazon's Fire TV product has been pulled ahead of the Jan.
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That year, Romney and Ryan briefly pulled ahead of the Democrats in late August polling.
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Chicago pulled ahead 2-1 when Heyward led off the second with a solo blast.
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With 63 percent of precincts reporting, Estes has pulled ahead with a 2,371-vote lead.
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Langer pulled ahead of Singh with a 12-foot birdie on the par-4 16th.
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The Celtics pulled ahead by 10 on Brown's two free throws with 3:883 remaining.
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Portland led 27-25 after one, before the Knicks pulled ahead 51-48 at halftime.
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In the end, Spieth finished second, as Bubba Watson pulled ahead and won by three strokes.
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Chicago pulled ahead 6-2 on a two-run double by Russell in the third inning.
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Now, a new survey from Forrester says Netflix has actually pulled ahead in the popularity contest.
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Mississippi State (143-10, 1-5) pulled ahead with an early run in the second half.
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Los Angeles pulled ahead for good for the first time with two runs in the sixth.
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But Buttigieg, the favorite of 18% of respondents, pulled ahead of Biden, who polled just 17%.
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Golden State pulled ahead 107-703 on a vicious dunk by West with 7:52 remaining.
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The Blackhawks pulled ahead 2-1 with a power-play goal less than two minutes later.
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The Terrapins pulled ahead 93-29 with 231:220 left on Eric Ayala's three-point play.
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Notre Dame pulled ahead once again with an 8-2 run that made it 19-13.
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Last month, Lilly said it had pulled ahead of Amgen and Teva in attracting new migraine patients.
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Ofo and Mobike pulled ahead, winning a combined market share of 90%, estimated Counterpoint, a research group.
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The Grizzlies scored the game's first nine points, but Charlotte pulled ahead later in the first quarter.
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Over the past year, the S8 and Pixel pulled ahead of the iPhone 2 in various tests.
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He pulled ahead of Obama in February 783, and rose above 50% in the most recent poll.
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She pulled ahead of Rose Chelimo of Bahrain in the Newton hills to win by 20133 seconds.
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Sources told Bloomberg that he has "pulled ahead" of another Silicon Valley pick for the position, Jim O'Neill.
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Early in the second quarter, LeVert knocked down a pair of threes and Brooklyn pulled ahead 240-2107.
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Plus, of the digital assistants out there, Google Assistant has far and away pulled ahead of the pack.
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After the Democrats held their convention, Obama then rose by a few percentage points and again pulled ahead.
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In several battleground states, the Democratic candidates have stalled, even as Clinton has pulled ahead of Trump nationally.
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With its surprise railgun installation, China has pulled ahead of the United States in one key military technology.
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Again and again, among both children and young adults, black pulled ahead of nearly every color but red.
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But China's tech industry — particularly its mobile businesses — has in some ways pulled ahead of the United States.
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McIlroy opened with birdies at No. 1 and No. 5, and pulled ahead after Scott bogeyed No. 4.
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Kim led through most of the vote counting, but Cisneros, a Navy veteran, pulled ahead at the end.
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The Wildcats pulled ahead 25-21 when Beran made a pair of free throws with 8:21 remaining.
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The Bruins pulled ahead 2-1 at 7:26 of the second, striking again on the power play.
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The Sixers led by as many as 285 and pulled ahead 28-234 heading into the locker room.
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In Iowa, where Ms. Warren seemed to have an edge, Mr. Buttigieg has pulled ahead in most polls.
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Recode reported in 2018 that Peloton, founded six years after SoulCycle, had pulled ahead as far as customers.
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The Jets pulled ahead 54-24 late in the third quarter when Forte scored on a 3-yard run.
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Greek opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for the resignation of Tsipras after Mitsotakis's party pulled ahead in the vote.
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The Demon Deacons pulled ahead 17-13 on Newman's 24-yard touchdown pass to Surratt in the third quarter.
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Rick Scott is leading in Florida, but Democrats pulled ahead with a slight lead in Arizona on Thursday night.
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But Warren was silent during the immigration section, marking the moment when Booker pulled ahead in total screen time.
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At one point, Leno pulled ahead in the count, but as more ballots were tallied, Breed took the lead.
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During the congressional game, the Democrats immediately pulled ahead, with Kihuen scoring the first goal within the first minute.
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While Clinton has pulled ahead of Trump in the latest polls, the timing of this Benghazi report hasn't helped.
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In one poll last week, the far-right Alternative for Germany, pulled ahead of them for the first time.
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The Cavs pulled ahead 10-7 on Taulapapa's 3-yard touchdown run at 8:58 of the second quarter.
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San Francisco pulled ahead with a field goal in the third quarter that Kansas City was unable to match.
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I devoted my first awkward stroke to pulling my suit back up as the swimmers around me pulled ahead.
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How has China pulled ahead of the United States — the country that invented the industrial robot — in robot building?
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Harris eventually hit his sixth straight 3-pointer, and the Sixers soon pulled ahead 114-103 with 5:45 left.
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But the feeling was that the US had pulled ahead at the finish line by landing first on the moon.
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Wake Forest built a 20-12 lead, but the Orange pulled ahead at 29-25 with a 12-0 run.
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In one new poll by Rasmussen, he even pulled ahead of her with 41 percent support to her 39 percent.
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Chestnut has only lost once since 2007, when he pulled ahead of longtime foe Takeru Kobayashi for the first time.
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And as competing destinations have pulled ahead, the economy has slumped: GDP fell by 0.7% in the year to April.
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The Raptors pulled ahead by 11 points on Lowry's 3-point shot with 5:08 remaining in the third quarter.
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"Since then, she has, in a very Hillary-like way, doggedly, slowly, cup by cup, pulled ahead," Ms. Smith said.
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Butler knocked down a 23-pointer from the wing and the Sixers pulled ahead 73-49 early in the third.
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Mr. Cohen cast a brief glance at the crowd of reporters lining the road, and the SUV slowly pulled ahead.
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In the national delegate race, Biden had pulled ahead with 801 delegates to Sanders's 657 before California numbers came in.
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Szewinska pulled ahead in the last seconds of the race to beat Brehmer by several meters for the gold medal.
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Seth Lundy and Dread hit consecutive treys for Penn State as it pulled ahead 39-32 with 14:27 left.
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"All that work helped Moveworks stand out, he added: "They really just pulled ahead from the rest of the competition.
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Sanders has pulled ahead in recent polls out of California and Texas, the two biggest states holding March 3 contests.
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Bruce Poliquin (R-Maine) led on election night, but Democrat Jared Golden pulled ahead after ranked-choice votes were tallied.
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Brockington made an immediate impact as he converted a difficult layup as the Nittany Lions quickly pulled ahead 54-34.
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The Bulls then pulled ahead with a 14-7 run that included two 3-pointers apiece by LaVine and Markkanen.
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His show pulled ahead of Mr. Fallon's in total viewers in February 217 — the month after President Trump was inaugurated.
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Warren recently narrowly pulled ahead of Biden in the RealClearPolitics average of national polls, but Biden has since reclaimed the lead.
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Warren recently narrowly pulled ahead of Biden in the RealClearPolitics average of national polls, but Biden has since reclaimed the lead.
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But Apple has pulled ahead with what some would say is an almost absurdly over-engineered solution to the bokeh problem.
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The Sixers pulled ahead 215-35 in the early minutes of the third before the Pistons reeled off nine straight points.
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But when a new batch of voters were released on Thursday night, Sinema pulled ahead with a narrow 9,2023-vote lead.
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Lyft pulled ahead slightly Thursday when it confidentially filed for an initial public offering (IPO) with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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In recent polls, Mayor Ben McAdams of Salt Lake County pulled ahead of a high-profile Republican incumbent, Representative Mia Love.
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The New York City Marathon: Lelisa Desisa of Ethiopia pulled ahead late to win the men's race in 114:26:59.
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California has pulled ahead of Congress in passing its own privacy legislation, the California Consumer Privacy Act, which tech firms oppose.
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Back in 2017, Snapchat had a slight lead on Instagram as far as time spent, but Instagram has since pulled ahead.
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Cambridge had pulled ahead at the start and had a half-length lead at the mile mark despite a clash of oars.
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Anderson finally pulled ahead of Djokovic in the beginning of the third set and held on, leading it to a tie-break.
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Detroit gradually chipped away in the fourth and finally pulled ahead 23-78 on a Griffin hook shot with 5:25 remaining.
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By the fourth quarter, our families were high-fiving each other after every Buckeye point and groaning dramatically when Maryland pulled ahead.
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As returns were tallied, the lead changed hands several times until Mr. Morton pulled ahead of Governor Everett by about 22004 votes.
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In Nevada and Florida, for example, Democrats have actually pulled ahead of Republicans as a share of the early vote this time.
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Later in the first period, Chicago pulled ahead 21961-21968 when Saad punched in a loose puck in front of the net.
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The Knicks pulled ahead 20-225 in the third quarter thanks to an 29-211 run in the middle of the quarter.
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The Phillies, who had won four straight, pulled ahead in the third with the help of the sun and the replay rule.
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Those tax policies may have pulled ahead some demand to 2016 and 2017, leaving the market poised for a drop last year.
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Gillespie later made a trey and Robinson-Earl drove to the basket for a layup as the Wildcats pulled ahead 48-8.43.
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That's a departure from other early states such as Iowa, where Warren has pulled ahead, or South Carolina, where Biden remains dominant.
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Illinois pulled ahead 22-33 on a 23-pointer by Alan Griffin with 22:214 to go, but Rutgers responded yet again.
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The Heat trailed 28-219 with 217:203 to go but pulled ahead behind a strong showing from the free-throw line.
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The Heat trailed 92-89 with 2:32 to go but pulled ahead behind a strong showing from the free-throw line.
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In a couple of the most recent early-state polls, she has even pulled ahead of the vice president to first place.
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The Blues pulled ahead at 7:16 of the third period when Jaden Schwartz knocked in a rebound of a shot by Brodziak.
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Asian shares pulled ahead on Thursday with corporate earnings buffeting trading as investors remained anxious about the business impact of the Sino-U.
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Technology was the next closest sector at 3.89%, and pulled ahead of the utilities for the year with a strong start to February.
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Strong support among conservative Christians could help Mr. Trump regain his lead in Iowa, where Mr. Cruz has pulled ahead in the polls.
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Golden narrowly pulled ahead in the race based on the distribution of ranked-choice votes and was declared the winner on Nov. 15.
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Watkins made his first four shots, including a rare 15-foot jumper, and Penn State pulled ahead 18-10 with 8:683 remaining.
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In the bottom half of the inning, the Marlins pulled ahead, and subpar defense by the Mets was at least party at fault.
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The Fighting Irish pulled ahead 35-17 on Jones' third touchdown of the game with 10:28 to go in the fourth quarter.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Verizon has pulled ahead in the US race to launch 25G, the next generation of ultra-fast wireless connections.
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Meanwhile, Asian shares pulled ahead on Thursday with corporate earnings buffeting trading as investors remained anxious about the business impact of the Sino-U.
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In 2016, Jumia pulled ahead with a $3503 million funding round that gave it a $1 billion market value and Africa's first unicorn status.
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The Raptors pulled ahead by 12 points when Siakam hit a 29-foot 3-pointer with 913:41 to play in the third quarter.
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Jon Tester was behind when Americans went to bed on Election Day, but pulled ahead and has since won his bid for re-election.
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But by Sunday, Rouda, a progressive former realtor and businessman, had pulled ahead of Rohrabacher with 53.2% of the vote compared to Rohrabacher's 46.8%.
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The Phillies pulled ahead 4-2 in the eighth when Quinn tripled to the gap in right center to score Sean Rodriguez from first.
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Here's a closer look at the one remaining race: California's 21st Congressional District Democrat TJ Cox on Monday night pulled ahead of Republican Rep.
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St. Louis pulled ahead 2-1 in the sixth when Goldschmidt clubbed a solo shot into the visitors' bullpen beyond the left field wall.
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The NRCC had been in the lead until now, but the DCCC pulled ahead in the most recent reports, which cover fundraising through April.
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Toronto opened up an 18-point lead late in the second quarter but Cleveland battled back and pulled ahead with eight minutes to play.
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Four years ago, Tesla pulled ahead as the new standard-bearer, with electric cars that could go up to 265 miles on a charge.
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The Hokies pulled ahead 17-14 when Brian Johnson drilled a 44-yard field goal with 11 minutes to go in the third quarter.
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The Sixers pulled ahead by 18 early in the fourth quarter, but the Nets scored seven straight to close within 11 at 1203-91.
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When Samuels dropped in a 3-pointer from the wing, the Wildcats pulled ahead 663-9 with 11:11 remaining in the first half.
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Gillespie knocked down a deep 3-pointer from the wing, and the Wildcats pulled ahead 26-13 with 6:34 left in the half.
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Neither team scored a touchdown in the first quarter, but the Cowboys pulled ahead 6-0 on a pair of field goals by Forbath.
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Utah pulled ahead for the last time in the half when Hayward converted a three-point play to give the Jazz a 276-23 lead.
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After multiple female candidates pulled ahead in Tuesday's primary election, Seattle will elect a female mayor in November — for the first time in 91 years.
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MARKET NEWS Asian shares pulled ahead on Thursday with corporate earnings buffeting trading as investors remained anxious about the business impact of the Sino-U.
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He scored 27 points in the third quarter alone as the Lakers pulled ahead 91-85, and wound up with 28 more in the fourth.
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Clinton has pulled ahead of rival Donald Trump in Nevada since the debates, after polling closely with him in the state all year, FiveThirtyEight reports.
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Indeed, by some indications, after the first debate in 2012, Romney pulled ahead of Obama, before time and subsequent debates restored the status quo ante.
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America quickly pulled ahead of the rest of the world in almost every new technology—a locomotive to Europe's snail, as Andrew Carnegie put it.
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Los Angeles pulled ahead by double digits, 107-97, on a dunk by Dwight Howard with 4:57 remaining, and the Lakers never looked back.
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They had dropped seven games already this season when leading by 2107 or more and pulled ahead by as many as 2101 against the Raptors.
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Rizzo hit a solo shot — his team-high sixth — off Jon Moscot (0-1) as the Cubs pulled ahead, 4-0, in the fourth inning.
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But Cleveland again pulled ahead against the right-hander Cole in the fifth when Jake Bauers led off with a 343-foot shot to left.
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Sanders has pulled ahead in state and national polls, while Bloomberg's momentum has stalled somewhat following a poorly reviewed performance in the debate last week.
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Chicago pulled ahead 17-2763 when Trubisky rolled left and hit Miller for a 10-yard touchdown with 14:15 left in the fourth quarter.
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In other news, presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, pulled ahead of rivals in Tuesday's primary contests in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Delaware.
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When he fell ill in Las Vegas, Sanders' campaign had been stalling in polls, as Warren pulled ahead and solidified her status among the front-runners.
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After a wave of consolidation, a handful of players (WeChat, WhatsApp, and Facebook Messenger) have pulled ahead in many of the markets Line wanted to tackle.
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Georgia finally pulled ahead in the second, scoring several times, and headed into halftime with a touchdown that gave them a hefty lead over their opponents.
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Phoenix pulled ahead one more time early in the fourth quarter, taking a 75-74 lead on back-to-back baskets from Marquese Chriss and Jackson.
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Home Depot pulled ahead of Lowe's, and Cramer was "aghast" at how much stronger Home Depot has performed on all levels, especially the big ticket appliances.
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Norm Coleman was ahead on election night, but in a recount that lasted months, Democrat Al Franken pulled ahead of the Minnesota Republican and ultimately won.
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As of midday Tuesday, CNN had yet to project a result in California's 21's Congressional District, where Democrat TJ Cox pulled ahead of Republican Rep.
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"Fortnite" recently pulled ahead of its biggest competitor in the genre, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," in revenue and player count, according to a March report from SuperData Research.
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The two players started the match by trading games to tie up the set 1-1, then Leffen pulled ahead with a win on Pokémon Stadium.
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Baker, the world indoor bronze medalist, pulled ahead of Coleman in the final 222.53 meters to win with an assisting wind of 2100 meters per second.
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Under Iowa's arcane system of delegate allocation, however, Buttigieg pulled ahead of Sanders, 26.8 to 25.2 percent, giving Buttigieg's bid for the White House new legitimacy.
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Robinson-Earl drove to the basket for a reverse layup and Brandon Slater had consecutive baskets as Villanova pulled ahead 69-56 with 4:34 remaining.
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Beto O'Rourke (who dropped out in November), Biden and three others have pulled ahead thanks to their polling averages and the millions of dollars they've raised.
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As Trump pulled ahead in key states overnight, futures linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average sank, the Mexican peso plunged and Asian markets moved lower.
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But one drone-delivery business that has pulled ahead of the pack, Zipline, gained commercial traction by flying lifesaving medical supplies to thousands of rural clinics instead.
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Sometimes it comes down to two leading movies, as with 2015's horse race between Richard Linklater's Boyhood and Alejandro González Iñárritu's Birdman, which eventually pulled ahead.
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She pulled ahead by a decisive margin following her wins in the New York primary on April 19th and in a further four states on April 26th.
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Thomas B. Edsall On Sunday, Donald Trump pulled ahead of Hillary Clinton in the RealClearPolitics average of the five most recent national polls — albeit by 0.2 points.
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His last bout against Yoann Kongolo was an absolute treat as both men traded thoughtful, creative combinations before Holzken pulled ahead and proved himself the better man.
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The commission, which is controlled by allies of Mr. Hernández, suspended the counting of ballots early Monday after Mr. Nasralla pulled ahead by almost five percentage points.
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After trailing by about 250 votes with all precincts reporting, she pulled ahead thanks to overwhelming support from army bases and others whose ballots were counted last.
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The Wolfpack pulled ahead 50-39 with 12:15 left in the second half, then Andrew drilled a 3-pointer to extend the lead to 53-213.
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The Pelicans scored the first four points of the fourth quarter and later pulled ahead 231-123 on a 212-pointer by Mirotic with 257:247 to play.
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That premium places the network's users slightly above the per unique user valuation for Facebook, which had pulled ahead during the company's weak performance so far in 2016.
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Both services are hovering around 20 million paid users in the U.S., but Apple Music has recently pulled ahead by a small margin, according to the industry source.
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CBS news reports that another unverified account claiming to be Assange popped up in his absence, suggesting the original had been pulled ahead of a blockbuster Wikileaks release.
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On Lap 52 of 60, Jones caught Busch in heavy race traffic and pulled ahead as the trucks rounded Turn 983 and headed down the Long Pond straightaway.
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Golden State pulled ahead 88-86 on a Willie Cauley-Stein jumper early in the fourth quarter before the Thunder finally grabbed control with a 9-0 run.
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But Warren has pulled ahead of Biden in some polls, including in early voting states that are key to clinching the presidential nomination like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The index has pulled ahead this week, brushing aside political uncertainty from an inconclusive national election, and is on track for a ninth straight monthly streak of wins.
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In the end, "Hidden World" (Universal) pulled ahead to collect roughly $30 million at 203,286 cinemas, for a two-week domestic total of $97.7 million, according to Comscore.
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Indeed, some of the most vulnerable candidates have pulled ahead of their Democratic challengers, and Republicans still believe that most are leading head-to-head polls right now.
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Both teams failed to score over a two-plus minute span but the Rockets pulled ahead 214-21 following two free throws from Jackson with 211:153 left.
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He kept the Warriors going even as the Jazz pulled ahead late in the first half and led by as many as nine points in the third quarter.
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Sanders has also pulled ahead when likely voters are asked to name the most likeable candidate in the field, 27% name him, 20% Biden, 14% Buttigieg and 5743% Warren.
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Last year it pulled ahead of Gojek when Uber called time on a price war with Grab, took a 27.5% stake in its erstwhile rival and left the region.
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VICE Sports: Although Simone was third at the halfway point of the 100 free, what was going through your mind as she pulled ahead in the last few meters?
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Though Sanders seems to have pulled ahead from where he once stood, it's still true that Clinton looks to be in the favorable position in most of these polls.
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David Valadao, who has represented Central California since 2013, had initially been declared the winner, but his Democratic opponent, T.J. Cox, pulled ahead when mail-in votes were counted.
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Kamworor was initially behind the world-record pace in the first five kilometers before he pulled ahead to finish the final 11 km without any rivals to push him.
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Biden has pulled ahead of Sanders on the delegate count after a surprisingly strong showing on Super Tuesday, where he took 10 of the 14 states up for grabs.
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The American Health Care Act, which faced both internal Republican opposition and energetic grassroots criticism from Democrats, ended up being pulled ahead of a House floor vote last month.
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After the Jets pulled ahead, Avalanche head coach Patrick Roy replaced Varlamov with the extra attacker with 2:19 left in the third period and the Jets killing a penalty.
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A similar thing, they say, happened in 2008, when John McCain temporarily pulled ahead of Barack Obama after the Republican primary ended but while the Democratic primary was still going.
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In 2013, for the first time, the contribution to GDP from services, such as transport, shops, restaurants and finance, pulled ahead of industry, including manufacturing, mining and construction (see chart).
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But after several days of counting hundreds of thousands of remaining ballots, Ms Sinema pulled ahead and became the first Democrat to win a Senate race in Arizona since 1988.
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But in recent weeks, Clinton has pulled ahead in national polls and made gains in key battleground states, all as her opponent has been besieged by a string of controversies.
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It was a huge launch that in some respects filled in the gaps where Apple has been previously falling behind Android, and in other ways pulled ahead of its rival.
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A Stonewall representative told CNBC that MI5 pulled ahead in the rankings thanks in part to having a senior member of staff that champions LGBT equality on its executive board.
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The Sooners struck first, with a touchdown on the game's opening drive, and led until Houston pulled ahead with a 47-yard field goal at the end of the half.
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In recent years, Walmart has really pulled ahead as one of the best stops for deals, Black Friday or otherwise, and they aren't about to slow down any time soon.
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Last week, NBC pulled ahead of CBS in total viewers through the first 20 weeks of the 2017-18 season, the first time it has had the lead since 2002.
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Boston pulled ahead 40-32 early in the second, and after Los Angeles got within 153-44, the Celtics rode a 12-1 stretch to their first double-digit lead.
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Wake Forest pulled ahead at 228-25 early in the second half, which began with Florida State going empty on its first five possessions (three turnovers and two missed shots).
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The margin remained at nine with 14:19 left, but Mack scored 16 points during an 18-6 run as the Tigers pulled ahead 59-2.53 with 7:04 left.
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"In recent years, Home Depot had pulled ahead of Lowe's in a major way, and while it's always been the superior operator, I think it's worth asking why," Cramer said.
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The teams traded runs in the second before the Red Sox pulled ahead for good when Mitch Moreland scored on an error in the third for a 6-5 lead.
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VW had briefly pulled ahead of global sales champion Toyota after six months, though slipped behind the Japanese rival in the second half of last year when the emissions scandal broke.
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Brexit has been expected to fail, but multiple recent polls show the leave camp has pulled ahead by a few percentage points — and market volatility has picked up as a result.
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Asian shares pulled ahead as corporate earnings and a ceasefire in northern Syria helped lift sentiment, though the U.S.-China trade spat and Brexit prevented a decisive shift towards riskier assets.
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By day five, there were small chips on both hands, but here's where the gel pulled ahead: "When chips appeared, they didn't expand and peel like the [control polish]," Doramus explains.
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Although polling between Biden and Warren tightened significantly in early October, Biden has pulled ahead slightly for the time being, while Sanders has seen a small uptick since the last debate.
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With so few polls in these districts, it's entirely possible that the Democrats have already pulled ahead in one or more of these contests and we just don't know it yet.
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Ms. Contreras-Sweet's group had pulled ahead of other bidders like Lions Gate Entertainment by promising to keep the studio intact and retaining its employees, including senior managers like Mr. Glasser.
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Polls showed the Senate races in Arizona and Ohio in a dead heat earlier this year, but the Republican candidates, bolstered by heavy spending from outside groups, have since pulled ahead.
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Powell's 259-pointer trimmed the lead to two with 29:20 remaining in the half, but the Magic pulled ahead by 73 with 27:227 left on a layup by Fultz.
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The stop at the mural is one of many stunts Swift has pulled ahead of the release of new music Thursday night, which she confirmed in an Instagram story before the event.
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All the same, Liberty's president, Jerry Falwell Jr., declared that ''Donald Trump is a breath of fresh air,'' and Trump has pulled ahead of Cruz in some national polls of evangelical voters.
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Republicans have seen their leads in the Florida US Senate and governor's races dwindle as new ballots have been counted since Election Day, and in Arizona, Democrat Kyrsten Sinema has pulled ahead.
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"They've really just pulled ahead of the rest of the competition as well as demonstrated that they have a product that really addresses the needs of an enterprise," he told Business Insider.
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He acknowledged that other places have pulled ahead with newer technology, and noted that San Francisco itself originally drew inspiration from Germany, which was recycling and beginning to compost in the 1980s.
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But at least one of them has pulled ahead: By Monday afternoon, the "Safer" campaign had managed to raise $145,000, outraising the opposing campaign by $60,000 in roughly a third of time.
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A politician who's about to get married, Jess is on the verge of losing a state senate race to an opponent who has pulled ahead with some Anthony Weiner-esque penis pictures.
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REYKJAVIK/COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Iceland's centre-right Independence Party has pulled ahead in an opinion poll before Saturday's parliamentary vote, the second snap election in a year after a string of political scandals.
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The ill-timed slump has dropped the Blue Jackets under the playoff line, as the Carolina Hurricanes pulled ahead of Columbus on a tiebreaker for the final Eastern Conference wild-card position.
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Sanders has pulled ahead in the delegate count after a string of top performances in the first three nominating contests, while the crowded moderate lane has shown no signs of thinning out.
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Sacar Anim's trey cut the gap to 86-85 with 27 seconds to go, but Baldwin made 33 of 2 free throws with 15.1 seconds remaining as Butler pulled ahead 89-85.
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Hyde-Smith has generally pulled ahead of Espy in a two-way race, but the Democrat is polling strongly enough that he does have an outside chance to pull off the upset.
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One of first polls after the Post story broke showed Moore and Jones even; now the Democrat has pulled ahead a little less than a month away from the December 12 special election.
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Over the years in which stockmarket returns in America pulled ahead of everywhere else, any residual feelings for old-world shares had slowly turned to indifference and then curdled into something like hatred.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bristol-Myers Squibb has pulled ahead in the race to dominate the hot new cancer immunotherapy market but Merck & Co, Roche and AstraZeneca still have important opportunities to close the gap.
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Both games have been wildly successful, but it seems that Fortnite has pulled ahead in the popularity contest, regularly garnering the most viewers on streaming services like Twitch and breaking records on consoles.
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As Mr. Biden has pulled ahead in Michigan polls, Mr. Sanders has poured money into building a ground game in the state, with several field offices, paid organizers and grass-roots canvassing efforts.
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Then, in an Emerson College poll conducted two weeks ago, Bernie Sanders, a candidate with substantial liabilities as well as marked strengths, pulled ahead of Biden for the first time, 29-24 percent.
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Sanders has generally led in the Latino vote among states to vote so far, contributing to his win in Nevada, while Biden has pulled ahead with support from African American and older voters.
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Run the numbers as I did, and it's clear that at this moment, Apple has pulled ahead of Exxon Mobil, with total net wealth creation of somewhere in the vicinity of $1 trillion.
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Nevada pulled ahead 133-39 on a Drew 3-pointer with 16:52 remaining, but San Diego State erupted for an 19-5 run over the ensuing 4:17 to take the lead.
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Apple pulled ahead of Samsung as the world's top smartphone vendor for the first time in eight quarters, shipping the most smartphones in the crucial holiday shopping season, according to new data from Gartner.
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Texas pulled ahead again using a layup by Febres, a dunk by guard Kerwin Roach II and a Febres 3-pointer for a 40-33 margin with just 1:29 left before the break.
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In recent times Indian cricket, much like the Indian economy, has inexorably pulled ahead of the Pakistani game, propelled by higher revenues, hugely fatter salaries, more professional management and keener promotion of young talent.
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But after Keys hit one of her best forehands to pull even in the tiebreaker at 5-5, Williams eked out the next two points, and she quickly pulled ahead in the second set.
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After several empty possessions by both teams, the Sixers pulled ahead 72-70 at the end of the quarter and then scored the first eight points of the fourth for an 80-70 advantage.
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Though behind in the polls for most of that 2005 election, Kaine pulled ahead of Republican state Attorney General Jerry Kilgore after the latter's attacks on Kaine's personal opposition to the death penalty backfired.
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As the campaign has lurched toward the finish line, Republicans are confident Bevin has pulled ahead in a rebuke of national Democrats' impeachment push and a statewide Democratic ticket with legacy candidates like Beshear.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Groups campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union have pulled ahead of those urging Britons to remain in the bloc in the race to raise funds, the Electoral Commission said on Thursday.
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Tokyo's Nikkei share average pulled ahead on futures buying on Friday after the dollar rose against the yen on the back of stronger-than-expected U.S. gross domestic product data, giving Japanese exporters a boost.
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Los Angeles pulled ahead in the fourth inning but squandered a chance to blow the game open as they only managed to cash in a pair of runs despite loading the bases with no outs.
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Towns had 213 points and 18 rebounds, and Andrew Wiggins scored 27 points as Minnesota (23-35) recorded its third win in four games and pulled ahead of Dallas (22-35) in the Western Conference.
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"In recent years, Home Depot had pulled ahead of Lowe's in a major way, and while it's always been the superior operator, I think it's worth asking why," the "Mad Money " host said on Thursday.
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While the new all-time high production shows American drillers pulled ahead of Saudi Arabia to briefly become the world's second biggest producer, the United States may have slipped back into third place in December.
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For best supporting actress, this season's fresh-faced it girl, Alicia Vikander ("The Danish Girl"), has pulled ahead of Rooney Mara, another actress who arguably was a lead in the film ("Carol") that got her nominated.
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White cars pulled ahead during David Cameron's Tory-Lib Dem coalition government—maybe because the economic mood was lightening, or perhaps because draining a car of colour is another way of not making a firm choice.
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When play resumed, Beavers first baseman Tyler Malone drew an RBI walk to tie the game before Oregon State pulled ahead with a four-run seventh and five-run eighth, putting the game out of reach.
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HILLARY CLINTON has been jockeying with Bernie Sanders in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, but she seems to have finally pulled ahead by a decisive margin following her win in the New York primary.
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A. We were late to the beginning of the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal a few years back, but thanks to some patient and fantastic reporting, we eventually caught up — and, I'd argue, pulled ahead.
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China has pulled ahead in the physical race, dredging sand to build one island after another over the objections of its neighbors and the United States, and equipping many of the islands with airstrips and radar.
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The 49 participating artists, who spanned 12 countries, from Western Europe to Latin America and beyond, were given no official reason why any of their artworks were abruptly pulled ahead of the triennial's December 21 opening.
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The Republican advantage held during the first eight months of last year, but in the most recent seven month period, from August 2019 to the present, Republicans have pulled ahead by four points, 47 to 43.
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But Airbus has pulled ahead of Boeing in orders for smaller planes by moving faster to install new engines and other improvements on its A320 and A321 jets than Boeing has on its venerable 28 line.
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With outlandish characters like Stone Cold Steve Austin, Triple H, and The Rock—not to mention using women as catty, over-sexualized storyline props—WWE pulled ahead as the nation's archetype of wrestling entertainment and culture.
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In the last of eight lengths on the waters off the famous curving beach, Weertman pulled ahead of the leader for most of the race, Jarrod Poort of Australia, and was soon joined by several other heavyweights.
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Bullrich and Fernandez were tied in a non-binding primary in August but Bullrich pulled ahead in polls soon after, helped by a burst of economic growth as Fernandez failed to unify the Peronist opposition behind her.
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With the latest round of commutations, President Obama has pulled ahead of his predecessors Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in using executive authority to pardon former prisoners and shorten (or commute) the sentences of current ones.
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At the final turn, Ledecky led from Sjostrom, and the two were matched stroke for stroke as they entered the last 25 meters, but the American pulled ahead to touch the wall in one minute, 53.73 seconds.
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The Democratic nominee's path to 270 electoral votes has drastically widened in the course of a few weeks, as she has pulled ahead in battleground states and made gains in traditionally Republican strongholds like Utah and Arizona.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives have pulled ahead of their Social Democrat rivals in the populous western region of North Rhine-Westphalia ahead of a crunch vote in the state on Sunday, an opinion poll showed.
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Now it appears that, with all but one House races called, their take will be 40 -- if the remaining race, California's 21st Congressional District, falls to Democrat T.J. Cox, who just this week pulled ahead of Rep.
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As Mr. Trump pulled ahead in the Electoral College count, many female Clinton supporters said they were experiencing a depth of loss and frustration that some of the women, especially the young ones, had never felt before.
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Kerber broke in the first game of the second set after their verbal exchange, but Collins broke back in the next game, and then pulled ahead of Kerber for good when she broke again for 4-2.
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No candidate has a clear advantage in those counties this year, and if one of them pulled ahead there, or in Linn or Scott (the Quad Cities), it would probably determine the second- and third-place finishers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump pulled ahead of Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton in Florida and Pennsylvania in a Quinnipiac Poll released on Wednesday that included responses after the FBI released its findings on Clinton's email use.
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Republican Marsha Blackburn has pulled ahead of Democrat Phil Bredesen in the race for Senate in Tennessee, one of the few states where Democrats have a chance to pick up a seat this year, a new poll found.
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But a report from the research company Open Signal earlier this month showed that T-Mobile had pulled ahead in the speed wars and was averaging 17.5 Mbps on average 4G download speeds compared to Verizon's 14.9 Mbps.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp's stock market value surpassed Apple Inc's and pulled ahead by as much as $3 billion on Wednesday as the Windows software maker benefited from optimism about demand for cloud computing services.
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With the movie grossing around $8 million a day this week, today it easily pulled ahead of James Cameron's 3D epic — with plenty of gas left in the tank to push totals higher with each additional ticket sold.
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The Patriots, who had a first-round bye, looked to be back at full strength and nothing like the team that lost four of six games heading into the playoffs as they pulled ahead early and never looked back.
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In the vice presidential race, Leni Robredo has pulled ahead of rival Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. The lone female candidate surpassed Marcos, the perceived front-runner and son of former Philippines dictator Ferdinand Marcos, taking 35% over Marcos' 34.59%.
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Japanese stocks recovered sharply on Wednesday after crumbling to their biggest percentage fall in 15 months the previous day, with all sectors in the black as Wall Street pulled ahead following a punishing sell-off in the preceding days.
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King's been edging for that title for years, but on Sunday the Republican pulled ahead of his fellow party members with a tweet that channeled the racist aviator Charles Lindbergh: Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny.
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Although she has no Hollywood experience, Ms. Contreras-Sweet pulled ahead of bidders like Lions Gate Entertainment by promising to keep the studio intact and retaining its employees, including senior managers like David Glasser, the Weinsteins' longtime top lieutenant.
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He's pulled ahead of Biden in some national polls, which also show him beating Trump in hypothetical head-to-head match-ups, and is expected to do well in the first in the nation primary in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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Yet a few hours earlier, the top "super PAC" supporting Mr. Cruz had begun running its first negative advertisements against Donald J. Trump, the presidential rival who has chased him down in the state and pulled ahead in the polls.
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The Astros pulled ahead an inning earlier against Greinke and added another insurance run later in the seventh when second baseman Jose Altuve delivered a sinking liner to right that dropped in front of Jon Jay and scored Tony Kemp.
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Taylor scored on a 232-yard run at 22:48 of the first, but the Wildcats pulled ahead toward the end of the half, when Thorson connected with slotback Carmen Green on a play-action pass and 1-yard score.
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The political world thinks that Democrats are likely to take the House, that Beto O'Rourke (D) is doomed in Texas, that Joe Manchin (D) has locked things up in West Virginia, and that Marsha Blackburn (R) has pulled ahead in Tennessee.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy has pulled ahead this year, extending a lengthy expansion with help from President Donald Trump's "America First" agenda and massive tax cuts, but upcoming data could illuminate the impact of his policies on global peers.
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The New Zealand dollar gained 0.6 percent to $0.7360 after reaching its highest level in 6-1/2 weeks as one poll showed the country's National Party pulled ahead of the rival Labour Party ahead of a general election this weekend.
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So instead, she watched the unimaginable unfold Tuesday night at home, in front of the TV. "It was amazing," she said, recalling the moment when Mr. Jones pulled ahead of Roy S. Moore in the Senate race, and stayed there.
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Clinton will face off in another Democratic debate as polls show that the liberal Vermont senator has closed a gap with her in Iowa and pulled ahead in New Hampshire, the first two states to vote in the presidential primary season. Mrs.
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For example, Louis C.K.'s film "I Love You, Daddy" was pulled ahead of its release to theaters, and Netflix cut ties with the comedian, as it has done with Kevin Spacey, Danny Masterson, and the exec who didn't believe Masterson's accusers.
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Chevron said Thursday it will not submit a new offer to acquire Anadarko Petroleum, walking away from the deal after Occidental Petroleum pulled ahead in a battle to take control of the driller with prized assets in the top U.S. shale oil field.
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Netflix's newest series looks just as addicting and binge-worthy as we've come to expect from the streaming service, but that's exactly why the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) has called for it to be pulled ahead of its November 30 premiere.
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Compared to a year ago, when T-Mobile and Verizon were neck and neck for 43G LTE download speed — 16.65 Mbps and 16.89 Mbps, respectively — T-Mobile pulled ahead with an average download speed of 19.42 Mbps compared to 17.77 Mbps on Verizon.
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Blackburn pulled ahead of Bredesen after the Senate's divisive debate over Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' Sen.
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As Sanders has pulled ahead in some polls of Iowa in recent days, his campaign continues to emphasize that turnout is going to be key to actually winning the nomination — and Ocasio-Cortez could potentially drive that turnout, especially among younger voters.
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Most of the news around Senator Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign has been positive of late: He pulled ahead of Joe Biden in a national poll, and first-quarter statistics showed that he has raised more money this year than any other Democratic candidate.
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But in a world where the past few iPhones felt like sure things and Apple seemed to have decisively pulled ahead of its major competitors, the fact that there's a risk at all makes this the most exciting iPhone launch in years.
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On the eve of the election, Perez forces were feeling confident as they told Democrats they had pulled ahead, buoyed by the late endorsement of Jaime Harrison, the chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party, who quit the chairman's race Thursday to endorse Perez.
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The Cubs maintained their 163 1/2-game lead over Milwaukee in the National League Central when the Brewers lost 5-4 to St. Louis on Wednesday, while the Diamondbacks pulled ahead of Colorado by a half game for the top NL wild card spot.
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And one of the Liberals' signature foreign affairs initiatives -- bidding for a nonpermanent UN Security Council seat for 2021-2022, as part of a campaign plank to "restore Canada as a leader in the world" -- appears all but dead after front-runners Ireland and Norway pulled ahead.
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The Cavaliers pulled ahead 43-38 with a 226-222 run, including eight straight points (and two 23-pointers) by Huff, but the Irish answered with a 25-212 surge and took a 24-13 lead on T.J. Gibbs' 21-pointer with 26:23 to play.
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Last year, both home improvement stores posted same-store sales numbers that were strong, however Home Depot appeared to be pulling away from Lowe's, particularly in the U.S. After years of generating numbers that were similar, Home Depot finally pulled ahead of Lowe's with 9.5 percent revenue growth.
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Rubio was able to sneak past Cruz in South Carolina, he's pulled ahead of him in new polls from Georgia and Oklahoma, and he's even pulled within few points in a new poll out of Cruz's home state of Texas (though two others show a larger Cruz edge).
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Once someone has pulled ahead in the delegate count on Super Tuesday it's virtually impossible for others to catch up, not just because of money and momentum, but because the rules push underdogs out (although with online fundraising, candidates can choose to stay in long after they're not viable).
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As Cruz has pulled ahead of the Republican pack in the key early-voting state of Iowa, businessman Donald Trump, who leads Republicans nationally, has stepped up aggressively questioning whether Cruz is a natural-born citizen and calling the senator's Canadian birth a potential problem for the party.
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There's already talk that Democrats have pulled ahead in California's 45th, where a Times/Siena poll late last month showed the Democrats up by five points, and Illinois's Sixth, where a Times/Siena poll at the beginning of September showed the Republican up by less than a point.
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In the unspoken battle between Hollywood's famous sister groups and how much skin they can bare during various outing at the Nice Guy, the Kardashians were in the lead for a while; then the Jenner caught up; and now the Hadids may have finally pulled ahead to take the gold.
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Philadelphia pulled ahead in the third on RBI singles by Ryan Howard and Carlos Ruiz but the Brewers took the lead back against left-hander Brett Oberholtzer in the bottom of the inning on Braun's fourth home run of the year and a Domingo Santana fielder's choice that scored Lucroy.
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Cibulkova, who had not reached this stage of the year's final Grand Slam since reaching the last eight in 2010, pulled ahead 3-2 in the second set but Keys stormed home from there and clinched the win on her second match point when the Slovak sent a forehand wide.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 10 (Reuters) - Eli Lilly and Co has pulled ahead in a three-way race with Amgen Inc and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd in attracting new patients to a new class of migraine drugs, and seeks to build on that advantage by stressing that its therapy can completely prevent headaches in a small percentage of patients.
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With just four days to go until the Iowa caucuses, Donald Trump has pulled ahead of Ted Cruz with a seven-point lead among likely Iowa GOP caucus-goers, while Hillary Clinton remains just three points in front of Bernie Sanders on the Democratic side, according to a trio of new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls.
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Rounding out the field is Leecia Eve, an African-American attorney and Verizon executive who's worked for Cuomo and Clinton, and Maloney, the openly gay New York congressman, who is also defending his House seat and who's pulled ahead of James in the latest Siena College poll, with 25 percent of the vote to James's 24 percent.
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Mia LoveLudmya (Mia) LoveFormer GOP lawmaker: Trump's tweets have to stop Congressional Women's Softball team releases roster The 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (R-Utah) pulled ahead in her race against Democrat Ben McAdams for the first time Friday as an updated vote count in Utah County gave her a narrow lead.
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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 has erased a double-digit deficit and pulled ahead of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida GOP Florida governor enlists new officer to prepare state for rising sea level MORE (R) also pulled ahead of Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum (D) in the race for governor of Florida around the time Carville spoke, according to The New York Times. Gov.
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