The review will assess the robustness of the run-off plan, including the sufficiency of reserves to carry out an orderly run-off process.
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These risks would not necessarily restrict the rating of a run-off specialist or of a firm that only placed some of its business in run-off.
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Enstar's reserve mix continues to change as the company acquires new run-off operations and develops its active underwriting business while paying down existing run-off reserves.
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KA Finanz's plan to convert from a bank to a run-off company, move fully to direct state funding and accelerate its portfolio run-off shows the authorities' proactive approach.
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Analysts say the uncertainty could hang over the market for weeks, between Sunday and the run off, and then between the run off and parliamentary elections, depending on who wins.
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Although she would lose in a run-off of the two top placed candidates, Hollande himself could struggle to reach that run-off ahead of candidates of the mainstream right, the polls show.
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As a run-off company, KF would need to return its banking licence and its market activity would be restricted to initiatives focused on run-off, such as hedging and buy-back programmes.
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The Marlins' fifth run off Lauer came in the third.
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They use precision fertilizer that doesn't run off as easily.
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CrossFit is the stuff of labor camps run off aspiration.
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A lot of them would run off with your money.
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The Royals scored another run off Snell in the third.
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Bauer allowed one run off five hits, striking out 10.
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"You run off conservatives and you embrace liberals," Gohmert said.
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Has one of tech's most voracious acquirers run off track?
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"They just kind of bounce and run off," he says.
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Make sure that water has someplace to run off to.
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Arizona got its lone run off Wheeler in the first.
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The Royals got a run off Gibson in the first.
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This apology is starting to run off the rails here.
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He will have to campaign vigorously to win the run-off.
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After entering the run-off Mr Haddad moved towards the centre.
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The smart home of the future doesn't run off a MiFi.
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The bourbon run off killed about 1,000 fish in nearby waterways.
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France's presidential run-off will pit two candidates head to head.
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Saudi oil policy has run off the rails in recent times.
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Pollution, notably fertiliser run-off, damages a lot of marine ecosystems.
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Polls suggest that the techie will win the run-off vote.
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She is set to win the run-off on March 30th.
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We'll never know why the drug run-off only hurt girls.
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With huge run-off areas, Le Castellet should be more comfortable.
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Originally, Ergo had wanted to carry out the run-off itself.
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They kiss, exchange lusty letters, and pledge to run off together.
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I don't want to run off and blather on with excuses.
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The race now moves to a run-off on June 19th.
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"You're completely isolated socially and, frequently, run off campus," she said.
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But don't run off and become an S-corp just yet.
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Then we probably won't have the train run off the track.
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Martin's was a first pitch home run off RHP Trevor Bauer.
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Haddad will likely face Bolsonaro in a run-off on Oct.
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Polls showed Strange was at risk of missing the run-off.
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I hit a home run off him (which was really cool).
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The Nationals added their fourth run off Lauer in the fifth.
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Her rival, Friedrich Merz, won 482 votes in a run-off.
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Some show him losing to Mesa in a hypothetical run-off.
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He added that the water might not run off until Tuesday.
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So it wasn't like we were going to run off together.
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The top two candidates will contest a run-off in May.
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I could see his blood start to run off the table.
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Authorities still have to name a date for the run-off.
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Offsets to these positives include the company's risk profile that is potentially subject to change based on future acquisitions and capital needs, reserves that are long-tailed and thus highly volatile, sizable reinsurance recoverable balance from run-off business and expansion into active non-life business, and life run-off that adds risk outside of the company's core non-life run-off business.
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The Royals scored a run off Zack Greinke in the first inning.
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There was jubilation as the result of the run-off was announced.
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If a run-off was necessary, it would be held on Oct.
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And where did the man behind fashion's football jerseys run off to?
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The boys run off with a weak and bleeding Elle in tow.
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When he made it into the run-off, he scored only 18%.
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But it has turned into a liability for her run-off campaign.
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They're whiny, rude, and more than happy to run off without paying.
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Polls show her winning the first round but losing the run-off.
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And are sauces and dressings just supposed to run off the edges?
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We can't have it just run off of the data we'll have.
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In the run-off, 212% of Briord's voters backed her for president.
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And second, the Republican nomination is headed for a nasty run-off.
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Yuli Gurriel hit a home run off Yu Darvish on Friday, Oct.
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But who&aposs the Democratic gets into to run off with him.
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Today, what to watch if your tastes run off the beaten path.
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After Saturday's results, Trump took credit for a run-off being required.
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The pair are deadlocked in a likely run-off vote on Oct.
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However, opinion polls indicate that a likely run-off vote on Oct.
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If you do that, people run off the deep end with it.
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Coaches and athletes also can disagree about what constitutes a run-off.
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Rodriguez allowed one run off three hits over 6 63/3 innings.
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His father had run off with a night-club singer, Corinna Mura.
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Jones hit a solo home run off Scherzer and now is batting .
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Davis' home run, off RHP Ben Taylor, went an estimated 429 feet.
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They cheer and wave, chanting "let's go home" as they run off.
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Kamara provided the dagger with his 49-yard run off right end.
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Skil saws can be run off the 110-outlet near the tailgate.
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Sure enough, Culiacán scored the deciding run off him, winning, 3-2.
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There are integrated front and rear lights that run off the motor.
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The Angels got their lone run off Clevinger in the fifth inning.
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Milanovic and Grabar-Kitarovic will face in a run-off on Jan.
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Graveman allowed one run off seven hits, walking one with six strikeouts.
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Texas is a run-off state, meaning that if no candidate earns over 30% of the vote in a primary, the top two vote-getters advance to a run-off election to be held on May 26, 2020.
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KF intends to accelerate the run-off of its portfolio, taking advantage of more favourable market conditions that should reduce or reverse impairment losses, and aims to complete the process within 10 years of attaining formal run-off status.
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Why did Thomas excitedly run off after finding that leaf in his pocket?
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And it takes two seconds for Brandi to run off and tell somebody.
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Financial markets will likely rise on news of a Fujimori-Kuczynski run-off.
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"I think we should have a dick run-off — a dickathlon," she said.
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After the president endorsed him, though, Mr Kemp won the run-off election.
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That gap would mean he would avoid a risky second round run-off.
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Some £28.8bn of bad loans, chiefly inherited from HBOS, have been run off.
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The pair will go through to a run-off vote on May 6.23th.
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The political alternatives on offer in this run-off could scarcely differ more.
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A run-off for the seat in Louisiana will be held in December.
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"I'm telling you, they didn't run off," one character says of the children.
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So, we&aposre going to ride that big truck into the run off.
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Russian teenagers pose for selfies in the sun, then run off without ordering.
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His first home run, off Mychal Givens, erased the Orioles' 25-21 lead.
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A final run-off between magical thinking and political expertise has to wait.
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He will face Samura Kamara, the ruling party's candidate, in the run-off.
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Fully 10.6m French voters backed Ms Le Pen in the presidential run-off.
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That prompted the two candidates contesting a second round run-off on Aug.
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MONROVIA (Reuters) - Liberia will hold a delayed presidential run-off vote on Dec.
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Aegon said would divest an additional block of its U.S. run-off businesses.
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Your enemies would run off and then you could just have a cookout.
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That's why we haven't run off with our tail in between our legs.
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Then, they set up the HVAC and infotainment to run off Android completely.
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The clerk seemed more than happy to run off and have a cigarette.
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Arrieta became the first pitcher ever to hit a home run off Bumgarner.
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The race will be decided by a run-off vote on June 19.
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She is expected to advance to a run-off among the party's grassroots.
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In a run-off vote at a party congress in Hamburg on Dec.
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They rode horseback to the Alabama run-off, where Moore beat out Sen.
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Democrat MJ Hegar, who emerged from a May run-off to face Rep.
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And where did that word "undocumented" run off to in the second headline?
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Despite some jitters, both won in multi-candidate fields without a run-off.
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These ecosystems prevent flooding, reduce run-off and lower costs of water treatment.
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My ID showed I lived in mandatory residence—I couldn't just run off.
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He even drove home a run off a single in the second inning.
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Now, new questions suggest that their story may have run off course, too.
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New York added a run off right-hander Reggie McClain in the fifth.
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A run-off vote between the two candidates is scheduled for Nov. 7.
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I don't see why they would just run off in a foreign country.
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Normally you run off the field, shower up, get dressed, and go home.
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The Panama Paper stories run off Putin like water off a duck's back.
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Haiti's electoral council has postponed a presidential run-off vote, citing security concerns.
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This means the election will be decided by a run-off on April 19th.
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A school bus overturned in Colorado on Thursday after being run off the road.
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Provisional results in the run-off are expected before the end of the year.
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A lackluster beach with tiny little piss-ant waves with a bad run-off.
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A run-off is possible if neither gains a 50-percent-plus-one majority.
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But it's not clear who can challenge Ahok in the run-off, Sukarsono continued.
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Modelling the run-off stage is easier in some ways and harder in others.
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The two men will face each other in a run-off on January 29th.
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Campaign propaganda has flooded social media in Brazil ahead of the run-off vote.
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In 2013 Mr Rouhani narrowly avoided a run-off, scraping 50.7% of the vote.
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But the French run-off further undermines the notion that pollsters miss "shy populists".
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Rodriguez allowed one run off three hits over 6 1/3 innings at Seattle.
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Leave the Hulu series waiting at the altar, and run off with the original.
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Polls find her losing the run-off by wide margins against all potential challengers.
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"NO RUN-OFF", exhorted a sign at Jon Ossoff's campaign office in Sandy Springs.
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However, he failed to gain an overall majority, resulting in this weekend's run-off.
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Putting portfolios into run-off can be attractive because of the potential cost reductions.
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"You can run off and do exciting things you couldn't do otherwise," Rehmet said.
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But he didn't get enough votes to avoid a run-off later this month.
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However, turnout was too low for them to be elected without a run-off.
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That's when the parents realize that their kids have run off with one another.
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"Still, it's not something we'll run off to the store to get right away."
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Conservative Juan Diego Castro also hopes to land on the April run-off ballot.
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But Democrats truly run off the road in thinking that Kavanaugh's vote would matter.
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Ellsbury hit a two-run home run off reliever Justin Grimm in the eighth.
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Best of all, they run off of regular watch batteries and don't need recharging.
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Still the majority of Russians favour Ms Le Pen in Sunday's run-off vote.
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"First-time voters MUST vote on December 26 Run-Off elections," its tweet said.
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That includes hanging them from the ceiling, or having them run off the table.
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A potentially contentious run-off could also encourage the bank to act with caution.
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They also rode horseback to the Alabama run-off, where Moore beat out Sen.
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Aaron Hicks hit a solo home run off Wainwright add had a sacrifice fly.
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Eddie Rosario homered for the only run off Carrasco to start the sixth inning.
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The Brewers opened the scoring with a run off Castillo in the second inning.
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Lula's man will probably propel Haddad into the run-off, when the field of
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Greg Murphy in the GOP run-off in North Carolina's 3rd District in July.
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Kipnis' home run off Travis Wood in the seventh inning made it 10-1.
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Gussi said he recorded the video some days ago, before the run-off vote.
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The Rays' Corey Dickerson opened the game with a home run off Sam Gaviglio.
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"It was mainly, 'We're not used to being run off the floor," Kerr said.
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Rickie Weeks Jr. hit a two-run home run off Yankees' starter Jordan Montgomery.
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Perez allowed one run off six hits over five innings while issuing four walks.
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The primary will be held August 220006, with a possible run-off in September.
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Dip chicken pieces into batter fully and lift to run off excess batter. 9.
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Devers is just the second lefty ever to hit a home run off Chapman.
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It's not about, 'Let me take your money and run off and not care.
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Candidates need to secure 50 percent support in order to avoid a run-off.
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Torres smashed a second-inning solo home run off Jake Odorizzi, the Twins' starter.
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I asked him, once again, where he had run off to all those nights.
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Many of those chemicals seep into the ground or run off into surface water.
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Vote counting in the run-off was delayed after disagreement over the tallying method.
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The top two candidates will run off for the French presidency on May 7.
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I mean, hopefully I can just run off and win a bunch of them.
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His name was Arrogate, and he and Smith had run off with the money.
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As the officers scrubbed the ship clean, the run-off seeped into nearby soil.
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Friends arrive around 12, so we talk a little bit before I run off.
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"It looked like that ball was a home run off the bat," Francona said.
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They run off everything and have a ton of success in the open floor.
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He got run off the forums for just being kind of a weird idiot.
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The rising burden of fixed costs in a run-off portfolio could make insurers more likely to consider a transfer to a run-off specialist in the longer term, as these companies can benefit from economies of scale as more portfolios are transferred.
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And then the skateboarders totally stop him and then run off with the munchie material!
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It's unclear whether anything was stolen as the man appears to run off empty-handed.
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A run-off election between Ahok and Baswedan is scheduled to take place in April.
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The only run off Smith was Franmil Reyes' 378-foot homer leading off the second.
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Only the top two candidates will go through to a run-off on May 7.
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Through this, Munich Re will handle the largest run-off in the German life market.
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Florida sprinted to a 20-8 lead before eight minutes had run off the clock.
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A Fujimori-Mendoza run-off would be the first in Peru to feature two women.
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If there's no clear winner, voters will return for a run-off on Nov. 24.
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The rainwater would have quickly run off over the surface, shaping the network of valleys.
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The two will face each other in a second round run-off on Aug. 11.
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However, it is not clear whether she will win the run-off vote in May.
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She is in a Republican Primary run-off against a recent Nancy Pelosi voting Democrat.
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It still looks likely that she will win one of the two run-off places.
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He only reached the run-off after two other candidates were disqualified on questionable grounds.
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If no clear winner emerges, voters will return for a run-off on Nov. 24.
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While the PSDB remained neutral in the presidential run-off, Mr Doria supported Mr Bolsonaro.
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A run-off between Ms Le Pen and Mr Fillon is generally accepted as riskier.
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Currently, traders expect the Fed's portfolio run-off to stop at the end of 2021.
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Polls suggest he has the best chance of meeting Mr Bolsonaro in the run-off.
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Conforto hit a three-run home run off Sparkman with one out in the first.
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Microplastics enter drinking water sources mainly through run-off and wastewater effluent, the WHO said.
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And it's just not likely in any type of way that she would run off.
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He's never been the type to run off without asking permission to do so first.
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He lost in the run-off during the 2005 presidential election to Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
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Le Pen's chances of winning a second-round run-off are seen as extremely slim.
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But Nicky decides he needs to step up and go, not run off to Canada.
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Although she is second in the polls, she could win a run-off in August.
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Especially since this vote is the result of a run-off in the first place.
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She seemed unlikely to make it into a run-off election, let alone win it.
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That's not really a huge incentive to run off and buy a shiny new gadget.
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France holds the decisive run-off in its two-round presidential election on May 7.
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The Fed replaces mortgage securities and Treasurys with new purchases when those securities run off.
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Eminem: I piss in their mouths and howl and run off into the woods like.
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He plays primarily against left-handers but hit his home run off RHP Erasmo Ramirez.
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I stood there, about to run off and do my arts degree, thinking, Oh shit.
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Houston shortstop Marwin Gonzalez added a solo home run off Tyler Clippard in the eighth.
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Mr Rajoelina took 55% of the vote in last month's run-off against Marc Ravalomanana.
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After high concentrations of fertilizer run-off enter the ocean, plankton and algae populations explode.
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Bolsonaro pledged massive investments for Brazil's woeful infrastructure ahead of last month's run-off election.
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Souza later hit a second home run off Pineda, a solo blast in the fifth.
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Hyde-Smith is facing Democrat Mike Espy in a run-off election Tuesday in Mississippi.
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In closing, a few words must be made about the Southern Primary run-off requirement.
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Look at how far he has to run off of his defender to get it.
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The Mariners forged ahead in the sixth with a run off left-hander Mike Minor.
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Every weekday we would run off copies of the Times Crossword for students to solve.
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Sports bra underneath in case I have to run off and fix any misdeliveries again.
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Andujar's home run, off Rangers reliever Chris Martin, was the 17th of his rookie season.
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It was Hernandez who had slammed a solo home run off Sabathia the night before.
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He bangs on the window and they run off to fight in the parking lot.
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With the winner needing at least 50% of the vote, a run-off is likely.
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The top two performers, regardless of party, will face off in a run-off election.
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The two top performers, regardless of party, will face off in a run-off election.
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Moore won the Republican primary, avoiding even a run-off, with 55% of the vote.
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I have also been run off the bike lane by bicyclists speeding the wrong way.
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"Don't run off to Canada, It's so boring there," she says before describing her apartment.
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Robinson Chirinos, 22, lined a solo home run off Jonathan Holder, 257, in the seventh.
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Tell me that Ivanka has run off with Dick Cheney, and I won't even blink.
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The Yankees scored their first postseason run off Keuchel with two outs in the second.
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Saied should fully lay out his agenda to voters ahead of the run-off elections.
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If these races couldn't convince the critics, there was the gubernatorial run-off in Georgia.
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Marisnick drove in two runs with his first home run off Tropeano's 80 mph slider.
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If no candidate fulfills this requirement, the two leading candidates will contest a run-off.
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Neve Campbell's LeAnn Harvey was run off the road, likely because she knew too much.
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EJ: So you didn't run off the platform and fall off and hit your head.
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The country has little infrastructure, such as ditches and sewers, to manage water run-off.
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You don't just run off and get married and not tell your family for 10 years.
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Neighbors at the time told police they thought the couple had run off together, authorities say.
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Rumors swirled that it had run off with its customers' money, or was down for maintenance.
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Radev and Tsacheva both agreed to take part in a public debate before the run-off.
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There were many days I was run off by the course marshal or the cart lady.
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Run-off from fertilisers and untreated sewage are other nasty problems with which corals must contend.
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Yet few will feel safe until the run-off is over and the count is done.
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I wanted to run off to the staff refrigerator and cry into a cup of yogurt.
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GUATEMALANS DID not like the options before them in the presidential run-off of August 11th.
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He even managed to run off with a few Grammys in the midst of the chaos.
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Financial services groups specialising in the run-off of life insurance are vying for these portfolios.
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In this world there are no jobs to run off to or responsibilities to tend to.
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Mercifully, it's also equipped with a kill switch should this behemoth run off on its own.
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Had Curry just run off of the screen, the action likely would've ended without any separation.
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Kelvin Gutierrez then hit his first major league home run off the right field foul pole.
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If no one wins more than 0003%, a run-off must be held within a month.
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In the run-off, Mr Macron performed better in areas with more educated and wealthy voters.
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Generali Leben would be by far the biggest sale of a run-off operation in Germany.
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If there is no clear winner, voters will return for a run-off on Nov. 24.
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Polling suggests that three candidates have a realistic chance of reaching the run-off in September.
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Earlier this season, Ohtani hit a home run off Maeda in the battle of Japan natives.
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Walker singled in a run off Luke Jackson, and Wilmer Flores grounded out to plate another.
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Once it went in, they would run off the solar panels until the sun went down.
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But contrary to those conclusions, they're not about to run off and make some serious commitment.
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The result was a virtual parallel processor that could run off a single central processing unit.
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But, contrary to those conclusions, they're not about to run off and make some serious commitment.
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If you're like us, you get slight separation anxiety when you see your doggo run off.
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Olson also hit a three-run home run off Astros closer Roberto Osuna in the ninth.
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In addition to calming James, the two are also paired together, so James can't run off.
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If you're like us, you get slight separation anxiety when you see your pooch run off.
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Alaseri says Shahi would encourage her to get in shape and "run off" with Howey. Why?
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Assume oil and gas prices fall to $40 and $4 respectively, and reserves are run off.
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Most polls show the two candidates neck-and-neck ahead of the June 5 run-off.
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A week before the run-off vote on June 5th Ms Fujimori led by five points.
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A fragmented political system needs a mechanism to produce a majority, such as a run-off.
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Macron is seen beating Le Pen in the run-off by 62 percent versus 38 percent.
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Descalso led off the seventh inning with a pinch-hit home run off RHP Joe Blanton.
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The only run off Romano (223-217) came on a second-inning homer by Matt Adams.
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Sassou Nguesso must win an outright majority against eight opposition candidates to avoid a run-off.
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Crawford had hit a game-ending home run off Blanton in April; left-handers are hitting .
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I rush, throw my things haphazardly into a bag, and run off to wherever I'm going.
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"One out of a hundred is a fire, the other 99 will run off," McIntyre said.
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When Max Kepler bashed another home run off Eovaldi two pitches later, the misery only continued.
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Teneo Intelligence still sees the most likely scenario as a run-off between Tymoshenko and Poroshenko.
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The Warriors are built for speed, and they exist to run off missed threes and layups.
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"You can't just take a question and run off to your talking points," Mr. Kantor said.
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"In the event you run off the road, we wanted to do more," Mr. Ekholm said.
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Ohtani then struck for a three-run, opposite-field home run off Covey in the third.
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But rather than force a run-off vote against Theresa May, she withdrew from the contest.
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The other branch was American Indians who were literally run off their land in the 1930s.
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His solo home run off the rookie Corey Oswalt came with Atlanta trailing by 20-25.
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He had to fight off an older boy before he could run off with the prize.
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Waste from gold-processing adds to pollution by run-off from surrounding cities and untreated sewage.
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The animals are more impatient than humans and are more likely to run off, he said.
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A victory by over 10 points means a run-off second round would not be needed.
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Marte produced Arizona's only run off Samardzija with a solo home run in the fifth inning.
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Zander Wiel hit a home run off Ryu, and Jake Cave also went deep for Minnesota.
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As the Fed has run off its bond portfolio, its deposits from banks have also declined.
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Keita beat Cisse in a 2013 run-off and is seeking a second five-year term.
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If no one wins a majority, there will be a run off between the top two.
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The run off Seth Maness was unearned after a Whit Merrifield throwing error in the fifth.
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The overstimulated American economy will run off the cliff on its own momentum, Mr. Bernanke fears.
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Baltimore actually took the first lead, on Trey Mancini's home run off Jackson in the fourth.
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But, rather than force a run-off vote against Theresa May, she withdrew from the contest.
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Sewage run off, caused by the spring floods, also add to the problem, National Geographic reported.
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The Giants added a third run off Phillies starter Nick Pivetta (4-4) in the fourth inning.
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As it happens, Rodrigo has run off to Venice to work with retired opera legend Alessandra a.k.a.
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Most political analysts see Fillon winning a run-off ballot against far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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Zuckerberg committed to notifying all impacted users that third parties may have run off with their data.
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The handler also carried the 'roo around as it appeared to attempt to run off the stage.
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They run off, get married, Kris finds out and forces Rob to go live in the desert.
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If not, the run-off could be tricky, since the opposition will doubtless unite around his rival.
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Before I knew it they had jumped Paul, given him a brutal black eye, and run off.
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Ahead of the run-off, Duque has 55 percent support, Friday's Centro Nacional de Consultoria poll said.
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Morales's term ends in January, and the country is set to have a presidential run-off Aug.
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Until recently, the odds were clearly on a run-off between Ms Le Pen and Mr Macron.
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It may yet be that Mr Macron keeps his lead and makes it into the run-off.
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Or even what Mr Fourquet calls the "craziest" possibility: that Mr Mélenchon squeaks into the run-off.
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PUNDITS are already looking beyond the French presidential run-off that will take place on May 7th.
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Bassitt allowed one unearned run off three hits and left the game with Oakland trailing 1-0.
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Our rating methodology for insurers in run-off is the same as for those with continuing business.
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Ergo's run-off life portfolio has 6 million customers and assets of 56 billion euros ($66 billion).
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Under France's two-round system, Mr Macron was elected in a run-off with a resounding 66%.
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Fabricio, who was his party's sole legislator until those elections, starts the run-off as the favourite.
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"There was no rush — no one expected me to run off and get married," she told Seventeen.
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He began by trying to draw simple shapes, but would feel his pencil run off the paper.
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Old-style business, already in decline, is therefore likely to be managed in closed run-off funds.
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JANET YELLEN: Well, I think they should make clear they're watching carefully what the run off entails.
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Facing another close-fought run-off, Fujimori has tried to ease concerns about her father's strongman legacy.
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Pujols blasted his 31st home run off Fiers (11-8) with one out in the first inning.
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That out took a run off the scoreboard for the Cubs and left manager Joe Maddon upset.
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It and other reputable pollsters have done little research on how a run-off might pan out.
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Qalibaf has made a run-off more likely by resisting calls from other hardliners to step aside.
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The far right leader will face a second round run-off against Emmanuel Macron of En Marche!
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A Tampa woman fears she was shot at and nearly run off the road leaving her mosque.
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Marine Le Pen advanced to a presidential run-off, but was summarily routed by the centrist Macron.
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And with no clean water supply, children have contracted skin rashes from washing in agricultural run-off.
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C Salvador Perez led off the ninth inning with a home run off Cleveland RHP Cody Allen.
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RUN-OFF FINAL ROUND OF INDICATIVE VOTING ON PM MAY'S DEAL IS EXPECTED ON THURSDAY - THE SUN
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The Austrian run-off institutions are also making good progress in running off their legacy loan books.
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Any two of the four is seen as having a chance to qualify for the run-off.
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In a run-off election next month, he will vie for the last open U.S. Senate seat.
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She would run off to romp through streams and into yards to sniff around for a while.
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Paxton allowed one run off four hits over eight innings, matching his longest outing of the season.
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"Simply put, it is mathematically impossible for Stacey Abrams to win or force a run-off election."
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Because neither man cleared 50 percent of the vote, both will advance the September Republican run-off.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: So, last question, because I know you have to run off to your earnings call.
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Cabrera hit a walk-off home run off Ramos in a 20-21 Mets win on Sept.
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Three additional DSA members are headed to run-off elections slated for April after successful showings Tuesday.
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Friday's run-off was scheduled after the June 26 vote failed to result in a outright winner.
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A big question is what supporters of extreme-left candidate Melenchon will do in the run-off.
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With 84% of votes counted, polling showed Morales was likely headed to a run-off with Mesa.
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Sluiced by rain run-off that dissolves its surfaces, Malham will lengthen further over time, they added.
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Peru has never had a woman president or seen two female candidates compete in a run-off.
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Poroshenko received 17.8 percent of the vote, and will head to a run-off election next month.
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"She is in a Republican Primary run-off against a recent Nancy Pelosi voting Democrat," Trump tweeted.
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With the borrowed bat, Rizzo slammed a home run off the Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Pedro Baez.
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Natt is seen on surveillance video being physically assaulted and spat on before the assailants run off.
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Gardner's previous walk-off hit was a home run off Detroit Tigers RHP Jose Veras on Aug.
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He needed 50 percent to win outright and could well lose in the run-off this June.
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Being away from home and having to run off of little or no sleep is really difficult.
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The constitutional court has until July 8 to decide whether the run-off has to be repeated.
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Above, we have Christen Press making a well timed run off of a cross from way out.
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CF Denard Span hit a home run off Dodgers RHP Kenley Jansen in the ninth inning Tuesday.
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Ergo's run-off life portfolio has 6 million customers and assets of 56 billion euros ($64.91 billion).
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Marte's solo home run off deposed Rangers closer Sam Dyson in the ninth made it 5-2.
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However, the central bank is allowing a capped level of government debt to run off each month.
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Exit polls, though, suggest that two political outsiders will advance to the run-off later this year.
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Christian Yelich hit a game-tying home run off Osuna leading off the bottom of the ninth.
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Its anniversary run, Off Broadway at New World Stages, starts previews on Wednesday and concludes Oct. 6.
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The people who could have revitalized it have either left for better opportunities or been run off.
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"Somebody's Daughter," by Chisa Hutchinson, one of the nominated plays, just finished up a run Off Broadway.
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A Tunisian presidential contender who had campaigned from jail was released Wednesday ahead of Sunday's run-off.
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Bio, Sierra Leone People's Party candidate was declared winner of the country's presidential run-off election Wednesday.
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He and "anti-Evo" rival Oscar Ortiz both said they would back Mesa in a run-off.
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Saturday's winner must secure a majority to avoid a run-off, which would take place next month.
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Embalo's candidacy gained support from the main contenders who failed to reach the run-off, including Vaz.
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Travis' ninth home run off Kelvin Herrera with two out in the ninth was the decisive blow.
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Zimmerman hit his National League-leading 17th home run off LHP Clayton Kershaw in the second inning.
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ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT Le Pen goes into Sunday's decisive run-off the clear underdog, according to opinion polls.
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Run-off containing animal wastes can also seep into the water table and contaminate rivers and lakes.
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Meuthen secured reelection against two candidates with a two third majority, which made a run-off unnecessary.
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That leaves Zelenskiy and Poroshenko set to face each other in a run-off in three weeks.
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Beginning in October they will keep allowing the MBSs to run-off, but replace them with Treasuries.
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Tulowitzki followed with a home run off closer Alex Colome, who came in with a 211 ERA.
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The run-off between the two top vote-getters is required when no candidate wins a majority.
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A proposal to let dogs run off-leash during certain hours in the park has divided the town.
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They allowed their dog to run off leash when it ventured [out] onto the ice and fell through.
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"We don't monitor as to whether they close the account and run off with the money," Swift said.
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Run off to Tijuana as a headbanded 18-year-old "Half-Breed" and marry that rascal Sonny Bono.
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A quick-count by pollster Ipsos also showed Kuczynski securing second place and heading to the run-off.
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They are struggling with low salinity which harms shellfish reproduction, water stagnation, pollution and agro-chemical run-off.
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The Expos broke through in the tenth, getting two hits and a run off of reliever Brian Williams.
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It also happened May 17, when the Cubs' Jason Heyward hit a home run off Milwaukee's Chase Anderson.
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A run-off vote will be held on May 26 if no candidate wins by a substantial margin.
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He allowed the one run off four hits over 5 1/3 innings in the 1-0 loss.
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The day after the rally, Kessler attempted to hold a press conference but was run off by protesters.
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But Messrs Rajoelina and Ravalomanana seem likely to face each other in a run-off on December 19th.
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Their firm's final briefing on the election implied that she was guaranteed to advance to the run-off.
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As our election forecast has made clear, the run-off results will spell doom for Ms Le Pen.
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But downstream districts suffer from the resulting silt, traffic and run-off without receiving any of the benefits.
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Wong added to the lead in the sixth with a solo home run off Washington reliever Trevor Gott.
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Oesterreich did not say how events since the original run-off vote in May have influenced public opinion.
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The violence continued for several minutes while little kids -- terrified -- tried to run off the field for safety.
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We've already talked about the possibility that Arizona will run off with Dr. DeLuca on a research expedition.
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DH Carlos Santana hit a home run off Edinson Volquez leading off the bottom of the first inning.
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C Alex Avila hit a solo home run off his former batterymate, Detroit RHP Justin Verlander, on Wednesday.
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He would need more than 50 percent of the vote to avoid a run-off election in June.
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His home run off RHP Danny Salazar in the first inning gave the Mariners a 3-0 lead.
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To make sure that they don't try to run off again, Mama takes a shovel to Shelby's ankle.
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Ms Fletcher, who is backed by Emily's list, will probably win the run-off in the seventh district.
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Hughes by then had run off with another woman, leaving Plath to raise their children on her own.
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On April 19, he was defeated by a Muslim candidate in a run-off vote for the governorship.
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Mr Piñera won a resounding victory in a run-off election in December, with 55% of the vote.
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When Six and Sunny run off together, Blossom faces a tough choice: Should she reveal where they've gone?
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Before I could even react, she had thrown everything from the fitting room at me and run off.
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This is all run off a Cortana Intelligence Suite, which runs of something called the Microsoft bot framework.
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Kuczynski was seen in recent polls as beating Fujimori narrowly in an expected run-off contest in June.
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This anti-roll system is powered by electric motors that run off an unusual 48-volt power supply.
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She would be beaten by any of the three others in a run-off, polls have repeatedly shown.
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Without an outright winner, the two best-placed candidates would head to a run-off in early April.
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THE outcome of Peru's presidential election run-off on June 5th was supposed to be a foregone conclusion.
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The AP notes that all nine polling sites were used in this year's primary and Republican run-off.
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Raggi will be the city's first female mayor if she wins the run-off vote on June 19.
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Trump visited Louisiana last month ahead of the primary vote, later taking credit for forcing a run-off.
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When Juan called the police, they told him that she had probably just run off with a boyfriend.
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Edwin Encarnacion followed with a two-run home run off Berrios, cutting the Twins' lead to 6-4.
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He hopes to keep Mr Bukele's vote share below 50% and force a run-off vote in March.
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IN FEBRUARY Rafael Correa, Ecuador's then-president, compared the country's run-off election to the battle of Stalingrad.
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These practices help reduce erosion and water run-off, and increase soil fertility and crop yields, experts say.
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Bond strategists say European government bond markets are unlikely to stabilise properly until after the run-off vote.
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Cashman, above all, was once ready to run off Derek Jeter in the middle of a contract squabble.
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If no single presidential candidate wins an absolute majority next month, a run-off is scheduled for September.
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With just days before Brazilians vote in a presidential run-off election, the country teeters on the edge.
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Seattle's Walker allowed one run off six hits over seven innings while throwing a career-high 24 pitches.
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The right wing party of his defeated run-off rival Keiko Fujimori, Popular Force, will have 56 percent.
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Its allies and sister parties this year entered the German parliament and made the French presidential run-off.
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Bemba ran against Kabila in 2006 elections that went to a run-off between them before Kabila won.
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Finally, growing conventional cotton requires the use of pesticides and fertilizers, which run off into the water supply.
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They can run off the grid or alternative power sources, and use an extremely efficient adiabatic distillation method.
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Is it his 20-fight run off successful middleweight title defences—an all-time best, by the way.
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After Davis's home run cut the advantage to 6-2, Stanton added a solo home run off Treinen.
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The grease run-off channels along the edge of this grill quickly and easily carry away excess oils.
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Still, he forced her into a run-off, which suggests that AKK will preside over a divided party.
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Otherwise, the top two candidates will head to a run-off set to take place on May 12.
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But Embalo's candidacy gained support from the main contenders who failed to reach the run-off, including Vaz.
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It transferred to Studio 743 this spring after a critically lauded run Off Broadway at the Public Theater.
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I brought my daughter who was about to run off to college and we had the best time.
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The polls, however, show Bolsonaro losing against most of his main adversaries in a second-round run-off.
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That a dog might suddenly bear its teeth or run off barking is only proof of its trustworthiness.
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Under election rules, a run-off will be held if no candidate secures an outright victory on Sunday.
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That will affect how far long-term yields may rise as the Fed allows bonds to run off.
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But when the woman points out that she has a camera, the dudes both run off real quick.
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She will be in Paris on May 7 to cover the run-off election for President of France.
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" Taken together, however, the strips produce "interminable grotesques" that "run off in great slanting waves of optic horror.
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Olson and Valenzuela will advance to a run-off election on March 26 — see the full results below.
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Hopefully, the incoming administration will throw the switch before allowing this docket to run off the proverbial rails.
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If you did it right, then you'd run off the field and crowd would love you for it.
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That slim lead held up until the sixth, when Tommy Pham doubled in the tying run off Lugo.
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Ahead of Sunday's run-off, Embalo won the backing of incumbent President Jose Mario Vaz, who received 12%.
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Bush-era holdovers in positions of authority, even career civil servants, were circumvented, blackballed, removed and run off.
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If not, the two candidates with the most votes will face a run-off election on November 6.
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The Angels got another run off Duffy in the fifth on a two-out double by Andrelton Simmons.
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He sipped the second beer and watched the rain spatter the dirty windows and run off in streaks.
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At that point, "Wonder Park" begins to run off the rails, lacking enough heft to sustain the premise.
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Yet, the DCCC didn't succeed in knocking Moser out; instead she forced a run-off on May 2628.
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Embalo's candidacy has won support from the main contenders who failed to reach the run-off, including Vaz.
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A solution would be to keep fertilizer and sewage run-off from getting into the rivers, NOAA said.
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No poll this year, though, has suggested that she might win the second-round run-off on May 21958th.
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Ms Handel won the run-off on June 20th by four points, confounding polls that predicted a closer result.
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The Socialists will lose 90% of their deputies, including their leader who did not even make the run-off.
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The Phillies scored their lone run off Kershaw in the second inning on Alfaro's RBI single to center field.
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Each of the two front-runners has some 26% support, enough to reach the run-off in early May.
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In the run-off, they show Mr Macron would beat Ms Le Pen by 20 percentage points or more.
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But there is a real chance that the inevitable run-off will be between Mr Haddad and Mr Bolsonaro.
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The December 10th run-off might have had high stakes had Democrats captured two more Senate seats in November.
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When she returns to the site school for work, some kids steal all of the snacks and run off.
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MARINE LE PEN trailed Emmanuel Macron in run-off polls by around 20 percentage points for the entire campaign.
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The unashamedly pro-European Mr Macron will almost certainly defeat Marine Le Pen in their May 7th run-off.
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Assuming the rescheduled votes go ahead this month, run-off elections, if necessary, will be held on January 29th.
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Only in 2015 did the bank begin a "proper run-off" of the non-resident portfolio, the report says.
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Please wait until you're done reading this article before you run off to create your own Popstar-inspired art.
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You don't want it to be too runny either because it will just run off all over the place.
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Of course, what actually happens is they run off with the money and you're left feeling like a sucker.
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She knows a few LGBT refugees who have run off illegally, but she remains too frightened to follow them.
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George Weah and Joseph Boakai are the two candidates in the run-off vying to replace Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
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Kiska and Fico were opponents in the last presidential run-off vote and have battled again in the crisis.
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It also just completed a pilot in Denver's municipal elections, including both the regular election and a run-off.
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In Mexico, which does not hold a run-off, voters tend to choose safer candidates in the first round.
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The two candidates are seen running practically neck-and-neck in a second run-off vote later this month.
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If no candidate secures a majority, the election will move to a second-round run-off on April 21.
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The other 20% have presumably only managed to avoid it because they've been the ones to run off first.
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But in the run-off an extra 1.4m voters turned out for Mr Piñera, giving him a comfortable victory.
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But his three-party coalition could easily be toppled by shifting alliances after a run-off on Oct. 23.
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The concern has been that some external factor might come and disrupt the process ahead of the run-off.
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In the absence of an absolute majority, the constitutional court is set to announce a second round run-off.
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When I heard we'd be doing push-ups I wanted to run off the set right then and there.
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Polls indicate that the centrist Emmanuel Macron will win the run-off with about 60 percent of the votes.
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As a result, a run-off between the two leading candidates is expected and is scheduled for May 7.
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The next step should be hosing off with water or showering to let the chemical run off the body.
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In France, Marine Le Pen, who endorsed Mr Hofer, will almost certainly make the presidential run-off next year.
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Valuing what happens if all development stops, and reserves are run off, appears to give some cause for comfort.
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Polls predict Macron, a former economy minister, will win the May 423 run-off with about 59-60 percent.
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"We'd take a break and I would go run off to the bathroom and do a line," Johnson says.
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The charge gives the baby elk enough time to get away, and the two run off into the woods.
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Laura Moser is headed to a run-off after placing second in the Democratic primary for Texas's seventh district.
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Suspicions were mounting that the president, Evo Morales, was trying to avoid a run-off vote by fraudulent means.
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For the first time, neither of the candidates in the run-off is the nominee of a mainstream party.
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The Italian insurer said on Tuesday it has agreed to sell Non-Life run-off portfolio of British branch.
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Its presidential candidate Norbert Hofer was defeated in a run-off vote last month but gained 47 percent support.
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KNK support appears divided once again going into the run-off despite the party leadership's call to back Dologuele.
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The presidential run-off is too close to call, but the Freedom Party is running first in opinion polls.
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"There's a potential to run off with this money," an employee wrote in an internal email revealed in court.
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But already it seems clear that she had run off to Turkey in January, apparently intending to reach Syria.
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There, either man would win the run-off easily with over 60 percent of the vote, the poll said.
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It can run off battery or a solar-power accessory so it can be plugged anywhere throughout the home.
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De Aza followed with a three-run home run off Wainwright to give the Mets a 7-0 lead.
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Voting in one province could not be organized on time and a run-off is required in a second.
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But Mozgov's rudimentary post game couldn't deal with the Warriors swarming defense, and he got run off the floor.
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The pan prevents flare-ups and the contents will cook in the tasty drippings that run off the chicken.
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In French presidential elections, only the top two candidates in the first round make it to the run-off.
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"I think we should have a dick run-off," Wyckoff told BuzzFeed News, throwing down the dick-running gauntlet.
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His home run off Zack Greinke (10-03) in the third inning gave the Cardinals a 4-0 lead.
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His home run off Zack Greinke (103-4) in the third inning gave the Cardinals a 4-0 lead.
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Although Sanchez later struck out and hit a home run off sliders, that initial at-bat stuck with Archer.
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If no candidate secures more than 50% of the vote, a run-off will be held on September 8.
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"Yeah, but how many times have we seen Chris Young hit a home run off a lefty?" he asked.
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There was once-injured Corey Seager's go-ahead two-run home run off Justin Verlander in the sixth inning.
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Quiet all series, Daniel Murphy tied the score with a solo home run off Hendricks in the second inning.
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The Cardinals won, 21912-2105, in the 226th inning when Cesar Cedeno smashed a home run off Jesse Orosco.
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If no candidate receives more than half the votes, the election goes to a run-off on April 21.
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Asset management giant Pimco suggested the Fed stop allowing proceeds from its mortgage portfolio to run off each month.
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He's there to make sure you don't freak out and tell the police or run off with the drugs.
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Apart from heat stress, they respond also to other stressors such as sediment run-off, nutrient enrichment, and overfishing.
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This question goes unanswered, but wow, does it feel like they should just run off together in this moment.
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Diaz added a home run off Farquhar in the eighth to make it a two-run lead for Toronto.
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Essentially, the Fed will set caps of how much it will allow to run off and reinvest the rest.
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Both firms remain in run-off, meaning they cannot write new policies, but have big books of existing business.
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If, as expected, no candidate, wins an absolute majority a run-off vote will be held a week later.
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Le Pen is expected to make it into a second-round run-off for the French presidency next year.
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And there were just a handful of paying witnesses to Francisco Lindor's home run off Smith in the eighth.
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A spoof of "Game of Thrones," the HBO drama, will have a three-week run Off Broadway this October.
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EDAT doesn't run off a battery, but instead draws power from a generator attached to the helicopter's turbine engine.
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In all reality back then, what would happen is the guides would run off, and they'd leave the group.
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The pass traveled at least 50 yards in the air and was launched on the run off one foot.
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There will be a run-off if, as seems likely, no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote.
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Otherwise, they face a run-off with the runner-up while the remaining candidates are forced to drop out.
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If the front-runner falls short of those benchmarks, the two top contenders will contest a run-off vote.
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The Ibope poll has Bolsonaro and Haddad running practically neck-and-neck in a second round run-off vote.
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Fillon was on 21 percent, meaning he would be eliminated from the run-off between the top two candidates.
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That survey and others indicate that a run-off vote between the two, which would take place on Oct.
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Those are the companies that have been run off the Internet, one after another, over the past two decades.
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Pine Tree caters to children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities—it's a nonprofit organization, run off donations.
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All they had with them was Olds's bag of chips; Allen had run off without taking his victim's wallet.
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He took 54% of the vote in a run-off, defeating Gustavo Petro, a far-left former mayor of Bogotá.
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But heaters that run off of propane or kerosene are best used for garages and shops rather than sleeping areas.
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Fujimori won the first round but did not score the simple majority of votes needed to avoid a run-off.
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Egypt is set to hold a presidential vote on March 26-28, with a run-off on April 24-26.
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Guzman, a centrist economist, was running head to head with Fujimori in an expected run-off, according to opinion polls.
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He honors his commitments and that's why he hasn't run off on the plug over his twelve million dollar tab.
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Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron are still seen making it to the May 7 run-off, with Macron winning.
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She will now face off against Senior Deputy District Attorney Paul Graves – who came second – in a run-off election.
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Surveys say either Macron or Fillon would then go on to beat Le Pen in the knockout run-off vote.
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He won comfortably in 2011 but then struggled to beat an ill-prepared opponent in a run-off in 2015.
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Pro-market Duque, a protégé of ex-president Alvaro Uribe, will face leftist Gustavo Petro in the run-off vote.
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Wall Street favorite Pedro Pablo Kuczynski was headed to a run-off with her with 22.11 percent, the results show.
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Mr Fillon is now favoured to win the run-off on November 93th, and possibly become French president next spring.
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In a parallel universe, the outcome of the run-off on December 10th might have determined control of the Senate.
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" Another woman said someone asked her, "how do we know you're not going to run off and have a baby?
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She will contest France's presidential election run-off on May 7, though few expect her to beat centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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In the run-off he will face Fernando Haddad, the nominee of the left-wing Workers' Party, who got 29%.
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Jon Ossoff took just under 50% of the vote, so he faces a run-off against Karen Handel, a Republican.
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It helped him in the run-off, where he roundly beat Jean-Marie Le Pen, of the nativist National Front.
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Bryce Harper's two-out, two-run home run off Mike Mayers allowed Adam Eaton to score in front of him.
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As Cyrus and Tyler run off into the woods, laughing about their prank, Cyrus asks what they should do now.
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Regardless, he is widely expected to enter a run-off vote, which would be held on October 28th (see chart).
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She wins the first round 77% of the time, and is a 96% shoo-in to make the run-off.
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Mr Fillon's chances of making the run-off have fallen from 643% to 50%, slightly more than Mr Macron's 47%.
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If no candidate wins 50 percent of the vote on Friday, a run-off will be held a week later.
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A run-off vote will be held on December 1, according to a statement carried on the Bahrain News Agency.
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The 47-year-old Geostorm actor crashed the bike after being run off the road by a car, TMZ reports.
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Markets had also been nervous of the possibility that far-left contender Jean-Luc Melenchon might make the run-off.
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Fertiliser run-off alone causes $200bn-800bn worth of damage to the ocean, compared with $13bn from plastic marine litter.
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The Fed has been slowly reducing the size of its balance sheet, allowing its portfolio of Treasurys to run off.
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Though there are 36 candidates on the ballot, only two could advance to a possible run-off on Dec. 19.
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The confusion that causes is one reason he is likely to lose, probably in a run-off on December 17th.
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This defroster comes with a drip tray to catch any run-off fluids and a silicone sponge for easy cleaning.
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Houston Astros' George Springer, right, celebrates after his two-run home run off Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Yu Darvish.
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The Astros scored a single run off Angels starter Tyler Skaggs (7-6) in each of the first three innings.
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Unless you're willing to run off with every floppy-haired stranger, you're boring/hard/cold/scary, or a gold-digger.
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The complex gearing that allows it to run off a single electric motor also means it runs very, very slowly.
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Rio Tinto was run off the restive Bougainville Island in 1990 by residents who wanted to reintroduce an agrarian society.
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The presidential race went into a run-off after none of the three candidates won a majority late last month.
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" These voters and taxpayers are sick and tired of being run over, run down, and run off by their "betters.
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Even though polls suggest Macron will become president in a May 7 run-off, they are yet to come back.
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What it didn't mean was that we wouldn't pay attention to possible impacts of the run off on market conditions.
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The father of another accuser was run off the road, allegedly by one of Epstein's hires, according to court documents.
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While Miranda didn't factor into the decision, he allowed just one run off four hits over 5 1/3 innings.
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If no candidate wins 50 percent, the top two will face each other in a run-off on April 21.
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If no winner is declared, the election will go into a run-off, for the first time in Kenya's history.
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With the French presidential run-off scheduled for May 7, there appears to be little appetite to rock the boat.
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Feinstein, running for her fifth term, breezed into the top two run off Tuesday with 13 percent support from voters.
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This is the second time that a far-right candidate has reached the final stage of the presidential run-off.
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The two candidates who get the most votes will then face off in a run-off election on May 7.
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Bonus points for the video, which has her jilting Eric Roberts at the altar to run off with Wentworth Miller.
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Opinion polls show Zelenskiy as the frontrunner, with Poroshenko and Tymoshenko fighting for a place in the April run-off.
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It came unstuck in Naples even earlier, scoring too low in the first round even to make the run-off.
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Even before Sunday's results announcement, both campaigns had already begun courting other candidates, seeking their support in the run-off.
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Second, there is the battle between Ms Fujimori and "anti-Fujimorismo", the issue that will dominate the run-off ballot.
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Detroit pushed its lead to 4-0 in the seventh on Ian Kinsler's two-run home run off Anthony Swarzak.
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The run-off vote was held after Fandakova failed to secure an outright victory in the first round last week.
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Because of the scorched earth, rain that would typically have been absorbed will run off, the National Weather Service said.
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Apart from Rome, the PD suffered a major setback in Naples, where it failed to make a run-off ballot.
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THE run-off in the Austrian presidential election in May was the most polarising vote in the country's recent history.
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Then there's the water-polluting fecal run-off, the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs, and the conscience-curdling animal murder.
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The polls correctly picked the top-two finishers, who will face each other in the run-off on May 7.
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Polling has shown for some time that Macron would easily defeat Le Pen in the run-off on May 2628.
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The result showed Fernandez and de Kirchner could have enough support to avoid a potential run-off vote in November.
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It doesn't take long for Bert and Beverly to run off to Virginia together, her two little girls in tow.
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Paris won over Dublin in a lucky dip after a voting run-off produced a tied result on Monday evening.
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When inland rivers carry fertilizer run-off from agriculture to coastal waters, that can create competition-free buffets for jellies.
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Tanaka stayed around long enough to watch Sanchez's second home run, off the left-hander Justin Marks in the sixth.
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The fiery Bolsonaro has the highest rejection rate of all candidates, which could be a handicap in a run-off.
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"The objective here is to pre-announce plans so that the run-off of assets happens on 'autopilot,'" he added.
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Under the state's "jungle primary" system, the top two vote-getters, regardless of party, advance to the November run-off.
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The remaining two will compete in a run-off and a winner will be announced in July, according to BBC.
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He name-dropped Plutarch and Shakespeare, and described today's Republican Senate primary run-off in Alabama in typically hyperbolic terms.
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Piñera won 55% of the vote in the December run-off election, largely on the back of his economic record.
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That's the Whip, the Nae Nae, the Dab, and the Run off the Plug, if you're keeping score at home.
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Turner, on a much smaller scale, made his own emphatic statement with the home run off Jeremy Jeffress on Saturday.
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Sports, Kim Ng helped to run off-season operations with the Los Angeles Dodgers before a new GM was hired.
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A few young people might run off with the troupe, further blurring the boundary between the players and their public.
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Depending on the mood, the council becomes interventionist, especially when national governments believe the European Commission has run off course.
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Miley threw 41 pitches in the second inning, but the Blue Jays only scored one run off the left-hander.
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The country has little infrastructure, such as ditches and sewers, to manage water run-off from rain or melting snow.
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"That kind of rainfall, that falls so fast and so heavy, cannot run off and causes flooding," Mr. Morrin said.
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The Pirates only scored one run off him in six innings and he looked to carry the momentum into Friday.
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A young woman hides her pregnancy from her lover, though she knows that when winter thaws, he'll run off anyway.
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Yuli Gurriel hit a three-run home run off opener Chad Green to give the Astros a 23-0 lead.
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The CDU's 1,001 delegates immediately began voting in a run-off between Kramp-Karrenbauer and Merz to decide the winner.
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Researchers studying radicalization in Tunisia say police harassment is still pushing young people to run off and join the extremists.
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In addition, the Fed is continuing to let a portion of its bond portfolio, or balance sheet, to run off.
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Disappointed liberals lament that the run-off later this month will be a race between the Godfather and the Terminator.
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The water in Redland will be full of industrial run-off and the cities will sit under a smoggy haze.
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Former Prime Minister Umaro Cissoko Embalo was declared winner of the run-off vote by the electoral commission on Wednesday.
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A poll on Thursday showed Le Pen winning the first round while two others said would lose the run-off.
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Second, the tax cut "spigot" will take time to flow and will inevitably run off in different and unpredictable directions.
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Centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron is expected to contest a run-off against far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen.
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However, as Phoenix's strategy is to acquire run-off portfolios only in the UK, the group's geographical diversification is limited.
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If no one receives 50 percent of the vote, the top two candidates would then compete in a run off.
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Ben Bishop, The Yard's music and events coordinator, was hired in 2017, having run off-grid warehouse parties for years.
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The next day I started as his assistant campaign manager, and we won the primary run off by 72 votes.
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Astros PH Carlos Correa hit a three-run home run off a change-up in the top of the 13th. =
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You really want to win at one of the marquee places ... I couldn't get a run off of (Turn) 983.
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"There was no rush — no one expected me to run off and get married," she also told Seventeen in November 2008.
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Photo: MicrosoftAlso, by cutting down on electricity, Microsoft is hoping to make Natick data centers run off 100 percent renewable resources.
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Despite restructuring plans aimed at restoring profitability, the run-off procedure was decided in June 2015, along with a redundancy plan.
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The White Sox scored a run off Nick Ramirez in the seventh when Garcia tripled and Goins smacked an RBI single.
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The Brewers added a fourth run off Cueto in the fourth, with Thames again starting things with a one-out single.
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The game was tied heading into the ninth when Taylor led off with a home run off Wade Davis (1-6).
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Otherwise the two top candidates will proceed to a run-off, in which one must still clear the 600 vote bar.
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He was 2157-for-3 with a walk, with his first career hit going for a home run off Carlos Martinez.
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The judges abolished the provision for a run-off ballot (the reasons will be set out in a forthcoming written judgment).
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Polls now make him the first-round favourite, and suggest he could comfortably defeat Ms Le Pen in a run-off.
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The society no longer has any appetite for specialist mortgages or commercial loans, and both these books are in run-off.
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Vehicles started to run off the road as a result and the onlooker busted out his camera to capture the scene.
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Oakland again pulled within a run in the seventh on a solo home run off reliever Erasmo Ramirez by Chris Coghlan.
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To be sure, she is well-positioned to advance to the run-off, currently placing a close second in the polls.
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Such sentiments have brought Mr Bolsonaro to the verge of victory in a run-off, to be held on October 28th.
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Such sentiments have brought Mr Bolsonaro to the verge of victory in a run-off, to be held on October 236th.
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However, polls for both of those votes showed a far tighter race than surveys of this year's French run-off do.
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"The owners were clearly overjoyed to find him as they thought he had run off during the fire," the post said.
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Insurers with a run-off portfolio will also usually be able to strengthen profitability by making lower bonus payments to policyholders.
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In the series finale, Kelly ditches her fiancé and Ryan leaves his son so the crazy couple can run off together.
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And so the water would run over and run off of the plain where the names of the victims would be.
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Kris is forced to run off of the video chat when Khloé informs her mom she has been experiencing repeated contractions.
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After Brick and Tammy two run off together, Tully tries to woo Rachel with a Jimmy Buffett song of his own.
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But the financial system can really only function if people can trust that strangers will not run off with their money.
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Don't forget: France came within a few percentage points of a far-right versus far-left presidential run-off last year.
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Another under-recognized problem is the pollution caused by mass production of antibiotics, due to lax oversight of wastewater run-off.
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Failing that, he would seek a run-off election between him and Mr Hernández, which the constitution does not provide for.
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Bolsonaro and Haddad are seen running practically neck-and-neck in a simulated second-round run-off vote later this month.
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Brazil, unlike Mexico, has a run-off vote; Mr Bolsonaro may well figure in it but is unlikely to win it.
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As for the election it is still unclear who won and there will be a run-off election on March 27.
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None of the traditional parties reached the run-off as voters in France, like elsewhere, soured on the same old choices.
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Pederson hit his home run off Braves starter Mike Foltynewicz on the third pitch of the bottom of the first inning.
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The Indians took a 2-0 in the third inning on Santana's two-run home run off Reds starter Lisalverto Bonilla.
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"She would need a broader support to win the run-off," said Genoveva Petrova, an analyst with independent pollster Alpha Research.
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The run-off from monsoon rains turned rivers and coastal seas red, contaminating water sources and leading to a public outcry.
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We bid the soldiers farewell, crouch and run off the roof, down the stairs and back into the rubble-strewn street.
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Maybe Polly was sent away because her family worried that she would try to run off with her much-detested boyfriend.
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The two largely pro-EU candidates are set to go head-to-head in a run-off vote on April 21.
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In France's two-round presidential voting, the two highest scorers in the first round fight it out in a run-off.
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If no candidate gets an absolute majority, then a second vote (a run-off vote) will be held on April 21.
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Neither Faymann nor Vice Chancellor Reinhold Mitterlehner from the People's Party said they would make any recommendation for the run-off.
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In French presidential elections, only the top two candidates in the first round of voting make it to the run-off.
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She will contest her country's presidential election run-off on May 7, though few expect her to beat centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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Tim Beckham had the big hit for the Rays, a three-run home run off Orioles starter Wade Miley (143-9).
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The possibility of a Le Pen-Melenchon run-off is not the most likely scenario but is one which alarms them.
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Both men are from the Saharan nation's political elite, and IBK beat Cisse in a run-off at the 2013 poll.
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They got an unearned run off right-hander Fernando Salas in the sixth, after an error by second baseman Neil Walker.
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Marine Le Pen is the underdog in the coming run-off vote for the presidency against Emmanuel Macron, the centrist candidate.
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She will face Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, a liberal former prime minister and IMF official, in a run-off on June 5th.
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Some analysts are expecting further tightening of as much as 10 bps if Macron triumphs in the May 7 run-off.
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However, at 35 percent support de Blasio fails to reach the 40 percent mark needed to avoid a primary run-off.
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Calhoun tied the game by leading off the eighth with a home run off Matt Barnes, his 23th of the season.
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Cabrera took out his frustration on the baseball three innings later, when he belted a three-run home run off Bauer.
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Germany's Generali Leben sale to run-off platform Viridium was the biggest disposal of a so-called closed book in Europe.
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The first is that it can run off of a built-in, rechargeable battery "for many months," according to the company.
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He avoided a run-off vote against Carlos Mesa, his closest rival, by just 35,000 of the 6.1m valid votes cast.
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But there is nothing in his performance that helps us understand why an intelligent young woman would run off with him.
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That occurred during the run-off period where orders cannot be canceled prior to the actual market close, the FT reported.
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Sunday's round of voting will be followed by a second-round run-off on May 7 between the top two candidates.
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Too often fertilizers, pesticides and other chemicals run off into our rivers, polluting them and many coastal regions around the world.
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Hernandez led off the fourth inning with a home run off Rodon to left-center field, tying the game at 2.
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He was seen in a recent Ipsos survey as narrowly beating front-runner Keiko Fujimori in a likely June run-off.
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If no candidate wins 22.9 percent, the top two contenders will face each other in a run-off on April 23.2.
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More damage is caused by fertiliser-rich run-off from farms, leading to algal blooms which block light the corals need.
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But alas, Liza must run off to deal with her usual emergency on Younger, which involves someone finding out her secret.
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The ruling could push back the run-off date by weeks or even result in the first round being re-run.
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RHP Colby Lewis had a very effective outing Monday, when he allowed just one run off four hits over six innings.
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It was merited: Charlie Culberson hit a solo home run off Astros reliever Chris Devenski, trimming Houston's lead to one run.
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Liberal Tunisians, looking for humour in the situation, have dubbed the run-off a race between the Godfather and the Terminator.
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The football flew directly into the cheerleader's face, causing her to quickly run off the field to tend to her injuries.
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Gerard Butler was hospitalized after he says he got run off the road and took a bad spill on his bike.
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Starting on the mound that day, deGrom smashed a home run off a lanky Florida Gulf Coast pitcher named Chris Sale.
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Nimmo, who had four hits, led off the game with an inside-the-park home run off Tyler Anderson (4-2).
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After a Gastonia rally, Ella's truck is run off the road, and things turn just as violent as you might expect.
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In a since-abandoned effort to run off some of those holdings, the total slipped below $3.8 trillion at one point.
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That has prompted some insurers to cease issuing new life insurance policies and honouring existing policies in a "run-off" process.
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Growing up in Dunbar, Scotland, Muir routinely risked "sore punishments" by a stern father to run off and explore nearby wilderness.
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Soto hit a three-run home run off Gray in the fourth inning to give the Nationals the lead, 4-3.
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We believe these companies may decide to put their activities into run-off or could become takeover targets for stronger insurers.
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In late January, the dam overflowed, unleashing run-off from the mountains that swamped thousands of homes close to the city.
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Schefter said that if a challenge is wrong, the team could be penalized or time could be run off the clock.
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Barring a majority winner on Sunday, a second round run-off will be held on May 5 to decide the contest.
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The mechanic immediately falls forward as his dogs run off, before a group of bystanders rush in to help perform CPR.
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The two competed in Sunday's run-off to replace incumbent President Jose Mario Vaz, who was eliminated in the first round.
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St. Louis' lone run off Foltynewicz came in the fifth when Moss lined a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Kolten Wong.
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That was a slight improvement on last month, but still far from the 50 percent required to avoid a run-off.
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That "situation involved a private individual who was run off the road by protesters," the department said in a Facebook post.
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BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - If Emmanuel Macron wins Sunday's French presidential run-off, Europe's pro-EU liberals will finally have their champion.
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However, the former military officer is projected to lose to most of his political rivals in a likely run-off ballot.
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Gomez served up a three-run home run off the bat of Sean Rodriguez in the top of the ninth inning.
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Partial results showed ANO will have 14 candidates in the run-off round on Oct 14-15 versus eight Social Democrats.
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Rich or poor, many in the capital disliked the candidates in the run-off of Guatemala's presidential election, on August 11th.
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Run-off Road Mitigation Run-off Road Mitigation Finally, an optional blind spot information system add-on will let drivers know about cars that are in their blind spots, as before — but now it'll also take action to steer the car away from the path of those vehicles and back into the safety of their own lane.
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"Most likely the center-right candidate is going to face a run-off against Marine Le Pen from the far-right and what you need in that second-round run-off is that ability to win over the disappointed voters of the Socialists whose candidate is probably going to drop out in the first round," Nickel told CNBC.
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Last week, after Republicans just barely managed to force a run-off in a special election for a GOP-stronghold congressional seat in Georgia, he tweeted this: Limping to a run-off for the seat formerly held — and repeatedly won handily — by Trump's Health and Human Services secretary is by no means a win for Republicans.
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However, if a run-off is required in the Republican primary, which would happen if no candidate receives more than 30% of the vote, the GOP run-off would be held on September 10 and the general election would be held on November 5, just one day shy of the original vote in the race during the 2018 midterms.
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A GPS-equipped tractor can then precisely spray water, fertiliser or pesticides only where needed, increasing yields and reducing chemical run-off.
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That makes them attractive targets for hackers, who can run off with customers' holdings if they breach security at a crypto exchange.
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I also wiped around the edges of the cooker where all the oil run-off first collected before draining into the tray.
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Fillion is now the frontrunner for the presidential run-off against far-right Front National leader, and populist favorite, Marine Le Pen.
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Tandy picked it up, turned it off, and tossed it down into the toxic run-off by the side of the road.
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We discover several friends/neighbors had the same idea and I let the kids run off some energy while the adults chat.
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But before you run off to make a mood board of embroidered tattoos, there are a few things you need to know.
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Baltimore cut the A's lead to 3-2 on Machado's home run off reliever Ryan Dull with two outs in the eighth.
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Over the last several years, conversations seem to run off the rails more and more frequently, Googlers who spoke to Gizmodo explained.
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He refused to face his first round rivals on TV, but has agreed to a debate with Drahos for the run-off.
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An Ibope opinion poll on Wednesday had Bolsonaro nine points ahead of Haddad, but showed that he could lose a run-off.
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Jokowi's problems will not end after the polls close on February 15th, even if there is no need for a run-off.
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If no party reached the threshold, a run-off ballot would be held and the bonus seats would go to the winner.
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Polling suggests that the National Front leader will occupy one of the two run-off places at France's presidential election next spring.
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Opinion polls show she is neck and neck with her centrist run-off rival Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, a former World Bank economist.
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But it at least has made what would have otherwise been a rather pedestrian run-off race into a spectacle worth watching.
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Polls suggest that Mr Morrissey could carry the requisite five of nine councilmanic wards, perhaps avoiding a run-off on December 20th.
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It has cast serious doubt over the president's chances of making it to a second-round run-off vote in late November.
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"The danger for him then is that members against him will back one leftist opponent in a run-off vote," said Guellner.
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That prospect seems poised to make Mr Bolsonaro, a former army captain, Brazil's president in a run-off election on October 28th.
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A court is due to hear a new petition for his provisional release next Monday, the day after the run-off vote.
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She had lost the French presidential run-off to Emmanuel Macron, after a wild-eyed debate performance that left her fans aghast.
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Unless the national mood improves, a run-off between a far-right uribista and Gustavo Petro, a maverick far-leftist, is possible.
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Argentina´s first-round presidential election is slated for October 27, with an eventual run-off scheduled for the end of November.
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The only near-certainty is that the FN's Marine Le Pen will win one of the two places in the run-off.
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Polls suggest that he would be a more solid run-off candidate against Ms Le Pen than would the damaged Mr Fillon.
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Whether the election is decided in October or in a November run-off vote, the next president will take office in December.
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Ms Handel won the run-off on June 20th by four points, confounding polls that predicted a narrow victory for Mr Ossoff.
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Civil society organizations have also denounced the court decision and have called for the run-off poll to go ahead on Tuesday.
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French politics is now being played out between Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen, as it was in the 2017 run-off.
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Both the incumbent, Ashraf Ghani, and the man he narrowly beat in a run-off last time, Abdullah Abdullah, are running again.
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If the polls are right, Mr Duque's tough-talking modernity will defeat Mr Petro's radicalism in a run-off on June 17th.
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Non-life run-off reserves grew 23% in the first half of 2016 driven by Enstar's reinsurance agreement with Allianz effective Jan.
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Petro called on his followers to observe vote counting and may call for protests if he does not reach the run-off.
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After an inconclusive first round of the presidential election in November, the result of a run-off on December 17th looked uncertain.
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Emmanuel Macron won the run-off in the French presidential election with 66% of the vote, beating the nationalist, Marine Le Pen.
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Zelenskiy leads Poroshenko in most opinion polls, which suggest the president will face him in a second round run-off in April.
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The more fragmented the field, the fewer votes will be needed to make the inevitable run-off, and the greater the uncertainty.
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Chacin contributed to Milwaukee's run off Quintana in the third inning with a sacrifice bunt after Arcia led off with a single.
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In the June Republican primary, Roby garnered 39 percent of the vote , thereby forcing a run-off election with challenger Bobby Bright.
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More than a dozen candidates are running for president and with the winner needing a majority vote, a run-off is expected.
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GE is hoping investment firms which specialize in acquiring run-off insurance businesses could buy some of the assets, the sources said.
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In the short term, she may be the main beneficiary if he is disqualified: she might then win without a run-off.
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A poll released in January put Mr Museveni at 51% of the vote, exactly what he needs to avoid a run-off.
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Run-off status would exempt KF from capital and liquidity regulatory requirements applying to regulated banks, reducing its compliance burden and costs.
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The two highest scorers in the first round on April 23 will go through to contest a run-off on May 7.
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Macron is seen qualifying for the second round alongside far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen and winning that run-off.
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Whenever a woman is shown excelling in the sport, she has an almost masculine shape because she has "run off" her curves.
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Villani won 47.46 percent in the first round, falling just short of the threshold to win his constituency without a run-off.
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The Dodgers' Enrique Hernandez hit a ninth-inning home run off Boxberger to tie the score 5-5 and force extra innings.
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With the run-off schedule for May 7, it is expected that a new president will be formally confirmed by May 11.
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Markets rallied after the two conservatives pushed out a leftist rival in Sunday's general election to emerge as the run-off pairing.
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If the ash is hydrophobic, it will repel the water and may then run off quickly, washing soil away in the process.
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A run-off vote in the presidential election was postponed until April after several candidates complained of irregularities in October's first round.
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Completed in 2012 for $26m, the park captures urban run-off after wet weather—vital in a state suffering from severe drought.
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Georgia Tech came out hot and used 248-pointers from Stephens and Corey Heyward to run off to a 17-4 lead.
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Rainwater harvesting, an age-old technique for capturing monsoon run-off, can provide the country with reliable water supplies throughout the year.
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Fifteen years later, Le Pen's daughter Marine appears unlikely to beat Emmanuel Macron, an independent centrist, in a run-off on Sunday.
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In the run-off against strongly pro-European Union academic Jiri Drahos, Zeman scored 51.4 percent to 48.6 percent for his challenger.
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The far-right Freedom Party is ahead in the polls in the run-off for the federal presidency, a mostly ceremonial role.
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TV on Wednesday that the city's mayoral run-off race is reflective of the national mood demanding more female representation in politics.
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They run off, spend six months chasing this milestone, and they come back and the investor is like, 'Well, the milestones moved.
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A presidential run-off would not change the makeup of congress, in which the MAS won a majority—fraudulently, the opposition claims.
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Manafort, Trump's 2016 campaign manager, seems something of a relic, the greasy run-off of an earlier version of the Trump era.
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"It's just not likely in any type of way that she would run off," Hope Beck, Tibbetts' best friend, told CNN's HLN.
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Bautista singled in a run off Hamels in the third inning Thursday, then scored on a three-run triple by Troy Tulowitzki.
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Less snow means more rain and a quicker run-off into some of the planet's largest rivers, like the Ganges and Yellow.
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Under the plan, the central bank is letting a capped level of proceeds from the bonds it owns run off each month.
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DH Matt Holliday recorded his 10th career walk-off hit when he hit a three-run home run off LHP Jayson Aquino.
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Greater loss reserve stability was fostered by the company's sale of run-off business segments and higher reinsurance utilization on current business.
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INF/OF Nick Franklin recoded his first hit of the season Saturday, a game-tying two-run home run off Kyle Hendricks.
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The top two candidates go through to a run-off on May 7, where polls say Macron would easily beat Le Pen.
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But I also grew up in Ohio where I never saw my parents until dinner, and then I would run off again.
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Bolsonaro secured 0003 percent of the second-round run-off vote over the weekend, while Haddad received 44.8 percent of voter support.
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Just as a Ho-Chunk artist would never make a Pueblo kachina doll—you'd get run off the pow-wow vendors circuit.
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In the old fairy tales, the prince and princess kiss, run off happily ever after, and we never hear from them again.
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Strange was never a perfect candidate, and it's clear he's headed to the run-off in large part because of Trump's intervention.
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No two people are alike: something that works for one person might make another want to run off and do a sick.
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Claire files this information away for later, then discovers that Young Simon has run off, no doubt flustered by the female attention.
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The Padres' only run off Keuchel came on Manny Machado's 21st homer of the season leading off the bottom of the sixth.
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"Yeah — Dexter hitting a home run off Andrew Miller, getting him to give up a run, finally, in the postseason," Rizzo said.
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Mondesi blasted his first career home run off Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander in a 6-211 Royals victory at Comerica Park.
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Even if Mr Fernández wins outright in October (avoiding a run-off election), he will not be sworn into office until December.
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What better medication for boredom or anxiety could there be than to run off to an adventure on the romantic high seas?
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Khlestakov takes advantage of the mistake to extract big loans from the locals, bully the mayor, and run off with his daughter.
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Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar advanced to the run-off in the race to fill the vacancy left by disgraced former Republican Rep.
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She's watched Danny, her ex-boyfriend, run off with the polar opposite of herself; she's scared by a possible pregnancy with Kenickie.
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If no candidate wins more than 50 percent of the vote September 15, a run-off election will be held November 3.
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If no candidate secures more than 50 percent of the vote on Tuesday, the Republican race will head to a run-off.
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And they scored the first run of the game when Tim Beckham hit a leadoff home run off Yankees starter Jordan Montgomery.
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OneBeacon transformed itself into a diversified specialty insurance company after previously shedding run-off operations, standard commercial and personal lines of business.
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Weah rode to a landslide run-off victory last month on the back of heavy support from the youth and the poor.
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For Ola, it was being followed home on her way home from work, only to run off when he saw her dad.
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Praying that the little one gets brave enough to ignore the tiger, come down, & run off into the wild where it belongs!
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The Senate speaker of the house is elected through a voting process that requires a simple majority in a run-off ballot.
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In the 2008 elections, amid the country's faltering economic situation, Mugabe found himself in a run-off with opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.
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Preliminary results are expected on Friday, with official results later this month and a possible second-round run-off in early January.
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If no candidate wins 50 percent of the vote, as polls predict, the top two face a run-off on April 21.
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Texas scored with two outs in the sixth on No. 9 hitter Drew Robinson's solo home run off left-hander James Pazos.
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"Looking at the scope of complaints and objections that needs a thorough review, there could be a run-off," Azimi told Reuters.
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Wrapping up the balance sheet run-off by the end of September rather than the end of December was the biggest surprise.
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The run-off, to be held on July 9th, will pit the speaker of parliament against a businessman from the outgoing president's party.
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Sergio Berensztein, an analyst, told foreign investors recently that Mr Macri has "a fighting chance" to win the run-off on November 24th.
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The Fed is doing that by allowing $50 billion in proceeds from the portfolio to run off each month, while reinvesting the rest.
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The Fed is allowing $50 billion of the proceeds it gets from those bonds to run off each month and reinvesting the rest.
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Next, Ansari stepped up with his own speech, and after jokingly pretending to run off stage, the actor turned to his fellow writers.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS SEPTEMBER IS WHEN FED IS EXPECTING BALANCE SHEET RUN-OFF TO END BUT THAT COULD CHANGE BASED ON NEW INFORMATION
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RF Giancarlo Stanton, one of the best power hitters in the game, slugged a two-run home run off Tigers RHP Justin Verlander.
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Two former prime ministers are in the lead, according to election authorities, and will likely contest a run-off election on Jan. 31.
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But she falls in love with the Chevalier des Grieux (sung by the fiery tenor Michael Fabiano) and they run off to Paris.
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Greinke struck out Kurt Suzuki, the catcher whose home run off Justin Verlander in Game 33 started a six-run rally for Washington.
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She is well placed to beat Mr Valls into a run-off against Mr Fillon next May; her victory cannot be ruled out.
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Her mother had run off with a jazz musician several months ago, during the first week of Marnie's junior year of high school.
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Even if Bolsonaro is ultimately defeated in a run-off, the political crisis in Latin America's largest country appears likely to rumble on.
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Even if a late swing in favour of the challenger forces a run-off, the sitting president appears to have little to fear.
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Almost every past French presidential election has featured a run-off between candidates from the two mainstream parties: the Socialists and the Republicans.
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The top two candidates, Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen, will now advance to a run-off, to be held on May 7th.
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Kolomoisky has publicly supported the candidacy of Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the frontrunner to beat Poroshenko, the incumbent, at an election run-off this Sunday.
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Hong Kong (CNN)It's a lesson in not letting your guard down -- even if the thief isn't going to run off anytime soon.
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A growing regulatory burden and increasingly costly IT systems will also make smaller non-guaranteed portfolios unprofitable, making them candidates for run-off.
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He added that no decision had been taken if or at which price Ergo would sell the so-called run-off life portfolios.
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It would initially set a low cap on the securities allowed to run off, and raise that every three months, under the plan.
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Except her character is a robot, not a living person, so in some sense she's like a train that's run off its track.
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Now, he says, they invoice for the road, funnel the money through phantom companies, build nothing and run off with all the loot.
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Lori Lightfoot and Toni Preckwinkle came out on top in Chicago's mayoral election and will advance to the run-off on April 2nd.
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Wilmer Flores ended the shutout with an eighth-inning homer run off Cubs left-handed reliever Travis Wood that also scored Jose Reyes.
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Analysts have warned of the risk of unrest ahead of the run-off and during Amadou's trial which is scheduled for 23 March.
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Many held their noses and voted for him in the run-off against Ahmed Shafiq, Mr Mubarak's last prime minister, in June 2012.
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Benintendi snapped the shutout with a solo home run off Juan Minaya that sneaked over the wall in left field in the eighth.
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Skvernelis came third in the first ballot with the run-off vote between Ingrida Simonyte, a former finance minister, and Nauseda, an economist.
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The biggest challenge for Isakson at this point is getting to 50% -- the number he needs to avoid a run-off in January.
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Marte entered the game 2-for-2 with a home run off Anibal Sanchez this year and 4-for-11 lifetime against Detroit.
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Macron and Le Pen faced-off Wednesday in France's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
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Melting of the 7000-year-old glaciers could affect run-off into rivers and streams and, in turn, wildlife, as well as tourism.
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The other people run off and hide while "It" covers their eyes and counts to a certain number, then tries to find everyone.
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Then another figure can be seen briefly, carrying what might be a bow and arrows, before the pair run off through dense vegetation.
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The phones will also feature 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, 8MP selfie cameras, rear fingerprint readers, and run off Android 9.0 Pie.
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"They would say, 'Marlen is very young, and she must have run off with someone or is staying with a girlfriend,'" Cortes said.
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If no candidate wins 50 percent of the vote on May 19, a second round run-off would be held a week later.
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Because as soon as the run-off election is set, Handel will likely consolidate the GOP vote and her chances will increase exponentially.
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Win or lose Tuesday — or in a subsequent run-off election — this Georgia election means almost nothing outside of the 6th district itself.
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In Sunday run-off, widely portrayed as France's most important election in decade, Le Pen faces independent centrist Emmanuel Macron, the clear favorite.
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And the whole thing is run off of user-owned servers—basically cutting out the corporations and the risks that come with that.
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Macron is expected to go on to win the second and final round run-off vote on May 7, the same poll forecast.
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