The strategy may see off the internal critics for a while.
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Should May see off any challenge, the next step might prove tougher.
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It ain't too often you see off-court action like Rockets vs.
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" Charles added, "I'll see off this horrid man if he tries anything again.
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Ant hopes its digital know-how will help it see off these challengers.
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Moves to slow sharing could help see off draconian action by regulators and lawmakers.
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Higher oil prices could also reduce central bankers' leeway to see off any downturn.
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But the Syrian army soldiers there say they're determined to see off the militants.
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In Bratislava, Canada took the concluding reverse singles to see off Slovakia, 3-63.
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To see off the next crisis, the train of integration will have to keep moving.
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Marketers believe it will have to innovate incessantly to see off a threat from Instagram stories.
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He says that only a strong president can galvanise the state and see off its enemies.
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But if a few firms become powerful enough, they can see off competitors and charge more.
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To see off the raiders, however, Metro needs to win more supporters for a standalone strategy.
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"It was a very tough match," Muguruza, who needed eight match points to see off her opponent, said.
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Over the centuries, the monks have managed to see off everyone from greedy looters to hostile religious zealots.
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We can write most of the strange phenomena we see off as science (or we honestly don't care).
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The biggest risk has always been that the Fed might have to act abruptly to see off inflation.
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Housebuilder shares recovered from early losses as the market became more confident May would see off the challenge.
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The skies are cloudy and the pavement is slick — we could see off-and-on drizzle all day.
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"Could take us a while to see off 86 wrecking amendments on timetable motion today/tomorrow," he wrote.
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Partly in order to see off fascism and communism after the second world war, liberals designed the welfare state.
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The prominence of his office enabled him to see off other challengers for the GOP presidential nomination in 1988.
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But Hong Kong has over $400 billion in reserves, which should be enough to see off any speculative challenge.
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Those in favour of open markets and societies need to see off the threat posed by those who value neither.
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That was enough to see off second place Felipe Almeida Wu of Brazil and bronze medallist Wei Pang of China.
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But rather more drastic changes are going to be needed to see off some very clear threats to data security.
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Today they debut a handheld camera visual treatment for the meditative and echoing "You See?" off of their 2016 EP Okey.
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It may be that globalisation and technological advances have enabled world-beating "superstar" firms to see off their lumbering domestic competitors.
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On March 20.5th the IMF called for more stimulus globally to see off a lack of demand in the world economy.
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"My father went out of home to see off friends," his son Osama told Reuters of the incident on Saturday morning.
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But he would need someone weak enough for him to control and strong enough to see off rivals—an unlikely combination.
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However, the Romanian dug in to see off the threat then played her usual percentage tennis as Zhang lost her way.
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They see off-duty inmates wearing orange jumpsuits half on, white T-shirts on top and fire-rated boots laced loosely.
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The Netherlands needed extra-time to see off Sweden as a long-range strike from midfielder Jackie Groenen sent them through.
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We haven't quite seen the internal thrust that we like to see off durable lows," he said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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Those living in Hawaii, which lies at roughly the same longitude, will need to wait another 24 hours to see off 2017.
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Fourth seed Alexander Zverev won 15 of the last 17 games to see off Australian James Duckworth 7-5 6-2 6-0.
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Its interest-rate setters split 5-3 this month on the need to raise borrowing costs to see off a rise in inflation.
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To see off interested purchasers, she would have to set the value high, and thus incur a hefty tax that would compensate society.
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And provided it can see off growing competition from other fast-following Chinese makers also intent on earning a place on consumers' wrists.
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But the tactics he used to see off the challenge by Avigdor Lieberman, the leader of Yisrael Beiteinu and former defence minister, betray vulnerabilities.
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Indeed, so determined is the president to see off Mr Wickremesinghe that he is thought to be considering a referendum to approve immediate elections.
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The roll call was included in Wednesday's announcement of the deal to create a European trading powerhouse to see off competition from U.S. rivals.
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"They get to see off-the-beaten-path areas of the cities because filming doesn't necessarily happen in the main tourist areas," Blau shares.
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Mickelson hit two horrific drives — one out of bounds, another into water he could not see off the tee — that led to double bogeys.
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After 1945, there was a grand bargain in which capitalism was mixed with the welfare state to try to see off the threat of Communism.
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Cutting taxes for individuals might encourage spending, but that would probably force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more quickly to see off inflation.
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To see off-brand colas served at a birthday signaled you'd entered a world in which lax adults served generic-brand junk food and freedom.
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Later, in the Dixie Chicks' "Goodbye Earl", two friends see off the tormentor of one of them with a plate of poisoned black-eyed peas.
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John Hickenlooper will take his centrist pragmatism to Colorado's Senate race, where he hopes to see off Cory Gardner, perhaps the most vulnerable Senate Republican.
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He contrived to see off Paris St.-Germain in the last 16 of the Champions League, setting up a quarterfinal matchup with Barcelona next month.
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If the euro zone's disparate economies are to see off local economic shocks, like collapsing housing bubbles, they need a replacement for their lost monetary independence.
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Traveling by plane is never easy, and we typically expect to see off-putting things happen on our flight from other passengers, not the flight attendants.
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He sparkled in the men's team final, notching perfect scores of 10 with all six of his arrows to see off a powerful United States team.
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It's like climbing a hill and as you go to celebrate what you've just conquered you see, off in the distance, hill after hill after hill.
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Chinese authorities later identified the man as Mr. Xu, a Shenzhen resident who they said had traveled to Hong Kong airport to see off a friend.
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The football stadium-size NASA balloon, now floating 20 miles above the Earth, carries a one-ton detector that Olinto helped design and see off the ground.
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The CSU hopes its tough line will help it see off a challenge from the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in wealthy Bavaria's October election.
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Just last month, they arrested a 28-year-old man who similarly bought a ticket so he could see off is friend, according to The Straits Times.
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Though the offer looks stingy, Metro CEO Olaf Koch will have to convince more investors his turnaround plan is working to see off a more serious assault.
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In the end, Nadal needed three championship points to finally see off his opponent after making no mistake with his second attempt to serve for the title.
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Hammond is under pressure from Prime Minister Theresa May to end a decade of austerity to see off a rise in popularity of the opposition Labour Party.
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It has invested in emerging countries and new areas such as concierge services, partly in an effort to see off competition from flat-sharing websites such as Airbnb.
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Yes, "Ducklings" has rough edges, but it's also a sneaky charmer that is messily, gloriously unlike much of what you can see Off or even Off Off Broadway.
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During one of my early meetings with Ron at Citizen Lab, he sort of interrupted the meeting to see off a couple of young researchers who were traveling.
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"I had some mistakes of course but I am super happy the way I accepted the challenge," said Nadal, who needed almost three hours to see off Schwartzman.
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The ombudsperson is intended to handle privacy-related complaints from EU citizens, with the EC hoping such added safeguards will enable Privacy Shield to see off any legal challenges.
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And the rules intended to avert future bank failures have helped big banks see off competition from smaller ones, since they can spread compliance costs over a larger base.
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A nationwide network of merchandising stores supplement the income of the big three Istanbul clubs, but branded clothes and toothpaste will not be enough to see off their woes.
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The first thing you see off the fifth-floor elevator is a group of carved marble female nudes, most of them classic 19th-century emblems of chaste-white passivity.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc put $223 billion behind Occidental Petroleum Corp's bid as it tries to see off competition from Chevron to buy smaller rival Anadarko Petroleum Corp.
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The Swiss third seed fired 35 winners and 10 aces to see off the outclassed Belgian in a speedy 80 minutes on a sunny day at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Bath Towel, $58 + $15 embroidery, available at WeezieGift the first towel you see off a shelf, and you probably won't have a next Valentine's Day to look forward to.
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"IRRESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOUR" Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, a conservative who has taken a hard line on the issue, faces a huge challenge to see off Catalan independence without further unrest.
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The fanciful goal is to "make a great deal for our country", in Mr Trump's words, in which old enmities will be buried and Russia helps see off Islamic State.
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A backlash against that law cost the state investment, jobs and beloved sporting events—and helped Mr Cooper narrowly see off Mr McCrory, in a state Donald Trump won soundly.
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The Raptors needed to put in overtime to see off the New Orleans Pelicans 130-122 but the result was enough to keep the party rolling a little while longer.
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Chung needed a little more than an hour to see off the Portuguese Sousa, who could not find an answer to the 24th-seeded South Korean's relentless all-court game.
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He made the gamble only in order to see off a challenge from the Europhobic wing of his Tory party and the defection of voters to the UK Independence Party.
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In doing so, he helped to see off the populist threat from Bryan, secured a second term in 1904, and laid the ground for much new thinking about social policy.
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Federer, who is seeking his sixth U.S. Open title, rifled 48 winners and 10 aces to see off Evans, who is now 0-3 lifetime against the 38-year-old.
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Na sank a four-foot par putt at the second extra hole at TPC Summerlin to see off Cantlay, but he should have had the title sewn up well before.
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While it is hard to see anything but a Tory win, there is a chance that the majority may be 40 or 50: not enough to see off the backbench rebels.
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Bush was the only G.O.P. congressman to see off Lyndon Johnson as the 36th president departed Washington in January 1969, a humane gesture for a broken man from the opposing party.
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American Frances Tiafoe beat Frenchman Gael Monfils 7-6(7) 6-3 and Canadian Denis Shapovalov came from behind to see off Portugal's Joao Sousa 2-6 6-3 6-2.
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Next comes Cletus, a Scot with a shotgun who isn't quite so nimble but whose firearm of choice will see off any close-quarters enemy, and knock others off their feet.
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Then we could also see the water at the surface and see how calm it was directly below us but could see off in the distance how large the waves were.
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Sarah Olney should also see off the challenge in Richmond from Zac Goldsmith, a former Conservative MP and ardent Brexiteer from whom she nabbed the seat in a by-election in December.
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It will need to sell as well as those icons to see off competition from the upcoming Tesla Model 3 and Chevrolet Bolt, which offer the same low-cost, long-range deal.
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It will need to sell as well as those icons to see off competition from the upcoming Tesla Model 24 and Chevrolet Bolt, which offer the same low-cost, long-range deal.
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Nigel Farage of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), the politician most responsible for Brexit, has already visited Mr Trump, greeting him with a grin wide enough to see off the Cheshire cat.
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If Mr Rajoy can woo the decisive middle ground—the perhaps one-third of Catalans who want reform rather than secession—he will handily see off the separatists at the ballot box.
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If he is to recover, Osborne faces several big challenges, assuming that he and Cameron see off the risk of Britain voting to leave the EU which could end both their careers.
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"And to make sure we have an exciting, dynamic, but also socially compassionate conservatism that can see off Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party," he said, referring to the main opposition party.
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Both France and Italy have successfully pleaded for fiscal forbearance before the commission, which monitors the euro zone's dreaded budget-deficit limit of 3% of GDP, to see off their domestic political insurgencies.
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In turn that fall-out helped Mr Cooper to see off Mr McCrory in last month's election, albeit by a narrow margin, in a state that, in the end, Donald Trump won soundly.
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James overwhelmed the Jazz with his aggression in the team's home opener, powering his way to the hoop and hitting a variety of deft jump shots to see off their Western Conference opponent.
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The days are gone when the word of Congress, the home secretary and the odd judge commanded enough public confidence to see off the accusations of a private individual such as Mr Snowden.
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The German, who is the youngest player in the world's top 24, battled back to see off the vastly more experienced Cilic 26-23 6-3 6-2 in the day's final match.
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Muguruza, the 2016 champion, arrived in Paris on the back of mixed results and took time to find her rhythm in the opening round, needing three sets to see off American Taylor Townsend.
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Early goals from Kosovare Asllani and Sofia Jakobsson were enough to see off Phil Neville's side, who pulled one back through Fran Kirby and had an Ellen White equalizer ruled out for handball.
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Keys needed just 69 minutes to see off a weary opponent who appeared to be simply out of gas after playing eight matches, including three in qualifying to get into the main draw.
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Bunge's investment comes at a time when it is trying to build closer relationships with farmers in Brazil as it seeks to see off rising competition from new entrants such as China's Cofco.
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Investors are concerned that the company lacks the cash to raise its game and see off competition from financially stronger rivals Technip and Subsea 7 as well as smaller outfits McDermott and DOF.
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Providing the aperitif, Cornet, who made her French Open debut as a 15-year-old in 2005, will need to draw on all her experience to see off Czech 20th seed Barbora Strycova.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova's mix of grit and power were enough to see off American teenager Sofia Kenin 7-5 6-2 in the third round of the U.S. Open on Friday.
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Williams blasted her fourth ace on match point to see off 28-year-old Croatian Martic and reach the last eight, where she will face Wang Qiang of China for the first time.
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However, you can see off the little horizon our dark bands of rain on the backside of this subtropical storm are expected to reign it throughout the Panhandle for the rest of this evening.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal survived a difficult start to see off Chung Hyeon of South Korea in straight sets and reach the semi-finals of the Barcelona Open for a 26th time on Friday.
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Strongman leader While he is still a popular leader in Indonesia, some analysts felt Widodo's harsh line on drugs was a way to see off rivals who might paint him as a weak leader.
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If he fails with an agenda that urges the French to embrace globalization and the European Union, he could struggle to see off the challenge from Le Pen's National Front five years from now.
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Essonne's administration had been able to see off challenges in 2016 and to restore sound budgetary and debt ratios by implementing stringent financial measures, including a large tax hike and a cost-cutting plan.
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The company's shares rose 303% after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc put $10 billion behind Occidental Petroleum Corp's bid for smaller rival Anadarko Petroleum Corp as it tries to see off competition from Chevron.
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The company's shares rose 363% after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc put $10 billion behind Occidental Petroleum Corp's bid for smaller rival Anadarko Petroleum Corp as it tries to see off competition from Chevron.
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The Swiss fourth seed was far from his best, with his groundstrokes uncharacteristically erratic, but his fearsome one-handed backhand and experience were enough to see off the 18-year-old making his tournament debut.
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The two had only met once before on hardcourts, in Doha four years ago, and the Romanian needed a third set tiebreak to see off the Estonian, who had twice reached the U.S. Open quarters.
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Pavlyuchenkova hit an incredible 23 winners, more than double of her opponent, against 26 unforced errors but still needed two hours and 23 minutes to see off the challenge from the former world number one.
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The Italian and Greek governments are counting on France's likely next president Emmanuel Macron to help them see off populist parties that blame European Union-enforced austerity and open immigration policies for economic and social ills.
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The pound rallied on the news, in the belief that a large Conservative majority would allow Mrs May the flexibility to do a deal with the EU, and see off the hard-liners among her party.
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The Swiss has still not quite fully recovered from the back injury that forced him to withdraw from Cincinnati last month but has shown mental toughness to see off his first four opponents at Flushing Meadows.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Japan's Kei Nishikori overcame a sluggish start to see off local favorite Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 4-6 6-4 6-203 6-4 and reach the third round of the French Open on Wednesday.
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Hungary's Timea Babos won the doubles title for the third year in a row, partnering with Kristina Mladenovic from France to see off Barbora Strycova and Hsieh Su-wei 6-1 6-3 in the final.
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The five-times champion, the oldest woman in the draw at 36, drew on her experience during the quarter-final to see off the Kazakh player 7-6(5) 6-2 in a brutal baseline shootout.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sofia Kenin kept her game neat and tidy to see off big-hitting Tunisian Ons Jabeur 6-4 6-4 at the Australian Open on Tuesday and reach her first Grand Slam semi-final.
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But Nadal, 13, won four successive games to clinch the opening set and the 21-times grand slam winner broke twice in the second to see off 26 Brisbane finalist Dolgopolov in one hour 24 minutes.
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That, combined with a promise to listen to a leading pro-European lawmaker and potentially add further safeguards giving parliament more influence, was enough to see off a rebellion that had threatened to undermine May's authority.
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LONDON (Reuters) - German 24th seed Angelique Kerber reached the Wimbledon semi-finals with a 216-225 7-5 win over Russian Daria Kasatkina on Tuesday but she needed seven match points to see off the 14th seed.
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Bisping's title defenses against Dan Henderson and against Georges St-Pierre left Whittaker to see off Jacare and Romero, actual world class middleweights, only to be rewarded earlier this year with an "interim" title for his troubles.
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Before she takes on Ms Collins, Ms Gideon must see off two lesser known candidates in a Democratic primary next June: Betsy Sweet, who lost the Democratic primary for governor last year, and Bre Kidman, a lawyer.
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From here they can gaze past the paddleball courts and see, off in the hazy distance, One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, a visual reminder that this beach resort is a short drive from Wall Street.
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The 6ft 6in tall ninth seed, a quarter-finalist last year, thundered down a series of 130 mph-plus serves and stinging forehands to see off the challenge from Baker, ranked a distant 589th in the world.
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The ruling parties in heavily indebted Italy and Greece hope his enthusiasm for the EU will help them see off challengers such as Italy's Five Star Movement, which wants a referendum on ditching the shared euro currency.
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As a result, Gazprom is likely to keep supplies steady at current levels hoping to see off any new wave of U.S. LNG project investment, said Anna Galtsova, associate director at IHS' Russian and Caspian Energy group.
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Putting away the 13th-seeded Frenchman took everything that Berrettini had as Monfils, who struggled mightily with his serve late in the match, managed to see off four pressure-packed match points until the Italian finally prevailed.
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The Czech claimed five games in a row to see off Hercog 73-3 7-5 and carried that form into her quarter-final clash with sixth-seeded American Kenin, winning 23-245 239-27 25-25.
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Central banks continue to plough money into the financial system with a combination of interest rate cuts and other monetary moves but traders seem far from convinced that will see off the risk of a broader recession.
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With time ticking away, Ito pulled guard to bring Saiga back into his world and see off the remainder of the fight on the floor—transitioning to take his opponent's back and threaten with a rear-naked choke.
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But Gazprom, for now, appears confident it can see off the challenge and even raise its European market share, which stood at 31 percent in 2015, helped by declining output in Europe, primarily in the Netherlands and Britain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is not ready for its next recession and must consider changes to the way it manages its economy to see off the downturn when it comes, the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, said on Monday.
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"The tide is turning in her favor because the CSU is realizing that their heavy artillery is backfiring," said Josef Joffe, publisher of Die Zeit weekly, who thinks Merkel will see off the attacks and cling to power.
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Ramos-Vinolas, who took a few minutes' rest in the final set to shake off muscle discomfort, was again unable to seize the chance to see off the number one seed, who came out stronger to win the tiebreak.
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Adams had fought the shorter Frenchwoman on four previous occasions, winning every time, but she still needed to use her jab to maximum effect to see off an opponent who won the third round after losing the first two.
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In typically technocratic Singaporean style, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has chivvied banks to upgrade their software, move onto the cloud and build fintech-style services in order to see off challengers before they can gain a foothold.
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Sandgren, the world number 63, took one hour and 18 minutes to see off his opponent, who is ranked 30 places below him, converting his second championship point when Norrie went long with a forehand off his second serve.
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The 43-year-old American has made an adventurous start to the year's final grand slam, rallying from a set and a break down in her opening match to see off American Alison Riske in a three-set nailbiter.
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ATHENS/ROME (Reuters) - The Italian and Greek governments are counting on France's likely next president Emmanuel Macron to help them see off populist parties that blame European Union-enforced austerity and open immigration policies for economic and social ills.
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Klopp will feel that if his players do not freeze, if there are no individual mistakes or moments of inspiration from Tottenham, Liverpool is strong enough to overcome Spurs, and finally see off even the mention of a curse.
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But his decision to attempt to solve party infighting and see off the threat of the United Kingdom Independence Party by offering a referendum on membership of the EU if he won the general election has proved fatal to his reign.
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Its institutions in 1066 were sufficient for Harold to raise an army, march to Yorkshire and see off Harald Hardrada's attempt to drag England into his Nordic EFTA, just days before the battle of Hastings secured it for William's EEC.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Veteran leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador took office as Mexican president on Saturday, vowing to see off a "rapacious" elite in a country struggling with corruption, chronic poverty and gang violence on the doorstep of the United States.
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His aim is to see off populism by striking a balance between providing job security for citizens, on the one hand, and encouraging them to embrace innovation, which many fear will cost them their jobs, on the other (see Charlemagne).
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I) has agreed to buy Dutch paper and recycling firm Reparenco for about 460 million euros ($539 million), the Irish packaging group said on Thursday, in its effort to see off a takeover bid from U.S. rival International Paper (IP) (IP.
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Rublev, 19, captivated a packed Louis Armstrong Stadium with his speed and stinging ground strokes to see off the 26-year-old Bulgarian, who not long ago was hailed as the next big thing in men's tennis and labeled 'Baby Fed.
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The world number 24 saved five out of six break points and converted two of his own in a tight final to see off Berdych, who was seeking his first ATP title since 2016, in a little under two hours.
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The American has not enjoyed the best preparation for the tournament, with a niggling knee injury limiting her time on court since the Australian Open in January, but Williams will expect to see off Gatto-Monticone in their first meeting.
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He said the figures showed that Zalando was doing a good job to see off rivals by offering free and fast delivery to all its customers and added it could consider introducing a membership program with extra benefits like Amazon's Prime.
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The seventh-seeded American thumped 25 aces to see off the Spaniard and will next face either 18-year-old Canadian Felix Auger Aliassime or defensive baseliner Borna Coric, who play their quarter-final in the night session on Wednesday.
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The Fed's failure to hit its inflation target has encouraged an assault by President Donald Trump, who is incensed that in 2018 Mr Powell slowed growth by raising interest rates to see off an inflationary threat that has not yet materialised.
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UK household savings rate and recesssions: here The Resolution Foundation think-tank last week said Britain was not ready for a recession and proposed changes to the way it manages its economy to see off the downturn when it comes.
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Chiayi&aposs F-16 pilots are on call around the clock to see off the Chinese jets that regularly try to probe the airspace of the democratic island China claims as its territory, to be taken by force if needed.
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Medvedev walked out to a smattering of jeers in his quarter-final against Stan Wawrinka at Arthur Ashe Stadium court on Tuesday but was ultimately cheered after he dug deep to see off the Swiss in an entertaining four-set battle.
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The Ukrainian won 70 percent of her first serve points and converted all five of her break point opportunities to see off world number 52 Wang, who committed 27 unforced errors and three double faults on a cloudy day at Louis Armstrong Stadium.
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The Serb was beaten by Briton Kyle Edmund in the second round of the Madrid Open last week, but turned in a convincing display to see off Dolgopolov in under an hour in Rome, returning deep and controlling play from the baseline.
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Although there are bound to be questions about how much freshness the Warriors have left after what they expended to see off Houston, be advised that team officials are optimistic about Durant returning to the lineup at some point in the next round.
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May's decision to give MPs more say over the outcome was an attempt to see off a rebellion by MPs and ministers in her own party who had warned they could vote on Wednesday with opposition parties to grab control of Brexit.
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World number four del Potro, who missed last month's Australian Open to nurse the kneecap he fractured at the Shanghai Masters, showed no ill effects in his first match of the year as he blasted 12 aces to see off baseline specialist Nishioka.
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Nadal broke Berrettini on his 10th opportunity to take a 4-3 lead in the second set and cruised to the finish, absorbing Berrettini's powerful forehands and redirecting them to his weaker backhand side to see off the first time slam semi-finalist.
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On the right of the political spectrum, the Conservatives are trying to see off the threat posed by the Brexit Party, led by prominent Brexiteer Nigel Farage, while to the left, some polls show a less-than-convincing lead over the main opposition Labour party.
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Twenty-time Grand Slam winner Federer took just 52 minutes to see off Frenchman Gasquet 6-2 63-3 in what was his first match on clay in three years after skipping the 2017 and 2018 seasons on the surface to manage a knee injury.
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Frustrated by his lack of progress, Hamilton changed to the medium compound tyres shortly before the race was halted and his one-stop gamble paid dividends as the durable tyres held out and gave him enough breathing room to see off third-placed Vettel.
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Pliskova had needed just an hour to get through each of her first two matches at Melbourne Park but needed a shade over two hours to see off the 19-year-old, who conceded victory when she clattered a backhand into the net post.
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MONTE CARLO (Reuters) - World number one Rafa Nadal launched his bid for an 11th Monte Carlo Masters title with a 6-27 25-26 second-round victory over Slovenia's Alijaz Bedene as Novak Djokovic overcame a late wobble to see off Borna Coric on Wednesday.
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He praised Americans for being neighborly and said he was exempting himself and his handlers from orders to stay home and avoid unnecessary social contact in order to see off the Navy ship Comfort bound to sail for New York from Norfolk, Virginia, on Saturday.
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The arrival of Boris Johnson in 10 Downing Street suggests that a strain of English nationalism, embraced by Mr Johnson in an attempt to see off the threat of Nigel Farage and his Brexit Party, is to play a prominent role in Tory thinking.
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"As soon as you get off the highway, the first thing that you see off of I-20 is Magic City to the right and the Mercedes-Benz Stadium to your left," Katrina Fuqua, brand manager at the world famous strip club, told VICE News.
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In the world championships semi-finals, an aggressive Sindhu dismantled China's Chen Yufei 21-7 21-14 while it took her just 38 minutes in the final to see off Okuhara with the Japanese player wilting under a barrage of smashes from her opponent.
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Park went bogey-free over 72 holes at the demanding Serapong Course to see off Lydia Ko a year ago, kickstarting a season that would add four more wins, including her sixth and seventh majors, and the Korean will be hoping for a repeat on Sunday.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Former first lady Sandra Torres won a clear victory in the first round of Guatemala's presidential election, results showed on Monday, but the center-left candidate faces a tough test to see off her nearest conservative rival in a direct runoff in August.
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He has ridden a wave of patriotism since an abortive coup in July, casting Turkey as at peril from a cocktail of outside forces and in need of strong leadership to see off threats from Islamic State, Kurdish militants, the enemies within who tried to oust him and their foreign backers.
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Moreover, Mrs May's embrace of a hard Brexit is likely to see off the threat from the UK Independence Party, which claimed most of its support from older voters keen to see Britain leave the EU. Even if the announcement of the election was a surprise, the result seems very predictable.
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Given his massive popularity, his former successes at lightweight and the potency of his first two bouts at welterweight, it isn't beyond the realms of possibility to see Cerrone emerge on the fringes of the welterweight title conversation should he see off a ranked opponent on his next trip to Octagon.
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And that is ok with Woodland, who until Sunday was the mostly anonymous figure playing second fiddle to Amy Bockerstette - a special Olympian golfer he credits with giving him the mental strength to see off a challenge from two-time defending U.S. Open champion Brook Koepka to claim the biggest win of his career.
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In that kitchen hideaway, I experienced a renewed awareness of our innate connectedness as people in the volatile events of the 21st century while we waited to be allowed out of the airport, and in my interactions with others -- a Somali family, some Middle Eastern refugees and a young Turkish woman there to see off a friend and trapped without her passport in the melee.
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Trump told Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Senators see off-ramp from Iran tensions after Trump remarks Trump tells Senate GOP ally that he sees opportunity for new talks with Iran MORE (R-Okla.) Tuesday night that he is now ready to negotiate with Iran and indicated he does not plan further military strikes against the Islamic republic.
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" SENATE REPUBLICAN BLOCKS RESOLUTION AGAINST TARGETING CULTURAL SITES: Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jim InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Senators see off-ramp from Iran tensions after Trump remarks Trump tells Senate GOP ally that he sees opportunity for new talks with Iran MORE (R-Okla.) blocked passage of a resolution on Tuesday that classified attacks on cultural sites as "war crimes.
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" Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike Senators see off-ramp from Iran tensions after Trump remarks MORE (R-Idaho), on whose committee Paul serves, would not comment Tuesday on the Kentucky senator, saying "any conversations I have with Sen.
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Teenager Gauff digs deep to continue dream run at Wimbledon Djokovic survives hurricane Hurkacz to reach last 16 Chilled Halep catches fire to dispatch Azarenka at Wimbledon Pella pulls out all the stops to send Anderson packing Saturday's order of play at Wimbledon Pliskova uses 'amazing' serve to see off tricky Hsieh Wozniacki's Wimbledon ends in grumbles Raonic outserves Opelka in battle of the big men Wimbledon the poorer for Kyrgios exit INTERVIEW-Gauff's first coach backs American to become world's best Lucky-loser Davis stands tall to oust Kerber at Wimbledon Nadal survives Kyrgios test in Wimbledon thriller Kyrgios still wrestling with his tennis soul after Nadal defeat Tennis royalty hands down tips to Britain's Next-Gen royals Murray makes winning doubles return as Brits march on Isner's hopes extinguished on 4th of July as 10 Americans march on 'Superstar' Gauff tipped for top five in five years American teenager Cori Gauff battled back from a set down and saved two match points to defeat Polona Hercog 3-6 63-6(7) 7-5 and reach the fourth round.
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