We won the first leg by such a small margin.
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But by a very small margin, they voted against it.
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He referenced Louisiana, which Trump won by a small margin.
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Three consecutive surveys show McGinty leading by a small margin.
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Not best by a small margin, best by a big margin.
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Recent polls have shown Lamb leading Saccone by a small margin.
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He voted against the final bill, which failed by a small margin.
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In fact, only Heitkamp is trailing and only by a small margin.
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"He was rejected, but it was by a small margin," she said.
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When it resumed, the trend reversed, giving Mr. Hernández his small margin.
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AMERICAN Catholic voters may have opted, by a small margin, for Donald Trump.
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SolGold said this would make BHP the largest shareholder by a small margin.
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SolGold said this would make BHP the largest shareholder by a small margin.
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South Korea only missed out on first place by a very small margin.
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In Leifthrasir, eating always permanently increases your max hit points by a small margin.
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But in a close race, even a small margin of votes can be critical.
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The latest polling echoes the market, showing just a small margin between the two.
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If you multiply a small margin by big volume, that's a big number, Bob.
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And of course Hillary Clinton did win the popular vote, by no small margin.
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He is trailing the Peronist opposition ticket by a small margin, according to some surveys.
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The Marist poll did put Bredesen up in Tennessee, but only by a small margin.
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The one recent poll of the state found Trump leading him by a small margin.
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But when asked which device they were likely to buy, Amazon lead by a small margin.
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They turned it down, by a small margin, so government negotiators thrashed out a new deal.
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These kinds of errors could only alter the result of an election by a small margin.
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A Mason-Dixon poll in April gave Trump only a small margin over Clinton, although FiveThirtyEight.
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In the end, Mr. Ford appeared to have defeated Ms. Elliott by only a small margin.
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Which still leaves a very small margin in the majority at the end of the day.
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SMALL MARGIN FOR ERROR Amazon did not immediately comment on the holiday performance of the drivers.
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Out of all the scooter companies, Lyft had the best pricing by a very small margin.
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While all major bourses were positive by a small margin, business sectors pointed in different directions.
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"If he wins by a small margin, his policies are likely to be more moderate," he said.
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Two candidates are in the process of demanding a recount; the other lost by a small margin.
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He pitched with a small margin of error against one of the best-hitting teams in baseball.
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This missed estimates of $1.06 billion according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S, by a small margin.
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Nevertheless, Estes won by only seven points — a small margin of victory for the deep-red congressional district.
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Actually, Clinton seems to have won the national vote by a small margin, but that's not what counts.
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She edged out Melinda Katz by a small margin that's expected to hold in the official final tally.
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And a survey conducted by Monmouth last month found the Republican state lawmaker leading by a small margin.
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If we look at internet searches, Sanders has been leading by a small margin since the Iowa caucuses.
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Old Navy, Gap's more affordable brand and a bright spot, also missed comparable sales estimates by a small margin.
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The centre-right government coalition in Norway defeated the centre-left opposition by a small margin in an election.
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There's a balance between paying an extra tractor driver at the ready, and improving harvest by a small margin.
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Clinton is also favored to win the popular vote, but only by a small margin, 46.5 to 85033 percent.
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"It's inappropriate to raise our 10-year government bond yield target now, even by a small margin," he said.
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Reminder: Mr. Erdogan's party contested the results of the original election in March after losing by a small margin.
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"The lesson, again, is championship football is a few plays and a very small margin for error," Swinney said.
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Notre Dame, one of the few independents left, has a typically difficult slate and a small margin for error.
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Insurance as well as financial services — albeit by a small margin — were the only other sectors in the green.
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Maggio said he expected the yes vote to prevail by a small margin, which would be negative for the lira.
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Fitch expects the fiscal performance of Brazilian states and local governments to also improve by a small margin in 2017.
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Although they were net sellers of Qatari shares, it was by a small margin as some bought shares on dips.
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European markets closed lower by a small margin Wednesday afternoon as investors reacted to a slump in global technology stocks.
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The current front-runner, Mary Norwood, ran against current Mayor Kasim Reed in 2009 and lost by a small margin.
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Baker points to 2016, when Sanders lost Massachusetts by a small margin and only took one fewer delegate than Clinton.
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The bill to address carbon dioxide emissions passed by a small margin in the House but died in the Senate.
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After the chips fell, May's party only won by a small margin and without enough seats to govern with a majority.
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Trump's advocacy for Gillespie comes as Virginians cast their votes on Tuesday, with recent polling favoring Northam by a small margin.
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The video then rewinds to November 2016 and shows Trump, the Republican nominee, securing the presidency by just a small margin.
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But unofficial results from a state-run agency show Erdogan winning by a small margin, with 99.8% of the ballots counted.
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The agency determined that the carbon footprint of land-use changes overshadowed any other consideration, and not by a small margin.
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Then came the errors, often small-margin ones by Djokovic at the least opportune moments — a trademark of his 23 season.
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Iran has already exceeded that limit, inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency have confirmed, but only by a small margin.
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In 2000, VW's Chattanooga workers voted against unionization by a small margin, extending the UAW's decades-long losing streak in the South.
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There's still a long way to go, and with something as vital as voting, there is an infinitely small margin for error.
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That could leave only a small margin of safety in some places, particularly if the storm were to change direction or intensity.
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Trump trailed in a lot of polls by a relative small margin in some pivotal swing states that he ended up winning.
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In 2014, VW's Chattanooga workers voted against unionization by a small margin, extending the UAW's decades-long losing streak in the South.
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Larry LeSueur: I'd worked on the software side for the grocery industry and I knew they operated on a very, very small margin.
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The defeat appeared to be by a small margin — but it would be enough to deal a symbolic blow to the young president.
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"The proposed tariffs on these high-cost but small-margin Bibles would be too much" for the publisher or consumers "to bear," Schoenwald said.
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The report flags the recent moment when the U.S. briefly became a net exporter (by a small margin) of crude and petroleum products combined.
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Foreign investors remained net buyers of Egyptian shares by a small margin, continuing a trend which began with the currency float, bourse data showed.
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Even if Mr. Gillespie loses by a small margin, his campaign could be judged a success, given national political conditions and Virginia's Democratic lean.
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With such a small margin for error, however, it's unclear if a bill that can pass in the Senate could also pass in the House.
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Of the eight genres analyzed, country took the top slot—and by no small margin—followed by jazz, pop, electronic, rock, "other," folk, and rap.
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In 2010, Arizonans managed to secure their legal right to medicinal marijuana once and for all, albeit by an incredibly small margin: about 4000 votes.
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Democrats win, but barely A small margin for the majority Democrats would likely prove a tougher test for Pelosi and her grip on the party.
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European markets closed in the red by a small margin Tuesday as investors digested the latest news surrounding Brexit talks and monitored fresh economic data.
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A strong performance by Mustafina, the 2012 champion in the bars, and a pedestrian one by Biles put the Russian ahead by a small margin.
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But Donald Trump won it by only a small margin in 2016, and Mikie Sherrill, the Democratic nominee, has amassed an impressive campaign war chest.
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By some measures, Scotland has even surpassed — by a small margin — the United States' rate of 217 drug-related deaths per million of the population.
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It is projected to miss Hawaii by only a small margin on Wednesday afternoon, so the state is still under a Hurricane Warning at this time.
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Foreign investors, heavy buyers of Egyptian shares since the currency was floated, were net sellers by a small margin after also selling on Sunday this week.
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Now, to be clear, Sanders winning California, most likely by a small margin, is not going to fundamentally change the math Clinton surrogates love talking about.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by a relatively small margin — some 400,000 votes — but lost the election thanks to the electoral college.
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Most recent polls show Clinton ahead by a small margin, but a CBS News/New York Times poll also released Thursday showed Clinton and Trump tied.
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The opportunity is also big enough that the small margin that Currencycloud makes on each transaction is, in aggregate, enough to propel the company's business forward.
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But the small margin of victory, narrowed by nine cabinet ministers backing Dutton, has stoked expectations that Turnbull will face another challenge in the near future.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg actually beats the president in a head to head matchup, although by a small margin 52 to 48 percent.
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The numbers here are subject to a small margin of error; gender was determined by name analysis, cross-referenced with publicly available data like LinkedIn profiles.
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It means they have an incredibly small margin of victory (they can only lose two votes) — and only themselves to blame every time their proposals fall apart.
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With good candidate recruitment or just flat-out luck, Democrats could win one or more seats they would otherwise be expected to lose by a small margin.
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Retail usually accounts for a little less than half the sales at Eataly stores, except in Italy, where it tends to outpace dining by a small margin.
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Mr. Wofford currently has more money than Letitia James, the New York City public advocate who is the Democratic nominee for attorney general, by a small margin.
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One exception is South Carolina, where exit polling found that Sanders defeated Biden among black voters under 30 in the state by a small margin, 38-36.
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Neither the center-left party, which finished first by a small margin, or the center-right party will easily be able to do so without the other.
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"If Joe Biden wins by a small margin, then I think his campaign is on life support," says Anton Gunn, Barack Obama's 2370 South Carolina political director.
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"Playing in our own nation, for our own people, it gives me happiness," Mr. Shafaq said after the game, which his team lost by a small margin.
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EBay (EBAY) came in 5 cents ahead of consensus with adjusted quarterly earnings of 81 cents per share, with revenue also exceeding forecasts by a small margin.
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The district has long been considered safe for Republicans, but Estes won the special election by only 7 points — a small margin for a GOP candidate there.
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In Minnesota, Oklahoma, and Kansas, all states Sanders won, polls had Clinton out ahead by at least a small margin, and in some cases a very large one.
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Both services are hovering around 20 million paid users in the U.S., but Apple Music has recently pulled ahead by a small margin, according to the industry source.
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The bottom line: If a Republican wins any race where Trump made a last-minute visit by a small margin, his presence could ultimately be the deciding factor.
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In the lieutenant governor&aposs race, Democrat Josh Green is leading in the polls by a few percentage points, while Republican Steve Lipscomb leads by a small margin.
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"By default seeing both sides take action at this stage lowers the markets' hard Brexit probability by a small margin," Rochester said, adding that Nomura remained long sterling.
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At an annual cost of over $2628,28500 per employee – often more than the entire profit they generate – this is not feasible for many small margin businesses like restaurants.
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According to 2016 findings, gay male porn is the second-most viewed category by women on the site—"lesbian" is the first but only by a small margin.
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It struck the ground and flew backward — not Djokovic's intent — at considerable speed, missing a linesman by a small margin after he twisted away from its flight path.
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In Texas, Beto O'Rourke, who ran on a progressive platform, lost by less than three points — a fairly small margin for a Democrat in the deep red state.
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In the second snap parliamentary election in a year, the latest opinion polls showed her trailing Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson's pro-business Independence Party by a small margin.
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That could narrow in the meantime, but even if Trump wins by a small margin, Florida is a winner-take-all state, so Rubio would walk away with nothing.
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Democrats believe, and hope, that the scenario is more unlikely than not — even with Sanders promising to eke out a small-margin lead in a historically large Democratic field.
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The FPM's Alain Aoun told Reuters the latest effort to clinch a deal was "very, very serious" but cautioned of a "small margin for a last-minute bad surprise".
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The endorsement also follows weekend poll results showing Sanders close behind Clinton in Iowa, and beating the former secretary of state -- albeit by a small margin -- in New Hampshire.
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The fact that he lost tonight — albeit by what appears to have been a very small margin — will only dramatically increase the calls for him to exit the race.
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Alabama delivered a tectonic shift in American politics last night in the U.S. Senate race with Democrat Doug Jones winning by a small margin in a solidly Republican state.
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Many Democrats note that capturing Mueller stating so on the national stage is important because a small margin of the public have not read the full 448-page report.
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Polls show that if a referendum were held now, Remain would win by a small margin, and last month, nearly a million people protested to demand a people's vote.
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The gathering that Diaz-Balart attended was not a full whip meeting, and a Republican aide said that only a small margin of team members are self-quarantining. Reps.
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Back then, Mr. Joko won by a small margin, on a platform promising a grand maritime strategy for Indonesia and to revitalize the economy partly through major infrastructure projects.
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Other financial data are equally downbeat, as, for example, Barclays forecasts Portugal's deficit to fall only by a small margin, to 4.1 percent of GDP from 13 percent in 2015.
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Polls show Clinton leading by a small margin in Pennsylvania, Trump ahead by a similarly narrow gap in Ohio, and the two candidates virtually tied in Florida and North Carolina.
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Both teams took the top spot in their respective group stages, and while Na'Vi edged out Cloud9 by a small margin in the quarterfinals, Fnatic dominated Team EnVyUs 2-0.
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European equities closed higher by a small margin on Monday afternoon as concerns over a trade war between China and the U.S. dissipated slightly ahead of a key speech Tuesday.
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Mr. Montgomery, a Republican first elected in 2010 and re-elected by a relatively small margin in 2016, is well known for his opposition to any relaxation of marijuana laws.
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There, Ron Estes, the Republican Kansas state treasurer, beat out Democrat James Thompson by only 7 percentage points — a small margin in a district typically considered safe for GOP candidates.
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SMALL MARGIN FOR ERROR Analysts have warned that Amazon's decision to accelerate delivery speeds just months before the busiest time of the year would dial up pressure on the company.
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Growing demand for recently launched HIV and respiratory drugs helped Britain's biggest drugmaker beat forecasts for fourth-quarter earnings by a small margin, lifting the shares in a sharply lower market.
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Floridians voted against the amendment by a small margin—especially important since 72 percent of the residential solar panels in the US came from these third-party sources as of 2015.
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"Trade is holding on to a small margin of growth, but this growth comes in the face of some adverse statistics as well as positive ones," Hackett founder Ben Hackett said.
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In Egypt, the index of the 30 most liquid shares added 2010 percent as foreign buyers remained net purchasers of stocks by a small margin of $20.3 million, bourse data showed.
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The Swedish crown booked its biggest gains in about 10 months versus the euro on Wednesday after Sweden's central bank voted by a small margin to extend its bond purchase program.
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Growing demand for new drugs helped GlaxoSmithKline beat forecasts for fourth-quarter earnings by a small margin on Wednesday, offsetting a continued slide in sales of its older Advair respiratory medicine.
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And Pelosi's supporters insist she'll be the Speaker even if the Democrats win by only a small margin, for the simple reason that no other potential contender is more popular. Rep.
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The group sought to split the conservative vote to undermine the Republican candidate, Roy S. Moore, and to boost support for the Democrat, Doug Jones, who won by a small margin.
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The so-called generic ballot … still favors Democrats by only a small margin: three points in both the Post-ABC poll and NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll, among likely voters.
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Two groups that analyze these figures showed a record-warm 2016 in data going back to 1978, though in one data set it was a record by only a small margin.
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JEDDAH, May 6 (Reuters) - Foreign investors resumed net buying of Saudi Arabian equities last week by a small margin, after turning net sellers in the previous week, exchange data showed on Sunday.
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Mr. Zuma's reversal in fortunes began in December, when his choice as party successor, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, a veteran politician and his former wife, lost to Mr. Ramaphosa by a small margin.
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Revenue also exceeded forecasts by a small margin, however the e-commerce company gave a weaker-than-expected outlook and analysts have expressed concern that eBay is losing ground to new competitors.
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On Saturday, all else being equal, the halving of the reward will double that cost, to $400, leaving a small margin for profit at the current exchange rate of around $640 per bitcoin.
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Catholics, who constitute a quarter of all voters in America and tend to swing between the Republicans and Democrats, backed Mr Trump by a small margin; he won a bigger majority of white Catholics.
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We know we have a small margin for error, but everybody still believes that we can make it to the postseason, so we're going to go out there and play like it every night.
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For whatever reason, Democratic voters who backed Obama simply didn't come out for Clinton — and it is cold comfort that she is set to defeat Trump by a small margin in the popular vote.
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Here again the lack of available quality cancer screenings has resulted in an increased likelihood of death from the disease for black women by no small margin — 40 percent higher when compared to whites.
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The Fed is tasked with keeping inflation around 2 percent, though officials have indicated that the goal is "symmetric," meaning they wouldn't be alarmed if it overshoots or undershoots the mandate by a small margin.
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Senate Republicans have already proven unable to pass even the narrowest Obamacare repeal plan, and the tax bill is working with a small margin for error — 50 of the 52 Republican senators must back it.
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The New York Yankees have a very small margin for error the rest of the way and cannot afford a series loss at home if they hope to stay in the American League postseason race.
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CamelCamelCamel, available for Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox web browsers, can track price fluctuations on Amazon to make sure you're not leaping at a discount that's actually small margin off a previously marked up price.
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It's not a victory to lose by a small margin against the U.S.A. A victory for us is to play well, to the best of our capabilities, and playing the way we know to play.
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To be sure, if Sanders does win any or all of the Midwestern states voting on Tuesday, he will likely win by a similarly small margin, like the 2-point margin he won in Michigan.
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Ms. Marin won the leadership vote by a small margin, and her skills will be put to the test immediately as the country heads into a season of labor negotiations with the potential for strikes.
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Zagitova's combined score from the women's free skate and short program was 22.44, which beat Medvedeva's combined 238.26 by 1.31 points — a small margin that was basically determined by the short program earlier this week.
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But the group of awkward bedfellows could struggle in the cash-intensive and competitive tech sector, famous for hairpin swings in consumer demand and a brutally small margin of assembly-line error, senior industry participants said.
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That could still buoy Democratic hopes of carrying enough House districts in November either won by Hillary Clinton or carried by Trump with only a small margin of victory to win a majority in the chamber.
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And if Mr. Quist does fall short by a small margin, it will inflame tensions between energized progressives determined to leave few districts uncontested and more pragmatic party officials loath to spend money in forbidding territory.
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Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell has such a small margin for error that McCain's medical absence could be the difference between success or failure in the Senate even taking up its Obamacare repeal plan next week.
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After outperforming Eaton in the pole vault (5.40 meters to 5.20) and in the javelin (65.04 meters to 59.77), Mayer headed into the final event, the 1500 meters, trailing Eaton by the small margin of 44 points.
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After the State Assembly passed its version of the bill — 45 to 25, with six abstentions — on Monday afternoon, the bill moved to the Senate, where the vote had been expected to pass by a small margin.
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The proposed law will fail if more than two Republicans vote against it, as Senate Democrats all oppose the reform, and such a small margin gives a lot of power to the five Republican women in the Senate.
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Mr. Sanders boasted that his campaign had defied expectations in the last few weeks, alluding to the fact that he lost to Hillary Clinton by a small margin in Iowa and beat her in New Hampshire by double digits.
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I don't mind this, since I doubt Bixby will ever prove useful to me within this phone's lifespan, but that small distinction is notable for how well it illustrates the small margin for error when designing a phone's ergonomics.
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But because poor people operate with an incredibly small margin for error, what would be a forgettable lapse for a middle-class person can tip them into an economic "vortex they can't get out of," as Martin put it.
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Recent polls have suggested a late-game comeback for Gillespie, who trailed Northam by a small margin for recent months of the race, with a Friday poll showing the two locked in a dead heat at 2628 percent apiece.
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His small margin of victory undercuts a major premise of his campaign: that he would expand the electorate by turning out working-class voters and young people — groups that are typically less likely to show up on Election Day.
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Mr. Erdogan's "yes" campaign has claimed victory by a small margin — 51.4 percent to 48.6 — in a vote that further insulates the president from scrutiny and tightens his grip on one of the most influential countries in the region.
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Imamoglu beat the AKP's Binali Yildirim, a former prime minister, by about 13,000 votes in a city of 10 million eligible voters; Erdogan had declared that, with such a small margin, "no one has the right to say they won".
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But the more finite numbers paint a different picture, with the U.S. only besting their first match stats by a small margin against the Cafeteros in the columns of attacking half and final third possessions, along with duels and tackles won.
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In Egypt, the index pulled back 0.4 percent but exchange data showed non-Arab foreign investors remained net buyers of stocks by a small margin, continuing a streak that began with the floating of the Egyptian pound on Nov. 3.
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Mia LoveLudmya (Mia) LoveFormer GOP lawmaker: Trump's tweets have to stop Congressional Women's Softball team releases roster The 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE is trailing behind her Democratic opponent, Ben McAdams, by a small margin.
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MUMBAI, Oct 9 (Reuters) - India is likely to overshoot its fiscal deficit target for 2018/19 by a small margin following its decision to cut fuel excise duties, Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday, describing the move as "credit negative".
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Winner: Huawei P9, by a small margin There's a lot I didn't cover — videos and selfies come to mind — since I wanted to focus on what's different about these two phones, and that was the dual-camera setup on the back.
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Between Pennsylvania, where Trump won in 2119 by a small margin, and Ohio, where he turned an Obama state red, there are about 2503,2250 jobs at steel and iron mills, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — A referendum that would allow the Bolivian president, Evo Morales, to run for a fourth term looked imperiled on Sunday, as early exit polls predicted that it would fail by a small margin and the president's rivals declared victory.
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For AR/VR 22022 to live, AR/VR 1.0 must die America delivered more AR/VR revenue than China last year, but Chinese growth in the next five years could see it dominate AR/VR long-term — and not by a small margin.
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On Friday alone, the pound fell 248 percent from peak to trough off the back of a single poll, published in London's Independent, that gave "leave" a significant lead over "stay" (though most polls still show "stay" leading by a small margin).
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In theory, that should mean he would have the edge if the popular vote winds up being close to tied, or even if Mrs Clinton wins it by a small margin, just as Mr Gore did in 2000 while losing the election.
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"If the election were today, I would have won," said Mr. Hugin, referring to an internal poll that his campaign would not share publicly, but that he said had him leading by a small margin with 12 days left in the election.
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"We only apply a small margin to the market cost of bitcoin when we sell bitcoin to customers, and we have no control over the cost of bitcoin in the market, which tends to be volatile," Square said in the 10-Q .
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BNDES currently lends at a small margin over the cost of its funds from the Treasury—a rate called the TJLP, which is set low by the National Monetary Council, a body composed of the central-bank governor and the finance and planning ministers.
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Democrats were shocked that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE lost Wisconsin by a small margin.
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A recent poll commissioned by Collective PAC, a group supporting African American candidates, and conducted by the liberal-leaning Change Research showed Harrison trailing Graham by just 7 points — a relatively small margin considering Graham's high name recognition and decades-long career in Washington.
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Though only a small margin, that's a marked change from the past year during which the index has lagged the U.S. market by 9%, as investors have worried about Italy's bulging budget deficit, slowing economic and corporate growth and Britain's chaotic exit from the European Union.
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The simple logic of numbers suggests that targeted campaigning could make a big impact in electoral systems that divide voters into smaller groups, such as the U.K.'s constituencies, where a small margin of voters can cause a seat to swing from one party to another.
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One line of studies, by economist Brigham Frandsen and others, looked at what happens to workers after close union representation elections, based on the idea that places where workers approve a union by a small margin aren't too different from places that narrowly reject a union.
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He won by a small margin, and even if his support is combined with that of Elizabeth Warren, who like him had a geographic advantage, what is significant is that a large majority of New Hampshire voters repudiated them in favor of those with more moderate stances.
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This is all after losing a race many political observers believed he'd win going away, and a messy weeklong period during which he first conceded the race, then walked that back, and then reconceded once it became clear there was no way he'd overcome his small margin of defeat.
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Furthermore, while it's clear that Trumpism has more legs than anyone thought, when making broad, sweeping conclusions about what the "American people" believe, it's important to keep in mind that Clinton actually leads in the popular vote at present (albeit by a very small margin, and it's not finalized yet).
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There was not enough polling in the short window between the end of the Republican convention and the beginning of the Democratic gathering for a Poll of Polls analysis to be conducted, but both live-interviewer telephone polls conducted in that time found Trump ahead by a small margin heading in to the Democratic convention.
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"After a razor-thin victory by Clinton in Iowa, a blowout by Sanders in the New Hampshire primary and a small margin by Clinton in the Nevada caucuses, Clinton is perched on the cusp of her own significant primary victory in the Palmetto State," Bruce Ransom, a Clemson political science professor, said in a statement.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE thanked the state of Kentucky for a "great victory" after losing the state's primary on Tuesday by a small margin.
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The more cautious strategy would have been to endorse Trump as some others have done this week, because if Trump loses by a small margin, Cruz could find himself with even fewer friends in the party than he has now, as many Republicans would no doubt argue that his personal petulance and anger toward Trump contributed to a narrow loss.
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Key Senate conservatives could derail President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's choice to fill a spot on the Federal Reserve Board, threatening to derail the nomination that has a small margin for GOP opposition. Sen.
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