They want the solid guy to solidly win the primary and solidly beat trump.
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The map shows just how divided the country is, with rural states solidly red and more urban and northern states solidly blue.
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Most of the decline in Trump approval, it turns out, occurred in congressional districts that are already solidly red or solidly blue.
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Consider this: The New York Times' electoral map reveals solidly blue states, namely California, Washington, New York, and solidly red states -- Alabama, South Carolina and Mississippi.
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After weeks of speculation, it was finally revealed that the b stood for burgers — adding solidly OK burgers to its repertoire of solidly OK breakfast foods.
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So long as California votes solidly democratic and Oklahoma solidly republican, there is no need to factor them into national calculations that skew the results towards the middle.
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This shift of the "Solid South" from being solidly Democratic to solidly Republican has been a vital reason that Republicans have had so much success at the national level.
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Unlike other Republicans in solidly red districts — like Reps.
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FiveThirtyEight rates 18 of them as solidly Democrat, five as likely Democrat, three as leaning Democrat, two as toss-ups, two as leaning Republican, one as likely Republican and four as solidly Republican.
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I was solidly in that camp for a long time.
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The big picture: Air cargo shipments also are solidly negative.
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Mike Lee is solidly leading his Democratic opponent, Misty Snow.
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In 2014, oil was trading solidly over $100 a barrel.
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Stovall said stocks have outperformed solidly in the first quarter.
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His record on economic and fiscal matters is solidly conservative.
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It will be solidly Tory for at least a generation.
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Not even the solidly managed euro can do all that.
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The 3rd District once was solidly blue, but no longer.
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So what income levels have Americans feeling solidly middle class?
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All things considered, the economy is performing solidly, not stagnating.
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But the newly registered voters nonetheless solidly lean toward Mrs.
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Their Wingtip boot ($220) is both stunning and solidly built.
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Clinton have pulled solidly ahead of their opponents in delegates.
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The beguiling "Queen of the Sea" stands solidly among them.
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"We are solidly behind the Republic of Ireland," Dahlgren said.
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She is white and lives in solidly red rural territory.
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And solidly purple Colorado is a fascinating arena to watch.
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That slope has solidly begun, per usual, well before Thanksgiving.
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And what's behind that veil is solidly left of center.
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He reassured listeners that he stood solidly behind Mr. Trump.
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Democrats are solidly behind Senator Menendez, as are many independents.
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In Arizona, Clinton also was solidly ahead among early voters.
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Editorial In its politics, New York City is solidly Democratic.
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"We remain very solidly in investment mode," Sandberg told CNBC.
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The Cook Political Report rates his district as solidly Democratic.
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Loudermilk represents a solidly Republican district in the Atlanta area.
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A score of 704 is considered "solidly good," Dornhelm said.
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Didn't Trump say he solidly won the election in 33?
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Because as I noted, this is a solidly Republican district.
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Stocks, Treasury yields and the dollar all remain solidly lower.
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Rhode Island is solidly Democratic, but Raimondo isn't terribly popular.
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Louisiana is a solidly red state — despite having Democratic Sen.
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My guess is Clinton will win the general election solidly.
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So, you know, the economy is doing solidly, I would say.
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Trump's got 179 electoral votes either solidly or leaning his way.
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Ohio's targeted seats remained solidly red, as did those in Wisconsin.
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But markets in China bucked the trend to finish solidly higher.
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ATMs are solidly constructed and generally don't have any loose parts.
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Most districts remained Republican, but Democrats flipped two solidly Republican seats.
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But a new, more solidly conservative majority could shift that balance.
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Their success in America seems solidly grounded in old national virtues.
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Three chords and the truth • This is another solidly entertaining episode.
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But political handicappers rank the state as solidly or safely Republican.
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Yet amid all this change, Texas has become more solidly red.
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Some are uncomfortable that their country is no longer solidly white.
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Redistricting after the 85033 Census has made the region solidly Republican.
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Though solidly conservative, Hatch had famously found common cause with Sen.
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Solidly lost, because you know it wasn't 270, it was 306.
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Green has served the district, a solidly blue seat, since 1992.
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Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation would shift the Court solidly to the right.
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Now, don't expect me to vote solidly for Republicans or Democrats.
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By the 1990s, California was no longer solidly under Republican control.
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Utah is solidly Republican — but it's been unfriendly territory for Trump.
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You're still solidly among the top 20 in the world rankings.
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What's certain is that the phenomenon is solidly left of center.
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In their solidly black neighborhood in South Philadelphia, Smith stood out.
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They had Navas beat, but Jesus's header struck the bar solidly.
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Much the same in Baltics, where I was yesterday: Rained solidly.
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Gingrich put himself solidly in that camp with his own comments.
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Both earbuds remained solidly linked to my smartphone during my evaluation.
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His district is expected to remain solidly in the GOP ranks.
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Romney is defying a party solidly aligned behind a vindictive president.
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Most of the states that have sanctuary laws are solidly blue.
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I confess I'll miss the Met's solidly gargantuan old "Aida" production.
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Election handicapper Cook Political Report rates Thornberry's seat as solidly Republican.
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The two women have won their races in solidly blue states.
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I put my elbows solidly on my stool to steady myself.
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Utah is solidly Republican and this issue alone won't change that.
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A win puts you solidly atop the A.F.C wild-card race.
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According to CNN's new electoral college map, Clinton has 236 electoral votes from states that are either solidly or leaning Democrat compared to 191 electoral votes for Trump in states that are solidly or leaning Republican.
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The current system is unfair not only because it leaves many citizens on the sidelines in solidly Republican as well as solidly Democratic districts and states, but also because it undermines political accountability and turbocharges polarization.
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His feet are solidly on the ground, and he's a phenomenal talent.
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In a district that's solidly Democratic, Hayes has a pretty good shot.
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Wall Street's main indexes ended solidly positive but below their session highs.
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At the same time, single-family housing starts increased solidly in June.
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By 2000, they were a minority, and the state was solidly blue.
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All in all, a good-looking and solidly performing mid-range device.
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Other data on Tuesday also showed house prices increasing solidly in February.
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But it's distinctly South African: wildly inventive, undeniably original and solidly homegrown.
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Coos County was as solidly Democratic as any county in New Hampshire.
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Republicans who oppose Mr. Trump still solidly outnumber those who support him.
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German factory data, while marginally below forecast, showed the sector grew solidly.
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Eight smaller, solidly colored circles border their circumferences, four to a circle.
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His voting record is solidly pro-choice and he supports gun restrictions.
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But opinion amid the pastis and theboules is solidly against the reduction.
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What to watch: Women's economic empowerment is solidly on the development agenda.
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But the show is solidly theater and there's nothing wrong with that.
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On a recent presidential-election map, southern New Hampshire is solidly Republican.
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"AZ," while solidly emo, of course, is a song that emphasises possibility.
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In the solidly Democratic state, where Republicans rarely win any elections, Gov.
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It combines Fossil's solidly-built, attractive hardware and a Qualcomm 3100 processor.
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But Collins and Kirk are solidly in the minority of their caucus.
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SOLIDLY, ALL IN. I MEAN, THAT EGG THEY LAID THE OTHER DAY.
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This whitewashes Whitaker's comments, which were solidly in the anti-Mueller camp.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has the race rated as solidly Democratic.
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Former VP Joe Biden (solidly choosing rock, so hopefully you chose paper).
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The bank's peers, though, have been solidly below $60 for some time.
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While sterile neutrinos are still hypothetical, ordinary neutrinos are solidly accepted physics.
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It's also now weather-resistant and feels more solidly built in general.
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He's got skills, and his jokes are well-paced and solidly crafted.
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Solidly red states like Nebraska, Idaho and Utah voted to expand Medicaid.
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If turnout exceeds their modeled expectations in an area solidly for Mrs.
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There's lots of time science, which makes the concept feel solidly objective.
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Safdar worked solidly for four days to retrieve dead bodies and survivors.
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Though the town leans liberal, the surrounding region is solidly center-right.
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The district reaches east through more solidly Republican rural regions to Fayetteville.
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She also took solidly left positions on a slew of important topics.
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His 11th District is expected to remain solidly in the GOP ranks.
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In short, this is the picture of a solidly middle class profession.
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Though the town leans liberal, the surrounding region is solidly center-right.
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And the GOP base remains solidly behind Trump, as do Republican lawmakers.
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Count me solidly in the "more crackling long entries, more better" camp.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The solidly Republican South suddenly looks a little less solid.
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Tarrant County, whose biggest city is Fort Worth, has been solidly Republican.
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The district is solidly Republican and could see a competitive primary contest.
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Blackburn is solidly conservative on issues including abortion, gun control, and immigration.
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But his lead is surprisingly narrow for a historically solidly red state.
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The crowd, on the other hand, was solidly in their 20s and 30s.
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Gorsuch, who clerked for Kennedy, has established a reputation of solidly conservative rulings.
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Like most black families, my household has been solidly Democratic my whole life.
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Historically, it's been a solidly Democratic state, with an entrenched Democratic Party machine.
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South Carolina went solidly for Trump in 2016 and remains solid Republican territory.
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Democrats, solidly opposed to funding the wall, have slammed Trump over his comments.
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Democrats are also angling to flip the state's solidly red First Congressional District.
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As more residents have moved in, the area has become less solidly Republican.
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Harper's still solidly in the unglamorous "figuring it out phase" of her life.
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But it's unclear whether its busiest locations are solidly profitable, Mr. Eavis writes.
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But it is not clear whether even WeWork's busiest locations are solidly profitable.
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Anderson felt better Friday but was still unable to grab the bat solidly.
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And the magnesium alloy body feels as sturdy and solidly built as ever.
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They don't feel as solidly built as Oculus' controllers but they work well.
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Rural votes came in first; they solidly favoured Roy Moore, the Republican candidate.
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In this election, that meant it was supposed to be solidly pro-Hillary.
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Apps that flag or block unwanted calls have matured and are solidly effective.
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Winning in both could put Trump solidly on the road to the nomination.
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We must firmly and solidly stand upon the principle of action for action.
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Ms. Leneé nicely grounds Shatique with personal warmth and a solidly moral sensibility.
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"Now, don't expect me to vote solidly for Republicans or Democrats," he said.
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Indeed, the company's demographics skew younger and solidly middle class, according to Gross.
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They should rest assured that such actions are solidly backed by the Constitution.
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Maxine Waters in a solidly Democratic district that includes parts of Los Angeles.
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Maybe someone who won reelection handily in a state the president won solidly.
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I grew up as an only child in a solidly middle-class family.
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The Cook Political Report rates the race for Warren's seat as solidly Democratic.
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It really doesn't matter how solidly different that stand is from existing policy.
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But this is an actual foundation, with solidly medium coverage that is buildable.
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House Freedom Caucus leaders are solidly behind Melanie Leneghan, a Liberty County trustee.
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Yes, but: Romney predicted last week Trump would "solidly" win a second term.
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From Everlane comes a solidly made and handsome overshirt at a great price.
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You don't really have confirmation until you solidly break 3.22 (on 30-year).
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Its tail floats on the waves, but its massive head is solidly beached.
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One is solidly Republican and will stay that way; the other leans Democratic.
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Missouri, North Dakota, and Indiana seem like solidly red states at this point.
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Mr. Bush stopped his slide by solidly beating Mr. Buchanan in South Carolina.
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Brazil might have once elected a female president, but it remains solidly patriarchal.
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We deserve the solidly built and thoughtfully designed, not the shoddy and flimsy.
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New Jersey's 11th District has been solidly Republican for the last 20 years.
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Every one of the jokes, in all their fugue-like repetition, lands solidly.
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According to the Cook Political Report, the Texas governor's race is solidly red.
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In his third start since returning from an elbow injury, Matz pitched solidly.
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Those firmly committed against the President (43%) outpace those solidly behind him (37%).
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Clinton in Kern, making it among the most solidly Republican counties in California.
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For the month, the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq are all solidly higher.
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She is up for reelection in 2018 in a solidly Democratic state. Sen.
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However, the S&P and Nasdaq were still solidly positive for the month.
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Sharing thoughts and ideas used to be solidly in the province of IRL.
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Until recently solidly Republican, the district had been trending Democratic in recent elections.
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Most recently a major manufacturing survey showed the industry is solidly in contraction.
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Those states, combined with the solidly Democratic states, would give her the presidency.
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The current CNN battleground map gives Hillary Clinton 273 electoral votes from states that are either solidly or leaning in her direction compared to 191 electoral votes for Donald Trump in states that are solidly or leaning in his direction.
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The current CNN battleground map gives Hillary Clinton 236 electoral votes from states that are either solidly or leaning in her direction compared to 191 electoral votes for Donald Trump in states that are solidly or leaning in his direction.
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Clinton's electoral vote total is at 73 when you add up all the states that are solidly or leaning in her direction and Donald Trump's is 204 when you combine all the states that are solidly or leaning in his direction.
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Even without any such samples, however, Russia solidly refuted the British prime minister's conclusion.
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He created the first deferred action program, DACA, in 2012; it's been solidly effective.
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Just a few years ago, the 2230-year-old Chirinos was solidly middle class.
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As a solidly blue state, California is not one Trump could win in 2020.
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That was the first time I solidly thought we could win the whole thing.
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We have a solidly mixed outlook about the outcome of the case right now.
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Gorsuch, who clerked for Kennedy, has also established a reputation of solidly conservative rulings.
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Wall Street's main stock indexes swung between gains and losses before ending solidly higher.
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It was also solidly pro-trade, and as pro-immigration as it could be.
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Fifty-year-old shopkeeper Abdul-Razzaq Awad Samir used to be solidly middle class.
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That reputation was solidly grounded in fact, for Kubrick's attention to detail was exacting.
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In Brazil's boom of 22018-2120 it had hopes of becoming solidly middle class.
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"They're coming here, they're earning solidly, they've got security for some years," she says.
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In another reflection of Republicans' stronger-than-expected night, Johnson rallied and solidly rebounded.
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Fitch notes that this is now solidly within management's targeted range of 22%-25%.
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Finally, Utah moves back from "leaning Republican" to being solidly being in Trump's column.
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The entire scene is a bit racially diverse, but still solidly upper-middle class.
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But McMullin could prove a complicating factor in the solidly Republican state of Utah.
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Trump has 179 electoral votes from states either solidly or leaning in his direction.
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And Annabelle: Creation continues to perform solidly, grabbing the #2 slot with $7.3 million.
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But he still trails Hillary Clinton pretty solidly in all the NY primary polls.
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Some investors are cautious as Detroit's credit ratings remain solidly in the junk level.
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It's important to remember that Blade Runner's vision is solidly tethered to the 1980s.
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Other states, will become solidly red or blue in just a few election cycles.
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The RCV cities are solidly on the political left, and some are technically nonpartisan.
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I sit in a room with the Minister and talk for 20 minutes solidly.
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Balderson's district is solidly Republican and has been in the GOP's hands since 1983.
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Though not quite a one-party state, the North East is solidly Labour country.
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The fact that the Senate is solidly in Republican hands is a big deal.
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And on a raft of issues, Lamb is solidly liberal: Conor Lamb campaigned:1.
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In 2018, 319 out of 435 congressional districts were labeled "solidly" Republican or Democrat.
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Renacci is running for the Senate and the seat is viewed as solidly Republican.
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"The 27rd District is beyond solidly blue," Newman told columnist Ted Slowik in July.
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Still, labor-related costs increased solidly as companies employed more workers to raise output.
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He won his House primary for the state's 2nd district, a solidly blue district.
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At those levels, Brent was trading solidly above levels last seen prior to Nov.
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But the biggest prizes — California and Texas — look to be solidly in Sanders's hands.
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Still, the rest of the Christian right seems to be standing solidly behind Cruz.
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So should Democrats find solace in California's rapid transformation into a solidly blue state?
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Less than 40 percent of the state backs Trump in this solidly blue state.
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They are now a solidly profitable, probably mid-single-digit millions business for us.
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Even the solidly right-wing Murdoch (Simon McBurney) is unsettled by his underling's fervor.
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Most importantly, these wins both came in what have become pretty solidly red states.
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"This is a quick change from what was a solidly growing economy," Moynihan said.
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Urban areas across the U.S. are solidly Democratic, while rural ones are increasingly Republican.
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And after 17 years here, I remain solidly optimistic that this cooperation will endure.
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"Petare was all chavista ," Liendo, who is soft-spoken and solidly built, told me.
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Those in the bottom third of the income distribution were solidly Democratic, 64-36.
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Still Processing We're solidly in the middle of summer, which means it's barbecue season.
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Trump won Minnesota's 8th congressional district by 15 points in a solidly Democratic region.
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He was short and solidly built, with a snub nose and a gruff manner.
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Collins' district voted more solidly for Trump than any other district in New York.
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However, recent attacks show that even areas solidly in the government's grip are vulnerable.
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These were guys who very solidly did not believe a woman could do this.
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We're still solidly in a warm regime despite a weak frontal passage last night.
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Marshall now represents the same solidly Republican district from which Dole, Roberts and Sen.
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Lauder was solidly behind the plan, though, and the agreement was signed in 2011.
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They felt very solidly planted in my mouth so the entire concept was foreign.
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Both would be solidly on Trump's G20 agenda, except for some inconvenient interceding events.
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Solidly blue Oregon is watching a fairly competitive governor's race play out in 2018.
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Redistricting in states around the country have made the vast majority of House seats solidly red or solidly blue, but Democrats are now hoping that a national election featuring a GOP internal fight with Trump can put more of these areas into play.
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Mortgage rates moved solidly higher last week, but lenders saw no letup in loan demand.
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Market breadth is solidly positive, but not so much that it shows urgent, indiscriminate buying.
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Blake performed solidly for the Dodgers—and re-signed with the team in free agency.
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Voters decamped to more marginal parties, bringing them solidly into power or expanding their representation.
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As a game developer, Burbank has been able to hold to his ethos pretty solidly.
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Yes, he has pretty solidly conservative track record of decisions on crime and gun rights.
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The S&P 500 was solidly tracking for an up week as of Thursday's close.
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Solidly cheesy and only recently available nationwide, it isn't that the mozzarella sticks are bad.
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Members who have long resisted a formal floor vote are now solidly behind the idea.
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With the European second-quarter earnings season in full swing, results were solidly in focus.
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Early polls have shown Murphy solidly ahead of Guadagno, holding a double-digit lead throughout.
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The pound, Swiss franc and Scandinavian currencies were also up solidly against the struggling dollar.
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This suburban Richmond, Virginia, district has voted solidly Republican in the last three presidential elections.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Sánchez's two potential coalition partners stand solidly on opposite sides of the issue.
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Especially now that it is solidly differentiating its approach from the rest of the pack.
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The entirety of the Midwest and Upper Plains are filled with solidly Republican House districts.
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Clinton has solidly led Trump in the poll throughout most of the 2016 presidential race.
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At the presidential level, 6th district voters in Georgia have voted solidly Republican for years.
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Those specs are solidly mid-range, but still impressive for the Vivo 5's price.
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For the past 20 years, he has worked solidly in projects you probably haven't seen.
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But with Republicans solidly on top of the House, this would not be another landslide.
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Kim is running in a solidly Democratic Pennsylvania congressional district she is likely to lose.
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Meanwhile, in the nine solidly Republican districts, no women even ran in the GOP primary.
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However, FAANG members Facebook, Amazon and Netflix all gained solidly in April after good earnings.
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He also said the utility was solidly capitalised and did not need a capital increase.
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Millennials are solidly in their home-buying years, but affordability is sidelining some potential buyers.
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On Tuesday, data showed U.S. consumer spending increased solidly in June, while inflation rose moderately.
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Manufacturing production rose 33 percent, with machinery and motor vehicles and parts output increasing solidly.
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The district is now solidly Republican after its boundaries were redrawn following the 2010 census.
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I neither fit solidly as a Republican Trump supporter nor as an anti-Trump Democrat.
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Finally, any impeachment will collide with a Senate solidly in control of the White House.
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They have replaced Cano with Starlin Castro, and Didi Gregorius has played solidly at shortstop.
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Nowhere is this truer than in the great and solidly blue state of New York.
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Wages rose solidly, cementing expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this month.
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The president's support base, the Korean left, is solidly in favor of a tough response.
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It is solidly against more Muslim immigration and committed to a "Europe of sovereign states".
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This was a GOP primary, and Republicans are solidly unified behind Trump and his agenda.
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Given the solidly blue coast, where the vast majority of people live, that seems unlikely.
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Indeed, even as their state remained solidly blue, many New Yorkers mourned not only Mrs.
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The party of free trade is now far more solidly behind protectionism than the Democrats.
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Conservatives aren't wrong that Alinsky was solidly on the left of the American political spectrum.
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He describes himself as neither left nor right, though his policies are pretty solidly centrist.
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The security guard on duty is tall and solidly built, wearing his hair clipped short.
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Inside was the solidly built Olympia, with Hanks' autograph in marker on the top plate.
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When he was lucky enough to hit a ball solidly, there was lots of cheering.
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Northam didn't beat Gillespie narrowly, as the polls suggested he would — he beat him solidly.
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Glowacki advises avoiding underwear for the first few weeks until your children are solidly trained.
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But even when he pitched solidly, he gave up a steady diet of home runs.
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Michigan, another state Clinton lost to Sanders, has also moved more solidly in her column.
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He has not shown much offensive aggression or landed too solidly with anything so far.
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Making his second start of the season, Harvey pitched solidly, using his fastball more often.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES VR, IDRs, AND SENIOR DEBT MUAH's ratings are solidly situated at current levels.
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Magnets in the battery pack on the cover solidly click together with the Kindle Oasis.
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He has performed solidly at times, shining lately in a 1-0 win on Jan.
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The legal cloud over Hunter has propelled other Republicans to seek his solidly conservative district.
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He's now trying to make a comeback in another House district that's more solidly Republican.
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Lowey's district is solidly Democratic and her departure could lead to a heated primary battle.
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While solidly Democratic, the 1st District is also more conservative than other parts of Massachusetts.
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Battery life is good, the keyboard is excellent, and overall it's a solidly built laptop.
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Colin Peterson (D-Minn.) who is defending an R+2900 district that Trump won solidly.
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After a sacrifice fly by Tyler Austin drove in Judge, Ellsbury singled solidly to center.
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Others, less widely renowned, are solidly established: Susan Rothenberg, Elizabeth Murray, Terry Winters, Carroll Dunham.
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Wilson is less an entrepreneur and more solidly on the venture capital side of things.
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Thankfully, Mr. Trump is nominating a man whose outlook is solidly grounded in fact, Gen.
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"The emphasis remains on Hungary's financing ability, which continues to be solidly positive," he said.
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Ingraham is solidly right-leaning, as she has demonstrated on her successful national radio show.
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On the contrary, Streep is right there, solidly invested in the folly of Florence's dreams.
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Barboza is animated and solidly built, with close-cropped hair and black, rectangular-framed glasses.
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The S&P and Nasdaq-100 are also set to open solidly in the green.
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In the current political climate, it may be enough that Arizona Republicans solidly rejected him.
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Marglin had once been a solidly mainstream economic theorist, and a bit of a prodigy.
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His atmospheres are solidly imagined, but the tone is breezy and colloquial and amazingly unliterary.
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Mr. Moore leads in most polls, and solidly among most evangelicals, heading into Tuesday's election.
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A New Hampshire senator who is also solidly in the neocon wing of the GOP.
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Democrats had conservatives because the conservative South was solidly Democratic because of the Civil War.
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And while you might expect a majority of those searches came from voters in states like Florida or Ohio, there are in fact a number of states otherwise considered to be solidly red or solidly blue that top many of the traditional "battleground" states.
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The Hover Camera Passport that I've been playing with for the last day feels solidly built.
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Of course, until relatively recently, Wisconsin was considered a solidly blue state rather than a swing.
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U.S. consumer spending increased solidly in June as households spent more at restaurants and on accommodation.
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"It will be solidly up," said Daniel Pinto, head of JP Morgan's corporate and investment bank.
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People don't realize that Oklahoma was a solidly Democratic state, a blue state, into my lifetime.
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However, white Catholics have in recent elections been solidly red; in 2012, 59% backed Mitt Romney.
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The press is solidly built and fits perfectly in my 10 inch cast iron fry pan.
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Why it matters: Collins' controversy could potentially put his solidly red district in play this November.
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The shareholder initiative, which was solidly defeated, would not have affected Musk's standing as chief executive.
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The snap closure can be a little tricky to get right by feel, but attaches solidly.
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Last year, remittances to Sri Lanka fell after growing solidly from 2011-2014, the report noted.
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Despite the risk for GM and Ford, Brown wrote both automakers should "perform solidly" in 2018.
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Strong willed and solidly built, Camacho was singled out as the more stubborn of the pair.
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" It appears the devices were made by the shooter but that could not be "solidly confirmed.
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Trump has 204 votes from states that are solidly in his column or leaning that way.
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He just worked solidly, because he was just blown away to be working with his heroes.
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Russia and the United States are solidly squared off at opposing points on the strategic map.
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That pattern is echoed on the plastic bottom of the laptop, which feels very solidly built.
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Wells Fargo noted that job growth has held up relatively well and incomes are rising solidly.
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Solidly Midwestern mores on matters such as gay marriage do not please liberals on America's coasts.
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CNN has been airing analysis of Trump's absurd morning attack on the media solidly since 11am.
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Put all of that together, and you get yourself a pretty nondescript, solidly built, inexpensive smartphone.
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But they are solidly built and have broad green courtyards where trees grow and children play.
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But I'm only saying this because Technolust is solidly constructed enough to make me want more.
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Last year the top ten, still solidly English in origin, accounted for only 35,000 girls' names.
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"Paul McCartney" is, by comparison, fair and solidly researched, with only a few errors of fact.
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"The Q1 earnings season has started solidly," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Stock indexes moved solidly higher on Monday, recovering some of the steep declines of last week.
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Wall Street's main indexes erased losses from the start of the session to trade solidly positive.
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The Cook Political Report, a top nonpartisan election handicapper, has the race rated as solidly Democratic.
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Retail sales rose solidly in July and beat expectations, which is a sign of consumer optimism.
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The surge in healthcare prices suggests the core PCE price index likely rose solidly in July.
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The Show Me State is now solidly in the Republican column on the electoral college scoreboard.
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"Solidly," she said during a rehearsal break at the City Ballet-affiliated School of American Ballet.
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Demand, however, continues to rise as the largest generation, millennials, moves solidly into the homebuying years.
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An increase in Republican voters in Michigan and Ohio's cities could turn those states solidly red.
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Xia is solidly built, with a heavy, square face made ruddy by years of outdoor work.
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When he wrote that Howard Dean was "non-ideological, sensible, solidly mainstream," he was being nice.
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U.S. job growth likely picked up last month, with wages expected to have increased solidly (Reuters).
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Our two-party system has not undergone a major realignment since the South became solidly Republican.
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Kavanaugh has amassed a solidly conservative judicial record as an appeals court judge for 12 years.
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Those polling places are in Tucker and Embry Hills, two solidly blue spots in the county.
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Wall Street's main indexes erased losses from the start of the session to end solidly positive.
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It may be too late for us with the Democratic and Republican primaries solidly under way.
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Connecticut is a solidly liberal state, but its economy has been weak lately and incumbent Gov.
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I come from a solidly upper middle class background, and financial stress is still a constant.
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With Memorial Day celebrations behind us, it's solidly the season to pick a song of summer.
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Over the last year, that has placed him solidly among the majority led by Ms. Yellen.
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With the Senate now even more solidly under Republican control, additional appointments are likely to come.
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Of course, in our current political moment, that is exactly what Trump is so solidly against.
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This district is considered solidly red, and voters there haven't elected a Democratic representative since 1997.
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To retake Congress, Democrats need to win elections not just in solidly blue places like Massachusetts.
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The city's hotels are solidly booked, and many local Bohras are hosting visitors in their homes.
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Brokers were solidly bid, with Nomura Holdings gaining 133 percent and Daiwa Securities advancing 1.5 percent.
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They are led by the former Rangers coach John Tortorella and are solidly in playoff position.
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By contrast, up until last year, Grubhub had been solidly — if not spectacularly — in the black.
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His district is solidly Republican; President Trump attracted 2202 percent of the vote there in 2628.
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Up to this point, he said, Republicans have been beating Democrats only on solidly red turf.
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The governor's race in such a solidly red state would ordinarily be no cause for suspense.
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It's in Lee County -- a solidly Republican area that gave Trump 58% in 2016 and Sen.
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Collins' district voted more solidly for Trump in 2016 than any other district in New York.
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Feinstein could face a primary challenge in the race, which political handicappers rank as solidly Democratic.
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Likewise, Republicans would continue to campaign in solidly "red" states like Wyoming, Alabama, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
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The state is also solidly Republican: Trump won Mississippi in 85033 by nearly 18 percentage points.
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Tuesday's elections were further evidence that once-purple Virginia is trending more and more solidly blue.
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We "haven't been able to build solidly enough to have created community or safety," she wrote.
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And although Vermont is pretty solidly blue, Scott has enjoyed high approval ratings, according to NPR.
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From there, their universe only became more solidly realised, peaking on Someone to Drive You Home.
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The question before voters is which vision can secure a win in a solidly red district.
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That's why solidly red states like Georgia, Utah and Arizona already appear a few shades more purple.
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The absence of Kennedy's sometimes-swing vote will tilt the court solidly in favor of America's capitalists.
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It's not a mind-bending cinematic masterpiece like Mad Max, but it's a solidly constructed, admirable work.
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Kentucky's 6th has voted solidly Republican in the last three presidential elections, electing Republicans by double digits.
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In the almost solidly blue state, grassroots momentum has largely focused on flipping Republican-held congressional districts.
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Prices are fluctuating, but you can get a solidly built, reliable e-bike for less than $1,000.
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And it also happens to be a solidly niche costume idea for your superhero-themed Halloween party.
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Al Lawson, is currently the only Republican running in a district that'd been solidly Democrat since 2013.
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The state twice voted for Obama after a generation of solidly voting for Republicans in presidential elections.
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The party's members are solidly pro-EU: 89% voted to remain, as did 96% of Labour MPs.
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Clinton is drawing substantive contrasts so far, while targeting her rhetoric solidly at independent, middle-class voters.
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I still have a lot of healing to do before I'll be solidly back on my feet.
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We end trivia solidly in the middle of the pack, which we are all pretty happy with.
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Excluding one-time items, GM earned $1.64 per share, solidly outpacing analyst estimates of $1.44 per share.
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The Apollos feel solidly built, are incredibly small and light, and sound pretty good for their size.
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She picked up 13 electoral votes in a state that not so long ago was solidly red.
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But the facts, I've come to believe in the last half decade, are solidly on his side.
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Obama didn't stand up firmly and solidly enough when the left was taken over by this madness.
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Fitch believes the company's core strengths and profile are solidly in-line with other 'A' rated peers.
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"February was weak for a lot of restaurant chains, but March has bounced back solidly," Hottovy said.
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Otherwise the Blink Board feels solidly built, and the wide, thick wheels give it a smooth ride.
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The city sits in the solidly red Williamson County, which went for Trump in the general election.
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Georgetown Mayor Dale Ross, solidly Republican himself, has shepherded his city to running on 100 percent renewables.
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It was a glorious moment, and for many years Apple products stood solidly atop the desirability throne.
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And it's easy to see why: The 360 is solidly constructed and hits all the right notes.
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Downward Dog finally debuted May 17 after the season finale of Modern Family, to solidly okay ratings.
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This, moreover, is assuming that the numbers don't move more solidly against Trump as the process continues.
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While there's some debate about which generation Mr. Obama belongs to, he's solidly in the older camp.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham, who is leaving her post representing the solidly Democratic district to run for governor.
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You see, unlike my boss Christene, who is solidly, resolutely not a fan of shorts, I am!
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And corporate profits are projected to grow solidly next year, even if it's at a slower pace.
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By the time I was born, he and my mother were solidly anchored in the middle class.
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Despite Tuesday's decline, the Dow and S&P 500 were still solidly in the green for June.
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The Democratic Party has been developing a power base in Dallas County, in the solidly Republican state.
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Stocks started 2019 with a tumble at Wednesday's opening bell before reversing course and closing solidly higher.
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Another sustained upswing in equity prices may well push the Dow Jones Industrial Average solidly above 25,000.
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Two solidly profitable health-care-related companies comprised two of the four top S&P 500 performers.
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Schmoke's comments today would fall solidly inside the Overton window and today many states have decriminalized marijuana.
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Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University is solidly the cream of the crop among business schools.
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They are the two states with the highest proportion of African-American voters; these are solidly Democratic.
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Consumer spending rose solidly in January and underlying inflation picked up by the most in four years.
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Yet, when the pair hit the floor, Volkanovski managed to gain top position where he landed solidly.
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Texas has been a solidly red state that has been edging closer to purple in recent years.
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He is solidly in the lead in nearly every poll nationally, in Iowa, and in New Hampshire.
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The part of the country that last year voted solidly for Britain to leave the European Union?
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Republicans kept seats in solidly red states including Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas, Arizona, Nebraska, South Carolina and Wyoming.
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"You can quite solidly say that extreme high temperatures play a role in fire risk," he said.
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Even as California has drifted increasingly Democratic, this inland, upper-middle-class suburb has remained solidly Republican.
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But secondly, the safe seats, the seats that are solidly Republican, are the base to build on.
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Voters have a solidly favorable impression of him and they feel like they know who he is.
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Gorsuch, who sits on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, is seen as a solidly conservative pick.
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Even the solidly middle-class districts in a city of slowly fading grandeur are feeling the pinch.
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And she's harrowed by the realization that nothing she thought she had has ever been solidly hers.
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But the season is certainly shaping up solidly enough for us to stick around to find out.
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"I'm playing really solidly, so I just have to take the positives from this week," she added.
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Data out Tuesday showed U.S. consumer spending increased solidly in June even as wage growth stayed restrained.
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She is favored to win against Republican Janice Arnold-Jones in November in a solidly Democratic district.
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Scott, solidly built, in a gray suit and purple tie, holding a camera with a telephoto lens.
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Despite the passion of progressive voters, he said, a political reality exists even in solidly blue California.
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Gangsters of his day typically came from impoverished backgrounds, but Mr. Persico's upbringing was solidly middle class.
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Savinio muddies his approach by interjecting solidly rendered but unnamable geometric and biomorphic shapes into conventional illusionism.
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The question before voters is which vision can better secure a win in a solidly red district.
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Instead, Romney-Clinton voters appear to have been concentrated in upscale suburbs of the nation's largest cities, and a quirk of history is that at the moment, all of the country's largest cities are in states that are either solidly blue (California, New York, Illinois) or solidly red (Texas).
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WASHINGTON — Consumer spending rose solidly in January and underlying inflation picked up by the most in four years.
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The sentiments on 4chan are surprising from a community that has stood solidly with Trump from the beginning.
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Major U.S. equity indexes were solidly higher, while oil prices rebounded a day after hitting two-week lows.
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The new cabinet includes a minister for the south, which voted solidly against Mr Renzi in the referendum.
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Kirkus Reviews says that the "story gathers more depth and originality in this solidly action-packed middle volume."
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We're solidly in mid-July, which means one thing: everyone's social media feeds are filled with wedding photos.
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These voters' politics are solidly Republican — but with a cosmopolitan tinge and pragmatic edge, interviews and data show.
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Democrats who long resisted a formal floor vote on the impeachment inquiry are now solidly behind the idea.
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U.S. stocks opened solidly higher following better-than-expected results from retailers Target Corp and Lowe's Cos Inc.
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Manufacturing output rose solidly in January, and factory payrolls that month increased by the most since August 2013.
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In Nebraska, too, most races solidly favor Republicans, with the exception of the 2nd District, where former Rep.
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Republicans, meanwhile, stood solidly behind Trump, using their questions to criticize Mueller or try to discredit the investigation.
|
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John Wick comes in solidly behind the other two, with an estimated $30 million in its opening weekend.
|
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The Lion King just couldn't be in better hands with Favreau, who is now solidly a Disney guy.
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But over those two decades, the Brooklyn songwriter has quietly amassed a substantial catalog of solidly crafted albums.
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The Aim Controller is solidly built, pairs quickly, and has all the buttons needed for controlling your Playstation.
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Lloyd Smucker (R) moves from a lean Trump district to a solidly Republican one (the new 11th District).
|
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Private payrolls increased solidly in March as hiring rose across the board, boding well for Friday's jobs data.
|
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Rural votes came back first; they solidly favoured Roy Moore, the Republican candidate (pictured above, to the right).
|
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The wobbly world contained within this canvas was solidly built by a 313-year-old French-Polish master.
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Trump has a total of 179 electoral votes from the states either solidly or leaning in his direction.
|
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We see solidly red states like Utah, Nebraska and Idaho use ballot initiatives to vote for Medicaid expansion.
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Connecticut switched between parties in presidential elections five time between 275 until it become solidly Democratic after 22012.
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The wines were solidly good; there was a particularly nice young white that smelled very faintly of seawater.
|
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The benchmark S&P 500, which had been in solidly positive territory on Thursday afternoon, closed down 0.9%.
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The benchmark S&P 269, which had been in solidly positive territory on Thursday afternoon, closed down 0.9%.
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Kim Fields & Sasha FarberFields is solidly in the middle of the pack with a score of 230/22.
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"Unlike the previous general election, farmers are not solidly behind Modi, who's on shaky ground this time round."
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Manufacturing output rose solidly in January and factory payrolls that month increased by the most since August 20.5.
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It's largely a list of solidly conservative options who'd be on most Republican nominees' shortlists for the Court.
|
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Companies we'd written about for their good ideas were solidly profitable and worth giant, sticky gobs of money.
|
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Its stock last touched that level in October but has not traded solidly below there since March 2017.
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Both are considered solidly conservative, in line with the Republican president and Congress but perhaps not with Yellen.
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Mint Condition finished off with "DMSR" and "When Doves Cry" and had the crowd solidly on their feet.
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Connecticut switched between parties in presidential elections five time between 1932 until it become solidly Democratic after 1992.
|
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With the two Republicans solidly opposed, the FCC was poised for another 3-2 vote along partisan lines.
|
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For example, airlines in the U.S. are now solidly profitable, after abandoning decades of crash-and-burn pricing.
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Adrianne Lenker: This is my first press tour, but I've been touring for the last three years solidly.
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He is built as solidly as a trash compactor, and his resting expression is one of irritable disappointment.
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Now, most citizens solidly back the monarchy, said Manfred Frick, 39, dressed up in a brass band's uniform.
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All in all, it's become clear that coffee cups are now solidly a part of American political discourse.
|
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The suburbs which used to be solidly Republican are today definitely not trending Democratic, but becoming reliably Democratic.
|
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Judged on its own, "Confirmation" is solidly in the middle range of meat-and-potatoes HBO historical movies.
|
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The big institutions are solidly lined up against believers in traditional sex roles, family values, God, and country.
|
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This is a seat that used to be so solidly Republican Democrats didn't even bother competing in it.
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Of the seven Republican incumbents, there are four running in districts that are not solidly in their favor.
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Virginia has transformed from a solidly red state to a leaning blue one rapidly over the last decade.
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Her departure gave Republicans their long-awaited chance to replace a swing vote with a solidly conservative one.
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Once you get solidly into "very good" territory, you should be able to get favorable terms from lenders.
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This zinc and brass beast stacks up solidly against much more expensive options, especially in terms of durability.
|
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I thought that a lot of the clues and answers in this puzzle were solidly beyond beginner-level.
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The big question is if that will be enough to flip a solidly red Senate seat to blue.
|
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Recently, Trump released a list of potential Supreme Court nominees, many of whom touted solidly anti-abortion records.
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Clinton will not do is anything that could rattle a race that has shifted solidly in her favor.
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And yet parts of the neighborhood were solidly working-class, and the edges of the neighborhood were gentrifying.
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After a sharply higher open and some flipping between gains and losses mid-morning, stocks moved solidly higher.
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It's made up of the solidly blue city of Lexington, plus 2000 other rural counties that lean conservative.
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There's the painting, "Return from Bohemia" (1935), where he's looking very solidly placed among these denizens of Iowa.
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I said way up above that I thought this episode was solidly directed, and I stand by that.
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She noted that some of the counties vehemently opposing the state's new gun control legislation are solidly Democratic.
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But by now, Virginia is a solidly blue state and the liberal base is at a fever-pitch.
|
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Quinn remains solidly in Lundqvist's corner, though he said fewer games may be in the goalie's best interest.
|
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Organizations like the Cook Political Report, which rank congressional districts, note that Connecticut's Fifth District is solidly Democratic.
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"We have kids that are afraid of water," said Mr. Timricht, 93, a solidly built, avuncular kayak instructor.
|
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Yet there Ms. Bonilla sits at her kitchen table in the solidly middle-class neighborhood of West Roxbury.
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The project estimated she would win by 320 votes to 218, with 278 votes solidly for the Democrat.
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Doug Jones (D) loses his reelection bid in one of the most solidly Republican states in the country.
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I remember the Conner family as working class and solidly invested in the greater good of their community.
|
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Democrats (73-25) and independents (62-35) were solidly in agreement that Medicaid is a health insurance program.
|
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And fiscal and logistical obstacles may be insurmountable even in solidly liberal states like California and New York.
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With five justices who are solidly in favor of gun owners' rights, the outcome would seem nearly preordained.
|
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Her love has expanded in so many ways, and she has her feet solidly planted on the ground.
|
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His risk assessment was 130 — "solidly above" the 110 threshold for a level 3 offender, court records show.
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But the thoroughly researched and solidly told "Homeward Bound" reveals many sides of a complicated, ambitious, insecure figure.
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Lean: Seats where one party has a slight advantage, but are solidly within the universe of competitive races.
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Manufacturing output rose solidly in January and factory payrolls that month increased by the most since August 2013.
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Those states that are not solidly in one camp or the other are important to the national conversation.
|
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Like the rest of the console, the Joy-Con controllers are made from plastic but seem solidly built.
|
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That promise was met with resistance from the highest levels of New York government, which is solidly Democratic.
|
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The GOP-led House and Senate showed that they're solidly on the side of Read and other billionaires.
|
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The lender's shares closed 1 percent to the downside, having traded solidly at that level throughout the afternoon.
|
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Now, Collins' decision to move forward with his re-election could put his solidly Republican seat in jeopardy.
|
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He is solidly pro-EU but appeals to those who want its budgets and powers kept in check.
|
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To some Republicans, the only way to defeat Democrats in this solidly blue state is to outspend them.
|
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There are fewer newspapers more solidly Republican than the New Hampshire Union Leader, the daily newspaper in Manchester.
|
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There's a big move to honor Aaron Feis with the award, and Drake is solidly behind the movement.
|
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Hawaii is a solidly blue state and went to Hillary Clinton by more than 30 points in 2016.
|
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Tuesday, Goldman Sachs solidly beat top- and bottom-line expectations; on Monday Bank of America also beat analysts' estimates.
|
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We remain solidly on the sideline as we continue to believe investors are not pricing in longer-term risks.
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It's a slick and svelte design, and undoubtedly one of the nicest and most solidly constructed laptops out there.
|
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There's no doubt that Kansas and its neighboring Plains states such as Nebraska are thought of as solidly red.
|
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Regardless of the national focus on abortion rights, there are local issues that still lean solidly in Lipinski's favor.
|
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ABC also has a new hit drama, "The Good Doctor," and its reboot of "American Idol" has performed solidly.
|
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By the 21st century, Delaware was a more solidly liberal state, and Biden's record had become pretty conventionally liberal.
|
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He said the pain improved from Thursday to Friday, but he was still unable to grasp a bat solidly.
|
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Pence, an established figure in the Republican Party, is a solidly on-message conservative who fits that bill nicely.
|
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Yet there's still much to like here, particularly in the solidly scary second episode and Darin Morgan's third episode.
|
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In the United States, the vast majority of congressional seats are solidly safe for one party or the other.
|
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But with the general election now in full swing, any time spent in a solidly blue state feels atypical.
|
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"It's rare to have such disparate groups come together so solidly to support the way forward," she told Reuters.
|
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Republican voters are still solidly behind Trump (his approval rating among Republicans polled by Gallup is at 86 percent).
|
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The context is a little different though, and so is its flavor, as we are now solidly post-collapse.
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The East Texas counties that helped Kennedy beat Richard Nixon are now among the most solidly Republican in America.
|
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Shares of Caterpillar opened solidly in the green following a first-quarter earnings report that handily beat analysts' expectations.
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Beyond its weight, the Notebook 25 is a solidly designed hunk of hardware that's never getting in my way.
|
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Kentucky and Mississippi are electing governors, and Democrats are hoping for upset victories in those two solidly Republican states.
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And the Northeast shows those trends can force changes even in the most solidly partisan regions in the nation.
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Now in his third season, Giorgetti has become known for his solidly contemporary reinterpretations of the house's deep archives.
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All of this was in stark contrast to the way I had grown up, which was solidly middle class.
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Both Flake and Corker are solidly conservative, voting in favor of more than 90 percent of all conservative legislation.
|
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In contrast — at least before the latest Clinton foundation revelations — New Hampshire Democrats were solidly in Hillary Clinton's camp.
|
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"They're more soft Ds and soft Rs." The City Council, once solidly Republican, now includes a young Asian Democrat.
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Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Virginia—all Jesusland states a decade and a half ago—are now solidly blue.
|
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And Omar and Ocasio-Cortez both ran in solidly Democratic districts in their respective states, Minnesota and New York.
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Republicans could once rely on solidly conservative Cuban-American political refugees in Miami as a crucial source of support.
|
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For many Americans living in solidly blue and red states, helping elect their preferred presidential candidate simply isn't possible.
|
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And men split almost evenly in the state after having been solidly for Trump by 13 points in 2016.
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He has boasted of planning to contest California, Massachusetts and New York — three of the most solidly Democratic states.
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Silicon Valley's two districts and San Francisco are solidly blue, voting overwhelmingly for Clinton and, before that, Barack Obama.
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Dickey, who is six feet four, bearded, and solidly built, wore black clothing, a neckerchief, and a fisherman's cap.
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The 2007 attacks backfired, he noted, because they drove Estonians far more solidly into the European and NATO camps.
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These devices are powerful, sleek and solidly built, making them strong competitors to Apple's line of ultra-thin laptops.
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In the past two House elections, these five districts were solidly red, averaging a 27-point advantage for Republicans.
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Why it matters: Chances are that whomever Trump appoints will be solidly conservative, tipping the balance of the court.
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Why it matters: Ohio's 12th district should be a dream for the GOP — it's solidly Republican and overwhelmingly white.
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Texas' Democratic electorate leans more moderate than solidly liberal California, and that may have provided him with an advantage.
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Rich Hill, the team's No. 2 starter, who was re-signed this off-season, pitched solidly in Game 2.
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Songs like "We Got the Beat" were built with a timeless durability as solidly constructed as a Motown hit.
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When the movie starring Hugh Jackman was released in December, our critic Jason Zinoman said it was solidly meh.
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As I've gotten older, I've realized that it's a really honest, solidly built city that can sustain those winters.
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Mr. Bush also faced a solidly Democratic Congress, a disadvantage he would later blame for his limited legislative record.
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His district, which has voted for the Republican candidates for president the past five elections, is solidly conservative territory.
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It is that point in the N.F.L. season when each week's winners and losers start to become solidly predictable.
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She'll be working with a solidly Republican legislature, which means an aggressively progressive agenda is out of the question.
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There are ellipses, snaking vertical lines, swaths of scumbling, veils, and smudges, solidly painted shapes, and thin, watery drips.
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Memphis has won four of its last five games and remains solidly in eighth place in the Western Conference.
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California, where Bloomberg tapped into his reserves to flip House seats blue in 2018, is also solidly behind Sanders.
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Indeed, the fewer people in these states, many of them solidly Republican, the more weight each person's vote carries.
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"Fake news" doesn't mean actual false reporting; it means any report that hurts Trump, no matter how solidly verified.
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In what started out as a volatile trading session, stocks found their footing around midday and moved solidly higher.
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ECONOMY - Israel's economy is performing solidly, something Netanyahu has attributed to free-market policies he established while finance minister.
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This is a seat that used to be so solidly Republican that Democrats didn't even bother competing in it.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are solidly in the red for the week as of afternoon trading.
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However, being a schoolteacher used to put you solidly in the middle class, with a decent income and benefits.
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My emotions have been all over the place these past few days; I usually have a solidly stoic register.
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Or for that matter where the older black voters who have solidly supported Biden would have magically vanished to.
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His father, Pete, worked in construction and drank a bit too much, but the family was solidly middle class.
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Twenty-three Democrat incumbents face the voters compared to just eight Republicans (six of whom represent solidly red states).
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Mr. Floyd's approach to opera may be solidly traditional, complete with set-piece arias and stand-and-deliver ensembles.
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He and the rest of the cast perform with conviction, and the whole movie is attractively, solidly put together.
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Though Ms. West's husband is a registered Democrat, she said they are both solidly behind Mr. Trump's re-election.
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Flake was elected to the House and Senate from Arizona as a solidly conservative Republican and a deficit hawk.
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Yet, he is about to achieve what Republican icon Ronald Reagan could never achieve: a solidly conservative Supreme Court.
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Bernie Sanders, is running neck and neck with her in the polls there and leads solidly in New Hampshire.
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Atlanta, the capital of a solidly red state, was suddenly adopted as a darling of left-leaning football fans.
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"It's more likely the economy is sturdy and will grow solidly in coming months, and perhaps years," he wrote.
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Solidly profitable enterprises which face neither enormous risks nor great opportunities are extremely unlikely to need new equity capital.
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But today even conservatory orchestras can play the score solidly, if not as commandingly as this impressive ensemble did.
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In this district, which is a solidly Republican district, it went Democratic for the first time in 22019 years.
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Arizona State is projected as solidly in the 68-team tournament field despite its struggles in Pac-12 play.
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Mississippi is a solidly Republican state, giving the party a decided edge in holding on to both Senate seats.
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His successes explain why the conservative movement is solidly behind him, despite its considerable doubts from four years ago.
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Though most of Mr. Sessions's former colleagues stood solidly behind him before his recusal announcement, there were prominent cracks.
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You come down pretty solidly that the benefits of immigration outweigh the costs overall, even to native-born workers.
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Sabathia pitched solidly, leaving the bases loaded in the first inning and buzzing through the Rays in the second.
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All ingredients have [as] their basis a "real" form which exists solidly in the real world in real space.
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He's only 4 points behind in Iowa and gaining, solidly ahead in New Hampshire, and has momentum nationally too.
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The A.C.A. is now a solidly profitable business for insurers, with several expanding options after earlier threats to leave.
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The A.C.A. is now a solidly profitable business for insurers, with several expanding options after earlier threats to leave.
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Many of these communities, including once solidly Democratic-voting, union-heavy, blue collar strongholds, flipped to Trump in 19703.
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The area used to be solidly Republican but has since moved to the left, like many well-educated suburbs.
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At what stage in a long-term, solidly sexual relationship, if ever, can some of these rules be relaxed?
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Collins represents New York's solidly Republican 27th Congressional District, and nonpartisan analysts have predicted he will win re-election.
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Buyer traffic had broken out of negative territory earlier this year but now appears to be back in it solidly.
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Texas is solidly Republican statewide, but in O'Rourke Cruz was confronted with a telegenic young opponent who electrified Democrats nationwide.
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After a strong rally on Monday, Brent crude was quoted 1.25% lower, but still solidly above US$153 per barrel.
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Kelly's Lyme literate doctor was so solidly booked, it took Kelly four months to get an appointment, which cost $700.
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So far, Chief Justice John Roberts has bobbed and weaved, balancing his institutional concerns against his own solidly conservative leanings.
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Most of these very prosperous cities (especially New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Los Angeles) have become very solidly Democratic.
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The absence was conspicuous: the life of the family was otherwise solidly visually documented, or so it seemed to Arutyunyan.
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He found the ball and tried to pitch out but his shot smacked solidly off the trunk of a tree.
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By contrast, Romney won 59% of white voters in 2012, beating President Barack Obama solidly among white men and women.
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But that prosperity, along with other changes, threatened the myth of American identity, upheld by the solidly white middle class.
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Yet if the opposition votes solidly against her, it will take just a dozen Tory rebels to defeat the government.
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Just let your eye traverse the undulating contours of the metal yoke that gently but solidly grips the ear cup.
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Cline has out-fundraised Lewis in a solidly Republican district that went for Donald Trump by double digits in 2016.
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The South is solidly Republican-controlled, from Congress, to state governments, to local municipalities, and has been for many years.
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Although solidly situated on the ground, "Present Tense" nonetheless seems precarious, and, in this sense, mirrors the peace process itself.
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Banking and shopping are solidly linked to a person's identity, and that identification is a key weapon for preventing fraud.
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Once solidly-Republican, the large, increasingly diverse suburban an exurban county voted for Obama, twice making it a top target.
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Two are toss-ups, and the remaining eight are either solidly Republican or leaning that way, according to NBC News.
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Finally, the conservative wing of the Republican Party is very strong in Wisconsin and was solidly behind the Texas senator.
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And yet the game has a very specific, rare kind of maturity: a commitment to pitch-perfect, solidly crafted melodrama.
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On policy, Mrs Clinton is solidly within the mainstream of the Democratic Party and not much different from her predecessor.
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Many of the English cities preparing to take on new powers, for instance, are as solidly Labour as Wales is.
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Although the state typically votes solidly Republican in presidential races, support for Trump is surprisingly low for a GOP candidate.
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He'd have to explain one perplexing thing, though: why he so solidly supported a president with none of these attributes.
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Tehran awaits crucial elections on Iran's direction after nuclear deal The Assembly of Experts is anticipated to remain solidly conservative.
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And the potential tax reduction that many corporations have been excited about appears to be solidly on the back burner.
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Moreover, household finances are also in far better shape, with fairly low debt service ratios and personal income growing solidly.
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He's running in a solidly blue district including part of Chicago and its suburbs that has been held by Rep.
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At the end of the day, most of the chefs look exhausted, but remain solidly in the spirit of things.
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Relatedly, the once-solidly Cuban Republican vote in Miami, Hialeah, and Westchester has become less monolithic in its political preferences.
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Hayles's vision is solidly in the middle with its mortality and fallibility, rendered not obsolete but more manageable—more human.
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Wild will have a good chance at reaching Congress, but the race is less solidly Democratic as the fourth district.
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But some secularist groups worry the high court won't come to the same conclusion with its new, solidly conservative majority.
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Hangzhou-based Geely has been the hottest of the leading Chinese auto stocks with EV lines and is solidly profitable.
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Next we have another state that all the pundits simply refuse to solidly take out of the Democrats' column: Colorado.
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His father was solidly working class, a barely educated boiler operator whose own father had done the same humble job.
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Pros: Solidly built, reliable counter, no battery needed, compact, easy to useCons: Can be bulky in the hand while crocheting
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German and Japanese 10-year sovereign bond yields have also climbed solidly into positive territory after turning negative last year.
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They function more solidly on a symbolic level, where they're meant to reflect the traditions and problems of Australia's Aboriginals.
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After trading solidly higher during the morning, the benchmark S&P 500 pulled back and slid briefly into negative territory.
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While much of the attention so far has been focused on southern states, immigration reform is a solidly national issue.
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At that pace, it won't be long before Mandarin solidly displaces money as the language of opportunity on Wall Street.
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He reminded me we were in an icebreaker, a solidly built ship, but not designed for a smooth, swift ride.
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Overall, though, it's largely a list of solidly conservative justices who'd be on most Republican nominees' shortlists for the Court.
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Brooklyn rock mainstays The Men have had a career arc that's been as unpredictable as it has been solidly consistent.
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Instead, it's just a solidly built bluetooth speaker with a rubberized faux leather design that can take some serious bumps.
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Yet households that are solidly middle and upper middle class tend to benefit the most from this adoption tax credit.
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Many people find hybrids easier to hit solidly than long irons, so they'll often replace long irons in your bag.
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Clinton's late vulnerabilities and forcing him to scrounge for unlikely support in solidly Democratic places like Michigan and New Mexico.
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Voters will decide the next governors of Kentucky and Mississippi, two solidly red states that voted for Trump in 219.
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Earnings at PNC were solidly higher, but its sluggish lending helped send its stock down over 5 percent on Friday.
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Soon, CaixaBank convened its board, agreeing on Friday evening to move from Barcelona to Valencia — another city solidly within Spain.
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The Sixth District has nearly 213,2000 more registered Democrats than Republicans, but it's voted solidly red in numerous past elections.
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By 2016, California was so solidly Democratic that commentators now speak of it as a liberal quasi-nation counterbalancing Trumpland.
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The iPhone has sat solidly at the top of PhoneBuff's rankings since the iPhone 6S came out in late 2015.
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This is a big deal for a seat that used to be so solidly Republican, Democrats didn't compete in it.
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The trends in the House are similar, with the Republican majority containing fewer and fewer seats in solidly blue states.
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A gentle show about longing for connection, the musical has been selling solidly, but not amazingly, at the box office.
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Far too many lawmakers hew solidly left or right to avoid an ideologically driven challenger in their next party primary.
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It also demonstrates just how much has changed in Orange County, which less than a generation ago was solidly Republican.
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After that, the show remained solidly in the top 22000 for years, and Harper won two more supporting actress awards.
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"In ridesharing, secular growth remains solidly in the 15%+ range as consumers appreciate the convenience offered," according to the analyst.
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German has pitched solidly as his replacement, though his 0-4 record and 5.44 earned run average are hardly flattering.
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There are 15 House Republicans who solidly oppose the measure and another 20 that are leaning against voting for it.
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In 2018, Whitmer was elected governor in Michigan, a once-solidly blue state that helped Trump secure his 2016 win.
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Next door, a twenty-six-year-old student named Nehemiah Klimba shared a more solidly built house with his mother.
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For the last decade and a half, people have been moving away from being solidly one party or the other.
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Even without Swarzak, the Mets' bullpen has performed solidly despite a few blown games during the second half of April.
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That means that, even for Americans solidly in the middle class, comprehensive insurance might remain out of their financial reach.
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The son of a firefighter, Mr. McCarthy, 54, hails from a solidly Republican, middle-class district in California's agricultural interior.
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Republican lawmakers in Kansas were initially solidly opposed to expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.
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Two issues of note: Mike needs black voters and, up until now, that cohort has lined up solidly behind Biden.
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Republican incumbent Phil Scott remains more popular with Democrats than members of his own party in the solidly liberal state.
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Since the US Senate confirmed two of Trump's solidly conservative Supreme Court nominees, many abortion-rights advocates fear Roe v.
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The futures market has "solidly" anticipated the intensifying threat from Hurricane Harvey, commodities king Dennis Gartman told CNBC on Friday.
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Some of these have performed solidly, like Guardant Health, which has more than doubled in value since it went public.
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"I push back on 'super red, solidly Republican'" to describe the state, Harrison told Vox during a conference in Columbia.
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Companies like Micron, which routinely lost money in past cycles, are expected to remain solidly profitable even if sales dip.
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Eight years ago, Scott Walker triumphed against the odds and was elected governor of the solidly blue state of Wisconsin.
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Dillon was not one to prettify his characters — even the attractive ones were kept solidly down to earth under his pen.
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And with federal matching funds on the table, several solidly blue ones would likely try to take advantage of Sanders's offer.
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West Virginia's statehouse has been solidly in Republican hands, and it is expected to remain that way, according to Daily Kos.
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This means that the concerns of swing-state voters receive more attention than the voters in solidly blue or red states.
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She emphasized anti-abortion lawmakers have been emboldened by the new makeup of the Supreme Court, which is now solidly conservative.
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The major election forecasters rate Wyoming's race as solidly Republican; the state voted for Donald Trump by 50 points in 2016.
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Even with the low growth expectations, the minutes noted that members expected GDP to "bounce back solidly" in the second quarter.
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It's a solidly built computer that can hang with the best from Apple and Microsoft in terms of fit and finish.
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Bernie Sanders's campaign released data it claimed to have collected from 40 percent of precincts showing the Vermont senator leading solidly.
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Virginia is one of the bright spots for Democrats, having turned blue after a long run as a solidly Republican state.
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They are: The firewall states and the solidly Democratic states, together, would be enough to put Clinton over 26 electoral votes.
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Pollsters say millennials are now solidly behind Hillary Clinton, and women's support may well make her president of the United States.
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TCB's ratings currently remain solidly situated at current levels given Fitch's view of the bank's risk profile relative to peer banks.
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The crew cabin in the forward fuselage was more solidly built than the rest of the shuttle, and initially stayed intact.
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But in such a solidly red state, whoever wins the Republican primary will likely be the next governor of South Dakota.
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Even if we lived in a purple or solidly red state, I'd dress my little man in Clinton gear without hesitation.
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The once solidly Conservative borough is now a marginal council that Labour hopes to win in local elections on May 5.33rd.
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Your child will be stoked to sit down at their own desk, made solidly of poplar wood and birch wood veneers.
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Unlike the solidly right-wing Cruz, Trump argues, only he could attract a diverse political coalition and win in Northern states.
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Forty-one percent of Granite State Democrats are still not solidly behind a candidate, according to last week's CNN/WMUR poll.
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Ted Cruz is now solidly within the top tier of Republican presidential candidates -- and with that status, he's facing harsher scrutiny.
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Other data on Thursday showed house prices increasing solidly in December amid strong demand for housing even as mortgage rates rose.
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Pence, who is a former Indiana governor and 12-year veteran of the House of Representatives, has a solidly conservative record.
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The airline once operated 370 of the solidly built MD-80s, the biggest such fleet of any airline in the world.
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If there had been no Comey letter, and the attention remained solidly on Trump's missteps, would the endorsement question have mattered?
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Today, he finds himself -- still -- in search of a message and momentum, hanging solidly in the middle of the second tier.
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Even though there's no motor, it rides a lot like the Electrified S, because it feels wonderfully and solidly put together.
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The top and bottom of the IQ stays solidly in place even though it is held down with only powerful magnets.
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Most notably, Donald Trump's rise didn't defy the polls — on the contrary, he was solidly leading the polls by last September.
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A solidly Democratic Congress (242-191 in the House and 2023-42 in the Senate) forced the Republican Nixon to resign.
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Whitmer solidly defeated businessman Shri Thanedar and progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who had the backing of national progressives like Sen.
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And even if the viewer count on the video stays solidly at one, it still means that someone out there cares.
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Braun voted in the Democratic primaries in 22008, 22010, 1998, 2004, 2006 and 2008 -- which were largely solidly Democratic election years.
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The Cook Political Report rates his 85033th District as "solidly Republican" ahead of a November face-off with Democrat Josh Welle.
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And yet Trump, running against the first female major-party nominee, stunned observers by solidly defeating Clinton among white women overall.
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Our first-generation Irish matriarch defined her brood as intelligent, solidly built, healthy, handsome, polite, well-mannered, politically engaged and Catholic.
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Fitch's affirmation of Intact's ratings reflects a company that is solidly capitalized, with a very strong reserve position and earnings profile.
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Democrats have not had much luck raising money for this solidly Republican district, which Trump carried by 40 points in 2016.
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Manchin was the only Democratic Senator to vote against the bill and join the 46 Republicans who were solidly against it.
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Eighth Circuit Judge Bobby Shepherd's dissent recognized this distinction, solidly grounded in First Amendment law that bans "overbroad" limits on speech.
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He often took positions solidly in opposition to his running mate, safely knowing that most Americans would not know the difference.
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"That pretty solidly pointed the finger at these algorithms having been tampered with or made vulnerable by the NSA," Green said.
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That would have put the nomination in jeopardy, since Senate Republicans have a 52-48 majority and Democrats were solidly opposed.
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Three "lean Republican" seats were shifted into the "toss-up" column, while three "likely Democratic" seats moved to solidly blue. Rep.
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Today, most Cairene children who are solidly middle or upper class are educated primarily in English or French, at private schools.
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The company has rarely been the first, but that kind of patience has paid off in lower-cost, solidly built phones.
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U.S. consumer spending rose solidly in January while fourth-quarter economic growth was revised up to 23.4 percent, higher than expected.
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Made in 1912, it depicts her in a white, knee-length dress standing on solidly planted feet with one arm akimbo.
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All three are solidly left of center, courting suburban voters who tend to share Mr. Bloomberg's views on guns and climate.
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The company is still solidly profitable, he said, and while it is losing money overseas, it is working on a solution.
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Before Nafta, relations were far from harmonious, in part because Mexico's interests were solidly on the side of the global south.
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In similar long-term cases, though, the foreign object became solidly encased in tissue, requiring rigid bronchoscopy or surgery for removal.
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In his absence, Torres, who handled shortstop solidly in place of Troy Tulowitzki and Gregorius, would slide over from second base.
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The Netflix stars are more youthful and the films are solidly secular, while Hallmark movies sometimes have a strong religious message.
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Some are afraid to bring up the subject of Amazon, even among solidly liberal friends, for fear of sparking an argument.
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Hillary Clinton appears to remain solidly ahead of Donald Trump in the presidential race, going into the campaign's final 12 days.
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Living in A solidly middle class community, the hamlet of Thornwood offers an affordable alternate to pricier areas in Westchester County.
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Contrast that with Kirsten Gillibrand, who may now be solidly in middle age, but was a bright young thing once, too.
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I'm too aware that, in a realm of artifice, they are solidly themselves in all their catness or birdness or sheepness.
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Ms. Duncan said 10 members of the jury were solidly convinced of his guilt on the other 10 counts as well.
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But his shows also stay solidly within their genre boundaries, and their execution can be formulaic to the point of drab.
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The 18th District, which borders Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, is solidly Democratic, with registered Republicans outnumbered by more than 33,000.
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The AP currently counts 272 electoral votes, enough to win the presidency, as solidly in Clinton's column or leaning that way.
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Marshall, an obstetrician-gynecologist, represents the same solidly Republican, farm-focused district from which former Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole, Sen.
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Graham faces reelection next year, and it makes sense for incumbent GOP senators to have the president solidly on their side.
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The deputy mayor, more schooled in tactics, planted himself solidly in the middle of the ring, and waited, glowering at me.
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Those who voted against reopening the government were largely from solidly blue states or are rumored to have 2020 presidential ambitions.
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U.S. business inventories rose solidly in July, boosted by a larger than initially estimated increase in the stock of motor vehicles.
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But those credentials may not be enough to get voters in Peterson's solidly Republican district to continue backing him in 2000.
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Pros: Comfortable foam grips, unobtrusive, solidly builtCons: Installation requires drilling into door jamb, foam grips may wear from heavy-duty use
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Steve Chabot in what used to be solidly Republican Cincinnati suburbs, and the 12th District, where voters will replace retired Rep.
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In opinion polls, they consistently give Mr. Trump mediocre approval ratings, even as he remains solidly popular with lower-income whites.
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What the religious right wanted, perhaps above all else, was the nomination of a solidly conservative judge to the Supreme Court.
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Two are toss-ups -- Minnesota's 23st and 63.63th districts -- and the third, Pennsylania's 41.6th, is rated as a solidly Republican seat.
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The Beaver State is traditionally a resource-based economy, including logging and mining, both of which are solidly in expansion mode.
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Zegarowski's 3-pointer as the first half ended put the Bluejays solidly in command with a 45-24 lead at intermission.
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The Supreme Court is now solidly 5-4 in favor of conservatives -- and could be for years (or decades) to come.
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Hillary Clinton solidly won New Mexico's five electoral votes in 2016; she carried 48.3% of the state's votes to Trump's 40.0%.
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When people say "Can a Democrat even win?" in South Carolina — a super red, solidly Republican state — what is your response?
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"Nvidia's dream-a-dream A.I. story is solidly back on track," analysts from the brokerage said in a note to clients.
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"She's a distant fifth, but she is solidly in fifth and she's got to do very well in Iowa," he added.
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At the very least, however, lawmakers should solidly promise their constituents to not make the situation worse by borrowing even more.
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Trump sandwiched one rally in Tampa, Florida, between appearances in Texas and Mississippi, both solidly red states he's unlikely to lose.
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Since the district is solidly Democratic, a primary win for Tlaib would mean a virtual guarantee of making history in November.
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Hickenlooper presides over a state that is considered a key battleground, even though it has become more solidly Democratic in recent years.
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Clinton lost the Electoral College solidly, and the climbing popular vote spread doesn't change anything about who will hold power in Washington.
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Mortgage rates are now sitting solidly at the highest level in two years and could move even higher in the coming weeks.
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In addition, Nunes represent's California's 22nd congressional district which is about as solidly Republican as it can get in the Golden State.
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Young voters overwhelmingly favor Sanders, by a 73% to 26% margin, while voters aged 35 and older remain solidly in Clinton's corner.
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Khan, who lives in a solidly blue state, is planning on voting for the Green Party's Jill Stein in the general election.
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The Los Angeles Times, once a conservative paper, is now a liberal voice in a city and state that is solidly progressive.
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Wrong. By contrast, Mitt Romney won 59% of white voters in 2012, beating President Barack Obama solidly among white men and women.
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Demographically, it's solidly Democratic, like so many areas where Latinos are the majority (82% of the county identifies as Hispanic or Latino).
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More bloody and occasionally shocking than actually scary, Cabin in the Woods is pure irreverence, but it's also solidly paced and assembled.
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A CNN poll from last month found that climate change is solidly in the top of Democratic primary voters' issues for 2020.
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Many of those states are also seeing increasing numbers of minority voters, particularly Latinos, who are certain to vote solidly against Trump.
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But The Dirty Nil is timeless and all-purpose—nothing fancy, nothing revolutionary, just solidly crafted, hard-hitting, loud-as-hell jams.
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Once held by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, the solidly Republican seat was last held by a Democrat in 22016.
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CEO Krzanich said during last quarter's earnings conference call that the legacy tech company is "solidly on track" to complete its goal.
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They also must feel personally disappointed that the GOP voters have solidly rejected their libertarian agenda, despite all the money they spent.
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Stocks remain solidly positive for the month, continuing a trend which has seen July gains in each of the past four years.
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Among top 25 states with the largest shared of Hispanics among eligible voters, 15 are either solidly Democratic or leaning that way.
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Though are considered solidly red, voters there should not be discouraged by his deficit in the polls nationally and in swing states.
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"Jumanji" also opened solidly with $26.2 million in 265 international markets, finishing ahead of "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" in 23.2 territories.
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The start-up group has still done fine against the broader market, solidly beating the S&P 203, which is up 220%.
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In Illinois, Democrats have broadened their appeal from cities alone to capture more suburban districts, but most rural areas are solidly Republican.
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Both are solidly in the upper tier of the NA LCS, but are going to be in tight competition for playoff seeding.
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And if there were, it wouldn't work because the legislature is in solidly Democratic hands; much the same is true in Massachusetts.
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Therefore, we don't have much room left below before the economy enters contraction mode and the trend is solidly in that direction.
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The S&P and Dow, which had been solidly higher ahead of the minutes, turned negative after their release before recovering somewhat.
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Other data on Monday showed construction spending increasing solidly in May though investment in April was not as robust as initially thought.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRs, VRs, AND SENIOR DEBT With today's upgrade, Fitch views WTFC's ratings as solidly situated at their current rating level.
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Or is this just how we the people become so solidly cynical that we seize any joking opportunity that we can get?
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The groups are hardly in lockstep: ConservAmerica's Twitter is flooded with #MAGA; RepublicEn is highly critical of Trump (Inglis was solidly #NeverTrump).
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But most of those states are solidly Republican and likely to vote Trump's party at the mid-term congressional elections in 22017.
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The seven-term Wisconsin conservative, a pro-life Catholic, puts the ticket solidly on the right on both social and fiscal issues.
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She's positioned herself solidly to the left of the frontrunner Biden and already taken some oblique shots at the former vice president.
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She's less an original character so much as a solidly engaging one, sassing her nurse and trying to bum smokes from visitors.
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He then hit Democrats for their winless stretch in special elections this year to replace Trump nominees who vacated solidly red seats.
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Yet the debates, which happened daily in dozens of school auditoriums and city-hall conference rooms across the nation, were solidly attended.
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The result was that the party controlled the redistricting that followed the release of the new census and drew solidly red districts.
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In his 19 years on the bench, Judge Garland has established a solidly centrist voting record that reflects no strong political ideology.
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On Monday a Commerce Department report said U.S. consumer spending rose solidly in December, but savings dropped to a 10-year low.
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Trump won 63 percent of the vote in North Dakota in 2016, in a state that's been solidly Republican-leaning since 1968.
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But if Xi Jinping and his administration decide to press on, China will be solidly on track to dominate the nuclear landscape.
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On the flip side, today's solidly Republican Deep South never voted Republican for much of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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And how might this change with the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a more solidly conservative jurist than Anthony Kennedy?
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Slip a small umbrella (Repel's Easy Touch is compact but solidly built) into your bag too, in case the rain becomes heavier.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 103% but the pan-European STOXX 210 index lost 20.318%, solidly in bear territory.
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Democrats know they have little chance of slowing, let alone stopping, the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh as Republicans seem solidly behind him.
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Oregon, as solidly blue as states come in presidential elections, doesn't really like Trump: The president has a 38-percent approval rating.
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Consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of the U.S. economy increased solidly in November, other data showed on Friday.
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Sheltered from wind, the water was glassy, and under a solidly gray sky it was absolutely black, pristinely black, like outer space.
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At the beginning of August, Clinton was polling solidly in the lead, riding high off an eight-point bump following the DNC.
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And in that other world, Buffy might not be one of the best TV shows ever made, but it's still solidly entertaining.
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Every generation gets the "Freaky Friday" it deserves, and this generation must be onto something, because this newest version is solidly charming.
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But it is one of the most solidly Republican states in the country, making Mr. Wicker's re-election appear all but guaranteed.
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In some ways, as our life settles more solidly into its givens, we are less and less certain of who we are.
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Major stock indexes in the United States finished solidly higher Tuesday despite the escalating trade war between the United States and China.
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Though the projected Electoral College votes hardly moved, the number of states solidly for Clinton slid from 25 to 20 this week.
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Lujan Grisham's aspirations must pass through the state legislature, but with Democrats solidly in control of both houses, their chances are good.
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And a special election in a solidly Republican district in North Carolina may shed light on President Donald Trump's re-election chances.
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Ms. Freeman was running in the solidly Republican 17th District in southwestern Florida, where the G.O.P. incumbent, Representative Tom Rooney, is retiring.
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Shares in CSN jumped 1.35 percent in morning trade, and its main peers in Brazilian steelmaking were also solidly in the black.
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It's a pretty long fall from there to where Warren finished on Tuesday night -- solidly in fourth place and with zero delegates.
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While Trump's base is solidly behind him, the POLITICO/Morning Consult poll shows voters more broadly aren't rallying to the president's side.
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Instead, his father took the helm for a time, and the network moved more solidly into a position of supporting Donald Trump.
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But he barely squeaked an electoral college win by under 80,000 votes last time, and his approval rating remains solidly, historically dismal.
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Whether depicting massive machinery or little kittens, Rohmann's solidly constructed and deftly colored block print illustrations make every page turn a delight.
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They are members of the Judiciary Committee and solidly in favor of giving legal status, preferably a path to citizenship, to Dreamers.
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He represents a state that is solidly behind Trump, and is the Democratic senator in the most electoral jeopardy heading into 2020.
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Her poll numbers in the early states have doubled, but her single-digit support leaves her solidly in the race's second tier.
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When it comes to where she stands in relation to President Donald Trump, the first lady remains solidly ahead in favorability standings.
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For now, we assume ~7373% of supply chain costs hang around, resulting in monthly cash burn that is still solidly > $1 bn.
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The winner of that primary will be the favorite to win the seat in the November election, since it's considered solidly blue.
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Gorsuch appears more solidly on the far right than Scalia and has strongly aligned himself with the staunch conservative Justice Clarence Thomas.
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Those rules were solidly done and based on science and the law, and it will take a lot to do undo them.
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Goodlatte's western Virginia district, which spans most of the Shenandoah Valley to Roanoke, is expected to remain solidly in the GOP column.
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While the company remains solidly profitable in North America, it is losing or barely making money in the rest of the world.
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In the city's dizzying spectrum between rapture and despair, Manguinhos, the neighborhood where Ms. Oliveira grew up, leans solidly toward the latter.
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Inside South Carolina, there are a slew of counties that went solidly blue -- visually about as many as went blue in North Carolina.
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And now, they are standing solidly behind Trump, even as his approval rating is the lowest of any new president in modern times.
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That's off a peak of around 1,016 touched at the start of 2016, but still solidly above levels below 600 touched in 2013.
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He grew up solidly middle class in the suburbs of London, where his mother was a schoolteacher and his father was an accountant.
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But there's one big obstacle: All of the states that have adopted it are solidly Democratic, with zero being Republican or swing states.
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Unlike most players of his height, who tend towards the gangly and gawky, he is solidly built, and still learning his own strength.
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They were emboldened to do so by Mr Trump's appointment of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, which gave America's highest court a solidly conservative majority.
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Deadpool 2, still fresh after its release last Friday, is solidly locked in at #2 for the weekend, with an estimated $42.7 million.
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EnVyUs performed solidly at X Games, and if a couple of plays had gone differently, they might have landed in the grand finals.
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Ohio's more solidly a Trump state than the others, with 48% of likely voters supporting Trump to 44% Clinton and 4% behind Johnson.
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Fairly solidly pro-life and pro-gun, Mr Kasich is not the squishy centrist he is sometimes portrayed as—except when he is.
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Geimer, who was 13 when Polanski raped her 40 years ago, is solidly in favor of the famed director regaining his full freedom.
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Now that we're solidly in the Golden Age Of Television, it feels like there's a new Must-Watch TV Premiere every other week.
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Marijuana may still be on shaky legal ground, but the therapeutic benefits of the psychoactive molecules — cannabinoids — inside the plant are solidly established.
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The result is a solidly-built, attractive, and generally performant computer that packs impressive power and battery life into an extraordinarily affordable package.
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Renee Ellmers said Tuesday that although North Carolina is often viewed as solidly conservative, the southern state is more "purple" than many realize.
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The shifts between the sectioned areas can be tonal or sharp, but the vocabulary is solidly geometric: trapezoids, parallelograms, triangles, rectangles, and squares.
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"Once I feel like the economy continues on this path of strengthening and we're solidly in that zone, then we can stop reinvestment. "
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ONCE I FEEL LIKE THE ECONOMY CONTINUES ON THIS PATH OF STRENGTHENING AND WE'RE SOLIDLY IN THAT ZONE, THEN WE CAN STOP REINVESTMENT.
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Warren has been climbing in polls over the past month, and is now solidly in the top three with Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES VR, IDRs, SENIOR DEBT, AND DERIVATIVE COUNTERPARTY RATING In Fitch's view, Goldman's VR is solidly situated at its current rating level.
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Both grew up in "solidly middle-class" African-American families, but Ron says that while education was always emphasized, financial literacy was not.
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The poll showed sentiment shifting in whole cities, including Birmingham, Luton, Nottingham, Slough and Southampton, all now solidly "remain" having originally voted leave.
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The New York Giants, for instance, have an Gini coefficient of 0.56, putting them solidly in the most equal quarter of the league.
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A former mayor of Chattanooga and successful businessman, Corker is expected to win easily if he does run in the solidly Republican state.
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Handel's victory denied Democrats the chance to flip a solidly Republican district in the hopes that Trump's rising unpopularity could sink congressional Republicans.
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Equities have been tied to falling oil prices, with the Dow Jones industrial average, the , and the Nasdaq composite solidly in correction territory.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. business inventories rose solidly in July, boosted by a larger than initially estimated increase in the stock of motor vehicles.
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The first reading of Q22 21 euro zone and German GDP figures came in solidly, both with 22 percent growth quarter-on-quarter.
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New York is known for being a solidly pro-labor city and the e-commerce giant has been the focus of several protests.
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But after closing the Elie Saab haute couture show in a $300,000 wedding dress, she ought to be solidly on your radar now.
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The story, too, is solidly built and charming, especially for a first picture book by a renowned designer and illustrator, as Deuchars is.
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Meehan, who had faced a pending House Ethics Committee probe, was elected to represent Pennsylvania's 7th District, which is solidly Republican, in 2010.
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Clinton is playing defense in Michigan and Pennsylvania - two solidly blue states that Trump is targeting to flip his way to the presidency.
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In the 1985 earthquake, many large buildings were destroyed, and Tuesday's quake was another blow mostly to the older, less solidly constructed structures.
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Fear the Walking Dead With only three episodes to go in its second season, "Fear the Walking Dead" is solidly in its homestretch.
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His wages put him solidly in the Dutch middle class: He has earned enough to buy an apartment and enjoy vacations to Spain.
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All three are desperate for a strong showing in the state, landing either solidly in second place or at least ahead of Sen.
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Michael Pineda pitched solidly but gave up a crushing two-out, two-run single to catcher Luke Maile, who entered Sunday batting .194.
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The trump base (mostly middle aged angry white males) are solidly behind him, but what about the burst of younger than boomers voters?
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Biden has consistently been the front-runner in polling, while Sanders, who was once solidly in second place, has slipped in recent weeks.
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Once solidly Republican, the fast-growing communities in the collar of counties outside Philadelphia have trended Democratic in presidential elections in recent decades.
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Nebraska remains a solidly red state, with Republicans capturing roughly 60 percent of the vote in the presidential elections of 2012 and 2016.
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Millennial homeownership actually fell in the first quarter of this year, after rising solidly during all of 2017, according to the U.S. Census.
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Also of note, the ISM manufacturing index and private-sector jobs data released on Wednesday showed the U.S. economy was chugging along solidly.
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He won the presidency with 46.1 percent of the popular vote — solidly beating an opponent in the electoral vote who had 48.2 percent.
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"For the second quarter, we've got a still solidly humming economy at play," she said, forecasting second-quarter economic growth at 113 percent.
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For ten years, Bray worked her way up in financial sales until she was solidly in middle management, but then she stopped moving.
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But there's one big obstacle: Most of the states that have adopted it are solidly Democratic, and just one is a swing state.
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Brute-forcing the puzzle was impossible, but until level six, the clues were either straightforward or solidly designed enough to be self-verifying.
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Mitt Romney said this week that President Trump will "easily" clinch the nomination in 2020, USA Today reports, and "solidly" win re-election.
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Cynthia Nixon is running for governor of New York on a solidly progressive platform, calling for marijuana legalization and ending corruption in Albany.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 20.9% but the pan-European STOXX 21 index lost 2660.30%, solidly in a bear market.
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And there are worse fates, of course, than a world of adequate, risk-averse blockbusters, of solidly entertaining movies engineered for mass appeal.
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Until then, we just have to wait and see if the dreams of a solidly built Nokia phone running Android will come true.
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Republicans will, obviously, block a solidly progressive nominee which will lead to some criticism of Obama for not making a more conciliatory choice.
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The market turned solidly red in afternoon trading, as the 10-year treasury yield dropped below 1% for the first time in history.
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When a leader's approval rating sits below 50 percent, as Mr. Trump's has so solidly remained, his party typically loses seats in Congress.
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A sudden resignation would prompt a special election for Mr. Tiberi's seat, in a solidly Republican district outside of Columbus, the state capital.
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In a solidly conservative state, she and Mr. Bredesen are running neck and neck, according to an NBC/Marist poll released last Thursday.
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"So Turkey will drive a wedge into the YPG's territory and make that wedge solidly Arab," in part by repatriating refugees, Cagaptay says.
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Fortunately, what emerges is solidly executed, with a good, ever-changing cast, kicking off with Sharon Stone as successful children's author Olivia Lake.
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"This is the first time that this group of animals can be solidly placed in the evolutionary tree of life," Mr. Moysiuk said.
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I haven't had a chance to play The Detail yet, but this Thief of Thieves announcement has put it solidly on my radar.
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As for many Democrats in solidly blue territory, Mr. Murphy has seized on Mr. Trump as the ultimate rationale to cast a vote.
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Democrats retained control of the governor's mansion in the 2018 election and flipped one House seat as the state becomes more solidly blue.
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Lamb's narrow lead in the solidly-GOP district is a bad sign for the Republican Party as it heads into November's midterm elections.
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I'm solidly on the side of donating to lobbying groups and reducing my individual waste, but some people are stronger advocates of protesting.
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The President had campaigned for Saccone just before the special House election, and the district was solidly for Trump in the 2016 campaign.
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Ben Cardin (Md.) The Maryland senator, who is up for reelection in a solidly Democratic state, said he will not vote for Gorsuch.
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In 2008 and 2012, Microsoft workers were solidly pro-Democratic, with 71 percent and 65 percent of their contributions going to party members.
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Sure, he inherited an economy moving solidly down the tracks, but he is set to leave one that is headed off the rails.
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Single-family housing starts and permits both rose solidly in August, but builders are still focused on the move-up and luxury products.
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Aengus Meldon was solidly on his way to victory in his race when the unthinkable happens — a pole vault bar falls onto him.
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The GOP remains solidly behind Trump, although on Monday, some senior Republicans added their voices to calls for the transcript to be released.
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As soon as that election takes place, though, it'll drop from our ratings, with the new 14th District appearing to be solidly Republican.
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The Republican plans, at least in their broad conceptions, are built solidly on the two frameworks that have shaped recent tax reform discussions.
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She'll begin her official campaign with a trip to Michigan, a once solidly blue state that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton lost to Trump.
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Despite his efforts to sidestep his comments with his aw-shucks attitude, make no mistake: His rhetoric is based solidly in white nationalism.
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Boeing shares surged 123 percent Wednesday after it posted fourth-quarter results that solidly beat analyst expectations, with strong performance across the board.
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Ezra Klein tries to solve the mystery of why Congress is willing to ignore public opinion, which remains solidly opposed to the bill.
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His reelection campaign is already spending heavily to reach out to voters on Facebook, and the Republican Party is solidly unified behind him.
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The conservative Roberts majority will no doubt frame future rulings on voting restrictions and gerrymandering as solidly grounded in law and the Constitution.
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They have a pretty fair chance of success on a number of these issues because the Republicans are not solidly arrayed against them.
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While my body was hungry in the Bronx, my mind was solidly in Kansas, the setting for the novel I'm reading, KILL CREEK.
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This is likely due to the fact that Massachusetts is a solidly Democratic state and also that Curt Schilling is Curt Schilling. [WPRI.com]
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Taylor Mulitz plays solidly squiggly riffs over a glowing bed of guitar fuzz that conjures waves, light, the sun's heat against your skin.
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Ocasio-Cortez's victory on Election Day last week was no shocker; her solidly Democratic district was never going to vote for a Republican.
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Georgia, Texas, and the appx 38 other states that are solidly anti-gun control aren't going to repeal their laws allowing concealed carry.
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Florida's growing Hispanic population has been on the verge of turning the state solidly blue for 20 years, yet it keeps not happening.
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With Trump solidly on path to the nomination, Democrats don't need to worry so much about turning out the base, particularly minority voters.
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Between the cast alumni cameos, Natalie Portman rapping, and references to Nickelodeon, I feel solidly back in a barely bygone era watching this episode.
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Northern New England, in short, is losing its political distinctiveness from other demographically similar states even while some other states are becoming solidly blue.
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Some fan theories become legend because they're solidly constructed yet wildly unlikely, like the theory that Ron is Dumbledore in the Harry Potter series.
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This means that although light beer is now solidly the most favored type of beer in the U.S., it is a rapidly shrinking pool.
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The Dow (DJIEW), S&P 2200 (SPX) and Nasdaq (COMP) all finished the day solidly in the red, adding to their losses from Monday.
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But it's hard to imagine students from the largely white, solidly middle-class Florida suburb being painted as "thugs" or "extremists" for their actions.
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WALLACE (voice over): If President Trump gets to nominate another justice, that will move a court that&aposs often split over two solidly conservative.
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Coons was the only Democrat from a solidly blue state invited to a meeting between President Donald Trump and eight other senators last week.
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That's because they have dozens more seats that are either toss-ups or just leaning toward the GOP rather than solidly in their camp.
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A daily morning look at the financial stories you need to know to start the day -Stock futures are solidly lower after yesterday's losses.
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Above all, everyone's favorite thoroughly backed-up, solidly explained, but still nutcakes idea that the Spider, eunuch Master of Whisperers, is secretly a merman?
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Through the process of writing it, she has been solidly guided by Sogah, the calm editor such a vast, painful, and ambitious project needs.
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Beyond their Lucy and Ricky Ricardo-esque dynamic, Katie and Greg are solidly likable characters who only sometimes fall into predictably ridiculous plot traps.
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As a team that's already been solidly in rebuild mode for years, there aren't a ton of big-name veteran assets here to move.
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The dollar slipped 0.3 percent to 117.72 yen, but remained solidly above a 4 1/2-month low of 116.70 yen hit on Monday.
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Solidly Democratic east-coast states like New York and Massachusetts have some of the lowest rates—a phenomenon that long predates Donald Trump's election.
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Sure enough Mr Clarke was sitting there, on his own in a window seat, solidly working his way through his copy of The Economist.
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The 1.6-million-member American Federation of Teachers and other unions that typically support Democrats have thrown their weight solidly behind the new message.
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That solidly earned the film an R rating (216+ without an adult), but that hasn't stopped the film from being a box office success.
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Czech public opinion is solidly against taking in asylum-seekers; Milos Zeman, the Czech Republic's populist president, calls Muslim refugees "practically impossible" to integrate.
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It's certainly a functional piece of work — I got through without noticing any bugs or framerate issues — as well as a solidly crafted one.
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With sales increasing solidly for a second straight month, it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, down from 1.36 months in March.
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