Modi has staked his reputation and popularity on the move.
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And tonight protesters are reportedly staked outside his apartment building.
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The internet has already staked its claim on OA theories.
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The White House staked early bragging rights on June 4th.
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She has now staked a clear claim to that vote.
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N, has staked Microsoft's future on mobile and the cloud.
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Trump has staked out only a handful of energy positions.
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Rubio has staked his campaign — his reputation — on winning it.
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"I had staked everything on it," Davies said this week.
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The police staked out Mr. Williams's apartment the next weekend.
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Some Americans, like Vonn, have already staked some political claims.
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Amazon also staked out new turf on the services front.
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Trump has staked out views that are really on the fringe.
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And she has staked out some unusual territory in coffee drinks.
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The remaining superdelegate has not yet staked support for either candidate.
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Not all states have staked out a side in the fight.
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Early on, Arbus staked out places with a lot of people.
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After all, he has staked his whole career on Mr. Redstone.
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As president, Mr. Santos staked his legacy on ending the war.
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Jordan has yet again staked his claim to be precisely that.
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Mr. Sanders staked his fading campaign on California and trailed Mrs.
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Gabbard has staked out anti-interventionist foreign policy positions in Congress.
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Davids, like Niermann, has staked out more moderate positions than Welder.
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JPMorgan also has staked one part of its future on APIs.
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You have staked your candidacy on the issue of climate change.
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Modi has staked his personal political fortune on a huge gamble.
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Ms. Merkel has staked her legacy on upholding the European Union.
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Stan and Agent Ganzel then staked out one last wrong garage.
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It's another sign of the aggressive posture Warren has staked out.
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Ms. Warren has staked her 2020 candidacy on having the answers.
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But no one had yet staked a claim to a bird.
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Whether Republicans can hold this risky line they have staked out.
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So why has Mr. Trump staked out this politically unpalatable position?
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Crutcher and Mikesell staked the Flyers to a 6-86.33 lead.
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People have staked their lives and well-being on that promise.
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It is important that the parameters of Casper are set attractively enough that a significant fraction of ether would be staked, because the strength of the system would be proportional to the amount of honestly staked ether.
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TV trucks staked out the high school, Peter Gust's house, City Hall.
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U.S. equity markets have staked much on the outcome of the talks.
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They needed it to be true because they staked their entire credibility.
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Instead, they have staked their brands and reputations on their deep focus.
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It's a wooden decoy duck, staked to the bottom of the fen.
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He staked his reputation on the quality of what he was selling.
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It was clear that Warren has staked her claim to Sanders's base.
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Presidential candidates have staked out some ambitious-sounding policies on prisons. Mrs.
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Mr. Cameron, who had staked his political future on the vote, resigned.
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On Monday, General Motors, America's largest automaker, staked its claim to leadership.
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Still, he staked a durable claim on the landscape of men's fashion.
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Harris noticeably staked out a more free-trade position during the debate.
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They've both staked out lengthy careers full of artistic risks and sonic reinvention.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political future on the Dec.
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Despite being staked to an early 103-210 lead, Moscot couldn't take advantage.
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Johnson and Weld staked their viability on qualifying for the televised presidential debates.
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Mr. Christie has staked everything on New Hampshire but appears to be sinking.
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Both sides, being familiar with the president's earlier writings, staked out maximalist positions.
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Mr Fitzpatrick has staked his nascent legislative career on the opposite being true.
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None, however, has yet staked a claim to actual communication with the divine.
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But in those four words, Trump staked the viability of his presidency. Why?
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He staked out Richard's house, he contacted his friends, he left him notes.
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Pham's slam in the second inning staked Snell to a 6-0 lead.
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" "The House GOP staked their majority on the popularity of the tax bill.
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Staked to a three-score advantage, Kansas City's run defense became essentially moot.
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The Europeans -- principally Germany, France and Britain -- staked everything on saving the deal.
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She had staked out the police station for 45 minutes in the cold.
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But Manigault-Newman has staked her credibility on something else: secretly-recorded tapes.
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Rubio has staked everything on winning his home state of Florida next Tuesday.
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Inside, however, dozens of congressional staffers had staked out a spot in line.
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After Ayanbadejo staked his position, some of his teammates made jokes, he said.
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SHoP Architects staked out some prime real estate at this year's main fair.
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But another American band that year staked a legitimate claim on pop-punk.
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Semper Fi. They staked out territory and they did not give it up.
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Just like that, the Yankees had staked themselves to a 3-0 lead.
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Japanese reporters and photographers staked out the entrances to Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium.
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No matter: It staked out a point of view, and it got attention.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, who has staked his 2020 run on climate change.
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Mr. Kushner has not staked out as strong a position, one official said.
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Their party has staked out an activist position built around protecting undocumented immigrants.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, who has staked his 2020 run on climate change.
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Police believe Table had staked out her home with the goal of attacking her.
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Each program's maker has staked out a place in the market where it excels.
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Roughly $130 million was staked on the outcome of the election, according to Betfair.
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Some members of the group have staked out positions at odds with the president.
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Tim Ryan have staked out positions to the left of Biden on the issue.
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Ravelo "has already staked out an unmistakably hostile position towards Friedman," his brief said.
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Paul Ryan and Elizabeth Warren have staked out their own claims for party leadership.
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Mr. Fernández has staked out more liberal positions than Mr. Macri on social issues.
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Mr. Fernández has staked out more liberal positions than Mr. Macri on social issues.
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At partition a century later, both new countries staked a claim to the state.
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Amazon has staked out a new venue for making retail super convenient: Corner stores.
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Cultivation: Seed is grown in trays staked to the intertidal flats of Popponesset Bay.
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Donald Trump has staked his campaign on demeaning and belittling women at every turn.
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Wilson staked America's claim to leadership; every president from FDR to Obama confirmed it.
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Mr. Iger has staked his personal legacy on Disney's partnership with the Chinese government.
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Indiana holds its primary Tuesday, one that Cruz has staked a great deal on.
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The other ends were staked into the hard ground outside the circle of graves.
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The Sharks staked themselves to a 2-0 lead with Labanc leading the way.
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He staked his considerable credibility on Saddam Hussein's Iraq having weapons of mass destruction.
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They staked out his house but left when they heard no signs of gunfire.
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Starlin Castro had four hits as the Yankees staked Tanaka to an early lead.
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He'd made a lapel pin that read "Subway Survey" and staked out four locations.
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Costco has staked its reputation on cheaper prices than rivals like Walmart or Target.
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He staked claim to more property for gold prospecting and built hotels for prospectors.
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The two people seeking Mr. Obama's job have staked out opposite positions on Guantánamo.
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Mr. Renzi has staked his political future on a November referendum on constitutional changes.
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Better yet, in many sectors, like technology, the U.S. has staked out its dominance.
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For all her struggles, she writes, cooking staked out emotional markers in her life.
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Not only that, she staked a position on Kim Kardashian's recent nude selfie controversy.
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Both staked out ground closer to the center than some of their rivals did.
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Sanders has long staked out a position against mainstream American policies towards the region.
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Given the harshly critical public positions so many of them have staked out — Rep.
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Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, had unwisely staked his government on the referendum's passage.
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A producer and photojournalist staked out Stone's home about an hour before the raid.
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We'd been there for hours, having staked out a plum spot on high ground.
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His intervention staked out a clear position in the Conservative Party ahead of Mrs.
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"For ages, we staked everything on mass tourism," said Mr. Ussardi, the community activist.
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Republican leaders in Congress through the 1990s and since have staked out similar positions.
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Some may be boxed in by positions they staked out earlier in Trump's Presidency.
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Cruz has also staked out ground to the right of Trump on some issues.
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But-, but he doesn't seem to have staked his claim on the job yet.
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Donald Trump has staked out a remarkably hostile position regarding journalists throughout this campaign.
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Those wins imperil Ted Cruz, who has staked his campaign on strong evangelical turnout.
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He staked a tougher line on Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton than some other Republicans.
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At least three other federal circuits have staked out a different interpretation of the law.
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Since the vote punters have staked more than £600,000 ($780,000) on Betfair's various Brexit markets.
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On Wednesday, the two drummers quickly became fluent and fast, and staked out their differences.
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Kevin Parker has staked his claim as music's foremost loner across Tame Impala's four albums.
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This is the future on which I have staked years of study and personal struggle.
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Gallardo has staked his entire empire on the protection of the government and the DFS.
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Mr Renzi, a reformist centre-leftist, has staked his political future on the referendum's success.
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Previously the company staked its success on hardware; now, Woodman says, he's betting on software.
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Kasich also staked out a position perhaps even more hawkish than Trump's on North Korea.
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But Glenn Floyd and his family already had their positions on the 23th staked out.
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Reporters staked out theGOP front-runner's huddle with Washington, D.C., Republicans privately on Capitol Hill.
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The new governor has already staked out some positions in opposition to the Trump administration.
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Presidential elections are due in 2017 and Hollande has staked his reputation on tackling unemployment.
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Clinton staked out tough positions on China even before she began her latest presidential campaign.
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The grandma was undeterred and staked out the salad joint, waiting for Malia to leave.
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Clinton has staked out the most progressive policy positions ever advocated by a presidential candidate.
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But it is the one on which he has staked his claim to the presidency.
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Donaldson's home run staked the Braves to a 103-210 lead in the first inning.
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Donaldson's home run staked the Braves to a 2-103 lead in the first inning.
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That, however, is a big "if," given the intractable positions both sides have staked out.
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There's a wonderful scene in which the big guy is staked out by some cowboys.
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"They've staked a lot of their reputation on solving the North Korea problem," Mount said.
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With the previous generation's biggest stars fading, they boldly staked their claim to the spotlight.
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Ms. Odom, who hoped to move into the house, staked out the County-City Building.
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Three helmets were staked in the ground next to the Grenada booth to memorialize them.
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To flip-flop, you need to have staked out a position and stood by it.
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Former Representative John Delaney consistently and combatively staked out centrist positions, often overshadowing other moderates.
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Undermine Johnson Johnson has staked his political future on leaving the EU on Oct. 31.
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Undermine Johnson Johnson has staked his political future on leaving the EU on Oct. 31.
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" And it happened when Kelsey Lu staked her claim on 10cc's "I'm Not In Love.
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Kim Kardashian has staked her livelihood on the allure of her body, and she has staked it in part on a claim that that body is, by one particular measure, natural — that for all of her enhancements, she has never gone under the knife.
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Mr. Rubio's puzzling performance heartened the other establishment-leaning candidates whose fortunes have been staked here.
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Rubio had staked any remaining hope for his faltering presidential campaign on winning his home state.
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You were one of those guys who showed up relatively early on YouTube, and staked it.
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Megan Thee Stallion has staked her claim as one of music's most well-rounded new entrepreneurs.
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Wade, and that he is against women's rights, and and they've clearly staked out that claim.
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The moderate Democrat had staked his campaign on a surprise showing in the first primary state.
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Ben van Beurden, Shell's chief executive, has staked his credibility on the completion of the acquisition.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his leadership on a referendum on constitutional reform in October.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has already staked out ground as a forefather of Medicare-for-all.
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With a single Instagram post, it seems he's staked a flag square in Team Kanye territory.
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Trump has also blasted the deal, and has recently staked out an aggressively pro-Israel stance.
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" Since jumping in the race in January, Buttigieg has staked his campaign on creating "generational change.
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There's almost no space on the absurd side that they haven't already staked out for themselves.
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Tencent Music has staked out a very differentiated business model from Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music, etc.
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Ms. Haley has also staked out a dubious defense of the president in the impeachment investigation.
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In the garden, they are battered by rain and smashed down, and have to be staked.
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Seehofer and his CSU have staked everything on the issue, thus putting Merkel under extreme pressure.
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No fewer than four appellate courts have staked out different approaches to this area of law.
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The false equivalence here is ultimately staked in a desire to preserve a comfortable status quo.
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For something different there, the Dean has staked its claim as state-of-the-art cool.
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The OCC has staked its position: fintech companies should be brought within the federal banking system.
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Haven't seen this many billionaires in 1 place since I staked out Bilderbergs w/ Alex Jones.
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The Padres have staked out an identity as a purgatorial organization; Myers seemed sadly at home.
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That's the amount global investors staked in edtech companies in the first 10 months of 2017.
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Staked to the early lead it sought, Spain continued to pass and Russia continued to chase.
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Despite the race being relatively close, both candidates have staked out positions outside the mushy middle.
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And yet, the issues laid out here are the hills they've staked out as their own.
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Since succeeding Zuma in February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa has staked his reputation on fixing those problems.
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Since succeeding Zuma in February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa has staked his reputation on fixing those problems.
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Johnson has staked his political future on taking Britain out of the European Union on Oct.
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Even so, the two main political parties have staked out vastly different positions on climate change.
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Trump, meanwhile, has staked a lot of his reputation on ending the North Korean nuclear threat.
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News reporters staked out his South Side home and tracked his trip to the downtown courthouse.
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In a new special, he finds himself in territory other comics have staked out involving depression.
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Mr. Renzi, who had staked his political career on the outcome, said that he would resign.
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The prime minister's resignation was necessary because he had staked his political future on the referendum.
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Warren has staked her campaign on getting rid of corruption and dark money interests in Washington.
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When they saw someone was home at an apartment affiliated with him, they staked it out.
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Well, for brands that have staked their identity on "Made in U.S.A." chic, it is complicated.
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BlackBerry has staked its turnaround on enterprise software and more aggressively licensing its trove of patents.
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Haven't seen this many billionaires in 85033 place since I staked out Bilderbergs w/ Alex Jones.
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Here is where Hallmark corporation has staked out territory in many a Christmas-celebrating US home.
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Mr. Sanders also staked out policy crusades to address concerns that arose during his 2016 campaign.
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Newsom locked down the Democratic establishment's support and staked a claim as the early Democratic frontrunner.
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Mike Pompeo, staked out an equally hard-line position on Russia at his own confirmation hearing.
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But Hawaii has never really staked a claim to being the home of the western White House.
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"We staked our whole brand on wanting to make a downward dent on drug pricing," he explained.
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Wednesday's gain saw a massive VIX spike even as the market staked out yet another new high.
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Jay Inslee has staked his campaign on the issue, rolling out two plans to combat climate change.
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On health care he staked out a more moderate path, promising to fix the Affordable Care Act.
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Caught in the act Hoping to nab the saboteur, cops staked out the area over the weekend.
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The same sum staked on a Brexit would return 40 pounds at the current 13/1 odds.
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The referendum could reject constitutional reforms on which Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political future.
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In her bid for governor, Whitman staked out many conservative positions at odds with the Democratic nominee.
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Trump has staked out various positions on China as president in his tweets, phone calls and statements.
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It's entrepreneurs who deserve the real credit for building successful companies, not the people who staked them.
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Though both states have staked out different positions on immigration control, the power they hold is limited.
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That's good news for London which has staked a claim as the FinTech capital of the world.
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By contrast, companies like Tesla and Alphabet's Waymo have already staked their claim in self-driving technology.
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At trial, prosecutors said that Hernandez "staked out" Etan for several days before strangling him to death.
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Evgeni Malkin and Bryan Rust staked the Penguins to a 23-22 lead with first-period goals.
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Italy's centre-left prime minister, Matteo Renzi, has staked his future on a constitutional referendum this autumn.
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Having staked out their turf in Flushing, the two factions have long waged a bitter ideological battle.
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Many other wine regions around the world have staked their claims as suitable homes for pinot noir.
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But the trio of governors who have staked their campaigns on New Hampshire will not go quietly.
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Clinton staked out familiar ground as a tough-minded stateswoman and a safe hand on national security.
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Pacioretty's early-second-period tally staked the Golden Knights to a 2-1 lead after 40 minutes.
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Ofo, the bike-sharing company that Didi staked tens of millions of dollars on, is also struggling.
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Italy's prime minister Matteo Renzi has staked his job on the reforms being passed in the Dec.
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In a letter Belafonte's lawyer wrote to Mel B's lawyer on March 31, he staked his claim.
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His opponent, Michael Eggman, a beekeeper, has staked his campaign on tying Mr. Denham to Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Moore has repeatedly staked out public positions on questions of monetary policy over the last decade.
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That could ultimately backfire on the party, which has staked its legitimacy on generating continuous economic growth.
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None of this reflected well on Gomez, who staked his reputation to the validity of those claims.
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Mr. O'Rourke has staked his campaign on an ability to make inroads with new kinds of voters.
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The back-and-forth comes as both candidates have staked out somewhat different positions on social security.
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In Israel, he expressed America's solidarity with a close ally and staked his claim as a peacemaker.
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In case he got a midnight craving, I spent the evening staked out at a corner table.
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The following morning, Becky and John Malatare staked out their seats for the final by 11 a.m.
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As a journalist it would seem to have a red flag staked through the middle of it.
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The House Freedom Caucus staked out its opposition to a clean debt limit increase back in May.
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Television cameramen had staked out the building, and the two men had a testy, almost theatrical exchange.
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Millions of people have staked their lives in the years since on this rejection of absolutist rule.
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She's staked out a more conservative lane than other Republicans and has won the backing of Rep.
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A few foot paths snaked into the hills on the American side staked with spiky ocotillo cactus.
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Iran's President Hassan Rouhani has staked his political reputation on negotiating his way out of economic sanctions.
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The Cruz campaign staked considerable political capital on the Hoosier State as the delegate math grew increasingly unfavorable.
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After a disappointing sixth-place finish in the state upon which he had staked his presidential bid, Gov.
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Lawmakers reflect their constituents, and after running on partisan overdrive for years, they staked out defiantly opposing sides.
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But unlike Gardner, Collins has staked much of her reputation as being an independent voice in the Senate.
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He staked out a position that was decidedly different from those of his Republican rivals during the primaries.
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So as you might imagine, there's quite a bit of national pride staked on the success of ExoMars.
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For nearly two decades, Ubben has staked a claim to bringing a long-term approach to activist investing.
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As America has become polarised over immigration, politicians in California and Texas have staked out different public positions.
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Romney had staked much of his campaign on his identity as a successful businessman in the private sector.
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Renzi resigned on Wednesday after losing a referendum on constitutional reform on which he had staked his job.
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Wilson staked everything — and I mean everything — on the League of Nations once World War I was over.
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Sunday's Italian referendum could reject constitutional reforms on which Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political future.
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But the Arizona senator has also staked out positions opposing Trump on immigration and the proposed border wall.
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Both sides have staked out divergent views on these topics, setting up what should be a good debate.
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In Iowa, where Klobuchar has staked her campaign, she continues to trail all four of the top candidates.
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The senators in the past have all staked out strong claims against leaking classified information from the committee.
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The article said it had continuously staked Chan out at the party's office and various university campus forums.
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Last December, Spencer staked his career on finishing the elevators by the end of the post-shakedown availability.
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They've staked out April 29, the Saturday before Trump's 100th day in office, for the People's Climate March.
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Rodon, staked to a 220.25-0 first inning lead, held the Indians scoreless through the first four innings.
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In Indiana, the police staked out Mr. Miller's house on July 6 and took trash he had discarded.
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Remote workers have staked out coffee shops for years, but small-business owners say their ranks are rising.
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The two sides have staked such adamant positions that any compromise to defuse or avoid confrontations seems unlikely.
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But in the months since Mr. Guaidó has staked his claim to power, he has gained little ground.
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In part, that's because social media companies have rightly staked out their position as purveyors of free speech.
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Staked to a 1-0 lead by a home run from Manny Machado, Kershaw lost it to Woodruff.
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She had staked out a patch of the concrete floor and laid out plastic sheeting for the group.
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The boys' father, who staked his retirement on selling his taxi medallion, has been betrayed by both children.
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These jeans sent a different message, one surely received by the paparazzi staked outside her door that morning.
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On several key points, Horowitz staked out positions that are now being publicly rejected by Barr and Trump.
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He explains how his friends and family staked him five figures to get him started playing stocks online.
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Jacob Zuma's successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, has staked his reputation on rooting out corruption since becoming president in February.
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Over and over, Horowitz staked out positions that were out of step with his bosses -- Barr and Trump.
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It is an account of the positions The Economist staked out on the major issues of the day.
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He has staked out unflinchingly conservative positions in most areas of the law over the past 14 years.
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And Google CEO Sundar Pichai has also staked out growth in the cloud business as a key focus.
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President Xi Jinping, the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao, has staked his legitimacy on restoring China's greatness.
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The vast and constant market demand for fuel is why Carbon Engineering has staked its future on synthetics.
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He staked his political reputation on signing the Iran nuclear deal and improving Tehran's economy by doing so.
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The Deloitte operatives staked out the empty meeting space for hours after the BearingPoint executives left, pacing the halls.
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The scientists expected the storms; they'd staked out the location specifically for studying something normally only seen by satellites.
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Staked to a 22-0 lead, Mariners left-hander Wade LeBlanc (9-5) nearly didn't qualify for the victory.
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Since 2001, Apple has staked its claim across the world with its own first-party brick and mortar locations.
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Photographer Sam Rowley staked out the London Underground station after dusk for about a week to capture the squabble.
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It's as if a zone is staked out for a variety of ideas and postures to flex and interact.
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The fashion retailer has switched strategies quite often as of late, but has always staked its brand on personalization.
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On the foreign issues she's addressed, she has staked out ground in keeping with the relatively hawkish pro-U.
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"Panera has really staked its claim on trying to get rid of artificial ingredients," said Maxim analyst Stephen Anderson.
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Anderson's jumper with four seconds remaining staked San Antonio to a 70-65 lead heading into the final quarter.
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Ms. Lamrabet is one of a small group of women who have staked a claim to exercising that authority.
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He staked his hopes on New Hampshire, but finished sixth on Tuesday night with just 7% of the vote.
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That will create ripples globally, because Britain is effectively abandoning the high ground it staked out in the 1980s.
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During 45 years of Cold War America staked all our lives, daily, on active deterrence, and it worked flawlessly.
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The overperformance for advertisers came at a much-needed time for Twitter, which has staked its future on video.
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From there, the Bruins, who received a 32-save performance from goalie Tuukka Rask, staked a 5-0 lead.
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President Santos—who fielded congratulatory calls from President Obama, among others, last night—has staked his legacy on peace.
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He's staked his entire company (and much of his net worth) on a single, enormous building here: the Gigafactory.
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Philosophers, neuroscientists, and other invested parties have staked out claims, but in reality we don't yet have an answer.
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Blake Hounshell, Politico Magazine's editor-in-chief, staked out his position as a confessed "Russiagate skeptic" over the weekend.
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Staked coins are harder to trade quickly during price swings, and more vulnerable to hacks than coins stored offline.
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He staked out the Manhattan apartment building where Lennon lived with his wife, Yoko Ono, and their son, Sean.
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Mr. Cameron has staked his government on winning the referendum vote on whether to stay in the European Union.
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Different groups among the eight founders staked out different positions, with some favoring for-profit, others not-for-profit.
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RHP Vance Worley was staked to a 28-103 lead in the second inning but couldn't hold the advantage.
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Aleksander Barkov, Jamie McGinn and Micheal Haley staked the Panthers to a 63-0 lead in the first period.
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Republicans have staked out a familiar position, resisting any new restrictions with warnings about a breach of constitutional rights.
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"We oppose them wherever they are introduced — that is a clear position that we have staked out," she said.
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The British science-fictioneer has, as a screenwriter and director, staked out a particular genre of galaxy-brain theater.
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Sid Delicious is our bassist's preference, but a few people have staked out that name on Twitter and Instagram.
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And, indeed, she has staked out an extremely tough position on enforcing the deal and on Iran in general.
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On other issues, Mr. Pence has staked out a firm position when the president has seemed noncommittal or disengaged.
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About two weeks later, immigration agents staked out their home and arrested Mr. Canales, who was deported in February.
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Mr. O'Neill, a career police officer, has staked his legacy on building trust with communities wary of the police.
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Protesters staked out his office and residence, and Dr. Palmer, a longtime hunting enthusiast, later apologized for killing Cecil.
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Joe Biden has staked his presidential candidacy on winning that state's primary, but will voters turn out for him?
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For Silicon Valley's potential startup millionaires, compensation packages staked on future promises of wealth are where the action is.
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Then Watford's layup after a Marlon Taylor steal with 23:48 remaining staked LSU to a two-point advantage.
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A xoloitzcuintli, one of the newest breeds at Westminster, staked out an upper-deck seat at Madison Square Garden.
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But most of all, FreshDirect has staked its future on providing high-quality fresh food from around the world.
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THE LIGHTBULB Tom Steyer has staked his long-shot candidacy for president on climate change — and on South Carolina.
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Ted Cruz, who has staked his campaign heavily on the Southern states holding nominating contests, and to Florida Sen.
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Since 2015, Moscow has staked much on its most aggressive military intervention outside its borders since the Cold War.
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We identified seven biotechs that have staked their companies — and their stocks — on finding success in NASH in 2020.
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That's also a risk for Kasich, Christie and Bush, who have all staked their political futures on New Hampshire.
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Cameron has staked his political legacy on being able to persuade Britons to stay inside the 28-member bloc.
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Businesswoman Theresa Greenfield has staked out early support, military veteran Michael Franken, lawyer Kimberly Graham, business owner Eddie Mauro.
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Elsewhere in the currency market, the New Zealand dollar slid as its central bank staked out a dovish policy.
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Gonzaga shot 50 percent as it staked a claim to a potential No. 1 seed in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Staked to a 21-214 lead, he lasted just 29 103/210 innings, surrendering six runs on seven hits.
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Perched among hills rich in silver, zinc and lead, it began as a Swedish prospector's staked claim in 1919.
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The banker interrogated the client and, from the parking lot, even staked out the dispensary and studied its customers.
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It's a massive project, and one on which China's president, Xi Jinping, has effectively staked his own political legacy.
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In Kansas City, the flag is shown staked on a beach, the rolling waves of the ocean behind it.
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Stephen Ansolabehere, a political scientist at Harvard, described in an email the unique political position Trump has staked out.
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The Flames, goal starved during their skid, staked themselves to a well-deserved 3-1 lead before the first intermission.
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Zuma's successor, President Cyril Ramaphosa, has staked his reputation on rooting out corruption since becoming head of state in February.
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When Ser Jorah arrived back to Dragonstone, he met Jon Snow, and instantly staked out his territorial claim over Daenerys.
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The clamour is hard to ignore, given that much of Mr Trump's candidacy was staked on fear-mongering about Islam.
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He has staked his personal credibility on winning the referendum, saying he would resign if (as seems likely) he loses.
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Jay Inslee, who staked his campaign on the issue of climate change, released a $9 trillion plan to cut emissions.
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Shannon Liao, reporter Shannon's game plan: When I came to work here, I staked my job around Game of Thrones.
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Some have already come out in favor of the Green New Deal while others have staked out less ambitious policies.
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They were true insurgents, desperately underfunded candidates who staked everything on Iowa and then lacked a plan to follow through.
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White House aides say Mulvaney has staked out a clear strategy of avoiding friction with the President or his family.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political future on the vote and some analysts have expressed concern over reforms.
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In his 22 games, Mr Holzhauer has uncovered 53 Daily Doubles and staked an average of nearly $10,000 on them.
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He's staked a claim now that they don't need to raise additional capital, they should have done it last year.
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The weddings the two students staked out did not feature the congratulatory floral displays that are standard at such occasions.
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The legitimacy of the Communist Party is staked upon both Mao's legacy and a tacit promise of bettering people's lives.
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Hickenlooper has also staked out a more moderate position in a Democratic 2020 field that has drifted to the left.
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Hamels went out for the seventh staked to a 6-2 and left with two outs with two runners on.
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For the time being, Trump, who has staked much of his presidential success on economic growth, doesn't seem to care.
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Odds express the ratio of the amounts staked by parties to a bet, based on the expected probability either way.
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Republicans have staked so much of their credibility on the repeal pledge that they can't easily walk away from it.
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Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, who has staked his reputation on Japan's economic recovery, has tried to push up pay.
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Kuhl pitched comfortably after being staked to a big early lead, striking out five and walking none in 20 pitches.
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Johnson, who led the 2016 campaign to leave the EU, has staked his premiership on getting Britain out by Oct.
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In North Carolina's two biggest Republican primaries over House seats, both candidates who staked their reelection solely on Trump faltered.
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RHP Colin Rea started Sunday's game and was staked to a 183-218 lead in the bottom of the fifth.
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I staked out a spot in the front row and called my two best friends, telling them to hurry over.
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At that time—around 2001, 2002—crack was still the focus, before meth had staked its claim in the Southeast.
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And an opponent who largely staked her campaign on a message about a Georgia scholarship that didn't resonate with voters.
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Having in effect staked his job as prime minister on winning for the Remain campaign, Mr. Cameron announced his resignation.
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However, President Donald Trump has staked a resolution of the dispute on his personal relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Prime Minister May has in effect staked her reputation on delivering a comprehensibly advantageous solution to this hugely complex problem.
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Pineda was staked an early 5-0 lead, highlighted by a two-run homer by Carlos Beltran in the first.
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Alienating her -- and failing to deliver on something that she has staked her vote on -- is a seriously bad play.
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The company has staked its bets on Kubernetes, an open source software project that's proven extremely popular amongst cloud developers.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto has staked his name on the reform, describing it as the most important for Mexico's future.
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Speculators have staked out long positions, betting that production cuts will continue to remove oversupply from the market, he said.
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Roberts' influence on the nine-member bench has been transformed since he last staked out a position on abortion rights.
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Even Ginsburg hasn't voted against the conservatives in some important situations in which Sotomayor has staked out a liberal position.
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A 100-year-old lemon tree that looked as if it had never been pruned staked claim to the back.
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One beach that he had staked out turned wetter than the week before, not ideal for larvae that can't swim.
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On Monday, Mexico's interior minister, Olga Sánchez Cordero, staked out a position that was in implicit contrast to Mr. Trump's.
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Only Allen, who started Microsoft with Bill Gates, staked his claim in what might be considered a cutting edge industry.
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You've staked a claim in a new environment and by god, as a Monster Hunter you will defend that claim.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who had staked his candidacy on "electability," finished fifth, while Senator Elizabeth Warren finished fourth.
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The party has long staked its legitimacy on the idea that it can deliver prosperity and protect the working class.
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He's staked out distinct positions on foreign policy, including America's relationship with Israel and its role in the Middle East.
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And Apple does very little in the ad business; it has staked out a pro-privacy, anti-ad targeting position.
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Early in his political career, Pence staked out a distinctive position on public health, declaring that smoking doesn't kill people.
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My father staked the plants so the turtles couldn't reach them, and he and my mother could eat them instead.
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The positions staked out by the British government pose perils for businesses that depend on Europe for sales and parts.
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Tannehill staked Tennessee to a 14-0 lead with touchdown passes first and second quarters and later ran for another.
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In three states -- Arizona, West Virginia and Indiana -- right-wing candidates had already staked out their opposition to the bill.
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Like a heart surgeon who operates only on the left ventricle, it has staked out a niche within a niche.
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After Tavares staked Toronto to a 206-0 lead, Skinner halved the deficit at 5:45 of the second period.
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The third conundrum is Syria, which Mr. Guterres staked out as his top priority when he campaigned for the job.
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Senators Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker have all staked a claim to a share of the liberal base.
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Paul has repeatedly threatened opposition on policy positions staked out by Trump, before changing his mind at the last minute.
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Over the past five years, Microsoft has staked out a strong position in the pro tablet segment with its Surface Pro.
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Mr. Trump has staked out controversial positions on immigration, vowing to force Mexico to build a wall and also increase deportations.
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It's a position she staked out before higher profile candidates, including Elizabeth Warren, made issuing federal reparations part of their campaigns.
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French unemployment is stuck at above 10 percent and President Francois Hollande has staked his political future on bringing it down.
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Mashable staffers staked out their respective Spidey camps to settle the question, defending their own personal Spider-Men (and Women!) amazingly.
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This was the ending that Koresh had prayed for and staked his reputation on — the final battle, the trial by fire.
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House Targaryen can keep its dragons: House Webster has staked its claim to the Seven Kingdoms, and it's bringing the fire.
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The right-hander, who was only 2-9 at home, was staked to the early lead and made it stand up.
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She has vehemently argued against U.S.-led regime change and "staked out anti-interventionist foreign policy positions in Congress," per CNN.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron stated that he will resign by October, since he staked his reputation on a "remain" vote.
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It's too bad for the economy and domestic assets that both men staked their career on staying in the European Union.
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Airlines that have staked their future on a promise to fly people around the world for peanuts face tough times ahead.
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And as of this weekend, some up-and-coming talents have staked a claim for a place in Hollywood her-story.
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Other candidates have staked out a middle ground by calling for Medicare for All while also looking to preserve private insurance.
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We've staked out new digs at Moscone Center West — that means three times the floor space and more than 10,000 attendees.
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"I looked up and I saw our trampoline that was staked in the ground go flying across the yard," she says.
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RHP Colin Rea, recalled to make the start Thursday, couldn't get the win despite being staked to a 20.43-run lead.
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In a statement, the aquarium said the trio "staked out the pool for more than an hour" before taking the animal.
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These presidential hopefuls have staked their electoral fortunes to New Hampshire in a way that the other leading candidates have not.
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Law enforcement sources tell us bounty hunters staked out the parking lot after she posted online that she'd be hosting there.
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He had staked a strong showing in Iowa to fuel his candidacy, which was focused on being an alternative to Clinton.
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Renzi tendered his resignation on Wednesday after a bruising defeat in a referendum on which he had staked his political future.
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Santos, whose two-term rule ends in August 2018, has staked his reputation on inking peace deals with both rebel groups.
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I have been staked down in Herisau and I have my daily duties here, which I do not wish to neglect.
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Behind Porzingis, the Knicks staked themselves a 32-23 first-quarter lead after trailing 203-2 just over four minutes in.
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Nixon staked his entire presidency on the reversal of Kennedy's affirmation that racial justice could not be stopped by police power.
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Kaplan and Harker have generally staked out more centrist views and are likely to let the evolving economy dictate their votes.
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Conservatives, who have staked so much principle-wise on these budget documents, are still very uncomfortable voting for the Senate budget.
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But to the physicists who had staked their reputations on this moment, that kazoo was about as celestial as it got.
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Risk of talks collapsing Experts say the hardline negotiating positions staked out by both sides have resulted in a protracted stalemate.
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In the months since the primary, Cuomo has staked further-left positions on key issues supported by Nixon, including marijuana legalization.
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Delaney has been in the race since July 2017 and has staked his campaign largely on winning over voters in Iowa.
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In the past few years, Camp has gradually staked his claim as one of the strongest supporting actors in the business.
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And others including Senator Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden have staked out their own positions on the matter.
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Santos staked his presidency on last week's referendum on the deal, but a new path forward will now require Uribe's support.
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Already, some Democrats have staked out divergent positions on how vehemently to resist the agenda of Trump and the GOP Congress.
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In Game 22, the Cubs staked their ace, Rick Sutcliffe, to a 23-0 lead that held up through six innings.
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It seems likely that the relative deprivation they felt made them more receptive to the positions Mr. Trump eventually staked out.
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As a performer, Glover staked out the territory that Chance the Rapper now occupies: streetwise but legal, sweet but not dumb.
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Others will work on the future dining hall, currently staked out with pink ribbon in a clearing next to the meadow.
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Several dozen protesters were staked out across the street from the auditorium, whose windows were plastered with posters for accordion bands.
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They certainly cashed in on "the outrage" and staked out evergreen protest memes moving forward against the new Trumpian world order.
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Within the first 10 minutes, a Maxime Chanot header and a Philadelphia own goal staked N.Y.C.F.C. to a 2-0 lead.
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Once again staked to a lead, Chris Sale thoroughly dominated the Dodgers with pitches that were darting all over the place.
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Cuba's rapidly growing evangelical churches also staked out positions against the article, increasing pressure on a government unused to public criticism.
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Over the next few years, Mr. Seaga, an established capitalist, and Mr. Manley, an avowed socialist, staked out increasingly opposite positions.
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In 2005, the prime minister at the time, Junichiro Koizumi, staked his leadership on a plan to privatize the postal system.
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Staked to a lead, Clayton Kershaw started off the inning by retiring Carlos Correa on a fly ball to center field.
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The company, a Japanese internet, energy and financial conglomerate, has increasingly staked its future on its nearly $100 billion Vision Fund.
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Ms. Warren, a senator and former law professor, staked her campaign on fighting corruption and changing the rules of the economy.
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Feature How the MSNBC host staked her show on Trump — and won the largest and most obsessive audience of her career.
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"As software, these companies have staked out strong reputations to deliver equally strong experiences," said Ramon Llamas, research director at IDC.
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She had just caught Mr. Biden in national polling averages for the first time, and staked out a lead in Iowa.
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The views Trump expresses on Twitter regularly clash with -- and oftentimes totally undermine -- positions his White House has previously staked out.
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The new campaign web video was the culmination of a day on which the President staked out ever more extreme positions.
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Mr. Netanyahu has staked his career on his crusade against Iran and what he has described as its malevolent nuclear ambitions.
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Indeed, it seems that the plotters staked their operation on capturing or killing Erdoğan and persuading General Akar to join them.
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Delaney, a moderate lawmaker who previously represented Maryland's wealthy Washington, DC, suburbs, staked his strategy on speaking truth to progressive power.
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It feels crass and reductive to say that Lenny's hospital room has, essentially, been staked out by an army of stans.
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His wealth staked Guo to her career, and his devotion has nurtured it since they met, in the late nineteen-nineties.
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How it mattered: Ms. Harris staked her campaign on winning over black voters in the key primary state of South Carolina.
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HP Aaron Sanchez was staked to a 25-25 lead after three innings on Saturday but was gone after four innings.
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He allowed four runs on six hits in 4 93/3 innings after being staked to an early 3-0 lead.
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The Red Sox staked Sale to a 24-23 lead in the second as they sent nine men to the plate.
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Though a lifelong, loyal Democrat, Jordan staked out positions on immigration that would today make her a pariah in her party.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, also a Democrat, who has similarly staked out a position as a Trump opponent, although somewhat less directly.
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In fact, members of the GOP have barely commented on the news at all, brushing off reporters staked out in Congress.
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Trump staked out his position on foreign aid on the campaign trail, casting it as a waste of U.S. tax dollars.
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Sharif has staked his political credibility on ending Pakistan's frequent power blackouts before the next general election are held by August 2018.
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From the beginning, Democrats staked out the wall as a tangible policy idea they could fight against with their voter base's support.
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There has been a recent spate of biennales in Australia, Morocco, Yinchuan China, and Singapore where postcolonial identity has staked its claim.
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So DuBose and Shaw's husband, Evan Bergstrom, staked out the location Thursday night into Friday morning in Bergstrom's blue Honda CR-V.
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If he cooked his favorite, penne alla vodka, it would be lovingly concocted from ingredients sourced at specific stores he staked out.
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Ten 3-pointers (on 19 attempts) by the Cavaliers in the first half staked the visitors to a 64-183 halftime lead.
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He was staked to a 5-0 lead after Beltre hit a three-run blast for his 10th homer of the year.
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Companies literally have millions staked on these ads, and this year, more of them are choosing to appeal to viewers with diversity.
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The Predators, who claimed the Presidents' Trophy with 27 points, staked themselves to a 33-23 first-period lead at Bridgestone Arena.
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Less smooth running could be Italy's upcoming referendum on constitutional reform, on which Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political future.
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Since he became president a year ago, Mr Moon has staked much political capital on the pursuit of detente on the peninsula.
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The announcement could bolster Booker's reputation as a leading voice on economic redistribution, a position that Elizabeth Warren has firmly staked out.
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Since a disastrous general election in June, the Conservatives have been quietly moving back towards positions first staked out by Mr Cameron.
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The underdog has staked his campaign on being a Washington outsider -- painting his opponent, incumbent Roy Blunt, as a lobbyist-beholden insider.
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Matobato and his gang eventually staked out there suspects, arrested them, killed them and buried the bodies in a quarry, he said.
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Italy now faces its own potentially destabilizing referendum on constitutional reforms in October or November, on which Renzi has staked his job.
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Blackmores' dour outlook underlines the precarious position of companies around the world that have staked their future on insatiable Chinese consumer appetite.
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BMW has already staked its claim in the self-driving production timeline, with plans to release an autonomous electric car by 2021.
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UN Ambassador Nikki Haley appears to have staked out a more hawkish position calling for the necessity of regime change in Syria.
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Surveillance video showed the trio "staked out the pool for more than an hour" before stealing the sea creature with a net.
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President Trump, however, has staked out a far more insular, transactional and sovereignty-minded posture, and the consequences have already reverberated globally.
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Iran, in particular, has staked out its position that it will not freeze output, until it reaches its pre-sanctions output level.
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This is just one of the four Gulf of Mexico platforms on which BP has staked its future in U.S. oil production.
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His candidacy was staked on a twin rejection of Washington's "swamp" culture and, in more specific terms, Obama's political and cultural legacy.
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He has staked his political future on a constitutional reform referendum in December, aimed at creating stable government and streamlining law-making.
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K.C. hard red winter wheat staked out a fresh 82.23-year low and was on track for its fifth straight lower close.
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Clinton was forced to be mindful of how the positions staked out in a primary would impact her in a general election.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has staked considerable political capital on the tax, part of his broader vision for closer euro zone integration.
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"This is a man who has staked his entire career, his personal narrative, on being a champion for women publicly," Selvaratnam said.
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This must be an awkward development for all the progressive commentators who have staked their careers on bashing and belittling the hawks.
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Instead, they've staked their own economic success on continuously exporting a one-way flood of goods into America's large, affluent consumer market.
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The two companies have staked out a 76 percent share of US Internet ad growth, Meeker says—and that share is rising.
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For Mr. Cruz has staked out positions on crucial issues that are, not to put too fine a point on it, crazy.
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Then the G.I. Bill staked him to art studies in Kansas City and in Paris, where he met the painter Susan Weil.
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On Sunday, the Wild 104.9 radio station posted a picture of a large sign staked near a construction site in the city.
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"Donald Trump staked out the high moral ground by calling for a feasible system of universal healthcare to replace Obamacare," Ruddy wrote.
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These are aesthetic positions being staked out, to be sure, but they are also likely the result of social and cultural forces.
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The heirs staked a claim to all eight paintings based on a research report conducted for them and made public last year.
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The city is aware of these problems: Mayor Bill de Blasio has staked his legacy on increasing the city's affordable housing stock.
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Mr. Rouhani, a moderate, has staked his reputation on sealing the nuclear deal and relieving the Iranian economy of debilitating international sanctions.
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Particularly if you've staked so much of your identity — and so much of your pleasure — on a rigorous life of the mind?
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Ms. Klobuchar, who has staked much of her campaign on success in Iowa, lags in polls in all of the early states.
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After all, America, though linked to Europe by blood and kinship, has staked its own claim among the world's community of nations.
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Either way, he has staked his claim to be a leading force in combating one of the major threats to our planet.
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The fan had found out that Blaney would be in the city to promote Nascar and staked him out for an autograph.
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I also enjoyed the "Dead End" and "Speed Hump Ahead" signs along the road where Mike has staked out Los Pollos Hermanos.
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He has staked out a position considerably to the left of other Democratic contenders by calling for a national gun licensing system.
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Ten three-pointers (on 19 attempts) by the Cavaliers in the first half staked the visitors to a 64-55 halftime lead.
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Elliot Ackerman is certainly one of those novelists, and his first novel, "Green on Blue" (2015), staked his claim within the terrain.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden also staked a claim to the Obama coalition, but stumbled into an awkward moment while doing so.
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Though his wife was in line to inherit control of the governing party, Ms. Jayaram staked her claim as his legitimate successor.
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If the violation is determined to be valid, the newsroom must surrender the amount staked by the challenger, who then keeps half.
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A gutsy trick play on fourth-and-goal at the 21960-yard line staked the Eagles to a 228-23 halftime lead.
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TOKYO — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan has staked a significant part of his governing agenda on his plans to empower women.
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Since the Chinese automotive market began to open two decades ago, virtually every major global manufacturer has staked out a presence there.
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A number of 2020 Democratic candidates have staked out their opposition to it as they try to make headway in the state.
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Kenyatta, the wealthy son of the country's first president, has staked his re-election bid on strong infrastructure development and economic growth.
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William A. Ackman staked his reputation as a savvy stock picker on his ability to oversee a turnaround at Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.
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"Mexico has a lot of chips to play," said Jorge Castañeda, a former foreign secretary who has staked out a combative approach.
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Samuel L. Jackson and Judge Judy dined together in L.A., and thus ... staked their claim as our new favorite celebrity odd couple.
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In April 2017 scientists staked out eight telescopes atop mountains on four continents, synchronized them, pointed them at the sky and waited.
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These new guys were softer, almost kinder—they fell in love easy, they used a lot of pomade, and they rarely got staked.
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In New Hampshire, where Mr. Christie has staked his campaign, gun-rights activists say the New Jersey governor has insistently sought their support.
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And Iran has staked out a policy of increasing oil exports now that sanctions have been lifted as part of its nuclear deal.
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As part of their investigation, reporters staked out America&aposs largest fish market, followed trucks and interviewed fishermen who worked on three continents.
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Like Kushner, who has staked a leadership claim in Middle East negotiations, Ivanka Trump has no training in government, foreign policy or diplomacy.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump staked his credibility as a negotiator -- the underpinning of his grand entrance to politics -- on a very specific claim.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political reputation on the vote, having vowed to resign if the electorate rejects his proposal.
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Then she staked out the school in order to get a glimpse of Ziggy, cornering poor Jane into establishing a relationship with her.
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Over two days across northern Kentucky, agents staked out homes before sunup, stopped men heading for jobs, went to warehouses where immigrants worked.
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Golden State staked its claim as best NBA team ever by setting the record for most regular season wins in a season -- 73.
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In football, for example, 20133% of the total staked goes on the match result, the margin of victory and the number of goals.
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Meanwhile, when the bottom edge is staked, it acts as a floor allowing you to traverse over holes or spikes you couldn't before.
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Meanwhile, transportation behemoths Lyft and Uber have both staked their claim in the electric scooter space, both deploying them in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Chris brought Hannah outside to the van, where Demi and Kate were staked out, and Demi broke the news to the new Bachelorette.
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Children changed the name on their Neymar jerseys to Marta, who has long staked a claim for being the true heir of Pele.
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Trump's appeal was staked to a belief that right-wing populism is the antidote to decades-long decline of the American working class.
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Christie and Kasich have virtually staked their entire campaign on the Granite State, hoping for enough momentum to barrel deeper into the calendar.
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The Orioles staked Miley to an early lead by scoring a run in the first before getting two home runs in the fourth.
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He said Rubio and Cruz have only staked out stronger positions in the wake of ISIS attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, California.
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Jason Kipnis added an RBI single before Allen's two-run double into right-center field staked the Indians to a 7-2 lead.
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Each one has its own little subsection of computer staked out, with its own private list of memory addresses (available memory slots, basically).
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Clinton has staked out a tougher position on Syria than Mr. Obama — and, in some respects, than the diplomats who signed the memo.
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A repeat may seal the prime minister's defeat in a referendum in October on constitutional reform, on which he has staked his premiership.
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"It's pretty clear that large UK companies are being staked out by potential overseas interest," Ken Odeluga, market analyst at City Index, said.
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The Supreme Court directed that an alternate land parcel be provided to a Muslim group that had staked claim to the disputed site.
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Mr. Ryan and Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Senate majority leader, have staked their success on returning order to a recalcitrant Capitol.
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On Tuesday night, in her State of the State address, Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo staked her second term on an ambitious promise.
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The Indians threatened to score in the top of the fourth after Velasquez was staked a lead, but they wasted the two walks.
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Nurmagomedov staked a claim to a title shot against the Conor McGregor-Eddie Alvarez winner and will be a formidable opponent for either.
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Topped by a clock tower that loomed over the immediate area, the gold-trimmed building staked its position as a center of commerce.
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Gillespie has staked out Trump-like positions on cultural hot-button issues such as confederate monuments, Latino gangs and National Football League protests.
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And it's a subject on which Mr. Cruz has staked out a distinctive position, by calling for a return to the gold standard.
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The company has staked a firm position that introducing backdoors for law enforcement would create vulnerabilities that could be exploited by nefarious actors.
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Rome is demanding the rest of Europe share the burden, but several European leaders have staked their political fortunes on keeping migrants out.
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It staked a challenge to the champs, asserting that they, and their MVP point guard, don't have the Cavaliers bested in every category.
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Larry Cuzzi and two officers with the university's police department staked out a liquor store inside a grocery at the edge of campus.
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"The suspects staked out the pool for more than an hour" to wait for the right moment, the aquarium said in a statement.
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Clinton, before her 2016 turn as a stateswoman and grandmother, staked her 2008 bid on evincing a toughness that could match any man's.
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Gabbard is an Iraq War veteran who was elected to Congress in 2012, and has staked out a distinctly anti-interventionist foreign policy.
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A dissent by another new appointee, Judge Rao, the former Trump administration official, staked out territory important to the president and his allies.
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The governing party staked all its political capital on solving the issue and joining NATO, and potentially the European Union down the line.
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Because dwarfing rootstocks send out only shallow root systems, they need to be staked, so the trees don't collapse under their own weight.
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If there's one thing Donald Trump has staked his personal brand and presidential campaign on, it's that he's really good at making money.
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Staked to a lead, the United States defense remained compact and organized and cut out repeated French attacks for the first 80 minutes.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, staked out an unequivocal position on voting rights for those with felony records earlier this year.
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Instead, Mr. Trump's White House lawyers have staked out a strong position to defend the executive branch against what they call legislative encroachment.
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Pentagon officials said Mr. Mattis had bent over backward to appear loyal, only to be contradicted by positions the president later staked out.
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David Schreiber owns Club Getaway, which has a traditional summer camp for children but has staked its brand on weekend camps for adults.
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Even if they fell short, American presidents have generally staked out a global role for the United States in confronting the world's problems.
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President Sebastián Piñera had staked his presidency on rescuing the miners, who were confined in a dank space 2,000 feet below the surface.
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Agents staked out the locker for the rest of that day and much of the next in order to see if anyone entered.
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It has staked out positions on net neutrality and online platforms' legal immunity for user-posted content that set it apart from competitors.
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It staked its entire corporate image on fighting the American government's request using every available tool, including the courts and the public relations.
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As an emissary to longstanding allies in Asia and Europe, he has staked out a position as the Trump administration's reassurer-in-chief.
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Irving added 11 more points in the second, and his buzzer-beating 3-pointer staked Brooklyn to a 73-57 lead by halftime.
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Or maybe an obnoxious guy's favorite wine is Chianti, so you have staked out opposing ground to demonstrate your thorough contempt for him.
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Both candidates have staked much of their momentum on this first-voting state, and both have opened more than 20 campaign offices there.
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In one case, a lawmaker complained about reporters resting their laptops on a marble ledge as they staked out House Intelligence Committee meetings.
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Soko Glam has staked its claim as a cult-fave beauty retailer by bringing us a bounty of must-have K-beauty products.
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Police staked out the area near the garage and the Chicago public transit's Blue Line, believing that Thurman might return to the area.
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Mr. Ackman staked his own reputation on Valeant even as the company faced steep challenges and regulatory scrutiny for its aggressive pricing tactics.
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So when lawmakers on both sides have staked out their positions, they should get in a room and start hashing out a compromise.
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Police staked out the business, watching man after man enter the spa and leave after 30 minutes or an hour, the affidavit said.
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The Timberwolves staked out a 224-211 lead early in the second quarter after Tyus Jones turned steals into baskets on consecutive possessions.
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Instead, several of Biden's rivals staked out policy positions they can't deliver on and that it's not clear Democratic primary voters even want.
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Meadows has staked out his position on all three of those fronts, none of which have enough support from the Republican conference overall.
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But further progress could be difficult now that Mr. Trump has broadcast that he and Mr. Kim have staked out conflicting bottom lines.
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About a dozen pro-immigrant activists staked out the entrance, holding signs and chanting through a bullhorn condemning Trump and the Republican Party.
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With support from the left-of-center Social Democrats, the center-right coalition government has staked out a broadly popular anti-refugee position.
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But when you turn around, you find that your pup has already staked her territory on your mat, doing some stretches of her own.
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They could've just as easily sat and staked out the apartment and waited for Elliot to leave, then hit him somewhere on the road.
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The interview highlights how Biden has long staked out a more middle-ground approach on abortion rights compared to many in the Democratic Party.
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Assange supporters in London are being urged to assemble at the embassy today, and RT has a camera staked out to watch his window.
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Von claims he staked Mazion with a $30,000 investment and in exchange, he was supposed to get 20% of all "Black Magic" fight earning.
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The right-hander, staked to an early 4-0 lead, didn't allow a run in six innings, tying a career high with nine strikeouts.
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Some big-money fund managers at Fidelity, Gamco, Thornburg and others have staked out positions across the sector in recent days, according to Reuters.
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Harris staked out her clearest position yet on the question of impeachment, saying that Congress should begin making the moves to impeach the president.
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"We are not moving off this island," says a handwritten sign that's staked in front of a teal house on the drive into town.
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A FEW YEARS ago, on a rainy October evening, Asiyah Ravat staked out the father of a pupil who had gone off the rails.
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But Justin Welby (who attended HTB before he was ordained) has staked his career as Archbishop of Canterbury on getting more bums on pews.
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After a decade in office, she has effectively staked her career on integrating the newcomers and repeatedly refused to cap the influx of immigrants.
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The Fullbright Company staked out a very distinct space with its 2013 debut Gone Home, a domestic slice of life set in 1990s Oregon.
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If they act dishonestly and vouch for blocks that could be part of an attack, Casper confiscates a large amount of their staked ether.
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Less than 24 hours later, Familia dropped another one to the Rockies after the anemic Mets offense staked him to a 393-0 lead.
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This is the sweet spot where enough money is staked for corruptors to clean up—and players earn little enough to be easily tempted.
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The governor, who has in large party staked the future of his campaign on New Hampshire, also stressed the importance of bipartisanship in government.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A pair of aspiring paparazzi staked out two weddings in Seoul's high-end Gangnam district recently, but they weren't looking for celebrities.
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Former PM David Cameron, who staked his political career to the vote and lost, hummed his way home after his resignation press conference. 82.
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Jay Inslee has staked his entire campaign on the issue, releasing a series of detailed plans to tackle turning the tide on global warming.
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Apple, Google and Amazon have also staked their future tech on AI for consumers with Siri, Google Now and Alexa, which runs on Echo.
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Donald Trump, on the other hand, staked his candidacy to the idea that he would be harsher on immigrants—especially undocumented immigrants—than Obama.
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Ramaphosa has staked his reputation on reviving the economy but has been hampered by severe fiscal constraints as well as infighting in the ANC.
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HTC has staked its reputation on being a design leader, and its new Desires aim to extend that heritage with a striking visual look.
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Only one well-known investor, activist shortseller Andrew Left of Citron Research, has filed a suit and staked a claim to lead the case.
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Pavel Durov announced the expansion of the Telegram Bot Store and Ted Livingston staked out Kik's claim to be the WeChat of the West.
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Hawley, the youngest member of the Senate at age 39, has staked out a position for himself as an anti-tech crusader in Congress.
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Strasburg (232-224) was staked to a 22017-0 lead before he took the mound but then gave up a season-high nine runs.
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Indeed, Justice Gorsuch has already staked out positions in several areas that are more extreme than some of his conservative colleagues on the court.
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Staked with some run support — finally — the Atlanta starter turned in another strong outing as the Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-213 Wednesday.
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Strasburg (211-5) was staked to a 2-0 lead before he took the mound but then gave up a season-high nine runs.
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It is Mr. Renzi's most crucial political battle — one on which he has staked his political career, vowing to step aside should he lose.
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But much remains unknown about the Crown Prince, who has staked his leadership and potentially his country's stability on bringing power to his family.
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Already, both sides have staked out very different positions on immigration, an issue that promises to be the most contentious in the separation proceedings.
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Within a few years, he exerted political control over Greece, staked claims to sovereignty in Egypt and Persia, and reached the edges of India.
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"A bank historically staked its reputation on the offering," said Charles Elson, director of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at University of Delaware.
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He shot 753-for-16 and staked the Cavs (57-24) to a 90-75 lead before Kyrie Irving took over in the fourth.
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The two guys who had staked their futures on this venture each held a 25 percent stake, and the other founder held the rest.
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The Greens drew record support, thanks to the clear position that Roth and other leaders have staked out in the country's intensifying culture wars.
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While you staked a claim on a part of my consciousness for the rest of my life, I won't give you much time here.
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Mr. Saccone has staked his candidacy on his support for the president, presenting himself as a sure-thing vote for the White House agenda.
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The six-month jail sentence Judge Persky delivered was recommended by the probation department; it was not a sentencing position he staked out independently.
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Banging your ex's little brother, staging elaborate gags, or stirring up shit (sometimes literally)—these are all ways spurned lovers have staked their revenge.
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Mr. Trump has staked his presidency on a booming economy and his re-election could hinge on whether it continues to surge or falter.
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Lime has even staked its claim in Africa as the first operator to plan a deployment on the continent in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Britain and the European Union on Monday staked out tough opening positions on trade negotiations, highlighting how Brexit is making them into economic competitors.
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Each side has staked out non-negotiable demands, and U.S. officials have long sought to craft compromises on what are often utterly incompatible positions.
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The prime minister has staked her reputation on tough immigration controls, having done more than any other politician to push borders into everyday life.
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They had staked out some prime real estate on the inaugural parade route, at Third and Constitution, though the market was not exactly flooded.
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The Cardinals took advantage of an erratic performance by Dodgers LHP Rich Hill and staked Leake to an advantage that he refused to relinquish.
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"I think that the China trade talks are everything he staked his presidency on," said Moore, who is an opinion contributor for The Hill.
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An activist investor and outsider for most of his career, Mr. Icahn staked his career on attacking the chieftains of intransigent companies and regulators.
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In the office, I staked out an unclaimed standing desk among a cluster of engineers and left my business cards next to the monitor.
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Mr. Trump's sudden cancellation of the meeting at first appeared to be a blow to Mr. Moon, who had staked much on brokering it.
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American colonists staked their claim to independence out of a refusal to be subject to the capricious and abusive whims of British customs agents.
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He framed the issue as one between those who believe a fetus is a baby and those who don't, then staked out his position.
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In recent years, the talented Mr. Thorne has staked out his own territory in the eternally popular field of young, misunderstood misfits and mavericks.
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There was a newness, sometimes even a rawness to this part of town, with its skinny saplings here and there staked against the wind.
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In 2012, a mini-war erupted between members of G-ville and Killa Ward, two cliques that had staked out territory near the church.
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While the stability imposed by Sisi has gained him wide support, he has staked his presidency on an economic turnaround that has not materialized.
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The goal: Figuring out whether regulators need to be tougher on companies that have staked out ever-larger chunks of the markets they serve.
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Mr. de Blasio staked his political identity on aiding New York City's less fortunate, and has been attacked by critics as an ineffectual manager.
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She has staked out opposition to the TPP during her campaign after supporting it while she was secretary of state in the Obama administration.
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She staked the sculptor Harry Bertoia to two years in a studio barn to see if, working with metals, he could turn out furniture.
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Once a position has been staked out on moral grounds, it is extremely hard to change it, no matter how good the reasons may be.
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NBC may have cornered the market on Dick Wolf procedurals set in Chicago, but ABC has apparently staked out Seattle for Shonda Rhimes' growing empire.
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Richardson notes that the solar industry is creating jobs faster than coal miners are, and Trump has staked his presidency on buying and hiring American.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance was staked much of its identity and setting on this idea of there being something concrete and quantifiable about the distant past.
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Papelbon, who was staked a 210-1 lead in the top of the 10th, blew his first save of the year in his sixth opportunity.
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A year ago, Xi, speaking days before Trump was inaugurated, staked out China's position as the world's economic powerhouse, promising a greater openness to globalization.
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Staked to a 1-24.44 lead, Pedro entered extra innings, perfect game still intact, the ghost of Harvey Haddix swirling about the Southern California night.
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Apart from that, Italy's stronger economic growth and declining unemployment are preconditions for fundamental political reforms on which the prime minister has staked his job.
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Task force investigators working the case had theorized that the culprit might dump his next victim near water and had staked out several possible locations.
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Bernie Sanders has staked an enormous amount of time and effort on the longshot possibility of beating front-runner Hillary Clinton in her home state.
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Stepan staked the Coyotes to a 2-1 lead at 15:11 of the second period as he one-timed Richard Panik's pass through Markstrom.
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And that's not counting a couple of other spots on the calendar that Disney has staked out but has yet to announce a film for.
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As the book surveys the territory where "queer" is staked, it ultimately constructs a portrait of a community of people at various stages of mobilizing.
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But Mr Rouhani staked his legacy on a deal, signed in 2015, that loosened sanctions on Iran in exchange for limits on its nuclear programme.
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Mr Kenyatta must have reckoned that his railway project, on which he has staked much political capital, was due another cut of Mr Xi's cash.
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When Weinstein arrived at the precinct on Friday, he didn't reply as news crews that were staked out in the area called out his name.
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The Giants, who have lost all three of their series this season, staked ace Madison Bumgarner to a five-run lead in the fourth inning.
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Ericsson has staked its recovery on growing demand for next-generation 5G gear, and some analysts think it could benefit from current turmoil surrounding market
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Russia has staked its claim as the undisputed leader in the Arctic, going so far as to plant a titanium flag on the North Pole.
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A group of slim, wellness-obsessed look-alikes in matching rainbow leggings and customized matching Lululemon shirts staked out a spot to try on clothes.
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As part of the deal, Verizon gets Yahoo's media properties, advertising products and, yes, all the mobile apps the company once staked its future on.
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What makes Trump unique among is that he appears to be primarily defining what he believes in reaction to the positions staked out by Obama.
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Those senators have staked out the now-controversial position that they would rather get something done than nothing, even if it means compromising with Democrats.
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Warren's plan presents a stark contrast with policy preferences laid out by 2020 Democratic candidates who have staked out more pragmatic territory, like Minnesota Sen.
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The only blemish on his line came in the fourth on a solo home run by Jake Lamb that staked Godley to a 1-103.
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Twitter staked its hopes on broadcasting live sports like the NFL, while music platforms from Apple, Spotify, Amazon and Tidal compete for exclusive album releases.
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Yoenis Cespedes staked Syndergaard to a 2-0 lead in the first by blasting a two-run homer off the advertising signage in left field.
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Taken together, the conclusions are bad news for a central bank that has staked its credibility on the need to nudge U.S. borrowing costs higher.
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Santos has staked his legacy on ending his country's wars with the ELN and larger rebel group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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It's ironic to think a subsidy could undermine coal or nuclear generation, but industry rebound hopes are staked on next-generation technologies, not existing ones.
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The South Korean president, for instance, has staked his political career on the events that led up to his historic handshake with Kim on Friday.
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The presidential candidates staked out competing claims on national security, seeking to persuade voters of their ability to ward off terrorist attacks on U.S. soil.
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Stay through the morning as the race quickly shifts to New Hampshire, where several candidates are already staked out in anticipation of the second contest.
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It was in response to the former congressman's newly-announced climate change policy proposal, an issue Inslee has staked his 2020 bid on (The Hill).
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The former shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, staked his modernization project on the secularization of Iranian life, and the emancipation of traditionally religious women.
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Mr. Giuliani provided no substantiation of this grave accusation, but instead staked his claims on information that he said came from unnamed law enforcement sources.
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That is because the new mobile licensees — having won their bids and staked their claims — are pushing hard to unleash the resources they have purchased.
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America, which staked out its independence 245.48 years ago, is undergoing a new revolution of sorts, as consumers across the country opt for healthier meals.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in was instrumental in facilitating the summit and has staked much of his political capital on a rapprochement with Pyongyang.
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Nunes has staked out a reputation as a defender of the President, and was also at the center of a controversial memo released last year.
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Barack Obama won by promising hope and change, but he governed by hewing to the market-friendly version of liberalism staked out by Bill Clinton.
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He has staked his reputation on revamping a stuttering economy and rooting out corruption associated with Jacob Zuma, whom he replaced as president in February.
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The largest hedge fund in the world has reportedly staked more than $1 billion that global equity markets will fall during the next three months.
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Mortar fire had killed Tyrone S. Woods and Mr. Doherty, both of whom had gone to the roof, where they had staked out fighting positions.
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He was staked to an early 5-0 lead, but gave up two-run homers to Logan Morrison and J.T. Realmuto in the fifth inning.
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A meeting Wednesday in Colorado Springs was supposed to be secret, but local news station KKTV staked it out and filmed attendees coming and going.
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The Fed has staked out a more aggressive path to raise rates than many investors had hoped, which means the costs of borrowing are rising.
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But he clearly got under Cruz's skin, and staked out the time necessary to establish himself as a major challenger to Cruz's and Trump's domination.
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That's good news for Mr. Phillips in Minnesota, who has staked his candidacy on the proposition that voters care about whom he takes money from.
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Oakland's Chris Bassitt, staked to a five-run lead in the fifth, gave up three runs in the inning and was yanked with two outs.
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President Trump has staked a large part of his presidency not only on righting this wrong but on making better trade deals across the board.
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She launched a charm offensive with leading progressive activists and staked out bold positions on subjects ranging from impeachment to reparations to the wealth tax.
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PARIS — Rafael Nadal's dominance on clay has earned him many monikers, but on Thursday he staked claim to a particularly French one: the Sun King.
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As it has staked out new ground, the administration has engaged in systematic screening to find judicial nominees who would carry out its legal views.
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Biden, who has staked his presidential ambitions on a strong showing in the state, had spent about $857,000 in South Carolina as of Wednesday morning.
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Staked to a lead in the bottom half of the inning, Severino immediately allowed a screaming double off the right field wall by Eddie Rosario.
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Mr. Comey, in particular, regards himself as fiercely independent — a position he has staked out over the years to both his benefit and his detriment.
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Staked to a 6893-0 lead, Washington's Stephen Strasburg could not hold it, as Alex Bregman's two-run homer made it a 2-2 game.
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Donald Trump, Ivy League brain genius, has staked quite a bit of his populist reputation on his supposed concerns about an epidemic of overdose deaths.
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He staked his claim as the leader who steered the nation through the storms of the Great Recession to a growing economy and job market.
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But Russia closed the border with China, and Blogoveshchensk, which staked its future on a closer economic relationship with China, has ground to a halt.
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Steyer, a billionaire from California, had staked his campaign on doing well in South Carolina, hosting dozens of events and lavishing the state in ads.
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Cover: Signs for a number of different candidates are staked in the lawn outside of a home in Des Moines, Iowa, on January 25, 2020.
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He has also staked his campaign on a pledge to bring people together, a message he delivered during his official campaign kickoff Thursday in Denver.
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Graham's condemnation of his colleagues won't play well in a chamber that, at least for a very long time, staked its reputation on its collegiality.
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From health care to groceries to meal-kits, the company has staked a claim in a growing number of industries since its launch in 1994.
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Although her conservative party has long opposed Turkish membership of the bloc, Merkel has staked a good deal on maintaining relations with its NATO ally.
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William A. Ackman, a billionaire investor, staked his reputation as a savvy stock picker on his ability to oversee a turnaround at Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.
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Anything that can move must be inside a container at all times or staked down with rebar, since those dust storms arrive with no notice.
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Further complicating the picture is the constitutional referendum on which Renzi has staked his job, expected to be held in late November or early December.
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The candidates staked out their talking points on trade but there wasn't a very robust back and forth on how they'd use their position differently.
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Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell and the chamber's top Democrat, Chuck Schumer, have staked out dramatically different views on how the trial should play out.
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Prime Minister Renzi staked his political reputation on the proposals that seek to strengthen what is widely regarded as a (constitutionally) weak and ineffective government.
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Jesper Fast and Boo Nieves staked the Rangers to a 243-203 lead in the first period, and Jimmy Vesey and Pavel Buchnevich also scored.
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League officials declined to say how much has been staked, but the investments are generally based on the expectation of a return in 28 years.
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League officials declined to say how much has been staked, but the investments are generally based on the expectation of a return in 28 years.
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The win spells probable doom for Cruz, whose campaign, staked on a strategy of winning over evangelical voters, fell flat in its first real test.
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"This is a man who has staked his entire career, his personal narrative, on being a champion for women publicly," Selvaratnam told the New Yorker.
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Ramaphosa has staked his reputation on reviving the economy after a decade of stagnation under his predecessor, scandal-plagued Jacob Zuma, whom he replaced in February.
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The share sale is also likely to be put back until after a referendum on constitutional reform on which PM Renzi has staked his political future.
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Trump's eldest daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner, an incoming White House member, have also reportedly staked out a home in the same neighborhood.
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But it is still a headache for a president who has staked his reputation on cleaning up deep-rooted corruption and reviving Africa's most developed economy.
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In the process he often staked out extreme positions as the first step in a negotiation that ended with him getting most of what he wanted.
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The Bulldogs nearly mirrored their first-half run with a 12-2 surge midway through the second half that staked them to a 68-56 lead.
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Two Chandler Catanzaro field goals and a touchdown pass by Palmer to Jeremy Ross in the first half staked the Cardinals to a 13-0 lead.
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Results are still rolling in the state, but Rubio currently trails Trump by almost 20 points in the state that he staked his flagging campaign on.
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The former Israeli air force first lieutenant said she often left the Media Lab, where paparazzi were staked out, holding meaningful books that promoted scientific achievement.
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Both men sought to maintain control of their narratives, perhaps due to the exposure they felt occupying the positions they'd staked for themselves within the culture.
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A similar portion favored another armed intifada, having lost faith in a negotiated peace and the Oslo accords on which Mr. Abbas has staked his career.
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Dapaah even managed to convince DJ Khaled, who has now staked his entire career on his ability to remain a meme, to be in the video.
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Any perception that she is pivoting away from the progressive positions she staked out during the primary season could agitate liberal voters, including former Sanders supporters.
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In conservative circles where reputation is staked to women's chastity, women are afraid to speak up for fear of hurting marriage chances or shaming their families.
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Paddy Power says 60 percent of its individual bets have been on a Brexit, yet they make up only 14 percent of the total amount staked.
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After 10 Republican debates, there remains plenty to explore because the remaining candidates - Trump, Cruz, Rubio and John Kasich - have now staked out positions, Kelly said.
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There's just an extra twist of irony in allowing your most valuable assets to slide into the ocean when you've staked your reputation on business acumen.
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Mr Buffett's first big bet on a consumer franchise of this kind was American Express, on which Berkshire staked a quarter of its capital in 1964.
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And the Vigil Against White Supremacy, which is the continuation of the March Against White Supremacy from Charlottesville, VA to DC, was also staked out nearby.
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An RBI double by Evan Longoria, an RBI groundout by Desmond Jennings and another RBI double from Guyer staked Tampa Bay to a 4-0 lead.
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Netflix Inc sank 20.4% premarket as it also missed targets for new subscribers overseas at a time when it has staked its future on global expansion.
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Trump has staked sizable political capital on boosting U.S. jobs growth and bringing down taxes, a hint of which may come as early as this week.
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Loose lips sink... The Trump administration is still short of the quarter pole and it's already staked a claim to being the leakiest in American history.
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In October there will be an epochal vote about a constitutional change that would reconfigure Italy's Parliament, and Renzi has staked his government on its success.
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In the final 244 minutes, he hit four jumpers, including a 285-footer that staked the Heat to a 284-291 lead with 284:25 left.
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On December 8, 1980, Chapman staked out the Manhattan apartment building where former Beatle John Lennon lived with his wife, Yoko Ono, and their son, Sean.
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It sat staked on a pedestal in front of the church rectory until early Saturday morning, when three thieves grabbed it, church and police officials said.
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Prosecutors often warn lawyers and other visitors that there may be news cameras staked outside the nondescript government building in Southwest Washington where Mueller's team works.
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Were reporters doing their job or going too far when they staked out Gary Hart's townhouse in 1987, following rumors that he was having an affair?
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Financiers like Peter G. Peterson, the chairman of Lehman Brothers, staked their claims, along with the fashion designer Bill Blass and the advertising executive Lois Wyse.
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The president has staked several hard-line positions since the caravan formed in Central America, including placing roadblocks in the way of migrants' requests for asylum.
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But she has staked her career and her public persona on standing up for women in the face of badly behaved men -- even when it's inconvenient.
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He has staked his government on a controversial constitutional reform referendum scheduled in November, and he has said he will resign if the referendum is defeated.
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The two bookmakers said the vast majority of cash staked on the referendum backed a "Remain" result - 90 percent of it in the case of Ladbrokes.
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But it is still a headache for the president, who has staked his reputation on cleaning up deep-rooted corruption and reviving Africa's most developed economy.
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The police staked out women's health clinics, looking to arrest women who appeared likely to have just had abortions based on being pale or seeming upset.
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Matjila has denied those allegations, but Ramaphosa, who has staked his reputation on cracking down on corruption, set up the inquiry last year to investigate them.
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Abrams, in particular, has staked her campaign in Georgia largely on spurring greater turnout among minority and young voters who don't usually participate in midterm elections.
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Schenn and Voracek staked the Flyers to a 2-0 lead by the end of the first period, but Daley's power-play goal started the comeback.
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The family had staked out a patch of the pedestrian plaza by spreading out a blanket and demarcating it with a few knapsacks containing their belongings.
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But Mr. Trump has staked his reputation as a deal maker on the presumption that he can personally achieve what no other president has before him.
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More than a dozen eager Cruz volunteers were staked out at the doors, signing people up to volunteer and selling Cruz's book as they walked out.
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But for Trump, who has staked much of his presidential success on bragging about the strength of the economy and stock market, it's likely especially concerning.
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But last Thursday, with the release of her latest loosie "Wild Yout" she staked out even more of her own place in the UK rap landscape.
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Democrats have staked much their electoral success on health care, arguing with near singular focus that they would protect coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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President Juan Manuel Santos, who has staked his political reputation on the peace process, has promised to put the peace agreements he negotiated to the people.
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These hard-liners, taking advantage of the political damage that corruption investigations have done to Mr. Netanyahu, have staked out positions to the right of his.
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However, split-ticket voting has become far less common, as the parties have more clearly staked out their differences, and as local elections have become nationalized.
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The company has not yet responded to our request, but The Guardian staked out the testing sites earlier this week and saw very little activity there.
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As satellite trucks staked out coveted parking spots and broadcasters from around the world described the town's horrors in German or Russian or Portuguese, tempers flared.
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But the soft-spoken Philbin, 52, more subtly staked out a series of startlingly low standards for acceptable presidential conduct during the first day of questions.
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Eugene McCarthy (Minn.) had taken on President Lyndon Johnson early in the year and staked his candidacy and career on ending the war in Southeast Asia.
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The Whole Foods brand was once synonymous with organic and natural foods, and the company staked its reputation on a culture of healthy eating and living.
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Mr. Biden, fifth here, has staked his campaign on the support of black voters in South Carolina, where he flew before the race was called Tuesday.
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He's staked out positions to the left of the national party, supporting a single-payer healthcare system and calling for trade agreements to prioritize American workers.
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Names were painted onto each of the dozens of doghouses, and dogs whimpered and leapt with excitement, pulling on their chains staked to the frozen ground.
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We know that certain countries have staked out claims to certain companies that have no national security risks, just because they're national champions or culture carriers.
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In that race, Romney staked out far more liberal positions on issues like abortion than he would as governor of Massachusetts or as a presidential candidate.
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Asked about Schiff's role, Connolly said: "It's my understanding that he has staked out a role for the intelligence committee that largely subsumes questions about Russia."
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Staked to a 3-0 lead before he stepped on the mound, Jake Arrieta started things off by striking out Carlos Santana on just four pitches.
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The shoes Vincent paints more rightly belong to Schnabel, who has staked his claim on van Gogh both by making this movie and recreating his art.
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Soon-to-be House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) staked out a new position on congressional investigations in an interview with Fox News on Monday.
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While he staked out a position of independence, Barr spoke broadly in favor of many of the tough immigration policies that have been pushed by Trump.
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He even staked his claim on the House side with an official office on the first floor of the Capitol, where he regularly meets with House members.
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But Raffaele has staked his practice and his reputation on the belief that an individual's muscles, organs, and bodily systems tend to age physiologically at different rates.
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The lack of progress with North Korea has become a domestic problem for Moon, who has staked much of his political capital on improving relations with Pyongyang.
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All that however faded to mere political turbulence when Trump staked out a hawkish position on Israel that positioned him to the right of even most Republicans.
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It was Rosenstein, however, whose reputation was staked to Comey's eventual firing, when the White House released his three-page memo as a justification for the move.
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Williams staked out the building for weeks and knew that it wasn't being actively used, so he discreetly painted the portrait in the middle of the night.
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While there, he successfully defended Texas's right to execute a Mexican national, as Dylan Matthews has written, and staked out conservative positions on several other issues too.
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Pirates 14, Reds 0 Colin Moran's pinch-hit grand slam and a three-run shot by Josh Bell staked Pittsburgh to a blowout shutout over visiting Cincinnati.
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He believes that personhood should be recognized at the moment of conception, a position staked out by anti-abortion activists who want to completely eliminate the practice.
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From the outset, Cruz staked his claim as the "true conservative" in the race, a brand built on standing up to the corruption of the nation's capital.
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So you've purchased your special glasses and staked out your viewing spot – but do you know what the upcoming total solar eclipse means for your zodiac sign?
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Johnson, of course, staked his premiership on the promise that the UK would leave the EU by October 31, so he doesn't want to seek another delay.
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This is in contrast to other candidates, who have staked out individual positions on taxing the rich, healthcare, corporate power, and providing aid to low-income families.
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Groups including the serious and long-established, like Doctors Without Borders, and those whose militant talk brims with denunciations of "the fascist police," have staked claims here.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his reputation and job on the outcome, arguing a change in the legislature will usher in a nimbler, more productive Italy.
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Even so, the arrival of native support could prove detrimental — or potential even fatal for those who've staked their claim on these sorts of clever work arounds.
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Her Party of Hope shares policy space with the business-friendly LDP, but Koike has staked out different stances on two issues likely to appeal to voters.
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At this stage, both parties have staked out sharp-edged positions: In March, the administration asked an appeals court to rule the entire Affordable Care Act unconstitutional.
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It took two more days for police to find Randolph's abandoned Jeep, where Buddy had staked out shelter while Randolph and Cruella took off to find help.
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Or you hear the hum of a dune buggy approach the little complex you've staked out, and fire off a few rifle rounds from 50 yards away.
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Morrison is healthy, and he was part of the second-inning and fourth-inning rallies that staked Jake Odorizzi to a 3-653 lead through five innings.
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It came with two outs in the bottom of the first against losing pitcher Jerad Eickhoff (123-4) and staked Garcia to a quick 1-0 lead.
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The President staked out a tough position after Republicans warned he would not get a vote on his eventual nominee to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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The Arizona comeback ruined a solid start by Texas left-hander Mike Minor, who worked seven strong innings after being staked to an early 4-0 lead.
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The first A&W Restaurant opened in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1956, more than ten years before McDonald's staked its first set of golden arches anywhere in Canada.
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CanAlaska has staked claims covering 75 areas detected in an airborne magnetic survey of the region, which extends over the northern Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Despite Rubio's public optimism, the new poll suggests Florida -- where Rubio has staked his campaign's future -- might serve as a humbling barrier for his White House bid.
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Inspectors contracted by the bank staked out the home, banged on the doors and tailed the family in cars, terrorizing them to keep tabs on the property.
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But Sigmar Gabriel, the party's leader, who had staked his political future on the vote, is opposed to the EU's trade deal with America, known as TTIP.
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There are three among them upon whom the future was linked; three who challenged Trump existentially and staked their careers, their good fortune and honor in opposition.
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Mr. Herz, who worked on other radio and theater productions as stage manager and casting director for Welles's Mercury Theater company, staked one additional claim to fame.
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Having publicly staked itself to using U.S. forces as leverage for ensuring Iran's departure from Syria, the Trump administration is undermining its own strong rhetoric against Iran.
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Shohei Ohtani had three hits, including a two-run bases-loaded single in the second off Andrew Cashner that staked the Angels to a 3-0 lead.
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"We want a good deal with our EU partners," Raab said, stating that there had been a "series of fairly stubborn positions staked out by the EU".
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Interestingly, meeting these requirements is easy with some careful crafting of business plans by economic consultants who are not involved or staked in the actual future developments.
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"This is going to give our country the lift it requires," said Ramaphosa, who has staked his reputation on reviving the economy after a decade of stagnation.
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Among them was President Santos, who had staked his legacy on the peace deal and had been rumored as a possible contender for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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In his dissent in Glossip, Breyer staked out new territory in the debate over whether the death penalty has proved too unfair, and racially discriminatory, to continue.
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Bob Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, has staked out ground that he would not vote for a tax bill that increased the deficit by a single penny.
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To reach those voters, Bullock does not plan a sprint to the left to compete with other better-known candidates who have staked out more liberal positions.
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Now they have staked their fortunes on another precinct of Long Island City, Hunters Point, a thumb-shape peninsula bordered by Newtown Creek and the East River.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in was instrumental in facilitating the Trump-Kim summit and has staked much of his political capital on a rapprochement with Pyongyang.
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However, he was staked with an early and took advantage, allowing one run and nine hits with six strikeouts and three walks over 5 2/3 innings.
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The former four-star Marine Corps general was viewed by many as a stabilizing force in a White House that has staked several unorthodox foreign policy positions.
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Mr. Arora, a former Google executive, invested billions of the company's money and was paid extravagantly as he staked a claim to take over from Masayoshi Son.
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The protest has been called by hardline former president Álvaro Uribe who staked his administration between 2002 and 2010 on his tough military response to the FARC.
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We Buy Gold staked out a space further west than all these other galleries, closer to Clinton Hill and quite accessible by the A or C trains.
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The Yankees staked Sabathia to an early lead when Brett Gardner doubled to lead off the game and scored on a two-out single by Didi Gregorius.
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Kurdish militias have staked out areas of de facto autonomy in parts of the country but are not entirely aligned with either the government or the rebels.
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"I don't know of any justice who has staked out as strong a position on presidential immunity even from questioning as Judge Kavanaugh has," Mr. Dellinger said.
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In the Senate race, Mr. Renacci, 59, has staked his campaign on his relationship with the president and attacked Mr. Brown for opposing Mr. Trump's tax cuts.
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Not only can we probably expect an awkward personal relationship between Trump and Trudeau, but both countries have staked out pretty different turf for their national identities.
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Even in Najaf, the intellectual center of Iraqi Shiism and the home of the country's most revered ayatollah, Ali al-Sistani, the Iranians have staked out ground.
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At Mr. Cacace's trial, Mr. Calabro testified that he was part of a crew that staked out Officer Dols' house in Sheepshead Bay and executed him outside.
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Cynthia Nixon, whose run for governor of New York is staked on her experience as an activist in the public schools, released her education platform on Wednesday.
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By requiring students to learn three types of essay writing — argumentative, informational and narrative — the Core staked a claim for writing as central to the American curriculum.
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There's not much Trump can do about that, but it's a problem for him considering how much political capital he's staked on the strength of the Dow.
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Barrett is something of an authority on interrogation methods, and since he has staked his reputation on his interviews with Kimberly, his job is suddenly in jeopardy.
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Volkswagen has staked its future on what it says will be a family of moderately priced electric vehicles, making emission-free transportation accessible to middle-class buyers.
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Russia, with the longest Arctic coast, ostentatiously staked a claim to vast stretches of the Arctic seabed by planting a flag beneath the North Pole in 2007.
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The president has staked his foreign policy on confronting Tehran with economic sanctions and tough rhetoric, but until last week had largely held off on engaging militarily.
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In some ways it's a compliment to like the art of the game and its own politics that it can become outdated because it staked certain positions.
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But it begs another question: Have American leaders, both political and military, staked so much of their reputations here that Iraq has become "too big to fail"?
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Prime Minister Zoran Zaev had staked his political career and his country's future on resolving a three-decade-old dispute with neighboring Greece over his nation's name.
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But the White House has also staked much of its agenda in the Middle East on the growing partnership with Saudi Arabia and the MBS' new leadership.
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McCall said ITV had been right to shift focus, and its next step would be in subscription video-on-demand (SVOD), territory staked out by Netflix (NFLX.
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Trump staked his campaign on a hard-line immigration stance, complete with mass deportations, a ban on Muslim immigration and a border wall paid for by Mexico.
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And there was a prevailing sense of the importance of following through on a campaign promise upon which so many House Republicans had staked their political reputations.
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Positivists staked out progressive stances on an array of issues, waging crusades against government corruption and in favor of legislation to improve working conditions for poor Brazilians.
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The streaming giant also staked its Oscar hopes last year on Alfonso Cuarón's "Roma," a black-and-white film based on the director's childhood in Mexico City.
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It is a view Kashkari has staked out repeatedly over the past couple of years, but only recently has it been adopted by his policy-setting colleagues.
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Nicknamed "Evel Knievel" after the late motorbike stunt rider for his audacious bets, Cawkwell is going against the trend that Brexit punts are more modest: he has staked a four-figure sum on a British departure from the EU. Political betting has become a serious business in recent years for Britain's 6.3-billion-pound gambling industry, with about 100 million pounds thought to have been staked on last year's general election.
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Opinion polls are making increasingly grim reading for Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, less than three weeks before the referendum on which he has staked his political future.
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Biden has staked out a position as a somewhat old-fashioned moderate who would welcome compromise with Republicans, a stance that has enraged the Democrats' left-wing base.
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"The PSD staked everything on the referendum, by associating with it and trying to capitalize on it," said Sergiu Miscoiu, a political science professor at Babes-Bolyai University.
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He has held meetings at his New York City office, not far from Trump Tower but away from reporters staked out there, people familiar with the talks said.
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Other major foreign players such as Anheuser-Busch InBev, Carlsberg Group and SABMiller have also staked their bets on Vietnamese drinkers and set up breweries in the country.
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Jay Inslee, who's staked his candidacy on addressing the climate crisis, was the first in the field to call for one, but the idea has since gained traction.
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I wanted to understand what lay beyond the stable little colony my family had built, out on the endless frontier where my great-uncle had staked his claim.
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The stock may also be reacting to ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, as Tesla has staked its future on building and selling its cars there.
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Center fielder Charlie Blackmon had staked the Rockies to a 2-0 lead with his 25th homer in the fourth inning and a RBI single in the fifth.
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Trump rarely talks about abortion on the campaign trail or in televised interviews, despite the fact that many of his rivals have staked out positions on the issue.
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Atop that, Guterres has personally staked out positions in the past year that run counter to recent administration policy, and which might not improve his White House reception.
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Bookies say the referendum could be Britain's biggest political betting event, though the amount taken will probably equate only to that staked on a single big football match.
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As a practising Orthodox Christian, Mr Poroshenko had been passionately involved in church affairs and staked his unsuccessful election campaign on a slogan of "army, language and faith".
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"The field has really blossomed," said Suvi Gezari at the University of Maryland, one of the few stubborn pioneers who staked their careers on TDEs during leaner years.
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Outside the Wells Fargo Center, the home of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Bernie Sanders supporters have literally staked their claim on Roosevelt Park: They've erected tents.
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Yet rather than seek ways to give families more options, some people wanting to fix the city's education woes have staked out a position on rolling back choice.
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Republican governor Pete Wilson turned California and the Bay Area solidly blue when he staked and lost his political career on the anti-immigrant Proposition 187 in 1994.
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It can be staked into the ground and looks just looks like a lawn ornament, making it perfect for gardening, pool parties, bonfires, or any other backyard activities.
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Even in this early stage of the 2020 race, nearly all of President Donald Trump's would-be opponents have staked out their support for expanding health-care coverage.
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The government had staked its authority to compel Apple to cooperate on the All Writs Act, which was instituted in 1789 and has been amended several times. Rep.
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The Rose's inaugural director, Sam Hunter, was staked to an acquisition budget of $22019,000 with the stipulation that no individual work could be purchased for more than $5,000.
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He staked to a 343-2 lead but was removed after giving up two hits and a walk to three of the first four batters in the sixth.
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Washington (CNN)For months, President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and top aides have staked any progress dealing with North Korea's burgeoning nuclear program on China's involvement.
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Trump has staked much of his political support on delivering changes to the tax code, an initiative that has prompted investors to send markets surging to new records.
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He had staked his strategy on winning — or placing top among establishment candidates — in New Hampshire, even securing the once-coveted endorsement of the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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The approval is also a boon for HSBC CEO Stuart Gulliver, who has partly staked his reputation on growing the bank's presence in the southern region of China.
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Fast start helps Marlins rout Mets NEW YORK — The Miami Marlins staked Jarred Cosart to a big lead Monday night — too big a lead, as it turned out.
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Two hours before, Brendan McDermid, Shannon Stapleton and freelancer Eduardo Munoz staked out both entrances to the courthouse, which was ringed by barricades to control the expected crowd.
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But the larger, more consequential, query is whether the new justice, who has staked out the far right of the bench, will push other conservatives to the left.
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That drew a stern rebuke from Justice Clarence Thomas, who has staked out one of the most expansive visions of the Second Amendment on the court's current bench.
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Trump has staked his re-election bid in part on the strength of the U.S. economy and revamping U.S. trade relations with China, Europe, Japan, Mexico and Canada.
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Trump has staked particularly hard-line positions on immigration as a group of thousands of Central American migrants make their way to the southern border to seek asylum.
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Now, having staked much of his presidency on a rapprochement with Pyongyang, Moon comes to the White House with the goal of keeping U.S.-North Korean diplomacy afloat.
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President Juan Manuel Santos had staked his legacy on achieving peace, but his approval ratings were so low that his endorsement may have actually hurt the deal's chances.
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Impact investors like Jim Sorenson have staked their own investments on models that can take Opportunity Zones capital off the coasts and into deeply distressed and rural communities.
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For Mr. Trump, who has staked much of his legitimacy as a candidate on his strength in the polls, the numbers are a dose of cold, dangerous math.
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"As the establishment insider, Vukmir has staked her entire campaign on the need to win a convention in May," Nicholson spokesman Brandon Moody told the Wisconsin State Journal.
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But the front-runner's crown sits precariously on his head, after he got a late start and staked out a more centrist role than his most significant rivals.
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Santos, who has staked his legacy on achieving peace, said he would meet with all political parties on Monday to find a way forward for the peace process.
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South Africa's new president Cyril Ramaphosa has staked his reputation on revitalising the economy and rooting out corruption, which marred his predecessor Jacob Zuma's nine years in power.
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A 26-2035 run near the end of the first half staked Kansas to a 219-53 halftime margin as nine Jayhawks scored before 25 minutes had elapsed.
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The one presidential candidate who's staked his reputation on being "really rich" is actually not all that rich, at least, not as far as his campaign is concerned.
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And in an interview with the UK paper The Sunday Star, rapper-cum-businessman Jay Z has already staked his claim for the hunk-faced boy band member.
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When she died and when her body was recovered, the townspeople were rumored to have to staked her through the heart to prevent her from haunting their town.
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But even before the impeachment proceedings, Stefanik was viewed as a young, dynamic member of the party — one who staked out a position that's closer to the center.
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He has staked too much on USMCA as a source of economic stability for his incoming government to put it at risk simply because of Central American refugees.
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The remarks appeared to edge beyond the position that Ms. Collins staked out in conversations with reporters last week, when she made clear that she saw Roe v.
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More measured than provocative, Ms. Rosen, a first-term congresswoman and former synagogue president, has not staked out any extreme positions on issues that have energized the left.
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What this study does show is that people who have staked a claim on one diet's superiority over another don't have as strong a case as they think.
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Cruz, an anti-Obamacare firebrand who has staked much of his reputation on helping shepherd this health care bill through the Senate, has maybe/possibly found a compromise.
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The story was published after a Herald team, which included Fiedler, staked out Hart's home following an anonymous tip — a move that was much criticized at the time.
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Cruz staked out maximally conservative positions on most major issues, some of which are based on far-right economic theories or rely on wishful thinking about international affairs.
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He is a libertarian who has long staked out his own positions on issues such as gay marriage, government surveillance and Mr. Trump's entry restrictions on Muslim travelers.
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As the date for the meeting drew closer, American and North Korean officials staked out deeply divergent positions on how quickly the North should surrender its nuclear arsenal.
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An elderly couple had seen the killers' Lancia automobile as they staked out Mr. Matteotti's house in the days before the kidnapping and wrote down the license plate.
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Santos, who has staked his political legacy on pushing the peace process with the FARC, has promised that a final peace deal will be signed by July 20.
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When Michael Brantley singled with one out in the seventh and the Yankees already staked to a 20-33 lead, Manager Joe Girardi appeared headed to the mound.
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He has staked his reputation as a reformer who aims to reduce the kingdom's dependence on oil and open the national oil company, Aramco, to limited foreign investment.
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More than a dozen candidates have staked their presidential bids on a breakout moment that has not yet happened, one they argue could come if Mr. Biden falters.
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It's worth noting that Buttigieg has staked out important positions on the campaign trail, such as vowing to withdraw all US troops from Afghanistan in his first year.
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Mr. Renzi had already tendered his resignation early Monday, after Italians overwhelmingly rejected a series of proposed changes to the Constitution on which he had staked his seat.
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Burger King has staked its claim to the throne with its name, but the fast-food chain has more than beef and plant-based substitutes on its menu.
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Still, many of the same observers warned that the Sanders campaign's ambitions are staked on a strategy that demands a break from historical convention -- drawing out young voters.
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However, Jimenez was staked to an early lead and took advantage, allowing one run and nine hits with six strikeouts and three walks over 5/2/3 innings.
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It's the latest in a string of wins for Nintendo, which staked its future on the Switch and wound up delivering the fastest-selling console of all time.
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But Trump has also staked his tenure on the success of the U.S. economy, and many economists see trade tensions and a tilt towards protectionism as increasing recession risks.
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Schwarber's second home run led off the fourth, and two outs later, Happ ripped a solo shot that staked the Cubs to a 5-1 lead and chased Tomlin.
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The focus for the euro is now on an Italian referendum on Sunday that could reject constitutional reforms, on which Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political future.
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Between changing audience demands and changing metrics for measuring that demand, NBC seems to have staked out a hybrid strategy that combines new formats with the tried-and-true.
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Abrams, who has made her struggle with student loan debt a major talking point, has staked her candidacy on finding those voters, talking to them, and turning them out.
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Profitability in Ladbrokes' UK retail has been declining y-o-y due to falling OTC amounts staked, higher taxes and increased regulation partially offset by growing machines game revenue.
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While the final results were unclear, there was no shortage of drama inside the middle school gymnasium, where each of the campaigns staked out room on the yellow bleachers.
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He didn't worship at his usual hometown service, which some reporters had staked out in hopes of catching a glimpse or asking a question of the elusive Republican candidate.
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The prime minister has staked his political future on the vote over his plans, which would reduce the role of the Senate and take back power from the regions.
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Paul seems ungettable: He staked his opposition on the $182 billion in stabilization funding, calling it an insurance bailout, and leadership would never remove that money from the bill.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, whose whole campaign has been staked on Midwestern moderation, was on the platform with Warren in the first debate and failed to engage her.
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Die hard eclipse chasers have, for the most part, staked out their claims to watch the eclipse out west around Wyoming or Idaho, where the weather prospects are best.
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Google has also staked part of its business on AI. Earlier this year, CEO Sundar Pichai announced virtual assistant and messenger products that draw on the company's AI advances.
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ICE has staked out courthouses, launched raids critics say violate the Fourth Amendment, and threatened to deport many people who had previously been allowed to stay in the country.
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Netflix has staked its future on global expansion and creating original TV shows, movies and documentaries to attract new customers and keep the existing ones paying monthly subscription fees.
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A loss in his home state would be a blow to Kasich, who has largely staked his campaign on winning there and other delegate-rich, mid-March Midwestern contests.
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Ramaphosa, who replaced Jacob Zuma as president in February, has staked his reputation on rooting out the corruption and mismanagement associated with Zuma's nine scandal-plagued years in power.
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A pedestrian Mets offense had staked Syndergaard to an early four-run lead, but even Syndergaard, their best pitcher, wilted, delivering by far his worst start of the season.
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Allies on alert There's perhaps no one who has personally staked as much on the success of getting Kim and Trump to meet than South Korea's Moon Jae-in.
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Many modern couples negotiate such an arrangement, but for Cusk it was more than a pragmatic bargain, or even a matter of justice—she staked her identity on it.
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Mr. Santos, who has staked his legacy on a deal, must now sell it to his people, who will be asked to vote in an up-or-down referendum.
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Mr. Santos had staked his legacy on achieving peace, but his approval ratings were so low at the time that his endorsement may have actually hurt the deal's chances.
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Gun rights advocates, who believe not only in the right to bear arms but also that carrying them in public makes them safer, have staked out their ground, too.
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He has tapped into a potent, pervasive anger among American voters, and some of the positions that he's staked out are much, much more popular than was previously understood.
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Nowotny had already staked out a tough policy line in an interview with Reuters in April that drew a rare comment from the ECB distancing itself from his remarks.
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Many investors believe Trump cannot afford prolonged instability in financial markets since his reputation was staked so closely on economic growth and the success of the U.S. stock market.
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"Senator Marco Rubio, who has staked his future on wining his home state, looks like he'll soon be toast," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University poll.
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Earlier in 2016, Deadpool staked a dominant claim on that list's #20093 spot, with a $132.4 million start soaring past the $91.8 million The Matrix Reloaded earned in 2003.
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The declaration follows a similar announcement on increasing border security by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, who had previously staked her legacy on welcoming hundreds of thousands of migrants.
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Staked to a 213-0 first-inning lead off Masahiro Tanaka, Snell cruised through five shutout innings, and five relievers limited the Yankees to one run on five hits.
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However, piece by piece, Murff and Young staked the perimeter of their own experiences — trying to get a grasp on a phantom presence that seemed to follow them everywhere.
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With an American naval carrier staked out near the peninsula, and North Korea all but promising another nuclear test, China has urged both countries to stop provoking each other.
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The abridged version begins with George Monroe, a prospector more interested in gold than natural beauty, who staked his claim in the 2100s and named the springs after himself.
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And in the investigation into the congressional campaign of Connecticut State Representative Chris Donovan, federal agents employed an informant and an undercover agent and staked out a political convention.
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This Smoky Mountain town staked its claim in the Fourth of July celebration game in 27, when it kicked off a July 29 parade at exactly 210:245 a.m.
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Since leaving Venezuela, Carvajal has denounced Maduro and given his support to opposition leader Juan Guaido, who has staked a rival claim to the Venezuelan presidency with U.S. support.
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Disney's chief executive, Robert A. Iger, has staked his legacy on this deal, and to gain control of Fox, he had to fend off an aggressive play by Comcast.
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Toshiba has staked its future on the sale, with the proceeds earmarked to help repair the financial damage from a disastrous foray into nuclear power in the United States.
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Starter Seth Lugo (2-1) allowed four runs over five and two-thirds innings against the Giants, and was staked to a large lead by the Mets' offensive onslaught.
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That's because most podcasts are free and dependent on advertising, and Apple has staked out a pro-privacy position that makes it difficult to compete in ad-supported industries.
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A survey in New Hampshire — which votes eight days after the Iowa caucuses — tells a similar story: Sanders has staked out a narrow lead, with a battle for second.
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Florida's high-flying offense staked goaltender Chris Driedger to a six-goal lead, however, and the club went on to post an 8-4 win over the Maple Leafs.
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We staked a claim in front with the beach walkers, body surfers and a doughy man with a Hula-Hoop, his appendage swinging in sync with each hip gyration.
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Institutions with smaller collections — from the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York to Tate Modern in London — staked their claims to more diverse, more global art histories.
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The candidate earning the highest favorable marks was former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, who has staked the future of his candidacy on a big win in South Carolina.
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