Are you a student within striking distance of Berkeley, California?
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Other recent surveys have also found Judge within striking distance.
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Thus, seeing friends, even friends within "striking distance," requires planning.
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The maligned Red Sox bullpen kept Boston in striking distance.
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Tate Reeves (R) — are within striking distance of one another.
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Better be careful — that's within striking distance of a flying mouthguard.
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Polls have started showing Democrats in striking distance of the House.
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The S&P 500 was also within striking distance of 2,200.
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The two candidates remained within striking distance until the very end.
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Last year's champion, Jimmie Johnson, sits within striking distance in eighth.
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" Ryan, for his part, said Tuesday that he's "within striking distance.
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Charter Communications is within striking distance of finally capturing its prize.
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But some polls have shown Democrat J.D. Scholten within striking distance.
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Still, a Democrat is within striking distance in deep-red Alabama.
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Bogdanovic scored several crucial baskets to keep Utah within striking distance.
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And Mr. Biden and Mr. Bloomberg are each within striking distance.
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She did pull within striking distance of Joe Biden in Iowa.
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Additionally, its ever-improving missile capability is extending its striking distance.
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The major indexes were within striking distance of their record highs.
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Stocks entered Tuesday's session within striking distance of their record highs.
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A deeper relief corps could have kept the game within striking distance.
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Amazon's stock was also within striking distance of reaching $1,000 per share.
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His 261 points at the break kept San Antonio within striking distance.
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Tiger Woods, at 22-under, is also among those within striking distance.
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And if you trust the polls, maybe even still within striking distance.
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Germany's 30-year bond is within striking distance of positive yield territory .
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Luckily, there's no star within striking distance that could produce such energy.
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Beto O'Rourke (D), who appears to be within striking distance of Sen.
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The conference is within striking distance of the record for tournament berths.
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Democrat Conor Lamb is currently within striking distance of Republican state Rep.
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The major indexes are within striking distance of record set in July.
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Instead, he got around 23 percent — coming within striking distance of Donald Trump.
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But at this point the all-time record is well within striking distance.
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That would put the United States within striking distance from the Western Pacific.
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House Democrats believe they are in striking distance of taking back the chamber.
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The euro was back within striking distance of its 0.69653 peak of $1.1377.
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D'Marcus Simonds kept Georgia State within striking distance with 11 first-half points.
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Three contenders are within striking distance of each other, a new poll revealed.
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Bloomberg is within striking distance of the statewide delegate threshold, at 2792 percent.
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Every American League team is within striking distance in the wild-card race.
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Two third-quarter field goals later, New York found itself in striking distance.
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That put him within striking distance of Eaton's first-day 4,703 in 2015.
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Memphis led most of the game, but Phoenix remained within striking distance throughout.
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That gave them eight, and put them within striking distance of a record.
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Kasich is in striking distance there, and tied for the lead in Pennsylvania.
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Sterling hovered around $52.463, in striking distance of $252.46, its lowest since Oct.
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Spot gold firmed to $1,451.61, within striking distance of a recent high of $1,452.60.
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Still, the major indexes remain within striking distance of record highs set last year.
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The euro hovered at $1.2374, within striking distance of the week's top of $1.2413.
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Polls show the CDU and FDP together are within striking distance of that threshold.
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The protesters then threatened to occupy a bigger crossroads in striking distance of parliament.
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INCUMBENT IN TROUBLE: McClatchy reports: Democrat Deborah Ross is within striking distance of Sen.
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G Brian Elliott turned aside 32 shots to keep his team within striking distance.
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They remained within striking distance of one-week lows reached last week at -0.35%.
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The euro hovered at $1.2384, within striking distance of the week's top of $1.2413.
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You don't have to be within sexual striking distance for this to be legitimate.
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The Dow is now within striking distance from all-time highs set on Jan.
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Even as the Trojans rallied, Ross' scoring punch kept the Waves in striking distance.
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Grant kept the Thunder within striking distance early, scoring 223 points in the first quarter.
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It was the long ball which kept Yale within striking distance late in the game.
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And like a brooding, jagged-winged little mammal, Batman v Superman is within striking distance.
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Her latest polling in Iowa shows her in striking distance of victory but sliding slightly.
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He's now within striking distance of Bill Gates, whose wealth Bloomberg lists at $87 billion.
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Minnesota stayed within striking distance much of the game paced by Andrew Wiggins' 20 points.
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These factors keep Trump perennially within striking distance; it's a very winnable election for him.
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Why should it require explicit scheduling to see a friend who lives "within striking distance"?
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Earlier in the session, prices had been within striking distance of the four-year highs.
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He's within striking distance of the magic number necessary to clinch the nomination outright: 1,191.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), whom polls have shown is within striking distance in Iowa; Sen.
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But polls and people agree; Democrat Beto O'Rourke is withing striking distance of Texas Sen.
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Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, was within striking distance at 22%.
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In November, Walmart's prices were within striking distance of matching Amazon's for the first time.
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His campaign has surged to striking distance of top contenders for the nomination including Sens.
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The Australian dollar fetched $0.69175 flat in Asia but within striking distance of its Dec.
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A Monmouth University poll showed Lamb is within striking distance, trailing Saccone 49% to 46%.
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Barcelona enters its next game, at Real Madrid, the Spanish league leader, within striking distance.
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O'Rourke has drawn closer at campaign's end, with polls showing him behind but within striking distance.
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Rising yields boosted financial shares, putting the S&P 500 within striking distance of a record.
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Wednesday's gains put the 230-stock average within striking distance of reaching its pre-coronavirus levels.
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As a result, the euro was back within striking distance of its 2016 peak of $1.1377.
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Oakland stayed within striking distance for most of the game, only trailing 41-36 at halftime.
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If Trump were to totally collapse, Democrats hope to be within striking distance of Arizona Sen.
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The yen held steady at 108.81 per dollar, within striking distance of a two-month low.
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The price is now hovering within striking distance of last month's 10-year high of $3,326.
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The index had been within striking distance of 20,000 in recent days, but closed at 19,833.68.
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He didn't get the win but pitched well enough to keep the Yankees within striking distance.
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The Dow, S&P and Nasdaq were also within striking distance of their respective record levels.
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There are few other countries where hiking and skiing are within striking distance of a mosque.
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We're in striking distance of profitability, I think the end of this year, we'll be there.
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Throughout the stories, humanity is often portrayed as the enemy of everything within its striking distance.
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With just over a month before the primary, none of his opponents are within striking distance.
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South Dakota made seven of its last nine first-half attempts to stay within striking distance.
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But if you want to know why Mr. Trump is still in striking distance — why Mrs.
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The Timberwolves stayed within striking distance much of the game paced by Andrew Wiggins' 30 points.
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Eaton holds a 63 point lead and is within striking distance of his own world record.
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The Dow Jones industrial average has come within striking distance of 20,000 for the first time.
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The index remained within striking distance of its 2019 high of 112.173 brushed in early March.
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I think it's going to be Amazon before it's Apple, even though Apple's in striking distance.
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Still, a recent poll conducted by NARAL found that Newman is within striking distance of Lipinski.
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U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar is fifth, the only other candidate within striking distance of the leaders.
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DeRozan and Gay combined for 27 first-half points to keep their club within striking distance.
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The S&P 21.37 came within striking distance of a record high hit two weeks ago.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average has also traded within striking distance of its all-time high.
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Moreover, Ecuador at 20 and Peru and Paraguay at 18 each are well within striking distance.
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Spot gold was slightly firmer at $1,442.11, within striking distance of a recent six high of $1,452.60.
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Sanders is within striking distance of Clinton in Iowa, and leads her in most New Hampshire polls.
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The dollar index was marginally lower at 53 and within striking distance of the week's 103.65 peak.
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The broad index made got within striking distance of the record on multiple occasions in recent weeks.
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The Dow Jones industrial average came within striking distance of record highs, closing up about 250 points.
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And down-ballot, Democrats defied expectations too, coming within striking distance of retaking Virginia's House of Delegates.
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But heavy investment in training and facilities since then has brought them within striking distance of America.
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Prices earlier dipped to $318.20, within striking distance of the 2019 low of $318.10 set in May.
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Jude Invitational, but still lurked within striking distance of halfway leader Matthew Fitzpatrick in Memphis on Friday.
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The S&P 2.37 and Nasdaq indexes are now within striking distance of another all time high.
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Politico reports that Sanders is in striking distance of victory in Vermont, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Colorado and Minnesota.
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Australia's Jason Day is tied with a group of six others within striking distance at 4 under.
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"The market has a hard time sustaining itself within striking distance of the year's highs," McGillian said.
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Recent polls have found O'Rourke within striking distance of Cruz, though the incumbent senator remains the favorite.
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And some numbers in Florida don't add up, even as Nelson and Gillum get within striking distance.
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Columns of armored vehicles were spotted heading toward military installations within striking distance of Qaeda-controlled territory.
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Montana has long been a safe GOP state, but recent polling has shown Quist within striking distance.
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Because they stayed within striking distance, the Mets took off once trades injected life into the offense.
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But other polls have also shown McMullin, a Mormon, in striking distance in the heavily Mormon state.
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State public schools chief Tony Evers could very well be within striking distance, based on polling averages.
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As the contest enters its closing days, polls suggest that Gillespie is within striking distance of Northam.
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Germany's benchmark 383-year Bund yield is within striking distance of record lows reached six months ago.
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Amy Klobuchar is, at 10 percent, the only other candidate within striking distance of the top tier.
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Colorado remains outside of a playoff position but has pulled itself within striking distance with this run.
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The New Zealand dollar traded at $0.6264, which is within striking distance of a four-year low.
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The dollar index was marginally higher at 103.05 and within striking distance of the week's 103.65 peak.
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The Dow Jones industrial average came within striking distance of 20,000 on Tuesday, closing about 25 points away.
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Make sure the tool keeps you out of striking distance of the snake (about half its body length).
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U.S. stocks extended gains Tuesday putting the Dow within striking distance of 20,000, a milestone it's never reached.
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But they have all had productive stretches, allowing the Knicks to reach or stay within striking distance of .
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The blue chip index closed at a record high of 18,807.88, putting it within striking distance of 668.443,000.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite were also within striking distance of reaching all-time highs.
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The pound traded at $1.2459, within striking distance of a 27-month low of $1.2382 reached last week.
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While the Dow has been within striking distance of 20,000 in recent days, on Wednesday it slipped lower.
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Cruz will need to get about 90-100 of them to stay within viable striking distance of Trump.
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Rams quarterback Jared Goff and company quickly drove within striking distance of Zuerlein's big leg, and forced overtime.
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The Dow is over 6900,2628 and within striking distance of its high-water mark set earlier this year.
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The jump in yields boosted financial shares, putting the S&P 500 within striking distance of a record.
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But Levine remains within striking distance, as the numbers fall within the poll's 85033 percentage margin of error.
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Every firing puts an ICBM miles closer to Los Angeles and within striking distance of New York City.
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The Mountain Hawks remained within striking distance most of the second half after trailing 212-24 at halftime.
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Its continued shift to cloud computing has placed it within striking distance of Amazon, which leads the field.
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After starting way down in the polls, Perriello climbed to within striking distance in the campaign's home stretch.
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An interception thrown by Manning with the Giants in striking distance 17 seconds before halftime was a killer.
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They would also break through in a number of "lean" Republican districts where Democrats are in striking distance.
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Mr. Biden has become the Democratic presidential race's delegate leader, but Mr. Sanders is still within striking distance.
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While Kluber didn't pitch as well as he wanted too, he did keep the Indians in striking distance.
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But among major leaguers with at least 30 innings pitched, only Betances (15.51 K/20023) is within striking distance.
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Indiana remained within striking distance following double-digit scoring performances by Oladipo (11), Malcolm Brogdon (10) and Sabonis (10).
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It also surpasses the likes of Nike, Nvidia and puts it within striking distance of McDonald's, Citigroup and Salesforce.
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The 30-stock index is now within striking distance of making back all the losses from the coronavirus fears.
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Afghan officials warned after the attack that the Taliban is within striking distance of the provincial capital Lashkar Gah.
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He believes June's robust gains, which are putting the index within striking distance of all-time highs, are vulnerable.
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Two minutes after the Trojans had pulled back within striking distance, the Sooners once again led by double figures.
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But the top Republican in the field, John Cox, is within striking distance of finishing in the top two.
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Jake McGee, Gonzalez Germen and Boone Logan kept the Rockies within striking distance with two innings of shutout relief.
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John Kasich -- three candidates within striking distance of a second- or third-place finish behind front-runner Donald Trump.
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"God save us from the Fury of the Northmen" ran the prayers of anyone who lived within striking distance.
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Purdue got two free throws from Thompson and Hammons' fifth first-half field goal to stay within striking distance.
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"We are in striking distance here in New York," he said, asking people to turn out in high numbers.
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Sterling was little changed at $1.2061, but remained within striking distance of $1.2015, the lowest level since January 2017.
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It put a dent into the Sabres' playoff hopes after a strong January put them within potential striking distance.
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Every time Clinton has threatened to run away with the race Trump has bounced back to within striking distance.
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That's just a killer for Tiger, who had worked so hard to get himself back to within striking distance.
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A Chinese base there would put the People's Liberation Army in easy striking distance of the Philippine capital, Manila.
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Democrats also picked up 12 state House seats in 2018, bringing them within striking distance for this election cycle.
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That puts it in striking distance of the United States, where 12.7 percent of children were obese in 2015.
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"We believe Warren is within striking distance of winning both the nomination and White House," Mills and Meekins wrote.
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"I thought our relief did a nice job to contain them and keep us within striking distance," Renteria said.
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U.S. WTI crude hit an intraday high above $46 a barrel on Thursday, within striking distance of recent peaks.
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Volatility has increased around the election too, but it remains within striking distance of its August all-time high.
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The Commodores' lead grew to nine but their 22:208 field-goal drought kept SELA within striking distance late.
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DeRozan kept the Spurs within striking distance after a layup with 23:47 remaining had them trailing 101-95.
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"Huawei is now within striking distance of Samsung at the top of the global market," IDC said in a report.
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Onyeka Okongwu was key in keeping USC in striking distance, scoring 13 of his 23 points in the first half.
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The pound was down 0.31% at $1.244, within striking distance of a 27-month low of $1.2382 reached last week.
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The pound was down 0.133% at $1.2456, within striking distance of a 27-month low of $1.2382 reached last week.
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The greenback was a touch higher at 111.445 yen and within striking distance of 111.495, its strongest level since Dec.
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Prices on Thursday fell to $1,280.91, within striking distance of a more than five-week low touched earlier this week.
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The Bucks pulled within striking distance and were only down 90-89 with 613 seconds remaining in the third quarter.
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The jump in yields boosted financial shares on Wednesday, putting the S&P 500 within striking distance of a record.
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Four candidates are within striking distance of the presidency, including far-leftist Jean-Luc Melenchon and conservative Marine Le Pen.
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He carded 66 in the opening round and without the penalty would have been within striking distance of the lead.
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Swede Jonas Blixt, Americans Jason Dufner, Kevin Na, Luke List, Brian Harman and Grayson Murray all were within striking distance.
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According to the RealClearPolitics average, Trump holds a 5.7-point lead over Cruz, with no other candidate within striking distance.
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Kasich's campaign has pointed to a recent poll of Pennsylvania, which found the Ohio governor within striking distance of Trump.
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Harris said the carrier was in the Philippine Sea, within two hours' striking distance of North Korea if need be.
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That would require Democrats to win nearly all the Republican seats for which they are even in striking distance now.
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Shenault's score gave Colorado a lead it never relinquished, though Colorado State remained in striking distance until the final minutes.
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Germany's benchmark 210-year Bund yield fell to a six-month low within striking distance of last year's record lows.
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Even zookeepers and herpetologists keep out of striking distance by scooping specimens up with a pole called a snake hook.
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Elliott made two spectacular pad saves early in the third against Brock Nelson to keep the Flyers within striking distance.
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Yet with less than three weeks remaining until the Iowa caucuses, Ms. Warren, of Massachusetts, is still within striking distance.
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GOP leaders believe they are within striking distance of the votes needed to pass their ObamaCare repeal-and-replace plan.
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The LME index hit its lowest in three months, putting it within striking distance of the weakest since mid-22.
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The LME index hit its lowest in three months, putting it within striking distance of the weakest since mid-2017.
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Terry Rozier's 573 points, Cody Zeller's 257 points and P.J. Washington's 255 points helped the Hornets stay within striking distance.
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The Thunder's comeback started in the third, which they closed with a 17-5 run to get within striking distance.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors sit atop their respective conferences, with the San Antonio Spurs in striking distance.
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Recent polls show O'Rourke is within striking distance of Cruz, and that has caught the attention of the Republican Party.
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Germany's benchmark 210-year Bund yield fell to a six-month low within striking distance of last year's record lows.
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UCLA's 14-of-15 free-throw shooting — compared to USC's dismal 5 of 12 — kept the Bruins within striking distance.
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The unemployment rate is within striking distance of the Fed's forecast of 3.8 percent by the end of this year.
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That launch followed another test in July of the Hwasong-14, an ICBM that put the West Coast within striking distance.
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Senior guard Tracy Abrams tried to keep the Illini (18-14) within striking distance and scored a game-high 23 points.
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That means they are already well within striking distance of vast amounts of farmland that feeds Africa's second most-populous country.
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Better-than-expected earnings from J.P. Morgan sent financials flying higher and the within striking distance of its all-time highs.
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The benchmark index is also within striking distance of its all-time intraday high of 2,134.72, set on May 20, 2015.
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Oil prices rose to within striking distance of the key $70 per barrel mark — a multi-month high — on supply concerns.
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Dustin Johnson (65 at Monterey Peninsula) and Scott Piercy (65 at Pebble Beach) also were within striking distance at nine-under.
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Gains this week have once again put the S&P 500 within striking distance of record highs reached in May 2015.
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Oil prices rose to within striking distance of the key $70 per barrel mark -- a multi-month high -- on supply concerns.
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She modeled her masterful ground operation in Iowa after Obama's, and yet Sanders — who no one knew — came within striking distance.
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That still leaves a number of undecided votes for Republicans to win over, but it appears they are within striking distance.
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Earlier in the session, palladium rose to $1,560, within striking distance of an all-time peak of $1,565.09 scaled on Feb.
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Though Ohio has been slower to turn against the real estate mogul, Thursday's results put it within striking distance for Clinton.
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Don Blankenship, released from jail less than a year ago, now appears to be within striking distance of the party's nomination.
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Musudan missiles have a potential range of about 2,180 miles, which could put U.S. military bases in Guam within striking distance.
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Cleveland remained in striking distance throughout the second half, led by forward Kevin Love, who posted 22 points and 17 rebounds.
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Despite the problems, the Mets remain within striking distance of a wild-card spot, and their schedule in September looks favorable.
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The unemployment rate is within striking distance of the Federal Reserve's forecast of 21.77 percent by the end of this year.
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Burgas isn't the only town on Bulgaria's coast that's worth checking out, and other charming places are within easy striking distance.
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The unemployment rate is within striking distance of the Federal Reserve's forecast of 3.8 percent by the end of this year.
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While he trails behind the reality-TV mogul in most states, polls in several Midwestern states show him within striking distance.
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The pre-South Carolina polls showed three other candidates within striking distance of 143 percent, but none assured of doing so.
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A pair of strong returns, a forehand winner and a stab volley put Goerges back within striking distance at 15-40.
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To her credit, Warren held her own against Sanders and was within striking distance for much of December and early January.
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Now the second-youngest team at the tournament — with an average age of 245 — is in striking distance of the final.
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In 1968, North Korean commandos came within striking distance of the South Korean president's home, the Blue House, before being repelled.
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Internal RNC data also shows Edwards on top but Rispone within striking distance, according to a person familiar with the research.
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The Trump administration is a little more than a year old, and California is already within striking distance of those numbers.
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U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota was at 10 percent, the only other candidate within striking distance of the top candidates.
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Kamar Baldwin led Butler with 20 points, including five straight in a late burst that kept the Bulldogs within striking distance.
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Even still, he clawed his way back to 000,2414 points by Final Jeopardy, within striking distance of the other two players.
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The survey is the latest to show O'Rourke, a third-term representative, within striking distance of the first-term incumbent Cruz.
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In the U.S., stocks opened little changed on Thursday as the was within striking distance of reaching an all-time high.
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With 23 points in the first half — in one stretch, he scored 23 straight — Mason kept the game within striking distance.
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Gabbard, Steyer and Yang are currently short of at least one of the thresholds but are within striking distance of qualifying.
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LSU shot better from long range in the first half (38 percent) than from inside the arc to stay within striking distance.
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Still, Democrats have been persistently within striking distance in Georgia and have certainly won some longer-shot elections in the Trump era.
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Spencer Dinwiddie scored six late points — a four-point play and a tough driving layup — to keep the Nets within striking distance.
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We're definitely in striking distance to put together a good round of golf like we did today, and we'll see what happens.
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Today's announcement confirms those earlier reports and brings AWS within striking distance of the translation services on offer from Microsoft and Google.
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The jobs-report beat boosted U.S. stocks Friday, leaving the S&P 500 within striking distance of its all-time intraday high.
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The euro was up 0.04% at $1.1135, within striking distance of $1.11055 hit a week ago, which was a two-year low.
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The euro was 0.07% down at $1.1123, within striking distance of $1.11055 hit a week ago, which was a two-year low.
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Sterling rose 0.3 higher at $1.3551 and remained within striking distance of a four-month high of $1.3659 hit in late September.
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Troops are now in clear striking distance of the city and they appear to have begun an assault on Mosul from outside.
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The yen last fetched 105.41 per dollar, and was within striking distance of 105.03, its strongest since the January 3 flash crash.
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The super quick freshman also distributed four assists, though the Longhorns (22-1) remained within striking distance inside the final media timeout.
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The pound GBP=D3 was down 0.31% at $1.244, within striking distance of a 27-month low of $1.2382 reached last week.
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Arizona State hit a season-low 32.3 percent from the field but stayed within striking distance by getting to the foul line.
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LeBlanc gave up 10 hits, including a pair of home runs, during that span but somehow kept the Mariners within striking distance.
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Bolton said that Chinese missile capabilities posed a threat to Russia as the "Russian heartland" was in striking distance of such missiles.
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The sudden drop brought it within striking distance of another "major support zone" at $42.70, which Seaport Global Securities flagged on Thursday.
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However, if Sanders survives and wakes up March 16 still within striking distance, he'll have no reason to bow out anytime soon.
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Sentiment around the negotiations improved this year to help lift stocks to within striking distance of their record highs set last year.
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Safe haven gold was at $1,227.51 an ounce, in striking distance of a near three-month high of $1,1.26 scaled on Monday.
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The yen last fetched 105.37 per dollar, and was within striking distance of 105.03, its strongest since the January 3 flash crash.
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"Bredesen is within striking distance of Blackburn, which is unusual for a Democrat in Tennessee," Republican pollster Daron Shaw told Fox News.
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ET. That put the contract within striking distance of $59.05, its peak for this year and the highest level since July 2015.
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Located within striking distance of Google, Facebook, Tesla, and other tech giants' headquarters, Atherton is home to many of Silicon Valley's 1%.
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Centrist Republicans are within striking distance of forcing immigration votes in the House, setting the stage for a dramatic election-year clash.
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Safe haven gold was at $1,226.35 an ounce, in striking distance of a near three-month high of $1,1.26 scaled on Monday.
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Kim, a four-time Korean junior champion, cannot plan his victory speech just yet, with so many quality players within striking distance.
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The pound was trading 0.5% down versus the dollar at $0.33 and within striking distance of an April 2017 low below $1.2409.
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Despite cold shooting from the field and at the foul line in the second half, the Volunteers managed stay within striking distance.
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But it shouldn't even have been close; what put Donald Trump in striking distance was overwhelming support from whites without college degrees.
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The storm was still far offshore and not expected to be within striking distance of the Florida Keys until the predawn hours.
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But other candidates remain within striking distance, highlighting the fluidity of the race with eight days to go until the Iowa caucuses.
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Roughly a third of South Korea's 50 million people live in the Seoul metropolitan area, within striking distance of North Korean missiles.
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The missile could have flown about 2,800 miles at maximum trajectory, putting the U.S. military base at Guam within reliable striking distance.
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Florida A&M stayed within striking distance at the half thanks to eight points by Desir and 11 points from its reserves.
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We're two games back of the Dodgers (for the best record in the majors) right now, so we're still within striking distance.
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European shares were marginally lower in early trade although the pan-European STOXX 583 remained within striking distance of four-year highs.
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The session's losses came after a massive rally on Friday that left the major indexes within striking distance of their record highs.
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This article contains information that is excerpted from his book - Striking Distance: Bruce Lee and the Dawn of Martial Arts in America.
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Still, after a decade of legal limbo, the FCC is finally within striking distance of having its rules accepted by the courts.
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Bernie Sanders, initially thought to be running more to make a point than to actually win, came within striking distance of the nomination.
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That puts them in easy striking distance for anyone who's looking to upgrade from an older, lower resolution TV without breaking the bank.
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It would have "rigged" it for Scott Walker, Jeb Bush or literally anyone else long before Trump or Cruz got within striking distance.
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And that could make Clinton's big delegate lead look, if not within striking distance, certainly much less formidable than it does right now.
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Thomas scored eight in the period and 2118 in the first half to keep Boston within striking distance, down 2114-220 at halftime.
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So it's definitely within striking distance to get to that point," Dennis Davitt of Harvest Volatility Management said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The metal had earlier soared over 14.862.63% to $1.63,21.6, within striking distance of a 21-month peak at $2325.47,346.73 scaled on Feb. 20.
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Palladium edged 0.1% higher to $1,395.10 per ounce, within striking distance of a six-week high of $1,400.50 touched in the previous session.
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Public polls have showed him within striking distance of Trump for second place -- and finishing ahead of Trump would be a major boost.
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The polls indicate that Trump is running behind Clinton but within striking distance, so from this perspective, Trump's underhanded reverse attacks may work.
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They simply could not permit Trump to take the Presidency and once he was in striking distance, I think they got really desperate.
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It's one of the most tantalizing objects of inquiry within striking distance—and we finally have a plan for observing it up close.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed up about 250 points Wednesday, within striking distance of a record high, after Donald Trump's stunning victory.
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Perhaps. But without that background she wouldn't be where she is today -- the first woman to come within striking distance of the presidency.
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Coleman got the Falcons within striking distance, breaking free along the left sideline for a 49-yard reception to the 15-yard line.
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And if Clinton is within striking distance in Arizona, Trump already has a narrow path to the 270 electoral votes needed to win.
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The long ball was the biggest reason Colgate was able to stay in striking distance for a good portion of the second half.
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And as of this spring, it was within striking distance of becoming the largest clothing retailer in America, poised to surpass even Walmart.
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Japan, also within striking distance, is much more cautious, a major topic in meetings between Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe last week.
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They are within striking distance of claiming a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for just the second time in school history.
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Sato was set back by a pit stop problem early in the race, but stayed patient, quietly moving his way into striking distance.
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Recent polls show Trump within striking distance of Clinton in the presidential election, defying predictions in Washington that he is doomed in November.
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But now that Blankenship is within striking distance of upsetting two candidates who Washington Republicans would rather see run against vulnerable Democratic Sen.
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That Norwood came within striking distance of Bottoms is remarkable, not just because of her race, but also because of her party affiliation.
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Germany's 10-year bond yield rose as high as -0.308% , while the French 10-year hit -0.006% -- within striking distance of positive territory.
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They're now within striking distance of the 218 signatures needed for a "discharge petition" to trigger a vote on the bill by Reps.
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Such an increase would also put it in striking distance of the coveted $26 trillion level for which Apple and Alphabet are vying.
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The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index soared 222 percent, coming within a striking distance of its all-time high marked about a year ago.
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When I connected that our trip to visit family in Singapore would put me within striking distance of the product, I was psyched.
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Joel Berry II kept North Carolina within striking distance in the second half, but the Tar Heels never got closer than four points.
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Bernie Sanders (19%), South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg (4393%) and Former Vice President Joe Biden (17%) all within striking distance of Warren.
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"We just cut it to 286 and we just couldn't ever get it to real striking distance, unfortunately," Buckeyes coach Chris Holtmann said.
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A new poll released Thursday by CNN puts Democrats within striking distance of taking back the House of Representatives, according to polling experts.
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That, naturally, has many liberals freaking out: How could this guy be within striking distance of becoming president, even if he's not favored?
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The Florida senator outperformed the low expectations that his campaign had helped set, finishing in third but within striking distance of Donald Trump.
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German Bund yields fell to within striking distance of record lows hit last September at the height of concern about the Sino-U.
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Philadelphia kept within striking distance by killing off two Kings penalties but was unable to capitalize on two power plays of its own.
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"The idea that you're within striking distance of an incumbent president — not considering the party fundraising — I think that's pretty solid," Gifford said.
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Booker had cleared the donor threshold and Gabbard was within striking distance, but neither of them hit five percent in any approved polls.
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It brought the S&P 500 to within striking distance — less than 2 percent — of its high of 3025.86, reached on July 26.
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On Friday, an Iranian commander had threatened counter-strikes against the United States, saying Iran had identified 35 potential targets within striking distance.
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Among the targets within striking distance of Iran are American ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Sea of Oman, and the Persian Gulf.
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Irving kept Cleveland within striking distance while James was out by scoring 12 points over the final 5:11 of the second quarter.
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But the electoral trends that put Donald J. Trump within striking distance of victory were clear long before Mr. Comey sent his letter.
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Less than three months before the Iowa caucuses, polls show Mr. Sanders within striking distance of victory in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Such a move would allow Putin to circumvent term limits, and put Russian forces within striking distance of a major NATO weak point.
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This seaside city offers plenty of Hawaiian charm, and is within striking distance of lovely beaches, volcanic landscapes and a popular local market.
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Bernie Sanders in the delegate count, and came within striking distance of the senator in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, the senator's own backyard.
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CBS, for years an also-ran in the morning show wars, has lately drawn within striking distance of its ABC and NBC rivals.
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But the decision he is now grappling with echoes questions voiced by his supporters as Mr. Sanders finds himself in striking distance of Mrs.
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The yield on two-year Treasury yield hit 0.905 percent, within striking distance of the two-month peak of 0.920 percent set last Thursday.
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Democrats are in striking distance of winning all three states because they face Republican nominees who have had to work to unite their bases.
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The Cubs remained within striking distance until the late innings, but the Mets scored four times in the seventh and twice in the ninth.
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Phoenix stayed within striking distance, thanks in large part to Teletovic, who made four second-quarter 26-pointers and had 29 points at intermission.
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The new spot is striking distance from Las Vegas, and should provide a beautiful road trip for anyone adventurous enough to make the drive.
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The same poll also shows that independent candidate, Evan McMullin, is in striking distance of a Utah win, with 22 percent of the vote.
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It had fallen as low as 1.839% earlier Friday, within striking distance of 1.835% set on Thursday, which was the lowest since March 27.
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The Suns trailed by 268 points with 244:210 left in the third quarter, but a 17-3 run got them within striking distance.
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The Musketeers had the better team, but with fewer possessions, Wisconsin stayed within striking distance, and hoped for some big shots at the end.
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The dollar was a shade higher at 113.56 yen and in striking distance of a one-month peak of 113.82 reached the previous day.
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The yield on two-year Treasury bills hit 0.905 percent, within striking distance of the two-month peak of 0.920 percent set last Thursday.
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The dollar index broadly flat at 0.78703, its lowest level since March 8 and within striking distance of a one-month low of 89.40.
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Sanders, the self-described democratic socialist, is within striking distance of beating Clinton in the first two early states -- a stunning feat in itself.
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Furthermore, the beauty of Cost Rica is that it's within striking distance of both U.S. coasts, and thus has become a hotbed for talent.
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It is these more optimistic minorities who have formed the bedrock of Clinton's support and pushed her within striking distance of securing the nomination.
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The 46-point romp made a statement for Utah, which sits within striking distance of the top four of the College Football Playoff rankings.
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But after the home run, Matz retired the next 15 batters in a row — six via strikeout — to keep the Mets within striking distance.
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The FTC settlement with Equifax has left the stock price in the worrisome position of being within striking distance of an all-time high.
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But Harrison has pointed to the recent Democratic victories in other red states, like Kansas, to argue that he's within striking distance of Graham.
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But low-turnout special elections are notoriously unpredictable, and GOP analysts say heavy spending by Strange's establishment allies has left him within striking distance.
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Now, Representative Patrick Murphy, a second-term congressman, is within striking distance of defeating Mr. Rubio in the senator's race to keep his seat.
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New York time, although Nixon was closing the gap in the popular vote, Kennedy had moved within striking distance of an Electoral College victory.
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It'll be interesting to see whether Democrats can pull within striking distance in any of their long-shot options, like California's 50th or Fourth.
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If flown on a standard trajectory, analysts said, the missile would have a maximum range of about 2,800 miles, putting Guam in striking distance.
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Bernie Sanders within striking distance of former Vice President Joe Biden in South Carolina, the latest evidence that Sanders' momentum is broad and real.
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The big picture: Both Hood and Reeves seemed within striking distance of the seat leading up to Tuesday's vote in the traditionally red state.
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On Tuesday, sterling edged 0.3 percent lower to $1.3529 but remained within striking distance of a four-month high of $1.3614 hit last week.
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Australian Cameron Smith also birdied the final three holes to stay within striking distance with a 66 that left him alone in second place.
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His three-point play gave Wichita State a lead in the final frame the Shockers never relinquished, though Connecticut remained in striking distance throughout.
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The benchmark index is now 3% away from its record high hit in July after coming within striking distance of it two weeks ago.
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The index is now about 2.43% below its all-time high hit in July, after coming within striking distance of it two weeks ago.
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But the report shows that to get the US within striking distance of its Paris Agreement goals, executive and legislative action will be required.
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Urán won Stage 9, giving the team its first victory at the Tour in years, and now he sits in striking distance of Froome.
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The benchmark index is now 3% away from its record high hit in July after coming within striking distance of it two weeks ago.
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But in the early voting state of Iowa, some polls have shown Cruz within striking distance with the caucuses less than 10 days away.
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The dollar stood within striking distance of a two-week high against peers on uplifting signs from the U.S. economy and higher Treasury yields.
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Friday's test launch, the second to fly over Japan, clearly proves the U.S. territory of Guam is within North Korea's striking distance, experts said.
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The positive assessment of the talks adds to signals coming from both sides that a so-called "phase one" deal is within striking distance.
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Beal missed six of his first seven 276-pointers, but managed to score 33 points by halftime to keep his team within striking distance.
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The S&P 500, which came within striking distance of its record closing peak of 2,210 touched last May, lost 20.242 percent to 20.1,21.1300.
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Docking with the space station put Crew Dragon in striking distance of the orbiting laboratory and the three astronauts currently on board the ISS.
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The fuel is estimated to cost about $3.79 a gallon, a price that's "within striking distance," according to Carbon Engineering's business development manager, Geoff Holmes.
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He and another editor looked at 23 newspapers (including the Tribune) and found that most newspapers didn't even get within striking distance of that number.
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Rose spoke about the importance of "hanging around" within striking distance of the lead, and not pressing too hard until the right opportunity presented itself.
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The 41-year-old has made 640 appearances in Serie A, within striking distance of the 647-game record of AC Milan defender Paolo Maldini.
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Linebackers Jesse Osuna and Kyle Harmon intercepted passes for San Jose to help the Spartans stay within striking distance through most of the first half.
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The Chinese yuan in the offshore market edged 0.1 percent lower to 6.8037 and within striking distance of a four-month low hit on Monday.
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The Chinese yuan in the offshore market edged 0.21% lower to 6.809 and was within striking distance of a four-month low hit on Monday.
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What's more, recent polls put the two candidates within striking distance of each other, suggesting that O'Connor has a real shot of flipping the district.
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In other words, Democrats weren't even in the race a year and a half ago, and now they're competitive and within striking distance of victory.
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The US Navy announced that the USS Donald Cook left port in Cyprus on Monday, moving within striking distance of Syria in the eastern Mediterranean.
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At press time, Democrats were within striking distance of retaking the Virginia House of Delegates — a truly stunning result that electoral analysts thought was unthinkable.
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If a bus hit traffic within striking distance of his destination, he would often persuade the driver to open the door, and he would walk.
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Every post-debate poll has Harris firmly in third place, polling as high as 20% in some and within striking distance of Biden in others.
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The Tigers stayed within striking distance and were down 143-41 after a three-point play by Woods with nine minutes left in the game.
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Variants of the Shahab-3 can travel as far as 1200 miles, putting Iran's major Middle Eastern adversaries Saudi Arabia and Israel in striking distance.
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He received pledges of support from the ultra-Orthodox parties and a far-right grouping, enough to bring him within striking distance of a majority.
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A survey by pollster MDA in the state of Sao Paulo released on Wednesday showed him within striking distance of Bolsonaro for the first time.
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The Ducks' 216 blocks were within striking distance of the Oregon (221) and Pac-12 (224) season records, both of which were set last season.
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Despite a bad and likely still deteriorating picture for corporate earnings, the stock indexes have rallied to within striking distance of their all-time highs.
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There was good reason why: Polls were showing Sanders within striking distance in Iowa, and there was suddenly a race that could go either direction.
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U.S. stock indexes had been in striking distance of all-time highs, with some expecting a sharp rally to new highs in the coming days.
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The Senate voted 52-48 on party lines to begin debate on the Republican tax bill, putting the Senate within striking distance of passing it.
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But Matt Jones (71) and Scott Hend (76) are both close behind Fraser, with Stephen Bowditch (96) and John Senden (103) also within striking distance.
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Portland hit seven 3-pointers in the first half to stay within striking distance but eventually the length and athleticism of the Tar Heels prevailed.
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The metal had earlier soared as much as 20.1% to $214.80,215.04, within striking distance of a 21.5-month peak at $2803.27,14.802.63 scaled on Feb. 1.43.
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Rodriguez began this season with 21.045 home runs, within striking distance of the 210 hit by the most hallowed Yankee of them all, Babe Ruth.
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With new polls showing Sanders either ahead or within striking distance in both Iowa and New Hampshire, he's wearing a bigger target than ever before.
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The dollar index was broadly flat at 89.56, its lowest level since March 8 and within striking distance of a one-month low of 89.40.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which briefly came within striking distance of the historic 20,000 level earlier this week, recorded its seventh straight weekly gain.
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His forces' advance on Tripoli this past week has now put him in striking distance of fulfilling a five-year-old vow to reunite Libya.
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It's also within striking distance of the domestic hauls for last year's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ($330 million) and Suicide Squad ($325 million).
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In Europe, British 10-year gilt yields also dropped to a record low, while German Bund yields fell to within striking distance of record lows.
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In the 2018 midterms, Republicans came within striking distance; Peterson fended off GOP challenger Dave Hughes by a margin of 52.1 percent to 85033 percent.
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Harden also had nine turnovers and Minnesota (22-47) turned Houston's 33 turnovers into 25 points to remain within striking distance throughout the second half.
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But Mr. Johnson remains within striking distance of his goal of removing Britain from the E.U., Stephen Castle and Mark Landler of the NYT write.
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But it was Gilder and Timme who keyed a first-half spurt when the Lions (7-10, 543-2 WCC) were still in striking distance.
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The indexes were within striking distance of their all-time highs for most of September, but Tuesday's losses pushed them further away from those levels.
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Against the yen, the dollar rose 133% to 109.54 yen and within striking distance of a six-month high of 109.73 touched earlier this month.
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The benchmark index is now about 4.5% below its all-time high hit in July, after coming within striking distance of it two weeks ago.
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A 224-217 spree to open the second half put the Terrapins within striking distance, with Cowan's layup at 33:23 making it 210-2306.
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Junior forward Nigel Hayes scored 211 first-half points on 23-of-24 shooting to keep Wisconsin within striking distance at 813-281 at intermission.
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The dollar index climbed to a three-week peak and was hovering within striking distance of a two-year high of 99.370 hit this month.
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Against the yen, the dollar rose 133% to 109.54 yen and within striking distance of a six-month high of 109.73 touched earlier this month.
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Even after the Dow's declines, the 30-stock average remains up nearly 20% for the year and within striking distance of its all-time high.
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Just eight have met the much more stringent criteria for the next ones, and only two to four others are within striking distance at all.
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Just eight have met the much more stringent criteria for the next ones, and only two to four others are within striking distance at all.
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Strong gains in the heavily weighted healthcare sector, up 232.34 percent, and financials, up 27.2 percent, kept the market within striking distance of the unchanged level.
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President Kim Jong Un said the missile showed that all of the United States was within striking distance but U.S. authorities characterized that as an exaggeration.
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But intermediate-range missiles such as the DF-26 have a range of up to 3,400 miles, according to the Pentagon, putting Guam within striking distance.
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Cruz is within striking distance in the Badger State, and if he's to deny Trump that mark, he can no longer afford to lose winnable states.
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Warren and Buttigieg remain within striking distance, and many polls show a big bloc of undecided Iowa voters, creating the potential for upsets and late surges.
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Spot gold was up 229% at $21,6.63, as of 26.6 GMT, within a striking distance of $221,22018, its highest since April 19, 2018 touched last week.
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Areas around the city have periodically changed hands, and the regime's recent gains have put it within striking distance of totally besieging the rebel-held east.
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The euro has climbed to its highest in three months and was last holding firm at $1.1403, within striking distance of the March top of $1.1448.
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But Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren are still well within striking distance — though they are hovering around the 22004 percent viability threshold in individual precinct caucuses.
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While the single currency rose 0.2 percent at $1.1242 on Monday, it remained within striking distance of a one-month low of $1.1183 hit last week.
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"The encouraging thing is the S&P 23 is still hanging around 2,000 and still within easy striking distance," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TDAmeritrade.
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IF Eduardo Escobar hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning Thursday to bring Minnesota back within striking distance in the eventual 8-5 loss.
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The euro has climbed to its highest in three months and was last holding firm at $1.1400, within striking distance of the March top of $1.1448.
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Honestly, it's Economics 101: the cheaper product in a price-sensitive market will always dominate that market, provided it's within striking distance of the best product.
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While Cruz remains the favorite in the solidly-Republican Texas, a RealClearPolitics average of polls shows O'Rourke within striking distance, trailing by roughly 4 percentage points.
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Mr. Krasner, who supported Mr. Sanders in 2016, received some blowback for endorsing Ms. Warren over Mr. Sanders, who remains in striking distance in most polls.
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Bertain sank a 3-pointer, leading to a four-point play with 5:12 left, and the Islanders remained within striking distance until the final seconds.
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National Democrats aren't committing to pour additional resources into a closely watched Pennsylvania special election, even though the latest poll shows the party within striking distance.
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The blue-chip index has risen more than 11 percent since its pre-Brexit level and is within striking distance of its historic high of 7,122.74.
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Boston College remained within striking distance by converting 10 of 53 from the free-throw line, as opposed to just 1 of 2 for the Orange.
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The sense of uneasiness among Senate Democrats is heightened by their observation that Trump has stayed within striking distance in pivotal states despite being vastly outspent.
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Hillary Clinton may be surging in national polls, but in the key swing states of Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, Donald J. Trump remains in striking distance.
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Heng After a test of a submarine-launched ballistic missile last week, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un claimed the United States was in striking distance.
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Outsized gains this month from a range of tech stocks, the FANGs included, have brought the S&P 500 to within striking distance of its Jan.
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A flurry of battleground polls has shown Trump within striking distance in crucial swing states, and a poll from Rasmussen today even put Trump ahead nationally.
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White maize futures prices doubled last year and are currently around 4,500 rand ($13)a tonne, within striking distance of record peaks just above 5,000 rand.
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Nickel prices were also higher in London, at about $18,100 a tonne, within striking distance of a near five-year high of $18,850 touched on Sept.
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The wharf, Australian officials said, could lead to China's seizing strategic property and becoming a more direct military threat, within striking distance of Australia's east coast.
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Rather, Mr. Chowdhury, a Democrat, is mounting a campaign for the State Senate, and wants to be within striking distance of the State Capitol in Albany.
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The father, Randall Margraves, was nearly within striking distance of Nassar before officers tackled him to the floor in front of shocked spectators including his daughters.
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In 1968, North Korea sent commandos within striking distance of the residence of Ms. Park's father, Park Chung-hee, before they were repelled in bloody shootouts.
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Elizabeth Warren is within striking distance of Biden in the polls, he currently has a 10-point lead over her among female voters, per Morning Consult.
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In fact, the market for EVs would have to double from 2 to 4%, then double again to even get within striking distance of Ghosn's goal.
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Obama's win there made him surge to within striking distance of Clinton in national polls, and far above her in another important early contest, South Carolina.
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The benchmark index is now about 5% below its all-time high hit in July, after coming within striking distance of the mark two weeks ago.
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Mostella and guard Robert Hubbs III, who hit a number of shots late to keep Tennessee within striking distance, led the Vols with 19 points each.
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Now, those same chains rely much more heavily on their discounted cousins, and it is not uncommon to find them within striking distance of each other.
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It is within striking distance of a more-than-one-year peak of 95.652 reached on July 19, which is also seen as having technical resistance.
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While the N.C. district has long been in Republican hands, recent polling has shown Democrat Dan McCready is within striking distance of Bishop, the WashPost notes.
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Then they need to find a way to stop that force from escaping and hurting anybody else — especially a giant star base within easy striking distance.
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Abrams came within striking distance of Kemp last fall by turning out a record number of voters of color and building a coalition with white progressives.
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Against the yen, the dollar held steady at 108.165 yen per dollar, within striking distance of a near five-month high of 107.845 - its highest since Jan.
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Against the , the dollar edged down 0.02% to 108.125 yen per dollar, within striking distance of a near five-month high of 107.845 - its highest since Jan.
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The blue-chip FTSE 23 index was down 22 percent by 2100 GMT, but remained within striking distance of its record high reached in April last year.
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Sterling came within striking distance of $1.4300, pulling away from last week's trough of $1.4056, while commodity currencies such as the Canadian and Australian dollars also rose.
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North Korea has deployed an estimated 28,000 artillery pieces and rockets along the 248-kilomter (155-mile) border, putting the Seoul metropolitan area within its striking distance.
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Sure, T-Mobile and Sprint's combined market share of around 30 percent would put it within striking distance of AT&T's 33 percent and Verizon's 35 percent.
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On Wednesday, the 30-year yield fell to 2.123%, within striking distance of an all-time low of 2.089% set in July 2016, according to Refinitiv data.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields came within striking distance of the psychologically significant barrier of 13 percent on Monday, which in the past has triggered market spasms.
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The S&P 500 and NASDAQ have just days ago scored all time highs and the Dow Jones Industrial Average remains within striking distance of a record.
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On Wednesday, the 0.003-year yield fell to 2.123%, within striking distance of an all-time low of 2.089% set in July 2016, according to Refinitiv data.
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But Quist, a folk singer, has come within striking distance thanks to an outpouring of money and energy from Democrats desperate to score a victory against Trump.
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What about Texas, which has frustrated Democrats for years as its demographic shifts haven't led to political change — but which suddenly, and improbably, seems within striking distance?
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While the single currency was slightly higher on the day at $1.1228, it remained within striking distance of a one-month low of $1.1183 hit last week.
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The yuan fell to its weakest level since December on Friday, and to within striking distance of the 7 mark last seen during the 2008 financial crisis.
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The Diamondbacks remained in striking distance until Puig took closer Fernando Rodney, who was pitching in a non-save situation, deep in the bottom of the eighth.
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The U.S. jobs report led Wall Street higher, with the Nasdaq composite up by 0.25 percent to trade within striking distance of its all-time intraday high.
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It rose 1.3 percent on Tuesday after coming within striking distance of its lifetime high, reached in April last year, following a further drop in the pound.
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Houston led 39-31 at the half but missed its first eight shots of the second half to let Ohio State (20-15) remain within striking distance.
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One hopes to sneak up on a lounging seal by diving through holes in the arctic ice and trying to surface within striking distance of the beast.
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But the Mets are also 54-50 — the same as they were at the same point last season — and within striking distance of a wild-card spot.
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"It's certainly within striking distance - it's right there, it's available," skier Sadie Bjornsen told Reuters as the team prepared for the upcoming games, which open on Friday.
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On Wednesday, the 30-year yield fell to 2.123%, within striking distance of the all-time low of 2.089% set in July 2016, according to Refinitiv data.
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He scored 19 points and grabbed nine rebounds in the first half and was almost wholly responsible for keeping the Knicks within striking distance of the Thunder.
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Copper, which is used by investors as a bellwether for global economic health, is still within striking distance of its lowest since the global recession in 22.4.
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Other districts might move to within striking distance for Democrats — like the open 11th District or Mike Kelly's Third District — but Republicans would still be considered favorites.
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In the 1870 census, the first after the enslaved were emancipated, several Southern states were majority black and several others were within striking distance of that marker.
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The benchmark index is now 21% below its all-time high hit in July even though it came within striking distance of that level two weeks ago.
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That pushed the benchmark index 4% below its all-time high hit in July even though it came within striking distance of that level two weeks ago.
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Of course, Duke's unfavorability was through the roof, but 13 percent is well within striking distance of a spot in the runoff in such a crowded race.
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With 60 pledged delegates at stake in Puerto Rico, Clinton's win there places her within striking distance of the 2,383-delegate threshold necessary to claim the nomination.
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The Bucs got within striking distance on Jameis Winston's 18-yard touchdown pass to tight end Cameron Brate with 2:09 remaining, then had one final possession.
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Against the yen, the dollar was 0.2% higher at 109.53 yen and within a striking distance of a six-month high of 109.73 touched earlier this month.
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Every time, Durant, Westbrook or Dion Waiters put the home team ahead by more than 10, the Mavs found a way to claw back to within striking distance.
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Against the yen, the dollar edged down 0.2% to 108.125 yen per dollar, within striking distance of a five-month high of 107.845 hit during the previous session.
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And it would put them within striking distance of two-thirds supermajorities in the state legislature, even though both Clinton and Obama drew 45 percent of the vote.
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He's currently leading the polls in New Hampshire, has pulled within striking distance of Joe Biden in national polls, and is edging up in Nevada and South Carolina.
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The obvious question in all this is: Given her ego, would Hillary Clinton settle for being vice president when she twice was within striking distance of being president?
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Boeing is one of the best-performing stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average this year and is now trading within striking distance of its all-time high.
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She's done everything safely and the "right" way, and the undisciplined Trump is still in striking distance and likely to keep making it closer in the coming days.
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If approved by the House and the Senate, President Trump has indicated he would sign the resolutions, meaning the GOP is within striking distance of repealing the rules.
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With one day to go, the all-time high of $44 billion in issuances, from mid-2008, is well within striking distance (Dealogic's data tracks back to 1995).
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But with 24 candidates and a handful within striking distance of each other, it's highly unlikely any will garner 50 percent of the vote to avoid the Dec.
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Peloton is in "striking distance of profitability," but the company is investing in international expansion, new products, digital, new content and opening more Peloton studios, Foley told analysts.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index has also pierced through its January 216 peak to come within a striking distance of its record high set in April 298.236.
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Tampa Bay rallied within striking distance on Jameis Winston's red-hot fourth quarter, including an 18-yard touchdown pass to tight end Cameron Brate with 2:09 remaining.
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"The Nasdaq 100's recent rally from the April 8003 lows put it within striking distance of not one, not two, but three important Fibonacci levels," Cramer said.
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Some senators and aides say they think it could get as many as 22019 Republican votes, which would put it in striking distance of a veto-proof majority.
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That said, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) and Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) are taking laps around their Republican counterparts and keeping Democrats within (monetary) striking distance.
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In polls that have included Johnson recently, he's landed in the 10 to 12 percent range, well within striking distance of where he needs to be to qualify.
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U.S. stocks traded lower on average Friday, also their last trading day of the year, but remained within striking distance of all-time highs hit earlier this month.
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A more than four basis point fall in German 10-year yields - the benchmark in Europe - took them to within striking distance of record lows hit last year.
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The British pound was last quoted at $1.2515, within striking distance of $1.2481, its lowest since the "flash crash" on January 3 when the pound dropped to $1.2409.
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Neither Fiorina nor Christie are projected to poll within the top five in New Hampshire, and both are outside of striking distance of Carson in South Carolina polling.
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Against the yen, the dollar edged down 0.02% to 108.125 yen per dollar, within striking distance of a near five-month high of 107.845 - its highest since Jan.
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In North Korea's case, there is no debate: The country has conducted six nuclear tests, and has demonstrated that its missiles are within striking distance of American cities.
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The demographics in other Southern and Southwestern states — Georgia, Florida, New Mexico and Arizona — have brought them within striking distance with a well-funded Sun Belt game plan.
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Tesla's rising stock price has put Elon Musk within striking distance of winning the first of 12 performance-based stock grants he negotiated in his 2018 compensation package.
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Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Indiana, surged within striking distance of Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, in an Iowa caucuses poll from Suffolk University and USA Today.
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The recent rise has brought the price of one Bitcoin to within striking distance of the price of an ounce of gold, which was about $1,150 on Monday.
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Against the yen, the dollar edged down 0.02% to 108.125 yen per dollar, within striking distance of a five-month high of 107.845 hit during the previous session.
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His support in national polls remains in the low to mid-20s, leaving many candidates within striking distance of overtaking him if the race should break their way.
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The benchmark index is now nearly 24.2% below its all-time high hit in July even though it came within striking distance of that level two weeks ago.
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The threats and military maneuvers have put U.S. allies in the region on high alert — particularly in South Korea, which is within close striking distance of the North.
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Paul Krugman Donald Trump got within striking distance of the White House — or, more precisely, Comey-and-Putin range — thanks to overwhelming support from white working-class voters.
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About the only blemish on Hurts' Sooners debut, after his offseason transfer from Alabama, was a lost fumble that helped keep the Cougars at least within striking distance.
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On the Democratic side, Clinton holds a narrow 2449% to 24.6% lead over Sanders -- which means the Vermont senator is within striking distance in the largely white, Midwestern state.
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His teammates went 4-of-23, though Kansas State remained within striking distance by forcing 12 turnovers and drawing two fouls on sophomore center Udoka Azubuike in nine minutes.
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Caver kept the Monarchs within striking distance by drilling a 234-pointer with 23:29 remaining in the first half, but Old Dominion misfired on its last 22 shots.
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IDC said the Chinese firm is "now within striking distance" of Samsung at the top of the global market, surging past Apple as the world's second-largest smartphone seller.
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Gold also shrugged off initial pressure from a stronger dollar, with the U.S. unit hovering within striking distance of a two-year high against a basket of major currencies.
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The dollar index earlier climbed to a one-week peak and hovered within striking distance of a two-year high of 2347.85 hit a week ago, as Sino-U.
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So what's the possibility for similar unity between Clinton and Sanders down the road, now that she is in striking distance of the nomination, but he keeps winning primaries?
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Standing next to his charge, Mwenda was dwarfed by Sudan's head alone, and within dangerously easy striking distance of his horn, a weapon capable of impaling a small car.
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The yuan, or renminbi, fell to its weakest level since December on Friday, and to within striking distance of the 7 mark last seen during the 2008 financial crisis.
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On the technical front, gold was within striking distance of the much-discussed $1,350-level, a key resistance over the years, but has failed to breach it, Meger added.
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While earlier New York polls had him trailing by nearly 50 points, a recent poll showed Sanders within something that could be described as striking distance, 12 points behind.
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It will be good if can keep on the pressure on Kim but actually we are all worried as we are all within the striking distance of his rockets.
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Some Democrats now believe he is within striking distance of flipping the seat in a deep-red state that Trump won by nearly 20 percentage points in 2016. Sens.
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Some Democrats believe Espy is now within striking distance of flipping a Senate seat in a state that President Donald Trump won by nearly 20 percentage points in 2016.
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Xavier built double-digit leads at multiple points in the game but struggled to put away the Friars, who stayed within striking distance until late in the second half.
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U.S. 27-year Treasury yields came within striking distance of the key psychological barrier of 22 percent on Monday, a level in the past that has triggered market spasms.
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U.S. crude prices retreated after coming within striking distance of their 2017 high on Wednesday, raising questions about whether a rally that started in June has reached its peak.
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Chris Christie is within striking distance at 6 percent in the latest poll, which has retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson at 5 percent and businesswoman Carly Fiorina at 4 percent.
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Not only are they trending slightly upward, but more importantly, he is the only other candidate within striking distance of the two front-runners as other establishment candidates fade.
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Much will depend on whether Ferrari's SF71H can keep German Vettel within striking distance of Hamilton in his Mercedes W09, which the Briton raved about during pre-season testing.
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The Conference Board said its consumer confidence index increased 20.4 points to a reading of 20.1 this month, within striking distance of 20.1, which was touched in November 20.9.
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It is still within striking distance of a 16-month low below 111 yen hit last month in response to concerns over banks and the pace of global growth.
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Other Russian planes have flown for up to 30 minutes within striking distance or directly over allied ground forces, escalating tensions and risking being shot down, American officials said.
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If Democratic turnout remains somewhat depressed, these districts could help the Republicans fend off a blue wave and at least keep them in striking distance of retaining their majority.
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But the bedrock of their ascent has been a surprisingly rock-solid starting rotation, which has kept the bullpen fresh and the big bats seemingly always in striking distance.
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Milwaukee's lead to swelled to as many as 32 points in the second quarter, but a 41-point third quarter kept Washington in striking distance in the second half.
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The Real Clear Politics average of national polls of Democratic primary voters reveals that Warren is within striking distance of the frontrunner, Biden, and that she has lapped Sanders.
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She said Trump is now leading Clinton in some major national polls and is either ahead, within the margin of error or within striking distance in several battleground states.
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Built on the National Mall, within striking distance of the White House, it arrived at just the right moment: at the start of a new civil rights movement. 2.
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Westmoreland said if Trump gets within striking distance of the 1,237 mark, he could feasibly try to negotiate with the party's unbound delegates to push him over the top.
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While neither Mr. Yang nor Ms. Gabbard is in striking distance of winning New Hampshire — and they appear even less viable in Iowa — it is their strongest early state.
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Two teams trying to stay in striking distance of a playoff spot after some inconsistent performances of late meet when the Calgary Flames visit the Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday.
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Even though Mississippi State canned a couple of threes to stay in striking distance, Louisiana Tech was able to do just enough at the foul line to seal it.
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TCU led by as many as 11 points late in the first half before the Eagles scored eight of the period's final 10 points to stay within striking distance.
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With 23.5 Ryder Cup points since making his debut as a young gun in 1999, Garcia is now within striking distance of Nick Faldo's European points record of 25.
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Germany's 10-year bond fell three basis points to minus 0.201%, within striking distance of record lows hit in July 2016 just after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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By the end of the summer it was clear that Sanders had reached striking distance, and it had thus become impossible to treat his campaign as a largely symbolic affair.
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But the yen remained in bullish form, flat on the day against the dollar at 110.34 yen and still within striking distance of 109.92, its lowest level since October 2014.
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A recent rebound in oil, better-than-expected corporate results and a cautious Federal Reserve have pushed the S&P 500 to striking distance of its life-high of 2,134.72.
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That's put it within striking distance of Snap, a similarly vulnerable social (or communications) network, which has also faced significant issues selling itself to Wall Street with limited user growth.
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France's 10-year bond yield was steady at 103%, within striking distance of 2-1/2 year lows, while 10-year Austrian and Belgium bond yields fell 3 bps apiece .
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France's 10-year bond yield was steady at 0.28%, within striking distance of 2.553-1/2 year lows, while 10-year Austrian and Belgium bond yields fell 3 bps apiece .
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O'Rourke, who represented El Paso in Congress for three terms, rose from a little-known representative to a rising Democratic star after he came within striking distance of beating Sen.
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The stakes were massive from the outset, with Liverpool topping the Premier League table and Man City with a chance to close the gap to a 4-point striking distance.
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Ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons aside, hundreds of North Korea's long-range conventional artillery pieces sit within easy striking distance of Seoul, South Korea, a city of 28500 million people.
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Casey shot a 65 to stand three shots off the pace and another superb day on the greens left Spieth (67) four behind, well within striking distance for the weekend.
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Democrats have hoped that a collapse of support for Trump could put them in striking distance of the 2628 House seats they'd need to flip control of the lower chamber.
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With oil prices on the rise and in striking distance of the $60 mark, Cramer sought what he called "a spur" — a way for investors to play oil's potential turnaround.
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The jobless rate is near a 17-1/2-year low of 3.9 percent, within striking distance of the Fed's forecast of 3.8 percent by the end of this year.
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He's not even on track to exceed 15 percent of the vote in several states where Mr. Trump would need to be slowed, while Mr. Rubio is in striking distance.
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But Mr. Pompeo did not say how Washington might react if Iran's inventory of nuclear material increased to the point that Iran got within striking distance of building a bomb.
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Other Russian planes have flown within striking distance or directly over allied ground forces for up to 222 minutes, escalating tensions and the risk of a shootdown, American officials said.
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The first thing we had to defeat was the culture of fear — and our movement was victorious in proving we're within striking distance of bringing fundamental change to South Texas.
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The U.S. S&P 260.21 closed within striking distance of its all-time closing high, rising 20.2% to 254.98,009.57, near a record closing high of 3,024.50 marked in late July.
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A majority of the indices covered have either breached their end-2019 predictions from a Reuters poll taken a year ago or are within striking distance before the year ends.
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The country's 1990s-built subs are based on the Soviet Romeo-class subs and are thought to have a range of almost 4,400 miles, potentially putting Hawaii within striking distance.
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But with Pyongyang's successful intercontinental ballistic missile test this week, which could possibly put Darwin within striking distance of the North's missiles, it's become a time of contemplation for Australia.
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The rock star — real name Robert Ritchie — would likely dominate the primary field if he entered the race and comes within striking distance of the Democratic incumbent in recent polling.
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Washington (CNN)The Pentagon is monitoring and questioning the presence of over a dozen Russian Navy warships that are currently deployed in the Eastern Mediterranean, within striking distance of Syria.
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Hawaii's trademark charms — beaches, wildlife, fresh cuisine, gorgeous sunsets and a volcano or two — are all within striking distance for those equipped with a rental car and a little research.
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On their final possession of the second quarter, Brady connected with White on a 30-yard pass to bring the Patriots within striking distance of the Kansas City end zone.
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Democrat Doug Jones has gotten into striking distance of beating Moore, the Republican who has been accused of harassing, assaulting, and pursuing several underage women when he was in his 30s.
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For Petro to even be within striking distance of Duque is a major feat — never before in Colombia&aposs history has a leftist been so close to the apex of power.
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But with both Perez and Ellison within striking distance of the majority of the DNC's 447 voting members, Harrison's support could push Perez over the edge -- and make Harrison the kingmaker.
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After a pause to start the month, this week U.S. crude oil prices have resumed their monster rally from $27 a barrel, which began in February, putting $50 within striking distance.
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Sitting second in the Eastern Conference as the stretch run begins, the Raptors are in striking distance of the first-place Cleveland Cavaliers and appear poised for a deep playoff run.
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Oga, in the northern part of Japan, is believed to now be within striking distance of North Korea's nuclear-tipped weapons and the drills are unprecedented, according to the Japanese government.
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Meantime, moderate Republicans are within striking distance of executing a rare, parliamentary end-run that will spur an automatic debate on four different immigration and DACA bills in June or July.
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Democrat Rob Quist had raised $6 million and some polls showed him within striking distance of Gianforte, despite Montanans voting for Donald Trump by more than 20 percentage points in November.
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One day before the election, he's right where he wants to be, which is in second place and within striking distance, according to a new poll out Monday by Florida Politics.
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The benchmark 13-year JGB yield rose a basis point to minus 0.275 percent, although it was still within striking distance of a record low minus 0.300 percent struck last week.
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Within striking distance of Croatia there is a forest of dots from northern Italy through to Bavaria and down to Romania and Serbia, but in Croatia itself, "zero", he says bluntly.
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This is within striking distance of Ethereum's market cap, but unlike cryptocurrencies, which have been obsessed over by the tech cognoscenti, e-cigarettes emerged from gas stations and bodegas seemingly overnight.
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Once a pariah, the UFC is now on par with NASCAR and the PGA, and within striking distance of the "big four" pro sports leagues: the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL.
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The S&P 500, Dow Jones industrial average and Nasdaq composite all closed mildly lower on Monday, though they remain within striking distance of the all-time highs hit on Friday.
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The S&P and the Dow Jones Industrial Average have gained in recent weeks on hopes of a rate cut, moving within striking distance of record closes set in late April.
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One minute he had been within striking distance of the lead, the next he was making plans to head home to southern California, albeit in the luxury of his private jet.
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But the yen remained in bullish form, down less than 0.1 percent against the dollar at 110.43 yen and still within striking distance of 109.92, its lowest level since October 2014.
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Suddenly, T-Mobile, the No. 28 U.S. wireless carrier, is within striking distance of market leaders Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T, at least when it comes to delivering nationwide coverage.
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Still, crude prices were within striking distance of a more than three-year high hit in late April, and analysts said the market is sensitive to any developments on Iranian sanctions.
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The jobless rate is near a 21973-1/2-year low of 3.9 percent, within striking distance of the Federal Reserve's forecast of 3.8 percent by the end of this year.
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Trump stands in striking distance, despite a bare-bones campaign infrastructure, a growing-as-we-speak campaign staff, and a data operation that would make most local political campaigns look powerful.
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The Swiss franc, a currency that usually gains when risk aversion is strong, gained against the euro and was within striking distance of a near two-month high hit last week.
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The red-hot St. Louis Cardinals have won four in a row and 10 of their last 12 to remain within striking distance of first place in the National League Central.
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ET (22016 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index rose 23.543 points, or 223.54 percent, to 210,252, within striking distance of its September 2014 record peak of 15,685.13.
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Meanwhile, an NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll -- also released Sunday -- suggests a tighter contest with Warren's 24.5% within striking distance of Biden's 2471%, and Sanders at 227% among Democratic voters.
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U.S. consumer sentiment came in marginally above expectations and within striking distance of a cyclical peak amid strength in the labor market and strong increases in income, data released Friday showed.
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The clash comes less than two weeks before the Iowa caucuses, with the latest polls showing Sanders, Biden, Warren, and Pete Buttigieg all within striking distance of victory -- and one another.
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WASHINGTON — In 2016, Democrats thought they had found the perfect candidate to win a United States Senate seat in Pennsylvania and put them within striking distance of taking back the majority.
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He stopped 216 of 242 shots, including Tyler Johnson's breakaway that kept the Devils within striking distance after Kyle Palmieri trimmed Tampa Bay's lead to one goal with three minutes left.
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The win was the fourth in the last five games for the Red Raiders (19-143, 7-4 Big 12) and kept Texas Tech within striking distance of the conference lead.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. remains the leading candidate in national polls, but three candidates are within striking distance, particularly in Iowa: Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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With 63 days until election day, two polls released Tuesday by CNN/ORC and NBC News/SurveyMonkey confirm that the race is tightening and Trump is within striking distance of Clinton.
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But losing is one thing, getting trounced is another — and if Democrats can select a strong candidate and come within striking distance, it might be an omen of victories to come.
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The Warriors (4-4) stayed within striking distance until the nine-minute mark of the second half when Seton Hall went on a 20-9 run to open a 17-point lead.
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If they were to do likewise near the Scarborough Shoal -- within striking distance of the Philippines and US military bases -- this would almost certainly cross a red line for the United States.
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And that's been enough to drive the majority of Apple's growth, which has accelerated for the past six quarters — pushing Apple within striking distance of becoming the first company worth $1 trillion.
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Against a basket of its rivals, the dollar rose 0.1% to 98.02, advancing for a third consecutive day, and within striking distance of a two-month high of 98.19 hit last week.
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The Florida Panthers look to stay in striking distance for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference as they begin a five-game road trip Monday against the struggling Detroit Red Wings.
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While the British company is far from a household name, industry insiders recognize that Intelligent Energy is within striking distance of a potential game-changer for how we power our portable devices.
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Markets gained overnight on Wall Street with the benchmark S&P 500 stock index rising to within striking distance of a record high on reports of progress in U.S.-China trade talks.
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The victory keeps the Texas senator within striking distance of Trump and bolstered his argument that he deserves a one-on-one race against the GOP front-runner -- even as Ohio Gov.
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Polls have not shown him within striking distance in either of the states voting Tuesday, and his next chance at a win comes two weeks from Tuesday, on April 5 in Wisconsin.
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Former Labor Secretary Tom Perez is claiming 180 Democratic National Committee members are supporting his bid for chairman, a number that would put him within striking distance of the 224 votes needed.
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Democrats are more worried about Republican Scott Baugh, a former Orange County GOP chairman and past Rohrabacher ally, who is within striking distance of clinching the second spot for the November ballot.
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A Syria-based Qaeda state would not only be within closer striking distance of Europe but also benefit from the recruiting and logistical support of fighters from Iraq, Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon.
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House Republican leaders are within striking distance of securing enough GOP votes to pass a stopgap spending bill to prevent a government shutdown, which would shift the funding fight to the Senate.
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With oil prices on the rise and in striking distance of the $60 mark, CNBC's Jim Cramer sought what he called "a spur" — a way for investors to play oil's potential turnaround.
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The pool for player salaries has risen so high that next season, rookies will make at least $216,21990, putting them within striking distance of the top 21993 percent nationwide based on income.
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They believe the open seat could be in striking distance after high profile wins in Alabama and Virginia, where a mixture of Democratic enthusiasm and frustration with the president helped secure victory.
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Against a broad basket of currencies, the dollar was last up 0.25 percent to 95.381 and was within striking distance of more-than-one-year peak of 95.652 reached on July 19.
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Dan Jennings (no hits in 1 1/3 innings) and Corey Knebel (one hit in two-thirds of an inning) followed Guerra to the mound and kept the Brewers within striking distance.
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ABOUT THE OILERS (16-21-43): Edmonton still is within striking distance of a playoff spot in the tightly-packed Pacific Division, and the comeback victory on Saturday could ignite another run.
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Despite hitting just 7 of 23 shots from the floor in the second half, L.I.U.-Brooklyn managed to stay within striking distance, even taking the lead briefly early in the second half.
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The company's shares rose as much as 214 percent to a high of $13 in early trading - within striking distance of the $21 mark that will give it a trillion-dollar valuation.
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"The question is whether they can keep it under 23 losses and retain their majority, or if not, keep within striking distance of retaking the House in 2020 or 8," Cook writes.
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But the Thunder scored 12 consecutive points over the last 1:19 of the first half, with four different players hitting 3-pointers to help Oklahoma City get back within striking distance.
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Typical midterm trends would put most of those races well within striking distance for Democrats, while the unique dynamics of this cycle could threaten to put Trott and Dent's seats in play.
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Mr. Johnson is not just still in the game, despite a remarkable succession of miscalculations, but he is also within striking distance of a majority vote in Parliament for his Brexit plan.
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Woods, seeking a record 83rd PGA Tour victory, sent a proverbial bolt of electricity through the large gallery as he charged within striking distance of the lead with four front nine birdies.
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Against a broad basket of currencies, the dollar was last up 0.24 percent to 95.37 and is within striking distance of more-than-one-year peak of 95.652 reached on July 19.
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Japan, which is within striking distance of North Korean mid-range missiles, has been a strong advocate of tough resolutions to force Pyongyang to abandon its ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons programs.
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Trump's claim that the only way he could lose would be a rigged election looked ridiculous enough in early September, when he was actually within striking distance of Clinton in the polls.
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Yep. The only clarification it provided was sealing the fate of "Mad Max: Fury Road," which, after losing awards from three guilds, is almost certainly no longer within striking distance of best picture.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon: The far-left candidate is skeptical of both NATO and the EU and surged in the polls late on, campaigning via hologram and coming within striking distance of the runoff.
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The latest New York Times/CBS News national poll shows Mr. Sanders well within striking distance of Hillary Clinton, attracting support from 41 percent of Democratic primary voters compared with her 48 percent.
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The backdrop is the remarkable progress of recent years in renewable-energy technologies, which have put solar and wind power in striking distance of matching the costs of electricity generation using fossil fuels.
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Since then the atoll, which is within striking distance of east Africa, the Middle East and South-East Asia, has become indispensable for America's armed forces, who nickname it "the footprint of freedom".
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The Canadian dollar changed hands at 1.3080 on its U.S. counterpart, within striking distance of a five-week low of 1.3132 hit on Friday on the back of weaker inflation and retail sales.
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And the stakes couldn't be higher: Democrats seeking to retake the Senate are in striking distance, giving Reid extra motivation to force blue-state Republicans in Congress to take a stand on Trump.
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The benchmark S&P 500 index, which continued to hold above 3,000 points, was within striking distance of a record high hit in July, with Biogen Inc's 26.5% surge also boosting the index.
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The United States regained a glimmer of hope in the 214th minute when Christian Pulisic, a 248-year-old star in the making, scored to bring his team within striking distance of qualifying.
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"It affected momentum but not to the point where it affected us because we were still within striking distance with four minutes to go," said Zach LaVine, who scored 29 points for Minnesota.
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In February, Russia deployed a newly developed cruise missile within striking distance of Western Europe, in violation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, which has been in force since the Cold War.
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Return on tangible common equity, one of the broadest measures of performance, improved more than one percentage point to 11.9%, putting Citi in striking distance of its 12% ROTCE goal for the year.
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And worryingly for prohibitionists everywhere, advocates came within striking distance in a vote to prevent the feds from blocking marijuana reform in states that have legalized, a de facto vote on ending prohibition.
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How Sanders is winning this time A Marist poll out Monday shows Sanders within striking distance of Joe Biden in South Carolina, the latest evidence that the Sanders momentum is broad and real.
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He trailed the 36-hole leaders Louis Oosthuizen and Kyle Stanley by five strokes heading into the weekend, within striking distance of a chance to surpass Adam Scott as the tournament's youngest champion.
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North Conway, the site of Cranmore Mountain and within striking distance of the Black Mountain, Wildcat, Attitash and King Pine ski areas, has several inns and motels, including the fabled Eastern Slope Inn.
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President Donald Trump remains within striking distance of each of the top Democratic candidates in three critical Rust Belt swing states that solidified his 250 victory, according to a new poll out Thursday.
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But as the Vermont senator's second bid for the presidency has him within striking distance of former Vice President Joe Biden, Clinton has lobbed a new round of criticism of her former rival.
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Amazon has had a good year, but Alibaba has had an even better one — and it's now within striking distance of surpassing Amazon as the world's biggest e-commerce company by market cap.
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The Yankees were losing badly, and Gil Blanco, a rookie pitcher, was warming up in the bullpen to come in and mop up when Roger Repozhomered to bring the Yankees within striking distance.
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The energy sector is leading the S&P in the first few trading sessions of 13, up nearly 7 percent as crude oil has rallied back to within striking distance of the $50 mark.
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James Wagner provided live updates and analysis from Game 3, as it happened: Wander Suero kept the Nationals within striking distance, getting two line-outs before striking out Yuli Gurriel to finish the inning.
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The Angels look to remain within striking distance of Minnesota for the second wild card when they attempt to avoid being swept of their three-game series against the host Seattle Mariners on Sunday.
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Adams scored eight of his points during Oklahoma City's big third-quarter run and was a major reason the Thunder were within striking distance at halftime, as he scored 16 points before the break.
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Inclán suggested Trump buy television advertising in Spanish in Nevada -- a state where polls show him within striking distance of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton -- to highlight his business record and focus on job creation.
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The price of crude is now within striking distance of $50 a barrel as falling stockpiles and chatter of an OPEC output cap fuel at an impressive 15 percent turnaround so far this August.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche's bid to keep Merck's cancer blockbuster Keytruda within striking distance got a lift on Tuesday when the Swiss drugmaker said its immunotherapy Tecentriq mixed with chemotherapy boosted lung cancer patients' survival.
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Cruz remains in striking distance of Trump with a respectable delegate count, and his three wins on the night, in addition to his victory in Iowa's caucuses, position him as the billionaire's principal competitor.
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The S&P 26.1 index came within striking distance of its all-time high on Friday after the United States said it was "close to finalizing" some parts of a trade agreement with China.
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Specifically, the development is likely most worrying for China -- with a range of more than 5,000 kilometers (more than 3,100 miles) the Agni-V is India's longest-range and puts Beijing within striking distance.
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East Carolina was within striking distance early in the second half before a barrage of technical fouls fueled a Houston parade to the free-throw line and ignited its 218-230, game-clinching run.
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He is the author of Striking Distance: Bruce Lee and the Dawn of Martial Arts in America, which chronicles the pioneering martial arts scene in the San Francisco Bay Area during the early 1960s.
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Since then, the level of stocks has more than doubled, rising for some 1 straight weeks beyond the previous high of 504,974 tonnes in March 2013 to within striking distance of 1 million tonnes.
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While Lewis gave up four runs, he struck out the side in the sixth inning to get the ball to the winning pieces of the Texas bullpen with the Rangers still within striking distance.
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Yet that's the story critics are peddling in another attempt to discredit an agreement that has done something remarkable — halted a program that had put Iran within striking distance of producing a nuclear weapon.
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Treasury yields fell for a second week, though they stayed above the multi-year lows set on Wednesday when the yield on the 30-year bond came within striking distance of a record low.
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But it does put it within striking distance for a weak candidate like Moore to lose, and of course most Republicans don't have the luxury of running in a place as conservative as Alabama.
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Similarly, it's imaginable that Mr. Trump could stay in striking distance in these states with a surge among white working-class Democrats, without being able to hold off a big Hispanic vote in Florida.
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The M-777 Howitzer, just one of the tools in the Marine Corps' arsenal, was staged within striking distance of the self-proclaimed ISIS capital of Syria, in order to assist with this assault.
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Democrats are starting to feel confident they will win two key Senate races — and are within striking distance in several other states that would give them a majority when the next president takes office.
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The S&P 26.1 index came within striking distance of its all-time high on Friday after the United States said it was "close to finalizing" some parts of a trade agreement with China.
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Many of Fort Kochi's colonial-era houses have been converted to hotels and guesthouses, and there are plenty of charming places to stay within striking distance of all of the historic quarter's key attractions.
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Back in October, Nintendo revealed that the device had sold more than 41 million units globally, putting it within striking distance of the iconic SNES, which sold 49 million consoles over its life span.
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A poll of Iowa caucus-goers conducted by USA Today and Suffolk University also showed her vaulting within striking distance of Biden in the state, earning 16 percent to the front-runner's 24 percent.
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January-November aluminum production came in at 29.54 million tonnes, according to the statistics bureau, up 20163 percent from the same period last year and within striking distance of an annual record-high in 2017.
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House leaders are still a few lawmakers short of getting the votes they need for the American Health Care Act, though they are within striking distance based on public whip counts and my own reporting.
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The biggest first-half lead for Kansas was just two points, but the Jayhawks remained within striking distance despite failing to look inside for Azubuike, who made his only two shot attempts of the half.
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Her campaign argues that the candidate is within striking distance of forcing both a recount and a runoff election next month, and could cross that threshold once all remaining absentee and provisional ballots are counted.
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As long as they hold on to senators like Capito and Ohio's Rob Portman, who represent states that could see funding cuts under Cassidy-Graham, the bill should be within striking distance of a majority.
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As equities sit within striking distance of record highs, traders and investors will be taking stock of whether there is enough fuel in the tank for a sustained leg higher in the current bull market.
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Here's what you need to know as we head into the week of the House vote: Republican leaders may be within striking distance of the 216 votes they need for Trumpcare to pass the House.
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What's more, Japan is within striking distance of North Korea's missiles; in 2017, the country test-fired two long-range missiles that flew right over Japan, splashing down in the waters just off the coast.
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Spot palladium was up 0.26.81 percent at $1,586.92 an ounce as of 0814 GMT, and was within striking distance of the $1,600 level after registering an all-time high of $1,0.83 earlier in the session.
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Cruz feels he is within striking distance of Trump, and he's fighting for first place rather than reprising his debate-stage battles with Rubio, who polls show is currently in third, behind Trump and Cruz.
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The Devils were confounded by the Rangers' forecheck throughout the game and were only within striking distance thanks to Schneider's strong play, although Miller's goal was a long wrist shot that slipped between his legs.
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Polls put him within striking distance of Mrs Clinton in Iowa—a state where almost half of registered Democrats call themselves socialists—and ahead in New Hampshire, which will hold its primary on February 9th.
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In the 66th minute, though, Coutinho gave the pudlians hope after a nice build up with James Milner and was able to hit a low curling ball to once again bring Liverpool within striking distance.
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But a key measure of long term inflation expectations EUIL5YF5Y=R is hovering near 1.75 percent, within striking distance of the ECB's target, suggesting increased market confidence in the bank's willingness to push up inflation.
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Despite being within striking distance of Clinton in the lily-white states of Iowa and New Hampshire, he faces much deeper holes in Nevada and South Carolina, two early voting states with more diverse populations.
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The 268-year-old Scot galloped through the field with a best-of-the-day 703 and finished the second round of the fourth women's major of the year within striking distance of the pacesetters.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Palladium soared to a record high on Tuesday, bringing the metal to within striking distance of achieving parity with gold after it outshone other precious metals including its closest rival, platinum, this year.
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Anderson avoided eating in the same room as her kids to keep them from worrying, but made sure she was always within striking distance of someone who could help in case of a choking emergency.
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They employ the motors to a certain point to get the bigger, slower boats to within striking distance of the whales, and then they cut loose and it's exactly following the ways of the ancestors.
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It won't stop an ICBM, but it can help protect Seoul — South Korea's capital with a population of 25.6 million — which is within striking distance of North Korea's large artillery force near their shared border.
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The S&P 500 closed on Thursday within striking distance of a record high last hit in July, as trade concessions from Beijing and Washington helped stocks recover from a sluggish start to the week.
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The Knicks were panned for the deal, but Hardaway has helped the Knicks hang within striking distance of the playoffs and has put together a career year as Kristaps Porzingis's primary help, averaging 218 points.
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Most South Carolina polls put both Steyer and Sanders within striking distance of Biden, though the former vice president is hoping that his solid showing in Tuesday's debate can help him hold onto his lead.
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The Denver Nuggets were holding fast to the eighth seed entering Monday's action, but the Kings were only a game back, with the Blazers, the Mavericks, the Timberwolves and the Pelicans all within striking distance.
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Rubio and Cruz are both badly in need of a surge that can put them within striking distance of the real estate mogul instead of just duking it out with each other for second place.
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" Ryan had about a dozen public supporters within the caucus going into the meeting, which will include over 190 members in the next Congress, but still claimed before the vote that he is "within striking distance.
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He's fighting for his political life in a heated campaign that has seen the Democratic challenger, Ammar Campa-Najjar, soar in polling and come within striking distance of winning one of the state's most conservative districts.
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With the Trump rally recently resuming after a mid-December pause, the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 were in striking distance again of record closes, as of the end of trading Friday's.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Sergio Garcia charged into a four-way share of the second-round U.S. Masters lead on Friday at Augusta National where a number of major champions were in striking distance ready to pounce.
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As a result, German bond yields for 10-year maturities were broadly steady at minus 34 bps in early London trading -- within striking distance of a record low of minus 40 bps hit earlier this month.
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As a result, German bond yields for 10-year maturities were broadly steady at minus 31 bps in early London trading -- within striking distance of a record low of minus 40 bps hit earlier this month.
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With the high frame rate—recorded at 7,000 frames per second (fps)— the researchers were able to see details that would otherwise be impossible to document, including the striking distance and speed of the connecting leaders.
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As a result, German bond yields for 10-year maturities were broadly steady at minus 34 bps in early London trading — within striking distance of a record low of minus 40 bps hit earlier this month.
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Natural gas is still so cheap that solar has trouble competing with existing plants, but when it comes to new gas plants, solar is getting within striking distance, especially if gas prices rise more than forecasted.
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The index, which notched its sixth straight week of gains last week, rose as high as 15,13 earlier in the session, putting it within striking distance of the index's record of 15,943.09, reached on Feb. 21.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders brushed off his Saturday Nevada loss to Hillary Clinton, saying that just a few months his campaign was still considered a "fringe campaign" that would never have come within striking distance there.
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Just weeks before the election, House Democrats told the media that they were within striking distance of winning the 22019 seats necessary to retake control of the House and install Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) as Speaker.
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And a new round of surveys out of Pennsylvania show Trump within striking distance there, with the GOP nominee boosted by an improved favorability rating and growing support from the women who once shunned his campaign.
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Oakland, 9 1/2 games behind the Houston Astros in the American League West, is within striking distance in the American League wild-card race entering play Thursday two games back of the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Even without its nuclear arsenal, North Korea has thousands of artillery cannons and rocket launchers in striking distance of Seoul and, analysts says, could fire more than 300,000 rounds within the first hour of a conflict.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index ended the day up 252.67 points, or 20.6 percent, at 23.7,20173, within striking distance of its all-time high of 22017,22016, which was hit in September 20.3.
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But with Berlin, Paris and London potentially within striking distance of North Korea's missiles from next year, officials say the U.S.-led alliance's system needs more radars and special interceptors to destroy a rocket from Pyongyang.
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As England has progressed in the World Cup, "Three Lions" has pole-vaulted up the chart, from No. 42 to No. 24 to within striking distance of its third stint at No. 20043, within three weeks.
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It also gave the Bears (13-0) the second-best start in school history, tying the 20103-12 squad, and got them within striking distance of the school record of 17-0 accomplished in 2011-12.
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The compound, with its abandoned playground and ferris wheel, lies within striking distance of Islamic State snipers and mortar bomb operators, dug in just across the Tigris River, which once soothed hotel guests standing on balconies.
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Sessions, who spent two decades in the Senate before becoming attorney general, ran as if he was the incumbent in the race, yet only remained within striking distance of Tuberville, seen as an outsider, all night.
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Yet even at the apex of the Sanders advantage, his opponents were still within striking distance of prevailing in a majority of states, an outcome that would all but assure a protracted fight for the nomination.
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The team tried to put a positive spin on the losses by noting that they were within striking distance in both games despite injuries to key players like wide receiver Doug Baldwin and linebacker K.J. Wright.
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In top-rated Germany, the 10-year German Bund yield fell to a six-month low at -19873% - within striking distance of record lows hit last September at the height of concern about the Sino-U.
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Yet at the same time, the polls suggest that the Democratic path to the presidency may be tougher than ever against President Trump, whose approval ratings have improved to well within striking distance of re-election.
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Third, fewer possessions means a higher variance—worse odds for the Warriors to pull away with an offensive flurry, and better odds for the Cavs to keep the score within striking distance for as long as possible.
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The Milwaukee Brewers have a huge four-game series next weekend against the National League Central-leading Chicago Cubs at home, but they must first make it to that point in striking distance of a playoff spot.
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The dollar also benefited from a rebound in risk appetite with the greenback advancing 0.1% to 98.04, advancing for a third consecutive day, and within striking distance of a two-month high of 98.19 hit last week.
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The Fighting Irish were able to stay within striking distance of the Tar Heels despite starting center Zach Auguste picking up two early fouls and spending all but five minutes of the first half on the bench.
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Historically, candidates who win the Iowa caucuses see a boost in New Hampshire, and two opinion polls released this week showed Buttigieg within striking distance of Sanders, who has consistently been atop the field in the state.
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Hopes that OPEC would make a deal to limit oil production helped push Brent crude within striking distance of a one-year high on Friday, but analysts say the rally may not have much further to go.
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The streaking Columbus Blue Jackets are within striking distance of first place in the Metropolitan Division as they prepare to kick off a home-and-home series against the team with the fewest wins in the league.
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As a result, German bond yields for 10-year maturities were broadly steady at minus 31 bps in early London trading and within striking distance of a record low of minus 40 bps hit earlier this month.
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Louisville finally took the lead for good with just over 2800 minutes left, but the Hokies kept hitting big shot after big shot to stay within striking distance, as the Cardinals' lead never reached double-digits again.
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Woods was three over after his first seven holes, but fought hard to stay within striking distance of the leader, Justin Rose, who at six under had a one-stroke advantage over Abraham Ancer and Russell Knox.
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Germany's 10-year Bund yield rose to a one-month high at -0.565%, while longer-dated 30-year bond yields were 10 basis points higher on the day at -0.02% -- within striking distance of positive yield territory.
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Germany's 10-year Bund yield rose to a one-month high at -0.565%, while longer-dated 30-year bond yields were 10 basis points higher on the day at -0.02% — within striking distance of positive yield territory.
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It&aposs not a great formula, but if you&aposre within striking distance of Silver or one of the higher tiers of status and need that little extra help, the 1,000 PQPs might be just the ticket.
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Shutdown drama grips the Capitol: House Republican leaders are within striking distance of securing enough GOP votes to pass a stopgap spending bill to prevent a government shutdown, which would shift the funding fight to the Senate.
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The former New York mayor is polling in third place nationally among Democrats, within striking distance of Biden, after starting in seventh place when he jumped into the race, according to a Real Clear Politics polling average.
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But unlike other recent contests where Sanders closed to within striking distance in the final days, leaving the eventual outcome up in the air, few expect the territory to do anything other than deliver a Clinton victory.
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Polls have showed her trailing but within striking distance in the critical early caucus state, but among black and Latino voters, she has consistently trailed as a distant third behind former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Microsoft is somewhat of a late comer to the collaboration space, coming in the wake of a number of other efforts, but these user figures put the company's effort well within striking distance of notable, and large, competitors.
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McDaniels helped San Diego State rebound from its 26-point beating by top-ranked Duke the day before by scoring eight straight points near the end of the first half to help the Aztecs inch within striking distance.
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If Sanders can set himself on a path to wake up the morning of March 16 still within striking distance, it'll be a major success, just as the campaign heads west to states he's more likely to win.
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"The simple fact that Treasurys are within striking distance of such a pivotal level as the FOMC convenes to craft a message reiterating patience is telling of investors' expectations for Powell to essentially dovishly double-down," he added.
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Nebraska was within striking distance at 38-28 before Maryland got two free throws from Carter and back-to-back 53-pointers from Layman and Trimble for a 46-28 lead with 4:23 remaining in the half.
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Lauri Markkanen hit a 3-pointer with 68 seconds left to seal the victory for Chicago, which entered Monday with the 12th-worst record in the Eastern Conference but is within striking distance of the eighth-seeded Bucks.
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"The difference between this cycle and last is Ro Khanna now has a new line of attack, and he was only within striking distance last election," said one Bay Area Democrat who has not endorsed in the race.
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"The area is like a construction site right now with apartment buildings," Mr. Weingard said, noting that there are a few appealing restaurants within striking distance, like M. Wells steakhouse and Il Falco, with more on the way.
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It canceled the rest of the season for the men's team — two games — and said the team, which was in striking distance of winning its conference and a spot in the N.C.A.A. tournament, must forfeit any postseason play.
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S&P 2380 e-minis fell 73% to 27,28 points, within striking distance of a daily down limit at 230,601 after Trump outlined steps to help small businesses, but made no mention of widely expected payroll tax cuts.
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S&P 2380 e-minis fell 73% to 27,28 points, within striking distance of a daily down limit at 230,601 after Trump outlined steps to help small businesses, but made no mention of widely expected payroll tax cuts.
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But you likely won't know until you are within striking distance (almost close enough to touch) of Alison Elizabeth Taylor's collages that the work is marquetry, a kind of rigorously illustrative technique consisting of layers of carved wood.
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On Wall Steet, the S&P 500 rose 0.3% to close within striking distance of its all-time closing high overnight, with investors sticking to hopes of more progress in upcoming trade talks between the world's largest economies.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested on Tuesday that she and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin may be within striking distance of a two-year agreement to avoid billions in automatic spending cuts and a default on the nation's debt.
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Set on the upper end of the architecturally rich L'Eixample district, The One Barcelona is surrounded by top tourist attractions and is also within striking distance of the bohemian Gràcia neighborhood, which offers plenty of vibrant local flavor.
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The support of the two libertarian-leaning senators, who have long clamored for Congress to rein in presidential war powers, means that Democrats, who control 47 votes, are in striking distance of the majority needed to pass it.
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"By placing our country within striking distance of its nuclear-capable bombers, China has virtually threatened us with nuclear war over the West Philippine Sea," Hontiveros said in a statement, using the local name for South China Sea.
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Tesla's stock just hit a record high yesterday, brushing close to $400 per share and putting the company within striking distance of that $420 figure that cost Musk $20 million in fines with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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With mid-term elections only 50 days away, and Democrats within striking distance of winning control of the Senate, Republicans will do whatever is required to secure a fifth conservative Supreme Court seat while they still hold the reins.
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But although an analysis published on May 23rd by Moody's Analytics, a consultancy, found that "more states are within at least striking distance of being prepared for a moderate recession", it found that many states were not even close.
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Life in a post-ISIS town: Shaving, haircuts and cigarettes In striking distance Iraqi forces surrounded the ISIS-held village of Gogjali on Mosul's eastern outskirts Tuesday and by late afternoon had taken control of the village, Maj. Gen.
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The Russian mimicked the tactics of fellow youngsters such as Alexander Zverev, a 22013-year-old currently ranked third in the world, and stayed within striking distance by limiting the damage Mr Djokovic could do with his signature backhand.
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An attack on nuclear-armed North Korea would have far greater consequences than the first two strikes, threatening to spark devastating conventional attacks on the South Korean capital of Seoul, which sits well within striking distance of the North.
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Sanders brushes off Nevada loss Bernie Sanders brushed off his Saturday Nevada loss to Hillary Clinton, saying that just a few months his campaign was still considered a "fringe campaign" that would never have come within striking distance there.
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Dallas' other rookie guard, second-round pick Jalen Brunson, kept the team within striking distance most of the game with a career-high 34 points on an efficient 12-of-16 shooting, including 113 of 6 from long range.
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But polls show Trump either ahead or within striking distance in all five states -- and a clean sweep could make it next to impossible for any of his rivals, even Cruz, to catch his delegate number by the convention.
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The result has been the steady erosion of the PA's popular base to the point where polls put Hamas once again within popular striking distance of the ruling Fatah party in the West Bank, if legislative elections were called.
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The only candidate within striking distance, Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, has three qualifying polls and the requisite 200,000 donors, but she said on Monday that she would not participate in the debate even if she made the cut.
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The 2016 Race Donald J. Trump is in striking distance of winning the election with two days to go, and there's really just one reason for that: He's leading white voters without a college degree by a huge margin.
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Japan, which is also in striking distance of North Korean missiles and saw them fly over its territory before Kim's self-declared moratorium on long-range missile launches in April 2018, said on Friday the latest missile tests violated U.N. resolutions.
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WELLINGTON, July 13 (Reuters) - After trouncing Australia on the rugby pitch, New Zealand might also be close to tackling its bigger trans-Tasman rival in the foreign exchange markets with its currency within striking distance of parity with the Aussie dollar.
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Analysts were quick to calculate that if the missile were launched on a flatter trajectory, it could have a maximum range of about 2,800 miles, which would put U.S. military bases on the Pacific island of Guam within striking distance.
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But this, it seems, is our best sense of the current state of play: Democrats are within striking distance of a majority, and have many possible opportunities to help them get there, but it's not a sure thing just yet.
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The idea inside Clinton's Brooklyn headquarters: If Clinton is within striking distance in Arizona and Georgia, two state that haven't voted for a Democrat in a presidential election since the '90s, Trump has a narrow path to 270 electoral votes.
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"We pulled within striking distance a couple of times, but the way Dallas was able to come back and score says a lot of how good of a football team they have and why they're leading out division," Cousins said.
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And I always feel St. Aubyn is imitating Wilde (in his dialogue), Proust (in his attraction/repulsion toward "society"), or Joyce (in his rare evocations of a reality beyond the literal) — though he really only comes within striking distance of Wilde.
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That election&aposs results put the opposition Cambodian National Rescue Party within striking distance of power, winning 55 seats in the National Assembly against the CPP&aposs 68, and 44 percent of the popular vote to the CPP&aposs 48 percent.
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The benchmark S&P 500 index was within striking distance of a record high hit in July after trading above 3,000 points in the previous session on signs of progress toward resolving the spat between the world's two biggest economies.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the self-described "democratic socialist," has drawn within striking distance of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the national race for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange ended down 0.13 percent at $20.1,217 a tonne, while zinc reversed Friday's losses to close up 2775 percent at $2,249, having earlier risen to within striking distance of last week's 14-month high.
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Palladium scaled a record peak to within striking distance of the $2344.80,817.1.9 level on Tuesday fuelled by a sharp supply deficit, while bullion rose 2817.23 percent to hit a 20.92-month high on a weaker dollar and global growth jitters.
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Julio Baptista, off a feed from Molino, rolled a right-footed kick past N.Y.C.F.C. goalkeeper Josh Saunders into the bottom-left corner — Baptista's first M.L.S. goal — to put Orlando City (3-3-7) within striking distance about six minutes later.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield fell 4 basis points to minus 0.12%, within striking distance of 2-23/2 year lows of minus 0.132% hit last week and set for its biggest one-day fall in over two weeks.
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The optimism in spot markets has yet to ripple over to the derivative markets, with one-month implied volatility gauges on the pound, a market indicator for future expected swings, edging lower but within striking distance of a six-week high.
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Asian shares held within striking distance of recent decade highs on Tuesday and Japan's Nikkei extended its 16-day winning streak to a 21-year peak, while China's blue-chip CSI300 index jumped to the highest in more than two years.
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The euro hovered at $1.80, within striking distance of the week's top of $1.1, while Turkey's lira fell back 0.6 percent having had its best day in more than a year on Wednesday after President Tayyip Erdogan declared early elections.
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The "60 Minutes" episode also had more viewers than the usual editions of NBC's "Sunday Night Football," which averaged 18 million viewers, and came within striking distance of ABC's telecast last month of the Academy Awards, which had 26.5 million viewers.
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But we found that flying into the capital of Podgorica put us within easy striking distance of a variety of attractions: the Dinaric Alps in the north, the Adriatic coast to the south, and the cultural treasures of mid-Montenegro.
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On Wednesday, the yields on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes were 1.459%, within striking distance of a three-year low set on Monday, while two-year yields sipped to 1.498%, hovering above near two-year trough reached earlier this week.
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The Mariners are in a similar circumstance in the A.L. West, having won 13 of their last 18 but still fighting to stay within striking distance of the Houston Astros, who were chasing their 13th consecutive win on Tuesday night.
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House Republican leaders and White House officials are increasingly confident about passing their long-stalled Obamacare replacement bill: More lawmakers than ever are committed to voting "yes," they say, and GOP insiders insist they're within striking distance of a majority.
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The mayor has picked up 28503 points in the past month in the RealClearPolitics average, and a Firehouse-Optimus survey released this week found him in third place at 22019 percent in the Hawkeye State, within striking distance of both Sen.
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The Celtics pushed the run to 15-0 to get within one, 26-51, at 10:34 of the second and remained in striking distance until a 10-0 spurt gave the Suns a 53-40 edge with 1:53 left.
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The mayor has picked up 4.5 points in the past month in the RealClearPolitics average, and a Firehouse-Optimus survey released this week found him in third place at 17 percent in the Hawkeye State, within striking distance of both Sen.
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Now Democrats led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are within striking distance of a deal with President Trump, which would hand him a major victory on a top trade priority going into the 2020 election amid a divisive impeachment inquiry.
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Now, Democrats led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are reportedly within striking distance of a deal with President Trump, which would hand him a major victory on a top trade priority going into the 2020 election amid a divisive impeachment inquiry.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil ended its strongest week this year with a surge on Friday, built on receding fears of oversupply, as U.S. crude came within striking distance of $50 a barrel for the first time since the end of May.
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The Northern Irishman carded a bogey-free five-under-par 67 that could have been considerably better had his putter been hotter, but his performance nevertheless was enough to move within striking distance of his fourth victory of the year.
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On Monday, Tesla surpassed Ford Motor in market value for the first time and moved within striking distance of General Motors, starkly illustrating the growing gap in investors' optimism over its future versus the prospects for the traditional carmakers from Detroit.
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His Giants are an odds-on favorite to earn a wild-card playoff berth and are still within striking distance of the N.F.C. East leaders, the Dallas Cowboys, who will bring their league-best record to MetLife Stadium on Dec. 11.
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The anticipated decline in the unemployment rate from 2000 percent in March would put it at a level last seen in December 2000 and within striking distance of the Fed's forecast for 3.8 percent by the end of this year.
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The Cincinnati Bengals have won two in a row to stay within striking distance of the final playoff berth in the AFC, but they will be taking a major step up in class against a bitter rival on Monday night.
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The announcement comes at a crucial time for T-Mobile, which is moving closer to acquiring a smaller rival, Sprint, to create a wireless carrier with more than 100 million customers, putting it within striking distance of Verizon and AT&T.
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"The intensification of talks to around-the-clock bargaining and at the main table should mean that they're in striking distance of reaching an agreement," said Kristin Dziczek, vice president of industry, labor and economics at the Center for Automotive Research.
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LONDON, June 10 (Reuters) - Germany's 10-year Bund yield hit a new record on Friday and was within striking distance of zero as risk aversion and worries about global growth ensured a bullish tone for safe-haven debt markets across the globe.
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Mrs May was kept within striking distance of a majority only by the fact that the Tories won 12 new seats in Scotland under the leadership of Ruth Davidson, a charismatic liberal Tory who is due to marry a same-sex partner.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the 65-year-old leftist hologramming upstart for the French presidency — branded by NPR as "the French Bernie Sanders" — has vaulted to within striking distance of the race's leaders with just six days to go before votes are cast.
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North Korea's state media said the missile reached an altitude of 224,221 km (1,741 miles), and some Western experts said that meant it might have a range of more than 8,000 km (4,970 miles), which would put Hawaii and Alaska within striking distance.
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Add a few more and the total would increase to nearly 25%, putting America within striking distance of the (albeit modest) commitment the previous White House made in Paris in 2016, even though the federal government has promised to withdraw from that agreement.
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While we expect that investors are willing to underwrite these investments as they represent a deepening of Amazon's competitive moat, we suspect that they will only do so far as long as aggregate revenue growth trends remain within striking distance of estimates.
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NEW YORK, Aug 1 (Reuters) - U.S. 13-year Treasury yield added to its earlier rise on Wednesday, within striking distance of 3 percent after ADP said domestic private employers added 219,000 workers in July, more than 185,000 forecast among analysts polled by Reuters.
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Tomorrow, we will undoubtedly wake up to another abhorrent story about the bigot who is within striking distance of the most powerful position in the world, but from where we stand tonight, there's no point trying to guess what that will be.
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The optimism in the spot markets has yet to ripple over to the derivative markets yet with one-month implied volatility gauges on the pound, a market indicator for future expected swings, edging lower but within striking distance of a six-week high.
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By Alexandra Ulmer and Alexandra Valencia QUITO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Leftist government candidate Lenin Moreno was within striking distance of winning the first round of Ecuador's presidential election on Monday, as the Andean country's electoral body counted ballots late into the night.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 21625 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and within striking distance of the Republican nomination to take on Sen.
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Stock markets are trading within striking distance of all-time highs, the US unemployment rate is plumbing nearly five-decade lows, and a crop of companies boasting entirely new breeds of businesses have launched — or are primed to debut — on the public markets.
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It was times like these that Thom wished he could go back to sleep, maybe forever—to a place devoid of consciousness, and expectation, and of music critics making Burial jokes every time he was in striking distance of a sampler or MPC.
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And it comes on the heels of other mind-boggling news from the utility sector, like a solicitation for energy bids in Colorado that turned up renewables+storage projects that will come within striking distance of existing coal plants by the early 2020s.
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The Zelzal, Fateh-110 and Zolfaqar missiles in question have ranges of about 200 km to 700 km, putting Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh or the Israeli city of Tel Aviv within striking distance if the weapons were deployed in southern or western Iraq.
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According to a new poll out on Monday, three contenders are within striking distance of each other in the hard-fought race for New York State attorney general, a position that has the potential to be a bugbear for the Trump administration.
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Elsewhere, the Swiss franc edged higher against the euro after the policy decision, as investors had expected the ECB to keep rates on hold, though the franc remained within striking distance of a July 2015 high hit overnight at 1.0532 francs per euro.
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Last year, Ford sold more than one million F-series pickup trucks — a fifth of them outside the United States — putting it within striking distance of unseating Toyota's Corolla as the world's best selling vehicle, according to tallies from JATO and Toyota.
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Elsewhere, the Swiss franc edged higher against the euro after the ECB's move, as investors had expected the ECB to keep rates on hold, though the franc remained within striking distance of a July 2015 high hit overnight at 1.0532 francs per euro.
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But he also said he has a "nuclear button" on his desk and that all U.S. territory is within striking distance of his nuclear weapons, comments Trump latched onto Tuesday when he boasted of a bigger and more powerful "nuclear button" than Kim's.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) is within striking distance in Iowa.
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That followed the test launch of two long-range ballistic missiles in July in a sharply lofted trajectory that demonstrated a potential range of 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or more that would put many parts of the U.S. mainland within striking distance.
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The composite index had made sharp gains in the first three sessions of the year, taking it within striking distance of an all-time high, and it remained on track for a 1.6 percent rise over the course of the shortened week.
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The Zelzal, Fateh-110 and Zolfaqar missiles in question have ranges of about 200 km to 700 km, putting Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh or the Israeli city of Tel Aviv within striking distance if the weapons were deployed in southern or western Iraq.
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We often judge people who synchronize their lives to the fluctuations of the balance sheet and promotion cycle (I used to), but when you're on the other side of that looking in and hungry...damn it feels good to even get within striking distance.
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The movie's estimated $20133 million second weekend was enough to snag first place, and a 10-day total of more than $235 million leaves all-time R-rated box office record — held by The Passion of the Christ, with $370 million — in striking distance.
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Devon Dotson added 19 points and Udoka Azubuike tied his career high with 17 rebounds and scored 216 points for the Jayhawks, who won their 243th straight game to stay within striking distance of top-ranked Baylor at the top of the Big 261.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis also canceled a weekend trip to San Francisco and Nevada to remain in Washington, DC. The US Navy announced that the USS Donald Cook left port in Cyprus on Monday, moving within striking distance of Syria in the eastern Mediterranean.
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The labor market is viewed as being close to or at full employment, with the jobless rate near a 17-363/2-year low of 3.9 percent and within striking distance of the Fed's forecast of 3.8 percent by the end of this year.
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The drop of two-tenths of a percentage point in the unemployment rate from 4.1 percent in March pushed it to a level last seen in December 2000 and within striking distance of the Fed's forecast of 3.8 percent by the end of this year.
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And if she gets anywhere near 40 percent of the vote on May 7 that current polls predict, this would also represent a dramatic improvement in the FN's vote share in the second round, and put the party in striking distance of a majority.
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And thus the weirdness continues for the Dodgers, who have a full starting rotation on the DL but are within striking distance of the division lead, who have been beaten by some of the worst teams in baseball and have beaten some of the best.
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While the possibility of a North Korean submarine armed with nuclear missiles making its way to within striking distance of Guam or the United States homeland is without a doubt unsettling, in the short term, Kim's options for the SSB's employment are extremely limited.
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The last candidate with an outside shot, Tulsi Gabbard — who has not publicly said she has hit the donor mark, but was within striking distance and also does not have any qualifying polls — registered 21 percent support in Nevada and 2504 percent in South Carolina.
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Bernie Sanders continues to dominate in the early nominating contests and is within striking distance of former Vice President Joe Biden in South Carolina — fueling panic among some of the most vulnerable Democrats about having a self-described socialist at the top of the ticket.
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WASHINGTON — After all but endorsing the far-right presidential candidate in France last week, President Trump has been conspicuously silent since his fellow populist Marine Le Pen finished second in the voting on Sunday and put herself within striking distance of the Élysée Palace.
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The Buffalo Sabres' newfound knack for winning games - three straight, all in overtime - has them within striking distance of their first Stanley Cup playoff berth since 2010-11 as they visit the struggling Dallas Stars on Thursday in their final contest before the All-Star break.
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On Wednesday, the yields on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes fell to 1.595%, their lowest level since October 2016, while the yields on the 30-year bond declined to 2.213%, which was within striking distance of their all-time low of 20173% set in July 2016.
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And in a signal of Mr. Buttigieg's growing stature in the race in these early states — after functionally tying Mr. Sanders in Iowa, he has inched within striking distance in New Hampshire polls — the former mayor provoked sharp defenses from some of those proud establishment figures.
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The next step for Harvard and MIT's new bioengineering work "brings the promise of a possible future for type 1 diabetes within striking distance of phase 1 (preliminary) clinical trials," B. D. Colen, Harvard Staff Writer, said in the Harvard Gazette on Monday reporting on the papers.
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BEIJING, Feb 26 (Reuters) - London copper edged lower in early Asian trade on Tuesday, snapping a rally that had seen prices of the red metal rise for eight of the past nine sessions, but remained within striking distance of a near eight-month high touched on Monday.
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Dallas continued to claw and keep the game within striking distance by nearly matching Golden State from the 3-point arc, hitting 16 of 38 for the game compared to Golden State's 19 of 45, and by outscoring the Warriors by 12 at the free throw line.
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That brought down the curtains on two weeks of high drama during which Anbang and its consortium partners J.C. Flowers and Chinese private equity firm Primavera Capital came within striking distance of owning some of the world's best known hotel brands including Sheraton and Westin hotels.
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A victory against the Bulldogs would make Kentucky bowl eligible for the first time since 2010, clinch a winning record in SEC play for the first time since 1977, and keep the Wildcats within striking distance of Florida in the race for the SEC East title.
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Now he finds himself again in a Melbourne final, with a chance to repeat the glory of 2012, a chance for a 15th Grand Slam, just two behind the Spaniard's haul of 17, within striking distance of Federer, who sits at 20 for most in a career.
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Gold rose more than 1% on Friday and was within a striking distance of the six-year high reached in September, as investors flocked to the safe-haven metal after a senior Iranian military official was killed in an air strike authorised by the United States.
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A court-ordered overhaul of Pennsylvania voting districts and stubbornly low approval ratings for Trump in the state have placed Democrats within striking distance of claiming at least half of Pennsylvania's 18 congressional seats in a test of the party's ability to win back working-class voters.
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The Giants' winning streak, which has followed a three-game slide, has kept them within striking distance of Dallas, which has won nine in a row since falling to New York in its season opener and owns a two-game lead over the division rival in the NFC East.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE (I-Vt.), though she remains within striking distance.
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The global economy is stuttering, the is within striking distance of a record low against the dollar and investors frustrated with the government's stalling reform drive are yanking out funds from the stock market, leading to portfolio outflows of $2 billion so far in 2016, according to DBS.
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Michael Ramlet, CEO and co-founder, and Kyle Dropp, executive director of polling and data scientist, both of polling firm Morning Consult The tightening of the race wasn't a big surprise for the polling firm Morning Consult, which has had Trump within striking distance of Clinton for several months.
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While many investors on Thursday were laser-focused on fired FBI Director James Comey's testimony before the Senate intelligence committee, the U.S. stock market indices rose; the Dow rose to an all-time high, and the S&P 500 was in striking distance of its all-time high.
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The U.S. currency got off to a steady start to the week against other major peers, with the dollar index remaining within striking distance of a two-month peak after markets last week moved to price in a greater chance of an imminent hike in U.S. interest rates.
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The Penguins have gone 6-1-183 in their last nine to move within striking distance of second place in the Metropolitan Division, while Tampa Bay has won 10 of its last 12 contests overall and seven in a row at home to take over second in the Atlantic.
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In an era that has seen a woman come within striking distance of the presidency and an influx of female candidates and officeholders at every level of government, we continue to debate, as did those who supported and opposed women's suffrage a century ago, women's impact on American politics.
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Carried out by Japanese bombers and fighter planes launched from aircraft carriers that had quietly slipped within striking distance of Hawaii, the attack killed more than 2,000 Americans and sank a number of United States warships, including the battleship Arizona, whose wreck has become a memorial to the battle.
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One of Biden's supporters, Dick Harpootlian, a former DNC member and two-time South Carolina Democratic Party chair, took aim at Perez, saying his inability to come within striking distance of GOP fundraising — even at a time when Trump is facing impeachment — has put Democrats in a grave situation.
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That lines up with a separate Reuters poll of stock brokers and strategists published earlier this week, which showed a majority of the indexes covered had either breached their end-2019 predictions from a poll taken a year ago or were within striking distance before the year ends.
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The restructuring deal was set to expire at midnight on Tuesday if not signed by the governor, but a person with knowledge of the proceedings who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the lawmakers were within striking distance of agreement and the creditors were not inclined to enforce the deadline.
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The races that could flip the Senate If Trump can't do it in North Carolina, he has little shot of remaining within striking distance of Clinton and pulling off the same feat in some combination of states like Colorado, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin -- all even more difficult to win.
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Shields hopes to get more support from Matt Davidson, who homered for the fifth time in the past six games in Saturday's 5-2 victory which gave Chicago (33-36) - last in the American League Central, but within striking distance of first - three straight victories and five wins in six games.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE within striking distance of his Democrat opponent, former Sen.
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And while there simply aren't enough blue-leaning districts out there to give Democrats a majority, a large lead in the generic ballot means lots of Democratic nominees in red-leaning districts are within striking distance of a win and ready to try to turn any misstep into electoral victory.
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Singapore is gaining ground as a startup destination that locates founders within striking distance of Greater China whilst also giving them access to Southeast Asia, a nascent but fast-growing market where the "internet economy" is tipped to reach $200 billion by 2025 according to a recent report co-authored by Google. Ucare.
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Although energy company PG&E initially removed 260 trees from the Johnsons' property free of charge to prevent damage to their power lines — something other stakeholders in the area have been doing to protect their infrastructure — the couple says there are still close to 19903 trees within striking distance of their home.
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New lending surged by 74 percent in that period, increasing the bank's share of the mortgage market to 12.6 percent from 9.1 percent in 2016, within striking distance of the 13-17 percent level it targeted to capture by the end of 2018 when re-listing on the stock exchange three years ago.
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Though overall positions remained within striking distance of a four-year high hit last week, the magnitude of the drop in weekly positions meant more pain was in store for the pound as expectations of a 25 basis-point hike at a policy meeting by the Bank of England have broadly disappeared.
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Most of the property's 22 other cottages and multi-bedroom homes are within striking distance of the Lodge, and can be reached in a few minutes by foot or golf cart, which are swifter and quieter than standard models (they don't beep when backing up, so as not to disrupt any quests for mental wellness).
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To many young people, Obama's presidency and Meghan MarkleMeghan MarkleMegxit, Trump and the generational divide Prince Harry blames 'powerful' media for stepping away from royals Harry and Meghan to give up royal titles, no longer receive money from royal family MORE's ascendance to within striking distance of the British monarchy were powerful symbols of change.
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Advisers to Hillary Clinton, including former President Bill Clinton, believe that her campaign made serious miscalculations by forgoing early attacks on Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and failing to undercut his archliberal message before it grew into a political movement that has now put him within striking distance of beating her in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The first First Lady to accept and fail at an important policy role (overseeing an overhaul of the nation's health care system that even a Democratic Congress could not swallow) and the first Cabinet member to list copious airplane travel as one of her primary accomplishments, has moved within striking distance of becoming our nation's first female President.
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"Visual observations suggested that most bats were able to avoid flying near boas when there were one or two boas present, but with three boas present the bats had to fly either within striking distance from one of them (often colliding with the boas) or very low above the passage floor," Dinets explained in the paper.
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Dems have also flipped Districts 273, 26, 213, 224, 103, 210, 25, 23, and 73, which places them in striking distance of winning a majority in the House of Delegates: VA HOUSE OF DELEGATES: Democrats have already picked up 11 seats (2, 10, 13, 31, 53, 42, 50, 51, 67, 72, 73) and need 6 more for control.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is within striking distance of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The Sanders revolution of young people, which includes a growing number of young women, independent workers in some labor unions that refuse to go along with the establishment, and liberal populists and idealists of all varieties, is now within striking distance of stunning the political world with upset victories in the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary.
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RELATED: GOP on verge of losing health care vote Republican leadership aides have said repeatedly that no vote is scheduled at this point and that they don't plan to bring their Obamacare repeal and replace bill to the floor until they know they have the votes to pass it, but Republicans also appear in striking distance of finally gutting Obamacare.
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And among those voters who say their priority is to nominate a candidate who can beat President Donald Trump, Sanders is well within striking distance of Biden: 23% in that group support Biden for the Democratic nomination, 17% Sanders, 16% Warren and 2053% Buttigieg, suggesting electability is not as clear an edge for Biden in California as it has been elsewhere.
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But Democrats came within striking distance of capturing the district last year, with the party's candidate, Dan McCready, trailing Republican Mark HarrisMark HarrisThe Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats clash over future of party in heated debate Why my American Indian tribe voted Republican in NC's special election North Carolina race raises 2020 red flags for Republicans, Democrats MORE by only 905 votes.
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The problem is that suddenly we are in a different world where we are in striking distance of actually implementing a coherent plan that will really work, and now that defeatism, that fatalism, that resignation, has become a huge part of the problem, because once you've made your peace with some terrible thing you know, it's very hard to reengage.
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Read more: Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and 10 others with the best odds to win the Open Championship at Royal PortrushThere's a ton of ways to bet golf, but the easiest way to put a bit of money down is to bet on four or five golfers to win and hope that at least one or two of them are within striking distance on Sunday.
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Mount Hope, West Virginia (CNN)In the final days of the Republican US Senate primary in West Virginia, what was once considered improbable by the political establishment in Washington became a very real possibility: Coal baron Don Blankenship, who spent a year in prison for his involvement in the deadliest US mine explosion in four decades, is in striking distance of the party's nomination.
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Rubio and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE trail in many of those states, so they are looking to wrack up enough delegates to keep Trump within striking distance heading out of the day.
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LONDON — In the fall of 2015, Mohammed Sarrar made the physically and emotionally challenging journey from his native Sudan to the so-called Calais Jungle, a bleak migrant camp built on unused land in northern France, within striking distance of the cross-channel trains and ferries to Britain and a frequent jumping-off point for people hoping to claim refugee status in that country.
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If they stick around for future episodes, NBC will have discovered a sleeper hit in a year that has already been very good for the network: It's No. 2 in total viewers for the season, and is within striking distance of the No. 1 rating in the 18-to-49-year-old demographic that currently belongs to CBS, which had the very big benefit of broadcasting the Super Bowl.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is enjoying a mid-convention bump in the polls, surging to within striking distance of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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With a margin of error of 6900 percentage points, O'Connor is well within striking distance in a district that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won by 2628 points in 28503 and one that former Rep.
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