The Guy Who Triumphed seems a bit less interesting every year "triumphed" appears in the past tense.
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In the end, Djokovic triumphed, winning 7 points to 3.
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In the end, Djokovic triumphed, winning 7 points to 3.
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Abraham Lincoln clashed with, and triumphed over, General George McClellan.
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Kristin Armstrong, 42, triumphed in the individual road time trial.
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My heroes were the runners who had triumphed at Helsinki.
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Dorien Llewellyn triumphed in the men's overall water skiing competition.
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Ms. Harper, just turned 32, took her place and triumphed.
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The British triumphed, and nearly 3,000 Americans lost their lives.
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He remained behind bars until Castro's revolution triumphed in 1959.
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In a virtual war for Washington, hawks triumphed over doves.
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Which is to say the situational triumphed over the personal.
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"She triumphed spectacularly, to huge audience acclaim," The Birmingham Post wrote.
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Clinton triumphed in an important moment, but Trump won the election.
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He triumphed in last night's game by ... wait for it ... $18.
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Of the 59 teams, these three triumphed and scored top marks.
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Mr. Trump triumphed because his team knew that and Clinton's didn't.
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" But even so, "the men, women and youth of Malawi triumphed.
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Mr LePage triumphed, just, in a three-way race in 2010.
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Overall, Hillary Clinton's steady presence triumphed over Trump's typically uneven performance.
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Obama triumphed, he said, by kiteboarding for 100 meters (328 feet).
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After that, she said, "there have been challenges, but I've triumphed."
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Chicago triumphed after a nail-biting game seven on Wednesday night.
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And, yet, seven days later, I triumphed by almost 2202,2628 votes.
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Like the mythic heroes of Quinn's screenwriting guide, Federle has triumphed.
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In her concession speech, Nixon talked as if she had triumphed.
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But in many notable cases this year, centrist candidates have triumphed.
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And the two of them appear to have triumphed over Bolton.
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That was a month before the Monsters and the Cavaliers triumphed.
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Yes, they triumphed wildly, and beyond anything they could have expected.
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State Attorney General Patrick Morrisey (R) triumphed over Blankenship and Rep.
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As far as Mr. Safire could see, the president had triumphed.
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He remained behind bars until the revolution triumphed three years later.
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While the luxury automakers as a group faltered, some brands triumphed.
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I don't feel like we've triumphed in any way I can comprehend.
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LONDON — On Sunday, English golfer Danny Willett triumphed in the 2016 Masters.
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A world where the moderate Republicans triumphed and the ideologues got rolled.
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For when our priorities were access, accommodation, education, and voting, we triumphed.
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Back in 2015 the humans triumphed over the course of 80,000 hands.
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The grizzled old veteran quarterback triumphed over the league's controversial young gun.
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Road trip movie "Green Book" triumphed over "Roma" to win best picture.
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On the evidence of the convention's first three days, Mr Trump triumphed.
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Poetry and youth and joy had triumphed over the 8-1 odds.
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"The Russians had triumphed in the intelligence war," Hastings's ironic commentary notes.
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He celebrated that Mr. Trump had triumphed over "hoaxes" such as Obamacare.
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Scott triumphed by just over 10,000 votes, a margin of 0.12 percent.
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Whenever someone died or the unexpected triumphed, people blamed the year itself.
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The words had triumphed and failed entirely, a puzzle impossible to solve.
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Belgium triumphed over Panama, above, at the World Cup, winning 3-0.
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When Mr. Gillum triumphed, he selected Mr. King as his running mate.
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Before injustice triumphed, the United States was a beacon of tax justice.
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So, have we triumphed over terrorism and can we declare mission accomplished?
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But it's hard to see how it would have triumphed without him.
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Yet Trump has repeatedly triumphed in circumstances that most predicted were impossible.
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The pair triumphed over race car driver James Hinchcliffe and pro Sharna Burgess.
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In the years that followed, machines triumphed at Scrabble, Othello, even TV's Jeopardy!
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She triumphed over country singer Adam Wakefield, who was declared the runner up.
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"So, life has triumphed over death by means unknown to me," he says.
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Germany, who triumphed in Beijing and London, are ranked third in the world.
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The sensational will have then triumphed over the substantive, the flashy over facts.
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We've already triumphed the beauty of ambient music in this road to serenity.
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When Portugal triumphed over Poland on Thursday evening, they achieved something quite extraordinary.
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But Trump triumphed and helped Republicans keep control of both chambers of Congress.
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N.F.L. Roundup On the verge of infamy and embarrassment, the Cleveland Browns triumphed.
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Trixie eventually triumphed in a mediocre lip sync that neither of them slayed.
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To a large extent, lifestyle considerations (adequate sleep) triumphed over this therapeutic approach.
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So I triumphed over my fear of being murdered in a haunted farmhouse.
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He surprisingly triumphed over Hillary Clinton in Michigan during the 2016 Democratic primary.
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A heavyweight slug-fest for the ages, in which Holyfield triumphed on points.
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There also were houses where the sheer joie de vivre of man triumphed.
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In the end, Donald J. Trump, the real-estate developer from Queens, triumphed.
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Some progressives did well and others floundered; some moderates triumphed and others perished.
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We've triumphed through all the misogyny in hip-hop and maintained our success.
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But the one clear case where prediction and exact science have triumphed is astronomy.
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What he left out is that those groups have largely triumphed in the courts.
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His comments came shortly after his far-right Lega Party triumphed in European elections.
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But even those who have triumphed face hardships eventually, and Styles is no exception.
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Road trip movie "Green Book" triumphed over "Roma" to win the best picture Oscar.
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Its uncompromising contours indicate that order and method have triumphed over disorder and lawlessness.
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Trump triumphed but financial markets reacted in a completely different way than many predicted.
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Of course, keeping quiet isn't always easy, especially if you've triumphed on national television.
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She triumphed in her first staged Brünnhilde last year with the Canadian Opera Company.
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Sherrod Brown: How do you beat a populist like Trump who triumphed in Midwest?
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The Cubs had triumphed, 8-7, for a moment 108 years in the making.
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More than two decades ago, IBM's Deep Blue triumphed over chess champion Garry Kasparov.
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Under Ms. Sturgeon, the Scottish nationalists have added members and triumphed in elections. Mrs.
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The five-times champion had last triumphed at the All England Club in 2008.
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In the end, it was those agents who learned to work together who triumphed.
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But these five women, intermittently friends, persisted and, each in her own way, triumphed.
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He had triumphed only in leagues that looked like one- or two-horse races.
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" Angel Blue, who played Bess, triumphed two seasons ago as Mimi, in "La Bohème.
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Trump triumphed in West Virginia in 2016, carrying the state by about 40 points.
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Last year, the North Carolina Tar Heels triumphed over the Gonzaga Bulldogs, 71-65.
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Indeed, Democrats have triumphed all over the country, as Trump's approval rating keeps sinking.
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Jealous is one of several Bernie Sanders-style Democrats who's triumphed during this midterm cycle.
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We triumphed over the mental blockages stopping countries from acting on behalf of the future.
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On Wednesday, we will face Croatia, who knocked out Russia the same day England triumphed.
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More than a decade later, she has not just changed with the times; she's triumphed.
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The "superstructure" has triumphed over the "base", "parliamentary cretinism" over the "dictatorship of the proletariat".
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Their contestants have won only once (Lena, a German singer, triumphed in 2010 with "Satellite").
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The Colombian has won twice at Indianapolis and triumphed at Monaco in 2003 with Williams.
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"Handmaid's Tale" triumphed over Netflix's supernatural thriller "Stranger Things," NBC's "This is Us" and others.
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Clearly nobody has told Sue Barker, the Briton who triumphed in Paris 43 years ago.
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However, on Saturday, Trump triumphed over his competitors, snagging all 38 delegate votes for himself.
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Trump was also favored to win the Kansas caucuses, but Cruz triumphed in a rout.
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They both triumphed in male-dominated professions and faced their own career humiliations and rebirths.
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Franco's forces triumphed and he went on to rule Spain until his death in 1975.
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I triumphed with a sliver of life left and no more health potions to hand.
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But Mr. Trump triumphed in Kentucky and Louisiana, maintaining his lead in the delegate count.
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In addition, this time the Met's design staff has triumphed over the Breuer's recalcitrant galleries.
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His son, Shapur I, triumphed over the Roman army and, shockingly, captured its emperor Valerian.
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A 19th-century insurgency stretched for decades before the army of Czar Alexander II triumphed.
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For this reason, above all, I believe, we triumphed at the ballot box in 2002.
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That was Woods' last major win until this year when he triumphed at the Masters.
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After a good day (or weekend) of bargain shopping, you might feel like you've triumphed.
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She triumphed as the female lead in Balanchine's "Scotch Symphony" at the annual Workshop Performances.
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Last week, Tony Evers triumphed against the odds and beat Scott Walker in Trump country.
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They did the only thing they could: They joined the French Resistance, and eventually they triumphed.
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Ultimately, it was disease that triumphed over these men—and admirably, not a lack of hope.
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He repeated the feat four years later, when he triumphed once more at the Helsinki Games.
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The Brexit Party triumphed in Britain to become the largest national party in the new chamber.
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Rose was the 2013 champion at Merion, while Spieth triumphed two years later at Chambers Bay.
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Stories that end happily ever after are more satisfying if their protagonists have triumphed over misery.
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It was attended by then-President Barack Obama and Syracuse triumphed by a 62-49 scoreline.
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From the start, she mounted a campaign to conquer the art world and she has triumphed.
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The movement of resurgent white nationalists, unironically referred to as "redemption," had triumphed in North Carolina.
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The GOP candidate triumphed in what ended up being the most expensive House race in history.
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While O'Keeffe triumphed over hers by force of personality, Pelton was rendered forever fragile and introverted.
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Even as this circle of filmmakers has triumphed, however, Hollywood has yet to embrace Latino actors.
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He did not need to know his ex-wife triumphed over him in yet another metric.
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EINSTEIN'S WAR: How Relativity Triumphed Amid the Vicious Nationalism of World War I, by Matthew Stanley.
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In a thrilling semifinal of the N.C.A.A. tournament, full of breakneck lead changes, old school triumphed.
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It's in everyone's best interest that I say only this: I triumphed over my tear ducts.
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Kavanaugh may wind up getting the Supreme Court seat, but Blasey was the one who triumphed.
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Osaka now holds the US Open and Australian Open titles, while Barty triumphed at Roland-Garros.
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He triumphed over two opponents — one Democrat and one Republican — by more than 21983 percentage points.
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And Belgium triumphed in a 3-2 heartbreaker for Japan, which had led by 2-0.
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About two-thirds had already gone through their first elections — and around half had triumphed. Sen.
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The remain vote was seen winning, but instead, leave triumphed with a narrow margin of 51.9 percent.
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His Justice and Development (AK) party, together with its allies, also triumphed in simultaneous elections to parliament.
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Democrat Richard Cordray will run against Republican Mike DeWine; both establishment favorites triumphed in their respective primaries.
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Last Wednesday evening, the Golden State Warriors triumphed over the Cleveland Cavaliers on the road in Cleveland.
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Though Nixon won more states (26 to 22), Kennedy triumphed in Electoral College votes (303 to 219).
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The Austrian third seed, who triumphed at Indian Wells last month, sealed victory with a simple volley.
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Take the 2100 Iowa caucus for example, where Ted Cruz triumphed despite expert predictions to the contrary.
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"Congratulations Ecuador, the citizen's revolution has triumphed!" said Maduro, who was echoed by much of his Cabinet.
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Le Pen also triumphed in 9 out of the 10 French districts with the highest unemployment rates.
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In addition, a fan team played a friendly match against them, in which FC Lampedusa emphatically triumphed.
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Andy Murray, who triumphed in the men's singles the following day, has a more modest trophy collection.
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This afternoon, he became the youngest winner (at 28) since Byron Nelson, then 24, triumphed in 1937.
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He made a couple of good kicks that briefly tested the All Blacks, who triumphed 29-9.
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Democratic candidates also triumphed in Illinois, Maine, New Mexico and Nevada, where Republicans had held the governorships.
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It marks the second successive year an American author has triumphed after Paul Beatty won in 2016.
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He triumphed despite his illness, and, during his bows, was showered with white roses from the orchestra.
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Mr. Trump's white working-class base still voted Republican, although in lower numbers than when he triumphed.
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The 22017-year-old Keeshond triumphed over nearly 28,260 other adorable dogs to win this year's contest.
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The same month that she retired from Ballet Theater, she triumphed as Vera Baronova in the Encores!
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"You can't underestimate the value of people who have triumphed in this broken system," Ms. White said.
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Alongside Tomas Berdych, Stepanek was also part of the Davis Cup teams triumphed in 2012 and 2013.
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The hire comes after Boeing triumphed in the bitter battle last year over the Export-Import Bank.
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The former state representative triumphed over opponent Brenda Jones in the Democratic primary by about 2,500 votes.
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The Pacers won seven straight in the series before the Magic triumphed 114-94 at Indiana in March.
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All that mattered about their thrilling duel, the embracing pair felt, was that the Ivory Coast had triumphed.
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The 363-year-old hadn't won a major championship since 236, when he triumphed at the U.S. Open.
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The Leave campaign triumphed with 51.9% of the vote to win by 1,269.501 votes, with turnout at 72%.
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"It's a race I have enjoyed but it's always very long," said the German who triumphed last year.
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The Italian team are yet to win so far this year and last triumphed at Hockenheim in 2012.
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Where he should have triumphed, he could only manage a draw -- which translates to a win for Clinton.
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AC Milan were the last team to retain Europe's top prize when they triumphed in 843 and 1990.
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And yet it seemed Germany had also triumphed, albeit in a more shadowy contest of signals and symbols.
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And this is why his form of conservatism triumphed over the visions offered by his establishment Republican challengers.
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After arriving in the U.S. around 1930, he triumphed mainly by KO in 89 of 103 professional fights.
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The Houston Astros triumphed in seven games, leaving Brown to make a nice donation to Abbott's wine cellar.
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Brazil was last crowned World Cup champion in 2002, and triumphed in the Copa América five years later.
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Yet, even in the face of these oppressive barriers, the entrepreneurial spirit of blacks was undaunted and triumphed.
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But the enthusiasm is not ubiquitous—not even in Nakam, where PT triumphed at the most recent election.
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The U.S. triumphed thanks to second-half goals by veteran Chris Wondolowski and Bayern Munich youngster Julian Green.
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In Arizona and Florida, the President won 49% of the vote, and he triumphed in Ohio with 52%.
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Ms. Hussain triumphed with creations like cayenne gingerbread and cream puff towers in bubble gum and peppermint flavors.
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Depending on your perspective, this could mean that Christian rock has triumphed or that it has gone soft.
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In this philosophical tension, the investors-above-all doctrine seems to have triumphed over the more inclusive approach.
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But Republicans triumphed in Florida and Ohio, both swing states that could play an outsized role in 2020.
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Rep. Karen Handel, who triumphed over Democratic nominee Jon Ossoff in an expensive, high-profile 2017 special election.
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At long last, the ideal Norwegian athlete had triumphed, for Norway, in the most hallowed of Norwegian sports.
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Once the Standard Model triumphed in the 1970s and 80s, Dr. Gell-Mann didn't rest on his laurels.
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To show that the city had been reborn, he said, and that the law had triumphed over chaos.
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The Cleveland Indians entered the weekend Friday night having triumphed in 22 straight games, an American League record.
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Johnson&aposs Conservatives triumphed in last week&aposs general election, securing an 80-seat House of Commons majority.
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That he triumphed was testimony to his genius and an unusual industry, contradicting the order of the times.
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If Bernie wins the nomination, he would have triumphed over impossible odds and a small army of scoffers.
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He insisted (rightly) that his party had triumphed by giving voice and shape to real passions and despairs.
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The newspaper publisher says yes: This is the inspirational story of a man who has triumphed over adversity.
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The League triumphed in last month's ballot, leap frogging above 5-Star to become the country's largest party.
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Mr Iglesias triumphed, too, but only after a bitter internal battle against his more moderate number two, Iñigo Errejón.
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Brian Flemming triumphed over his deadly habits – alcoholism, suicidal thoughts, depression, and unhealthy eating – to lose almost 400 lbs.
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In 1876, Samuel Tilden received 63% more votes than Rutherford B. Hayes, who eventually triumphed by one electoral vote.
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And even though Sanders won't be the Democratic nominee, Clinton's plan is a sign that his vision has triumphed.
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Democrat Anna Eskamani triumphed in her race to become the first Iranian-American lawmaker in the Florida state House.
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Sokon Matsumura triumphed without a single strike and the king bestowed on him the title of bushi or warrior.
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On Sunday, during Game 5 of the World Series, the Red Sox triumphed over the Dodgers, winning 5-1.
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In elections on May 224th the underdogs triumphed over the ruling coalition led by UMNO, the Barisan Nasional (BN).
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To wit: Donald Trump triumphed in the Republican primary contest despite insulting nearly every interest group in the nation.
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The 67-year-old education official triumphed in a state President Donald Trump narrowly won only two years ago.
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She promptly corrected herself, announcing that Conservative Ben Bradley had in fact triumphed amid barracking shouts from the crowd.
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Hollywood movies about people from the past who triumphed over discriminatory structures have become big business in recent years.
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The boy wizard — actually, he's all grown up now — triumphed in the worlds of books, movies and theme parks.
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In Season 6, we were treated to yet another spectacle in which Daenerys Targaryen triumphed over an impossible situation.
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The meeting at Trump Tower is an example of the crude form of capitalism that ultimately triumphed in Russia.
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Since the U.S. triumphed in World War II, its leaders have embraced a broad conception of national self-interest.
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South Africa's only 400 meters Olympic gold medal winner was Bevil Rudd, who triumphed at the 1920 Antwerp Games.
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Trump triumphed over the GOP's leadership during the 2016 primary, but he has largely surrendered to themon policy questions.
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It means Melrose has triumphed with Britain's biggest hostile bid since Kraft pounced on confectionery giant Cadbury in 13.
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Although local, seasonal and farm-to-table are watchwords for many consumers, globalization has triumphed in the produce aisle.
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He surged in the polls; he won the popular vote in Iowa, triumphed in New Hampshire, romped in Nevada.
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Of course, once the Christian Church became part of the Roman Empire's political apparatus, the grimmest view naturally triumphed.
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The only drivers of the current crop to have triumphed in the city-state have each won four times.
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Shawn Johnson triumphed in Beijing in 2008 with a dismount that had one fewer twist than Biles's new move.
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In fact, it may be their collaboration, and the cross-border meeting-of-the-minds it represents, that triumphed.
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In the 1930s, Del Río triumphed in the film industry's transition to "talkies" while other silent film stars struggled.
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But Ellison, who's also the DNC's deputy chair, still triumphed over his closest opponent by more than 170,000 votes.
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And really, after our heroes triumphed over the embodiment of death, were we supposed to be afraid of these clowns?
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Recently Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasia-Cortez, who ran on a "Abolish ICE" message, triumphed over established New York Democrat Rep.
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And let's face it: it's not like social niceties have ever triumphed over humanity's desire to get down and dirty.
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Judged by profits, it has triumphed: in America they have risen from 5% of GDP in 1989 to 8% now.
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In the Elite Eight, Texas Tech triumphed over number one seed Gonzaga, before eliminating Michigan State in the Final Four.
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Bradley Wiggins, four times winner Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas have all triumphed on the Tour de France with Sky.
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In the end, the center-left candidate of the ruling party, Carlos Alvarado Quesada, triumphed by a 20-point margin.
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Victory would make him the second oldest Masters champion, behind Jack Nicklaus, who was 46 when he triumphed in 1986.
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She positioned herself as the "strong and stable" choice and triumphed after Boris Johnson unexpectedly pulled out of the race.
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On screen she triumphed over the worst—scheming stepmothers, lecherous men, evil god-men—that could be thrown at her.
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In this series, NerdWallet interviews people who triumphed over debt using a combination of commitment, budgeting and smart financial choices.
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The first lady is now Madame Acting President, having triumphed over General Brockhart in the Senate's vote for vice president.
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After consuming exceptional quantities of salmon this summer, Bear 2409 "Beadnose" has triumphed as the 2018 Fat Bear Week champion.
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Mickelson has already triumphed at Pebble Beach this year, having won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February.
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Last season, Ms. Stemme triumphed in the title role of Strauss's "Elektra" when the Met presented Patrice Chéreau's stunning production.
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Practicality triumphed; most boys sipped and nibbled, to stay aware in class and to hit and field cricket balls afterward.
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Her son, Republican George Walker Bush, triumphed in the disputed 2000 U.S. election and was president from 2001 to 22012.
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Morrison triumphed in a three way race, beating out Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and former Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton.
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Judge Kavanaugh's view ultimately triumphed when the Trump administration and the F.C.C., under new leadership, rescinded the net neutrality rule.
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Republicans seem likely to gain a few seats in the Senate, and they triumphed in some high-profile governor's races.
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They have survived and triumphed over another winter in the city, with a beautiful day as their hard-earned trophy.
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But Thursday's battle in the courtroom showed that, at least for one day, the rule of law triumphed in Washington.
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Republicans moved immediately to define her as the far-left candidate who triumphed despite a rejection by the Democratic establishment.
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Elsewhere, Austria's bond market showed little immediate reaction to news that conservative leader Sebastian Kurz triumphed in Sunday's parliamentary election.
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The self-governing island was expected to know later Saturday whether Tsai had triumphed with her tough stance toward China.
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The opera was ordered withdrawn, although it triumphed in a revised form in 1817, after Napoleon was sent into exile.
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"So @jeremycorbyn Brexit position triumphed at @UKLabour conference this afternoon," his home affairs policy chief, Diane Abbott, said on Twitter.
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"So @jeremycorbyn Brexit position triumphed at @UKLabour conference this afternoon," his home affairs policy chief, Diane Abbott, said on Twitter.
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When Daly triumphed at the 1995 British Open, he filled the claret jug with chocolate ice cream and chocolate sauce.
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Fans on Twitter were particularly upset that "Carpool Karaoke" triumphed over "Homecoming," which Queen Bey wrote, directed and produced herself.
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That war was long and hard-fought, but Israel triumphed — at least, that's what the Israelis and the West thought.
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"Those who brought Iraq to where it is now have triumphed," Obeidi said in a Facebook post following parliament's vote.
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Just shy of four years old, she triumphed over crowd favorites Daniel the golden retriever and Bono the Havanese. (Reuters)
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Trump triumphed over the GOP's leadership during the 2016 primary, but he has largely surrendered to them on policy questions.
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The Japanese, who last triumphed on the PGA Tour at the 2017 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, felt confident after his round.
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Eight years ago, Scott Walker triumphed against the odds and was elected governor of the solidly blue state of Wisconsin.
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"Winning ugly" perfectly described how both England and Wales triumphed in Week 3, as each team bludgeoned its opponent into submission.
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After opening the season with a tantalising three-set final in Doha in which Mr Djokovic triumphed, both lost earlyin Melbourne.
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As a result, large finches and their offspring triumphed during the drought, triggering a lasting increase in the birds' average size.
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He will have triumphed over his intraparty detractors, and in the medium term, Italy's growth should be a little bit higher.
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The Sun has pictures of the techie beaming from the stands and snapping pictures as Williams triumphed over Belinda Bencic. Aaaah.
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In a parliamentary election in June, the Mongolian People's Party (MPP) triumphed over the Democratic Party (DP), which Mr Elbegdorj leads.
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It's a movie that suggests dark things can't be triumphed over or escaped from: They're already baked into who we are. ●
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Technique never triumphed over technics (although no one better understood the intricacies of how to construct the highest-quality sound system).
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She triumphed over body dysmorphia and realized that being fit and happy has nothing to do with what the scale says.
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ON JULY 16th, Roger Federer (pictured) triumphed over Marin Cilic to win the men's Wimbledon tennis championship for the eighth time.
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But Trump's strong showing in swing states, including Michigan, meant he triumphed in the Electoral College that ultimately picks the president.
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On December 22011th the former AC Milan and Paris St-Germain player triumphed in the second round of Liberia's presidential election.
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They had triumphed with a record 95 points, with only 15 goals conceded and one loss to their name all season.
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The world number 92 became the first lucky loser to win a title since Leonardo Mayer triumphed in Hamburg last July.
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Fans acted accordingly after the Capitals triumphed Thursday night, with tens of thousands celebrating in the streets into the wee hours.
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He has triumphed in six of the past seven primaries and caucuses and raised $15m more than Mrs Clinton in March.
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The ballot of 16 pets was open to all town residents, and Mayor Lincoln triumphed with 85033 votes (The Associated Press).
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López Obrador, who triumphed in Sunday's presidential election over the ruling PRI party, is a leftist who has previously criticized Trump.
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From the Inchon landings to Pork Chop Hill, American and South Korean soldiers have fought together, sacrificed together, and triumphed together.
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Not since Lana Del Rey has an artist triumphed over such low expectations and landed as a bona-fide pop star.
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The BJP and its allies won in at least 80 of the 126 seats in Assam while regional parties triumphed elsewhere.
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Common sense ultimately triumphed in this round of bullying, and the measure passed without much alteration — thanks, oddly enough, to Russia.
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Months after the settlement, Mr. Weinstein triumphed at the Oscars, with "Life Is Beautiful" and "Shakespeare in Love" winning 10 awards.
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The party triumphed on Election Day, sweeping six of the seven Republican-held congressional seats they had set out to win.
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"Hope triumphed over realism yesterday, and realism is fighting back," today, wrote Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex.
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Though he launched his campaign in late April, Biden similarly triumphed earlier this year with elite fundraisers, according to POLITICO's analysis.
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Gorski shows how a social-science, technocratic mind-set has triumphed, treating politics as just a competition of self-interested utilitarians.
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Nixon triumphed in the general election, but he only received 15 percent of votes from African Americans, faring better than Goldwater.
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Oprah gets candid about her years of diet struggles & how she triumphed with Weight Watchers — without giving up bread, chips, or wine!
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He triumphed in four elections largely owing to the weakness of his opponents and the unwavering support he received from religious parties.
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In the weeks since, League candidates have triumphed in a series of mayoral elections, sometimes at the expense of the 5-Stars.
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Oprah gets candid about her years of diet struggles & how she triumphed with Weight Watchers – without giving up bread, chips, or wine!
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The Astros currently lead the World Series 3-2, having triumphed over the Nationals on Sunday with a score of 7-1.
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Just as America's Midwest helped carry Mr Trump to power, Brexit triumphed thanks to support from deindustrialising places like Middlesbrough and Wolverhampton.
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France's men's side won the 2018 World Cup in Russia for their second world title after they triumphed at home in 1998.
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In 0.083 the DMK triumphed in state elections after it offered voters free televisions; it subsequently handed out some 13m of them.
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Four-time major winner McIlroy, who last triumphed at the 2014 US PGA, predicts the era of the dominant force is over.
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On December 26th the former Chelsea, AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain player triumphed in the second round of Liberia's presidential election.
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BACK in 19803, in his book "The End Of History and the Last Man", Francis Fukuyama argued that liberal democracy had triumphed.
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Anthony scored a total of 31 points on 11-of-21 shooting during the game, in which the U.S. triumphed 98-88.
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In May 2017, AlphaGo triumphed again, this time over Ke Jie, a Chinese Go master, ranked at the top of the world.
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The largest program of its kind, in Florida, serves nearly 85033,000 disadvantaged students and recently triumphed in a multi-year legal challenge.
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Trump has since taken over the Republican Party, and in last year's GOP presidential primary he triumphed over both Cruz and Rubio.
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You had your occasional torch-bearing protesters, but for the most part, they triumphed by simply ignoring the possibility of bad outcomes.
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Overall, by the organization's count, 43 DSA-endorsed candidates won election last November, and 34 of the ballot initiatives they backed triumphed.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron triumphed over nationalist candidates, but their victories have rung a little hollow since.
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Trump's victory reflects the reality that while inclusive visions of America have triumphed time and again, their victory has never been complete.
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Now that they've triumphed over France, the US women will next face England, a team that is ranked third in the world.
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The residents of St. Clair Shores weren't beneficiaries of a kinder elite, but of a bloody labor struggle that had temporarily triumphed.
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The ensuing Battle of Brooklyn led to a bloody defeat for the Continental Army, but Washington triumphed in one respect: On Aug.
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There was better news for Mr Putin in the elections for governorships, where United Russia's candidates all triumphed in the first round.
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After the war, the family moved east to Nanjing, and shortly before Communist revolutionary forces triumphed in 1949, they fled to Taiwan.
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If so, what is unique about a presidential race that makes it different from congressional elections — where women candidates triumphed in 2018?
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They both served as heads of their respective party campaign committees and Schumer targeted McConnell in 2008, but the Kentucky legislator triumphed.
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The 2014 U.S. Open champion is the first Croatian to appear in a Wimbledon singles final since Goran Ivanisevic triumphed in 2001.
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In West Virginia, Trump triumphed with a more than 40-point victory, while he carried North Dakota by more than 30 points.
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The Spaniard last triumphed with Ferrari in 2013 but is still regarded as one of the quickest drivers who ranks among the greats.
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Instead, on what was supposed to be a joyous day for Blackledge and his family, misunderstanding and fear triumphed over love and freedom.
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And India was no different, until Dhoni's buoyant bunch triumphed over the mighty Aussies, winning two out of the 'best-of-three' finals.
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The U.S. is the first team to win back-to-back Women's World Cup titles since Germany triumphed in 2003 and 2007, Outsports.
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It wasn't only women who triumphed on election night: In Colorado, Jared Polis became the United States' first openly gay man elected governor.
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Second time round as a major champion, she has done a better job of handling those expectations and triumphed in Cincinnati weeks later.
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During local elections in the Andalusia region last December, a coalition of Ciudadanos, PP and a new far-right force called Vox triumphed.
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Usain Bolt triumphed in the men's 4 x 100-meter relay Friday, helping his Jamaican team mates cross the line in first position.
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The race is one of the most prestigious in the country, and she'd triumphed in it an astonishing five times in a row.
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Justin Rose won the men's gold medal for Britain in Rio and while South Korean Park In-bee triumphed in the women's event.
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The Team Dimension Data rider, 29, triumphed in four hours 33 minutes and 12 seconds, two seconds ahead of Astana Pro Team's Stalnov.
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Blackburn Rovers triumphed in 1995, but now languish in a lowlier division; most fans, and players, will remain keen on the biggest clubs.
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Garcia becomes the third Spaniard to win the Masters, also joining Jose Maria Olazabal, who triumphed twice at Augusta, in 1994 and 1999.
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Polls tightened after the ads went up and Gillespie's ratings on "law-and-order issues" rose, but Northam ultimately triumphed on Election Day.
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The previous Sunday, he had triumphed in the Canadian Grand Prix, and two weeks before that, he had won the Monaco Grand Prix.
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His aides, apparently less convinced that he triumphed, are planning to prepare him more rigorously for their next face-off, on Oct. 2100.
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When and where the United States has managed to open its doors to more people and to muster their strength, it has triumphed.
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But Mr. Trump unexpectedly triumphed, exploiting his knack for free publicity and relying on his own fortune and money from grass-roots supporters.
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By the time I pursued a Ph.D. in political science at Harvard in the late two-thousands, the Mount Kisco set had triumphed.
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In other countries and throughout American history, ordinary citizens banding together have triumphed over governments, even when a single party holds sweeping control.
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It was a time when the entire country united around the right goal at the right time and, despite all reasonable expectation, triumphed.
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The best argument that Sanders drew on a groundswell of anti-trade sentiment comes from exit polls in some states where he triumphed.
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In the north, it was the League that triumphed – and was promptly praised by the rightist French National Front of Marine Le Pen.
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Trump owed his Electoral College victory to wins in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan, three states in which Democrats triumphed across all statewide elections.
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The Kremlin denies that, but few here make any secret of the fact that they are pleased that Trump and not Clinton triumphed.
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By the time he began production on it, he had long ago written himself into history, having triumphed in theater, radio and film.
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The party has good reason to go after him: Trump triumphed in Montana in 103, carrying the state by more than 20 points.
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Woods triumphed in 2007 and 2009 at Cog Hill, and Johnson emerged victorious in 2010 at Cog Hill and 2016 at Crooked Stick.
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Scientists have triumphed over disease and even death, and an elite league of reapers has been commissioned to kill to slow population growth.
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Justify won the Kentucky Derby by 215 21/230 lengths and triumphed narrowly at the Preakness Stakes — both races run in sloppy conditions.
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Mr. Brannan will face John F. Quaglione in the general election, who triumphed in the city's only contested Republican primary for the Council.
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I gaze at the boat, imagine it, and it goes to a mysterious place where the Great Leader triumphed in the presidential election.
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On primary day, Carter triumphed with 28 percent of the vote, still the lowest victory total for any Democrat in a New Hampshire primary.
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Czech Berdych had triumphed in their last two meetings at majors but, after a tight opening set, was no match for the clinical Swiss.
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Even after they ousted Mr Thaksin and banned his party, a surrogate political movement led by his sister, Yingluck, triumphed at a subsequent election.
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If the Leave campaign has triumphed, this is likely to be one of the year's busiest trading days as market participants digest the result.
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In November, Democrats in Virginia triumphed in gubernatorial and legislative elections that many pundits viewed as a swing-state referendum on the Trump presidency.
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"It's been a long time (without winning) so happy to start off the year great," said Day, who also triumphed here three years ago.
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Yesterday, the AI had won three out of the five matches in its series against Lee Sedol, but today, the computer's human opponent triumphed.
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Vettel won that race but Mercedes have triumphed in Austria in every year since the Red Bull Ring returned to the calendar in 2014.
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So both in real American history and the recreation of this tale in The Post, in the end, democracy and the American people triumphed.
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Nishikori has triumphed in the last two editions and the Spaniard said the world number six would put him to the test on Sunday.
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"The truth has triumphed over lies and manipulation," she said, accusing Macri's government of staging a show to celebrate the results after polls closed.
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As a gold medal-winning Olympian – and former Dancing With the Stars champ – Shawn Johnson has triumphed on some of the world's toughest stages.
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" Mikhail Khodorkovsky, another Kremlin critic who had campaigned to prevent Prokopchuk's elevation, said on Twitter that "reason triumphed," adding "this is our common victory.
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On March 10, democracy triumphed in South Korea, as the country's Constitutional Court decided to remove President Park Geun-hye on charges of corruption.
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Parties with powerful female regional leaders triumphed in the southern state of Tamil Nadu and the eastern state of Bengal, despite accusations of corruption.
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Netflix triumphed in the documentary short-subject category for 40-minute film "The White Helmets," a look at rescue workers in war-torn Syria.
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CHICAGO — Female chefs triumphed in surprising numbers Monday night as this year's James Beard Awards were handed out at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
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We added some context about why the top five triumphed (helps to have a blockbuster immunotherapy drug) or tanked (the hubris of biotech investing).
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She, too, was from a privileged background, but she triumphed on her own steam, with brushwork that is reminiscent of Morisot's in its alacrity.
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The 18-year-old, who triumphed in Spain in May to become the sport's youngest race winner, started eighth at Red Bull's home track.
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It says something that Trump won one of Maine's two electoral votes, because he triumphed in one congressional district while losing in the other.
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Only once before has he won five in a row — in 278 when he triumphed in Italy, Singapore, Japan, Russia and the United States.
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The Serbian, who triumphed in the Spanish capital in 2011 and 2016, beat Taylor Fritz and Jeremy Chardy in the second and third rounds.
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Cardi emerged as an Instagram personality first, an around-the-way truthteller who triumphed over long odds on the strength of her distinctive personality.
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The first was the little-known Canadian photographer Benoit Aquin, who triumphed with a series of surreal, unearthly images of dust storms in China.
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The group included Rasmus Hojgaard of Denmark, who has already won on this season's tour when he triumphed in the Mauritius Open in December.
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Hafez al-Assad, Bashar's father, triumphed in part by managing a constellation of rivals who hated one another but were all dependent on him.
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" Hannity has presented Trump to his audience as a strong, outstanding president who has triumphed over illegitimate investigations from the so-called "deep state.
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So when Emma Boettcher triumphed over the most dominant contestant ever, it was both a tremendous win for propriety — the librarian topples the gambler!
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The excitement started when the Queen's horse, Barber's Shop, triumphed in the Tattersalls & RoR Thoroughbred Ridden Show — and earned Her Majesty a special prize.
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But then Mr. Khan won, and many a political commentator declared that rationalism had triumphed over bigotry — and everyone moved on, for a while.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders will "assess his campaign" in the coming weeks after former Vice President Joe Biden triumphed in three more state presidential primaries.
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Despite this, their almost shared intuition triumphed once again, and they were able to lay the tracks down in the space of four days.
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The narrative that CEO Elon Musk has triumphed against all foes is useful for those arguing that Musk therefore deserves a massive new compensation package.
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Ted Cruz has triumphed over late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel in their much-hyped charity basketball game that Kimmel dubbed the Blobfish Basketball Classic.
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The reality star, who has two children – Jake, 9, and Mason, 13 – with Cibrian, now 43, admits that her motherhood responsibilities triumphed over her pain.
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Hillary Clinton also triumphed, winning at least four of the five contested states, with Missouri still too close to call between her and Bernie Sanders.
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Ultimately, Cabal and Farah triumphed, beating out Mahut and Roger-Vasselin 21-7(5), 7-6(5), 7-20173(6), 6-7(5), 6-3.
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Ms Le Pen won eight regions to Mr Macron's six, and came higher in three of the other four, so she could well have triumphed.
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When IBM's Watson computer triumphed over human champions in the quiz show "Jeopardy!" it was a stunning achievement that suggested limitless horizons for artificial intelligence.
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AI got good at games: most notably, it learned to play Go by itself and triumphed over humans at a version of Texas Hold 'Em.
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The Northern Irishman is the fifth European to win The Players Championship and only the second British golfer, after Scotsman Sandy Lyle triumphed in 1987.
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The good news is once the person has triumphed over their anxiety, they develop an inner strength that the average person never gets to develop.
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That was hardly the first time she had triumphed despite (or maybe in some spiritual sense because of) a physical limitation or a mental distraction.
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Gamblers on Betfair Exchange, a betting market, reckon the hosts have a 50% chance of regaining the urn from the visitors, who triumphed last time.
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Fritz fell to Australian Alex De Minaur in the Atlanta final last week, a month after he triumphed at Eastbourne for his first career title.
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Quarterback Peyton Manning led the Broncos to victory over the Carolina Panthers, while Beyoncé triumphed over both Coldplay and Bruno Mars in the halftime show.
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Trump won the state by fewer than 85003,000 votes, marking the first time in more than three decades that a Republican presidential candidate triumphed there.
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Those who saw none of that and only listened on radio — a far more common situation in 1960 America than today — believed Nixon had triumphed.
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Bottas has triumphed in two races that Hamilton was in no position to win, denying Vettel important points and also proving a loyal team player.
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" She added: "My father, who didn't really understand the English, loved Dickens; he thought Dickens gave a true picture of England, where right always triumphed.
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In a vote to decide between Maxwell's takeover bid and a rival offer that would keep the club independent, the latter triumphed – though only just.
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" Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called the vote a "sham," while Florida Senator Marco Rubio attacked a Maduro tweet claiming "peace and democracy have triumphed.
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She triumphed in 1941 when the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that Mizzou must open its doors to Bluford if Lincoln didn't establish comparable journalism studies.
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The beloved HBO epic series won for Outstanding Drama Series, while Phoebe Waller-Bridge's critically acclaimed British show triumphed with an Outstanding Comedy Series win.
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Illustrating how she triumphed in a segregated and male-dominated industry, the show includes both Tharpe standards and original tunes by the Electric Doyenne Band.
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McCaskill, deadlocked in her re-election bid in a state where the president triumphed in 2016, also voted against Justice Neil Gorsuch's confirmation last year.
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The turning point in Bharara's own career, though, took place not when he triumphed in a courtroom but when he masterminded a dramatic congressional hearing.
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Reagan triumphed again in 1984 against moderate Democrat Walter Mondale after the Federal Reserve chair, Paul Volker — appointed by Carter in 21625 — had tamed inflation.
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A Democrat last won the state in a presidential election in 1976, and Trump triumphed in South Carolina in 2016 with 54.9% of the vote.
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This year's victors were Tom Dryden from Northamptonshire, who was named the men's World Conker Champion, while Lorna Clark from Oxford triumphed in the women's contest.
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Capitalism triumphed by providing TVs and cars and political freedoms to an expanding middle class, while communism foundered on its inability to offer any such prizes.
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It does not give anything away to say that Nintendo ultimately triumphed over all others on the licensing front, but getting there is quite the story.
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By contrast, between the second world war and 2002, when Brazil last triumphed in the World Cup, CONMEBOL never went more than one tournament without winning.
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Companies reporting on Tuesday unveiled earnings that were just "good enough " for Jim Cramer, yet those were the companies that triumphed above all in the market.
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Companies reporting on Tuesday unveiled earnings that were just "good enough" for Jim Cramer, yet those were the companies that triumphed above all in the market.
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The announcement came on the heels of Tuesday's elections in Virginia, where Democrats won the governor's office and triumphed in local races in some Republican strongholds.
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But after many defeats in Super Hot, I finally triumphed and successfully socked a baddie in the groin, shattering it into a million pieces.. Take that!
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For the latest installment of Reuters' "First Jobs" series, we talked to a few of those who have triumphed about their decidedly non-Hollywood first gigs.
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Mr Duterte, the tough-talking mayor of Davao, triumphed on May 9th: with more than 95% of the vote counted, he holds a 15-point lead.
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Republicans won that fight after weeks of recounts when the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the counting and Republican George W. Bush triumphed over Democrat Al Gore.
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Nike triumphed over the Internal Revenue Service in a fight over back taxes a year ago; a similar dispute between the I.R.S. and Facebook is continuing.
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Whichever marketing campaign triumphed, sponsors including GE, Dow, Samsung and P&G will have had to justify their $200million-plus outlay for four-year global contracts.
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"In this battle of good microbes versus bad, good triumphed," said Dr. Jeffrey I. Gordon, a genome biologist at Washington University and leader of the research.
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The study found that Tampa, Florida, triumphed as the best major US city for veterans, earning a total score of 72.44 out of a possible 100.
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This should have been a revival of British democracy; it should have been a feeling like V-E Day, that we had triumphed over the Eurocrats.
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But in the race to win the 2020 Democratic National Convention, it was Milwaukee — plucky, proud and a little faded, that triumphed over its sunnier competitors.
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A starry 50th anniversary staging of "The Boys in the Band," a pioneering gay drama by Mart Crowley, triumphed in the contest for best play revival.
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For about half of its 60 minutes it seems to be a multimedia meditation on "Hamlet" and the British actors who have triumphed in the role.
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As a bit of culture splicing, it was inspired, though Ms. Gibson said that initially she had no idea that she and her choir had triumphed.
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Jair Bolsonaro, the strident far-right politician who triumphed in Brazil's presidential election on Sunday, will not only shape the destiny of Latin America's largest country.
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Over the first two days here, Molinari paired with Tommy Fleetwood to keep Woods, who triumphed at the Tour Championship last week, winless in team play.
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This season he has been in that position six times over all, and in each instance he has slid down the leader board rather than triumphed.
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Mr. Bloomberg has long insisted to associates that he triumphed primarily because of the unpopularity of the Democratic nominee, Mark Green, a liberal former public advocate.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump triumphed here over Hillary Clinton by 22,177 votes, and in Michigan by 10,704 votes, a margin that a lawyer for Mrs.
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Inside the echo chamber of establishment Republican political operatives and their friends in the press, Marco Rubio triumphed in the debate by finally jabbing at Trump.
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He helped them win the legal battle of 2010 and the right to compete in that year's final, in which they triumphed with a 13-foot trimaran.
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This year, underdog galleries from cities including Cape Town, Guatemala City, and Mexico City have triumphed with booths that hold tightly curated mini-exhibitions and solo shows.
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Dimitrov starts the year ranked third, having won his biggest title in November when he triumphed at the ATP Tour Finals at the O2 Arena in London.
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The result meant three different winners in the Triple Crown series as Nyquist won the Kentucky Derby, and Derby runner-up Exaggerator triumphed in the Preakness Stakes.
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With the players breaking each other twice in the match, Rublev triumphed after both sets went into a tiebreak to win 7-6(4) 7-6(10).
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The Naked Chef had triumphed, and you can be damn sure I celebrated that victory for the rest of the week—in true Hedo style, of course.
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On Sunday, tens of thousands of Imamoglu supporters celebrated in the streets of Istanbul after the former businessman triumphed over Erdogan's handpicked candidate by almost 800,000 votes.
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The battle between Google's artificial intelligence and Go world champion Lee Sedol concluded today after the former (AlphaGo) triumphed to win the five-game series 4-20163.
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They include London gold medalists Jessica Ennis-Hill (heptathlon), Mo Farah (773,000m and 10,000m) and Greg Rutherford (long jump), who all triumphed on so-called "Super Saturday".
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The big picture: The two countries' policies to address the crises have played out like a strip from Goofus and Gallant, except that Goofus has emphatically triumphed.
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The principal reason psychoanalysis triumphed over alternative theories and was taken up in fields outside medicine, like literary criticism, is that it presented its findings as inductive.
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When you make it through a day in Dhaka, when you make it across a snarled intersection, you have triumphed against the odds, and over the gods.
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His new party—scrambled together out of Socialists, defectors from the right, and previously apolitical people excited about Macron personally—triumphed in the legislative elections that followed.
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The Finns were pushed harder than they might have expected against a dogged French side, but eventually triumphed 3-1, despite their early start just after noon.
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The F2001, in which Michael Schumacher triumphed in the 2001 Monaco and Hungarian Grands Prix, sold for $7.5 million against a presale low estimate of $4 million.
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The G.O.P. triumphed over strong national headwinds in the Senate because the battles played out on one of the most hospitable maps a party has ever faced.
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Finally, Woods triumphed in vintage form, owning the course at East Lake Golf Club from Day 21950 with a performance that was equal parts magical and methodical.
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"We are not happy as our candidate lost, but the Congolese people have chosen and democracy has triumphed," Barnabe Kikaya Bin Karubi, a Kabile adviser, told Reuters.
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If he reaches 92 next week, he would end the longest title drought for him at any major having last triumphed in the Big Apple in 2008.
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While Stone triumphed, co-star Ryan Gosling lost out in the best actor category to Casey Affleck, for his performance in family drama "Manchester by the Sea".
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Third is the notion that capital has triumphed over labour as ruthless businesses, owned by the rich, have exploited their workers, moved jobs offshore and automated factories.
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But she triumphed: The Dallas Morning News wrote that she "rose spectacularly to the challenge," and called her debut one of the best performances of the year.
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If Ms. Crumly and her allies prevail, several dozen rural landowners will have triumphed over a transnational energy company and the wishes of their president and governor.
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Although the Swans ultimately triumphed, beating the Saints with a 70-point win, the importance of the game to fans of all stripes could not be diminished.
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In the Oscars' 91-year history, only five women have received best director nominations, and just one has triumphed — Kathryn Bigelow, for "The Hurt Locker," in 2010.
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Ukrainian Svitolina, who stopped Angelique Kerber from returning to the top of the rankings by beating the German in Friday's semi-finals, triumphed in one hour 28 minutes.
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NORWAY EQUALS RECORD Aleksander Aamodt Kilde triumphed in a men's World Cup super-G race in Hinterstoder, Austria, giving Norway a record-equaling 18th victory of the season.
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That was somewhat overshadowed by Colombia equalizing from the resulting corner but Pickford got his moment in the limelight with a shootout save as England triumphed on penalties.
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He said that Havel "called out to the whole world from Washington that day" in a graceful rebuke of the "mistaken prophecy" that liberal democracy had triumphed permanently.
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Zimmerman triumphed and became the only mother to ever make it to the end of the course, and one of very few women with the honor to boot.
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Santana himself won Wimbledon, Nadal has twice triumphed at the All England Club, Conchita Martinez did so in 1994 and Muguruza reached last year's final, losing to Williams.
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Though she triumphed at the Australian Open in 2017 — while pregnant with daughter Alexis Olympia, born in September of that year — she suffered dangerous health complications post-delivery.
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"I have to tell you they are all managerial, meaning that management triumphed over the wet noodle of an economy we have both here and abroad," Cramer said.
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Songstress Adele, whose album "25" triumphed at last year's BRITs and the Grammys, won the "BRITS global success award" for international sales of that same chart-topping work.
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But with four days to go before the referendum, it turns out that good old apathy may have triumphed like a soggy drizzle on an British summer's day.
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Defending champion Jimmy Walker will be joined by a pair of former champions in 2005 winner Phil Mickelson and Jason Dufner, who triumphed at Oak Hill in 2013.
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Clinton appears to have already triumphed: She has finally, 23 years after she first stepped onto the national stage as first lady, stopped the conversation about her clothes.
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The jihadists triumphed, albeit temporarily, because disgruntled Sunnis, former Baathists and others who felt alienated by the rule of Nuri al-Maliki, the Shia prime minister, stood aside.
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The likes of Sean Kelly, Erik Zabel and Robbie McEwen have triumphed in Pau in the past and another top sprinter, Marcel Kittel, tasted victory there last year.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Wu Ashun became the first male Chinese golfer to win multiple European Tour titles when he triumphed at the Lyoness Open in Atzenbrugg, Austria on Sunday.
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By implication, it is Venter himself who has triumphed by re-creating life out of life, who sees things not as they are but as they might be.
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The one-eyed golden retriever from Silver Spring, Maryland, triumphed over more than 10,000 other adorable dogs to win PEOPLE's World's Cutest Rescue Dog Contest Presented by Pedigree.
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When the Cuban Revolution triumphed in January 1959 and imposed a Soviet-style system, the United States attempted to remove that government by subversion, assassination, and even invasion.
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The National League of Democracy, the party led by Suu Kyi, triumphed in spectacular fashion over the party of the military, ending five decades of effective military rule.
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However, if fans read the small print, they will be reminded that on each occasion Hanyu triumphed by producing one spectacular performance while the other was anything but.
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This was the second time a Georgian film has triumphed in Sarajevo after "In Bloom" by directors Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Gros won the main prize in 2013.
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Whereas in the case of encrypted messaging app Signal, which fought and triumphed over a government gag order to reveal orders to turn over information on a user.
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With the last four favorites having triumphed at the 1-1/4-mile Kentucky Derby, Classic Empire will try to extend that stretch to an unprecedented fifth year.
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The women's soccer team was less successful, suffering a surprise early exit, but triumphed in the World Cup last year and won gold at the previous three Olympics.
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"We have been in this model for 27 years," Mr. Morawiecki told the Rzeczpospolita newspaper, dating these developments back to 1989, when the Solidarity movement triumphed over Communism.
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NSLs can be fought, and even triumphed over, but until a court decides the letter is no longer binding, it's a serious crime to even talk about it.
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President-elect Donald Trump won several districts in crucial Rust Belt states that the president had triumphed in previously, a fact Obama and Axelrod discussed during the show.
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But by the time he triumphed 20143-22014 (23) 23-6 7-6 (10) 0-6 33-1 in an extraordinary contest, they were putty in his hands.
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The center-right triumphed in 15 of the largest cities in Sunday's run-off, including Verona, Monza, Como, Piacenza and Pistoia, compared with four for the center-left.
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And across the political spectrum, there was a near-universal consensus that Kamala Harris triumphed on Thursday, scoring a devastating blow against Biden in an exchange about busing.
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KF Feronikeli of the host country triumphed on Friday, and earned the right to play the New Saints of Wales in the next round, which begins July 9.
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Mr. Zelensky triumphed in every region, except for the area around the city of Lviv, a center of Ukrainian culture and nationalism in the west of the country.
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That was a second consecutive victory for Scott, who triumphed at at the Australian PGA Championship in late December to snap a victory drought of nearly four years.
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But Ferrante also doesn't avoid the moments when Lenù realizes that she's triumphed, is maybe luckier than Lila, and experiences a mix of regret and sadness and satisfaction.
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Back in 2016, before the Toronto Raptors eventually triumphed in an unsightly yet memorable first-round battle against the Indiana Pacers, DeMar DeRozan was devoured by Paul George.
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De Montchalin is just shy of 91063 years old, a first-time politician, and she took on — and triumphed over — a field of longtime politicians from mainstream parties.
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A Democrat last won the state in a presidential election in 1976, and Republican President Donald Trump triumphed in South Carolina in 2016 with 54.9% of the vote.
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He triumphed at the latter two tournaments three times apiece, while also winning two major doubles titles and four titles in the mixed doubles, playing alongside Betty Nuthall.
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They triumphed against England at Twickenham for the first time in 223 years, before winning a "grand-slam" Six Nations title by going unbeaten through Europe's annual international tournament.
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"It's quite a radical and big decision to make," said the 50-year-old who won gold when Britain's relay team triumphed at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo.
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It was a year in which superheroes triumphed — but it was, also, unfortunately a year in which ugly political realities made most superhero fantasies seem increasingly strained and irrelevant.
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Mercedes have triumphed in 32 of the last 38 grands prix, and only two drivers from outside the 'Silver Arrows' have finished on top of the podium since 2013.
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" Perhaps most ominously, Willmore ends with this: Hereditary is "a movie that suggests dark things can't be triumphed over or escaped from: They're already baked into who we are.
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Last April, Desiree Linden became the first American woman to win the Boston Marathon in 33 years — and she triumphed in icy rain and 25-mile-per-hour headwinds.
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People are already forgetting a terribly boring game in which the New England What's-Their-Name led by You-Know-Who triumphed over oh god it was so boring.
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Hamilton won in China and Spain while Valtteri Bottas, who joined from Williams in January to replace 2016 champion Nico Rosberg, triumphed in Russia for his first career victory.
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The Mondale-Hart contest would dominate the next few months, with Glenn imploding and Jackson hanging around to win delegates, but Hart's limitations were clear even as he triumphed.
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Music was tamer and almost too on the nose — after Mary Louise triumphed in court, the song Roy Orbison's "It's Over" played loudly through her speakers to say what?
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Let's hear from Ms. Guizzo: I was pleased to work two strong women, SHAILENE WOODLEY and JESSICA CHASTAIN, who have triumphed over early difficulties to success, into the grid.
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Cardinals 3, Nationals 2 Adam Wainwright gave up just two runs in 6 33/3 innings, and St. Louis triumphed at Washington for the second night in a row.
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But had the guerrillas triumphed militarily, they would almost certainly have tried to impose Cuban-style communism in El Salvador—in denial of the human rights that Romero championed.
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Sure aren't winning in-game The OpenAI Five triumphed in convincing fashion in the first game, not allowing the human players to even destroy one of their defensive towers.
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Yet the opposition triumphed at an election, and Malaysians enjoyed the delicious spectacle of police removing big boxes of cash, jewellery and designer handbags from their former leader's home.
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Koepka, who overcame a serious wrist injury prior to the season, won a second consecutive U.S. Open championship in June and then triumphed at the PGA Championship in August.
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Before that though Goggia, the 25-year-old from Bergamo, triumphed over the American in Bad Kleinkirchheim and Cortina d'Ampezzo and the Italian heads the World Cup downhill standings.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton narrowly won the Missouri Democratic primary on Thursday, but it's still not clear whether Donald Trump or Ted Cruz triumphed in the Republican contest there.
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Singh, a 693-times winner on the PGA Tour who has not triumphed since 269, is off to his best tournament start all season after opening with a 214.
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" Murray said he was impressed by how they two "triumphed over [child stardom]," saying, "And survived whatever kind of family situation they had, too, which can also be challenging.
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And this evening you've spoken to us about a world that is more and more dominated by realpolitik, that the idea that Western values had permanently triumphed was false.
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He became the first American to win Wimbledon in 603, won seven United States championships, triumphed at Wimbledon twice more and maintained his prowess on the court for decades.
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The 31-year-old triumphed despite suffering from an apparent muscle problem to became the lowest seeded player, at 13, to claim the title since Gustavo Kuerten in 1999.
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"Because our people had endured horrors and prevailed, even triumphed, their descendants should be too strong and too proud for such behavior," she explains about her mental health struggles.
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Angela Meade, who triumphed in "Norma" at the Met in 2013 and will take over the part in December, displays a more serene, long-breathed authority with this music.
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But Alaska, one of the rare airlines to hold an investment-grade credit rating and one with more cash on its books than some others, appears to have triumphed.
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Executed on a shoestring, begun amid major social tumult, "Star Trek" triumphed in large part because it tackled such essential and eternal themes as prejudice, war, learning and love.
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After the Sandinistas triumphed in 261, the U.S. waged a bloody war to take back the country with a terrorist paramilitary force called the contras, who regularly murdered civilians.
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In winning its fourth bowl game in the last five seasons — and playing in a bowl game for the 2105th straight season — Stanford triumphed despite being outgained 249-113.
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It is the third time in four events an Australian has won on the U.S. circuit, with Adam Scott having triumphed at the Honda Classic and WGC-Cadillac Championship.
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That delay was due to the fact that Nancy Pelosi had triumphed in her first confrontation with the President since resuming her role as the Speaker of the House.
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Federer survived three game points to hold serve for 3-3 before Thiem eventually triumphed 13-11 in a gripping tiebreak, saving two match points to force a decider.
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Taylor won the world tile in South Korea in 2011, added the indoor world title in 2012 and completed a dream year when he triumphed at the London Olympics.
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Though West Ham eventually triumphed in a thrilling match against Man United, events outside the stadium will stick in the mind far longer than the choreographed light show within.
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The race's leading trainer is Ireland's Aidan O'Brien, who won it three times between 2000 and 2009, while Frankie Dettori is the most successful jockey, having triumphed four times.
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Here, Wayne Kamidoi, a Times art director, reveals the very special image that was planned for the Sports section front had the Cleveland Indians triumphed in the World Series.
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Alfonso Cuarón triumphed in 1003 with "Gravity," a sci-fi story that many said was impossible to make, before it made over $723 million at the worldwide box office.
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The fact is that Trump has triumphed in Republican Party primaries because the Republican Party is incapable of mounting effective resistance to him, not because effective resistance is impossible.
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He can also win more titles: He partnered with his twin brother, Mike, and triumphed at the Delray Beach Open and the Miami Open in the last six weeks.
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" While he reminded the Writers' Union of José Martí's dictum "Justice first, art later," he proclaimed shortly after his cultural ministry was established, "Justice has triumphed, forward with art.
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Before that though Goggia, the speed specialist from Bergamo, triumphed over the American in Bad Kleinkirchheim and the pair shared a victory each in two downhills in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
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In "The Club," in Season 1, Al has just triumphed over a duplicitous nightclub owner and he and Earn are enjoying a well-deserved win in the parking lot.
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These new voters got to flex their new found influence at an election in December 1918 in which just 17 female candidates participated and only one, Constance Markievicz, triumphed.
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Overall, though, the globe-trotting Northern Irishman is in upbeat mood for his title defense at Playa del Carmen where he triumphed last year in a three-way playoff.
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The Australian world number two, who triumphed at Torrey Pines last year in a four-way playoff, also pulled out of his scheduled pre-tournament news conference on Wednesday.
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For the AKC National Championship — North America's largest dog show — Whiskey triumphed over 5,000 other dogs to win the coveted Best in Show title, which included a $50,000 cash prize.
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Bieber, who triumphed at last year's awards in Milan with five wins, was nominated for Best Song for "Sorry", Best Male, Best Pop, Biggest Fans and Best Local Act (Canada).
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Protesters threw cobblestones at riot police through clouds of tear gas in front of Paris' Arc de Triumphed monument, which was ransacked at the peak of the protests in December.
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While Barack Obama won the votes of a decent number of people who also had a favorable impression of McCain, Trump triumphed in the face of a badly divided opposition.
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Hamilton had a longer winless run at the end of 2015 and early 2016 when Rosberg won seven in a row before Max Verstappen triumphed for Red Bull in Spain.
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The Serbian triumphed in last week's Madrid Open and has a chance to win back-to-back clay-court titles after overcoming the spirited Schwartzman in two hours 22 minutes.
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The Spaniard triumphed on home soil after shooting a 67 on the final day, finishing 12 under par for the week, with Dutch golfer Luiten achieving 66 and 11 under.
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Details: Once the chants of "AOC" died down, she told host Stephen Colbert who she thought triumphed in the first Democratic debate of the 2020 cycle that had just finished.
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Ireland's Gary Thornton won the men's race with a time of 3:37.13 hours, while Poland's Joanna Medras triumphed amongst the women runners with a time of 6:01.45 hours.
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Since 2016, when Hillary Clinton won the state, Democrats have triumphed in elections in Virginia, taking the governorship, picking up three congressional seats and making stunning gains in the legislature.
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Lipa, who triumphed with two wins at last year's event, is nominated in the British Single category for "IDGAF" as well as her "One Kiss" collaboration with DJ Calvin Harris.
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Shapovalov triumphed in style, sending down 16 aces and losing two points on his first serve while saving the only breakpoint he faced in the one-sided, 84-minute contest.
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More than one unemployed young man said he both expected Mr Besigye to win and would take to the streets to "fight" if the 71-year-old Mr Museveni triumphed.
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He has never triumphed at Royal Portrush, but then again neither has any other active player, because the classic Northern Ireland links has not hosted the British Open since 210.
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And so the World War II shooter, a well-loved genre, has had no problem putting this ideology on display so that it can be triumphed over again and again.
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These and countless other African Americans triumphed over ignorance, oppression, and injustice to make indelible contributions, not only to our military history, but even more importantly to our American history.
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And Mr. Trump has triumphed with the American counterparts of the British "Leave" voters: older whites who lack university degrees and live in less prosperous regions of the English countryside.
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Stephens, who triumphed here in 2015, started to settle down in the second and led 22-26 but Peterson broke back to get back on serve and never looked back.
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Boris Becker's win at Wimbledon at 123 in 1985 is well remembered, but Michael Chang was more than 100 days younger when he triumphed at the French Open in 1989.
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The case made it to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, where Armslist triumphed: Under Section 230, according to the decision, Armslist was a platform, not a publisher, and was therefore immune.
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Lost in the debate, however, is the extent to which private equity and broader "alternative" investments — corporate buyouts, real estate, credit, venture capital — have triumphed in the past 10 years.
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But at this point, from this vantage, the Malheur militants, triumphant in court, have also triumphed over the American people, who all share ownership of the land the Bundys covet.
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Senator Ted Cruz decisively won caucuses in Maine and Kansas on Saturday, but Donald J. Trump triumphed in Kentucky's caucuses and Louisiana's primary, maintaining his lead in the delegate count.
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Sports Briefing | Winter Sports Lara Gut of Switzerland won the season-long super-G title, while Aleksander Aamodt Kilde triumphed in the men's event, continuing Norway's domination of the discipline.
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The Republicans have a razor-thin margin of 51 to 49 in the Senate, after Democrat Doug Jones last month triumphed over Republican Roy Moore in traditionally deep-red Alabama.
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We live in a culture that loves winners, or at least claims it does, so this holiday offering is headlined by three singers who have triumphed in reality-TV competitions.
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The Jumbo-Visma rider triumphed in an uphill sprint finish in Newcastle at the end of a 183km stage from Berwick-upon-Tweed, backing up his victory on day one.
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She now faces the ungainly challenge of seeking to capitalize on the energy of that debate without having triumphed, or even fared especially well, in the contest immediately following it.
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But after Mao triumphed in 21918 over nationalist forces led by Chiang Kai-shek in the Chinese civil war, Mr. Su abandoned the Communist Party that sought to recruit him.
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Bowyer and Brad Keselowski, who triumphed in back-to-back crown jewel events at Darlington and Indianapolis, are the only other multiple winners on the circuit so far this season.
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If the plaintiffs do indeed win the case, they will have triumphed in front of a conservative judge who was appointed to the bench by former President George W. Bush.
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Formula One's oldest, most successful and glamorous team have not won a drivers' title since Finnish 'Iceman' Kimi Raikkonen in 2007, but their esports outfit triumphed at the first attempt.
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His compatriot Adam Scott, who clinched the Masters in 2013, has won twice in 2016 while double Masters winner Bubba Watson and defending champion Spieth have also triumphed this season.
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The Great American Alliance and Bannon notched a big victory in the GOP primary in Alabama last week, when former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore triumphed over Sen.
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Grime star Stormzy took the Album Award for "Gang Signs & Prayer", a record that also triumphed at this year's BRIT Awards, while rapper Dave's political "Question Time" won Best Contemporary Song.
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Yes, a group of American college kids came together for a once-in-a-lifetime performance on a single night, but the Foxes triumphed against all odds over an entire season.
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Before last weekend they had triumphed in the prestigious biannual contest just once in the 260st century, and had formed a special "Ryder Cup Task Force" to redress that poor return.
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Salvini, whose far-right League party triumphed in European elections on Sunday, said he would use "all my energies" to fight what he said were outdated and unfair European fiscal rules.
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All that changed for Johnson at Oakmont Country Club on a layout widely regarded as the toughest in golf where he triumphed in the major championship viewed as the most exacting.
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Road trip movie "Green Book" triumphed over "Roma" to win best the best picture Oscar, denying Netflix bragging rights as the first streaming service to beat Hollywood at its own game.
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Their candidates have triumphed just once in the past two decades, when Lena, a German singer, won with "Satellite" in 2010—and have finished last in the final on nine occasions.
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McLaren won at Indianapolis in the 1970s, and have also triumphed at Le Mans, with Alonso now dreaming of a Triple Crown that only one driver — Britain's Graham Hill — has achieved.
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Just as Trump triumphed in the Republican Party and, to an extent, Brexit succeeded in the United Kingdom, Duterte reflects antipathy with politics, proving, perhaps, that it is a worldwide trend.
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Ferrari have been unable to produce a car to match dominant Mercedes this season with the Italian team without a win since now-departed Kimi Raikkonen triumphed in Texas last October.
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They have claimed victories in 'Monument' classics with Arnaud Demare and Alaphilippe winning the Milan-Sanremo in 2016 and 2019 respectively while Pinot triumphed at the Giro Di Lombardia last year.
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In the first three months of 2017, Whataburger triumphed over six of the largest fast-casual burger chains that were analyzed by data analytics firm 1010data, garnering 44% of total transactions.
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He triumphed at the French Championships once again in 1936, and won the men's doubles at both Roland Garros and the US Open alongside his protégé, Heinrich Henkel, the year afterwards.
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Not content with losing just two league games all season, Bayern triumphed in the DFB-Pokal, the German knock-out competition, for the third time in four seasons on May 21st.
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At the South African Grand Prix in 1993, Alain Prost, then a three-time world champion, triumphed with his new Williams team on his return to racing after a year off.
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She triumphed at the Australian Open 11 times, including seven years in a row, and in 1970 won the coveted Grand Slam by sealing all four titles in the same year.
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"It may well be that democracy has triumphed in Turkey only to be strangled at a slower pace," Jonathan Eyal, the international director at Britain's Royal United Services Institute, told me.
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So to some extent the French election is being played out against a completely different economic background to the three countries where anti-establishment sentiment has triumphed or at least risen.
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Fowler won the European Tour's Abu Dhabi Championship in January last year, but has not triumphed on the PGA Tour since 2015, when he clinched his second and third career victories.
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The Seleção triumphed by being dogged, determined and absolutely dreadful to watch, grinding their way to victory over the course of an unspeakably drab final which almost nobody seemed to enjoy.
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Westwood, who is making his 23rd successive appearance in the tournament but has never triumphed at the Wentworth event, said he was carrying an ankle injury throughout his bogey-free round.
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Sanders triumphed in the caucuses of Nebraska and Kansas, while rival 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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DOHA (Reuters) - Uganda's Joshua Cheptegei triumphed after a close battle in the 10,000 meters on Sunday, winning his first world title and bringing his country their second medal of the championships.
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Which points to an interesting difference between the National Front's candidate and the populism that triumphed in America's presidential race: Hers is better thought out, more disciplined, and more often correct.
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However, it was earlier this year, after England triumphed in the SheBelieves Cup, that she finalised her plans, realizing her body was unable to cope with the demands of the game.
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"I've done it," said Soyinka, 82, when asked if he had followed through on an earlier vow to leave the United States if Trump triumphed in the race for the White House.
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One that doesn't come from a major label brainstorm, but has triumphed against the system on the merit of the passionate and almost animalistic desire to create some kind of meaningful substance.
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These masters of the vanity license plate scheme triumphed where the plaintiff in case of SHTHPNS, coming before the United States Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit in 2011, did not.
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Olazabal, who has seven top-10 finishes from his 27 appearances at Augusta, triumphed in 1999 after overcoming rheumatoid polyarthritis in three joints of his right foot and two in his left.
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One is that in each previous case, the party that drove the impeachment won the White House in the next election: Republicans triumphed in 1868 and 2000, and Democrats won in 1976.
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The home team had won nine straight since 1979 before San Francisco triumphed at Kansas City in 2014 and the Chicago Cubs captured their first title since 1908 at Cleveland last year.
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Her victory was predicted ever since the 29-year-old Hispanic candidate triumphed over 10-term incumbent Representative Joe Crowley in New York's 14th Congressional district in a monumental upset in June.
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A Down Under family success story that started in 1988 when Petr won the Australian Open tennis title was completed when Nelly triumphed by two strokes at Grange Golf Club on Sunday.
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Salvini, whose far-right League party triumphed in European elections on Sunday, also said he would use all his energies to fight what he said were outdated and unfair European fiscal rules.
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Candidates who have not been nominated can also enter the fray, but only in a second round of voting if no nominated candidate has triumphed—and they need two-thirds of votes.
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Democrat Pam Iovino, who served in then-President George W. Bush's Department of Veterans Affairs, has triumphed in a state Senate special election in a Pittsburgh district President Trump won in 2016.
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The problem arose when Lincoln was shot and killed, which brought a white supremacist Democratic Southerner to power at just the moment when anti-slavery Republicans had triumphed in America's bloodiest war.
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At the 1952 games Zatopek, who had just won the 5,000-metres and 10,000-metres but had never run a marathon before, entered the race and triumphed by more than two minutes.
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Yet on April 2nd, after a run-off campaign against Toni Preckwinkle, a more experienced politician with a web of political ties across the city, Ms Lightfoot, a former federal prosecutor, triumphed.
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GANGNEUNG (Reuters) - Siblinghood triumphed over matrimony as the newest Olympic event debuted on Thursday with American pair Becca and Matt Hamilton beating Anastasia Bryzgalova and Alexander Krushelnitskiy in the mixed doubles curling.
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While U.S. forces quickly triumphed over the enemy at the start of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, they were soon bogged down in both places by nation building and insurgent uprisings.
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Jones, whose independent streak has defined much of his career, triumphed over an opponent who criticized his votes against tax reform and the latest ObamaCare repeal plan as votes against the president.
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The two incumbents triumphed and Republicans retained their narrow Senate majority because of the occasional voter who showed up to cast a ballot for Trump, but also because of "Never Trump" voters.
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While currently fourth in the championship, they are only three points ahead of Renault's factory team and 27 behind Red Bull, who triumphed in China two weeks ago with Australian Daniel Ricciardo.
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Nevertheless, Saverin being dismissed through underhanded tactics and his subsequent lawsuit were very real, and fanfiction interpreted it as a cute story where no one was really at fault and love triumphed.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany called for reconciliation and respect for the constitution in Spain after separatists triumphed in Catalan regional elections on Thursday in a result that threatens to prolong political tensions there.
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Indeed, the party's embrace of Mr. Trump is most striking in several Midwestern states where he triumphed in 2016, and where a large number of important Senate and governor's races are underway.
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Fifteen were fouled back with two strikes, and they were interrupted by four throws over to first base before Barria finally triumphed when Belt lined a fastball to right fielder Kole Calhoun.
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A week before Super Tuesday, Biden's campaign appeared to have lost nearly all of its momentum to Sanders, who had triumphed in the Nevada caucuses and enjoyed a healthy lead in delegates.
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He became the third man to win the same Grand Slam at least eight times, joining Nadal with his 12 French Open crowns and Federer who has triumphed eight times at Wimbledon.
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Barty will need to produce something special to buck that trend and become Australia's first multiple Grand Slam singles winner since Hewitt, who triumphed at Wimbledon (2002) and the U.S. Open (2001).
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" Another example came last year when the racial-brotherhood bromides of "Green Book" likewise triumphed over the beautiful-but-distressing childhood elegy, "Roma," and a far more acerbic race-based melodrama, "BlackKkKlansman.
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Wild, 37, who also triumphed in the scratch race here, has never won an Olympic medal despite a glittering track career but the Tokyo madison represents a chance to fill that blank.
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Wild, 37, who also triumphed in the scratch race here, has never won an Olympic medal despite a glittering track career but the Tokyo madison represents a chance to fill that blank.
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In 1786, Jefferson triumphed in his Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom in Virginia, by persuading the Legislature to overwhelmingly reject attempts to include Jesus Christ as the religious authority in the bill.
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Rally organizer Jimmy Sham, who was beaten by hammer-wielding assailants last month, also triumphed, as did a pro-democracy lawmaker who had part of his ear bitten off by an assailant.
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It triumphed in last year's national election but support has dropped sharply since it forged a government first with the League, then the PD. Writing by Silvia Aloisi; Editing by Gareth Jones
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In matters of sex, a new orthodoxy of enlightenment and acceptance has triumphed, at least in the world of entertainment, leaving the marketplace and native intelligence as the sole, and uncertain, guides.
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In 1964, stalwart conservative Barry Goldwater beat out several more moderate opponents to win the Republican nomination, just as George McGovern, a left-leaning Democrat, triumphed over more moderate Democrats in 1972.
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Furthermore, "Brexit" forces triumphed partly because the Labour Party could not deliver its traditional working class voters in some big post-industrial cities for the "Remain" campaign, despite the support of party leaders.
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The final was Belgium's first and to date only appearance in the deciding game of a major tournament, but it was West Germany who triumphed to earn the trophy for a second time.
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Speaking shortly after his anti-immigration Lega party triumphed in European elections, Salvini said he would use of all his energy to fight what he claimed were outdated and unfair European fiscal rules.
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The cabinet approved the measure two weeks after the anti-immigrant League triumphed in European parliamentary elections, increasing the clout of its leader Matteo Salvini who campaigned hard on security and migration issues.
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The 23-year-old Australian, though, has given every indication that she will greet such reverses with the same grounded outlook which won her so many fans when she triumphed at Roland Garros.
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"If you'd have asked me 30 years ago, I would have had no idea what I was doing at 60," said the German who has triumphed 37 times on the U.S. Senior Tour.
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The third new film, "Race" (Focus Features), which recounts the story of Jesse Owens, the African-American track star who triumphed at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, arrived to $7.3 million in ticket sales.
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On Sunday and in the early hours Monday, tens of thousands of Imamoglu supporters celebrated in the streets of Istanbul after the former businessman triumphed over Erdogan's handpicked candidate by almost 800,000 votes.
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The Blue Jays triumphed in the final three games of their series with Baltimore and hope to take advantage of the Phillies, who have dropped four in a row and 33 of 16.
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Clinton's victory comes one week after she triumphed over Sanders in the Nevada caucuses last Saturday and will likely be a welcomed boost to her campaign as they gear up for Super Tuesday.
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While diversity has triumphed in recent years, with lots more brands featuring women of color in their campaigns, far too often it comes as a reaction to being called out in the media.
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At 254.22, Milak is the youngest winner of the 231 butterfly since Phelps triumphed as an 2400-year-old in 24, the second of the American great's five world titles in the event.
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Had the Reich triumphed, perhaps we'd be living in a world where all art would reflect the consonance of an imaginary master race's absolute control over nature, and therefore be enjoyed by all.
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German driver Rosberg has won seven races in a row, including the first four of 2016, while Briton Hamilton has not triumphed since he won his third world title in Texas last October.
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In that election, the winner of the White House hung in the balance for weeks before the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the counting and Republican George W. Bush triumphed over Democrat Al Gore.
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Verstappen, 18, was promoted from Red Bull's junior team Toro Rosso ahead of May's Spanish Grand Prix and the Dutch driver then triumphed on his debut, becoming the sport's youngest grand prix winner.
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To date he has triumphed only in his home state — which was not a huge surprise, given that he won all 12 of his previous elections (for State Senate, Congress and governor) there.
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In Virginia that pattern held in every election from 1977 (when Republican John Dalton prevailed a year after Jimmy Carter's election) through 2009 (when Republican Bob McDonnell triumphed a year after Barack Obama's).
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In the same spirit, early in 603, after having triumphed for the third time at the annual Salzburg Festival, he decided that with the Germans poised to overrun Austria, he would not return.
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The world number nine, who barged through the back door to qualify for the London showpiece by winning the Paris Masters, triumphed 6-303 1-6 6-4 to prolong his London adventure.
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You look to the show for couture-clad chaos, and to that end, the Globes threw an intriguing wrench into the works when "1917" triumphed in the best drama and best director categories.
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Plans for a fiercely contested coal mine in northeastern Australia received a long-awaited government green light on Thursday, less than a month after conservative politicians who champion coal triumphed in national elections.
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Democratic candidate Ralph Northam triumphed over Republican Ed Gillespie to become Virginia's governor Tuesday, capping an end to the nation's most hotly contested gubernatorial race, according to a projection from the Associated Press.
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Pakistan had built strong ties with the Taliban in the '90s after they triumphed in the Afghan civil war, and the group took refuge in its mountainous and largely lawless Western frontier region.
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Also in Michigan — a state that could be integral to Democrats' efforts to retake the House this fall — women triumphed in a swath of the state's contested House nominations, including key pickup races.
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Since his victory at the French Open, Mr Djokovic has triumphed in just one of six tournaments, a miserable run for a player of his ilk, and has suffered a number of upset losses.
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To an extent that baroque design ethos is what triumphed in PC wargame design, and a lot of "serious" PC wargames are carrying on with the spirit and philosophy of those 1970s Ameritrash curios.
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Mr del Toro's gorgeous amphibian-human love story triumphed, but "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" and "Get Out" were both in with a chance, the former doing particularly well at the Baftas last month.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Australia triumphed on Thursday in a major trade dispute over its pioneering "plain" tobacco packaging law, with World Trade Organization judges rejecting a complaint brought by Cuba, Indonesia, Honduras and Dominican Republic.
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Luckily, scientists were watching, and they've now published a fascinating analysis of how the giant kangaroo rat and over 400 other species of plants and animals struggled and triumphed in a world gone dry.
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After being nominated for a Best Actor Award in 2005, 2007 and 2014 (and after failing to win each of those times), everyone's favourite bear-wrestler finally triumphed during Sunday's 2016 Academy Awards ceremony.
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Ferrari cars had triumphed in seven of the previous eight years, the only exception being in 1959, when Shelby and his fellow driver Roy Salvadori had steered a British-built Aston Martin to victory.
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But in November, the national stadium where that team had triumphed, the Stade de France in St.-Denis, just north of the capital, was targeted by the terrorists who killed 130 people in Paris.
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The company has repeatedly triumphed in court by arguing it is hosting content, not creating it, and is protected from liability by a federal law that protects free speech, the federal Communications Decency Act.
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On Thursday, the Tour de France's 12th stage will take the peloton up one of the most iconic climbs in cycling, where the greatest have triumphed and where, in 1967, Briton Tom Simpson died.
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Serett triumphed nonetheless, becoming a leading local authority for sexual rights and female empowerment, running popular sensuality workshops and even appearing beside Hugh Hefner in the 1967 NBC television special, The Pursuit of Pleasure.
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Alethia Jackson, Walgreens Jackson, the manager of the store's federal advocacy, triumphed in a two-year lobbying battle when regulators accepted a $4.4 billion deal for Walgreens to buy nearly 2,000 Rite Aid stores.
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In Spain, the Socialist Party triumphed in the April 28 election, but the rightist Vox party came from nowhere to take 10.3 percent of the vote, entering Parliament and breaking a post-Franco taboo.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - In Sakhumzi bar in Johannesburg's Soweto township, crowds erupted in cheering and singing on Saturday as South Africa's rugby team triumphed 32-12 over England to win the World Cup in Japan.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Lelisa Desisa ended an 18-year wait for Ethiopia when he triumphed in a sprint finish against compatriot Mosinet Geremew to win a midnight marathon at the World Athletics Championship on Sunday.
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With the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago, it seemed inevitable that democracy would prevail — the market democracies that had triumphed over communism were also the world's most prosperous and free societies.
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Issues like mine, BuzzFeed proclaimed, meant that apps like Fasten and RideAustin "flunked an important test" during a busy conference in which they could have triumphed over the big apps by maintaining smooth operations.
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" And it was inevitable that my thoughts also turned to Mr. Levine, who in the past conducted important performances featuring the soprano Angela Meade and the mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton, who triumphed in "Norma.
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Politics has triumphed over common sense and fairness; Trump's critics have castigated him for daring to consider eliminating a program they believe would help deserving individuals improve society through employment in public service occupations.
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For now, Tencent is talking up its AI prowess in the field of Go, the strategic game that Google made its mark on when its AI (AlphaGo) triumphed over world champion Lee Seedol last year.
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Noren has not won on the PGA Tour but triumphed four times on the European Tour last year and arrived in Wilmington ranked 12th in the world, the third highest-ranked player in the field.
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It's the end of history, basically—and though a group of underground democrats grumble about its rigid political system, the rational, enlightened, science-friendly Foundation has clearly triumphed over the forces of darkness and anarchy.
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It has been roughly four months since his last competition - a situation similar to last year's Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, where he triumphed after a long gap due to a different injury to the same ankle.
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Former world champion Michal Kwiatkowski of Poland, who triumphed at this year's Milan-San Remo classic in March, and former world time trial champion Vasil Kiryienka of Belarus are also in the six-rider lineup.
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But a U.S. push is planned, and two new hotel chains are being considered - a four-star brand and a less luxurious line - possibly in states where Trump triumphed over Democrat Hillary Clinton last November.
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Adam Levine and Blake Shelton, old hands on the show, triumphed over new coaches Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys while playing Password on Blind Audition Game Night — but the ladies are ready for a comeback.
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We can hardly have enough of this lesson today, now that, thanks to the FBI and the Russians, racism and fascism have triumphed in the US with the election of the vile demagogue Donald Trump.
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All over the electoral map, Trump triumphed in swing states that were believed to favor 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 party triumphed in municipal elections in the Italian capital in June, trouncing Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's ruling Democratic Party (PD) and presenting itself as a viable alternative to mainstream political forces across the country.
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That the camp led by Bannon and Pruitt triumphed in the debate is casting doubt on the idea that the first daughter and senior adviser can act as a moderating force in the White House.
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Fourth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas, who last week became the first Greek to win an ATP title when he triumphed in Stockholm, swept aside Germany's Peter Gojowczyk 6-3 6-1 to continue his impressive season.
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The number two seed hit seven aces and did not face a break point in sweeping aside fourth-seeded Pouille to win the trophy for the third time, having also triumphed in 2009 and 2013.
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After card-carrying Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez triumphed over ten-term incumbent Joe Crowley in a New York City Democratic congressional primary, the right didn't seem to know what to make of her victory.
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Triple champion Hamilton has triumphed five times on the island track, including the last two years, while team mate Bottas was on the podium at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in 2015 and 2016 with Williams.
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The nationalist and socialist ideology of the Mexican Revolution triumphed in every confrontation with the homegrown Marxist-Leninism of the Mexican Communist Party — Lenin and Trotsky could never compete with Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata.
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The world No. 24 likely won't be overawed Monday in meeting the 25th seed, Elise Mertens of Belgium, since she triumphed in their clash in San Jose in straight sets at the start of August.
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He had a model for this: the Roman statesman Cincinnatus, who was named dictator during a crisis of the early republic, triumphed over the enemy, and then voluntarily relinquished power and returned to his farm.
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Women and people of color triumphed up and down the ballot Tuesday, knocking out two entrenched state legislators and winning two important primaries for district attorney as voters demanded an end to politics as usual.
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Kahn tells the remarkable story of the Brooklyn Dodgers during the 1950s — the days of Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Duke Snider and others: how they triumphed and the effect the club had on America.
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With two stars from the "Avengers" series leading the cast, "The Banker" is based on the real-life story of two black entrepreneurs who triumphed over the racist business practices of mid-83th-century America.
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Much like the suffering heroines they sometimes played, female stars triumphed and endured but also helped sustain a white, male-dominated system, a gilded-cage existence that at least some female viewers would have understood.
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Austrian conservative leader Sebastian Kurz triumphed in Sunday's parliamentary election while the scandal-tainted far right took a beating and the Greens surged, leaving Kurz the option of forming a coalition with either of them.
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Compatriot Bradley Wiggins, who triumphed at the Tour in 2012 and last month landed a team pursuit gold to win a British record eighth Olympic Games medal, was also on the list of 25 athletes.
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They ran into some of the same perverse incentives, the same maze of bureaucratic hassles and confused contractors (even in lefty, enviro California!), but they were less lazy than me and triumphed in the end.
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The pair have beaten each other twice in their careers and the last time they met was at the same venue in the round of 16 two years ago, when Romanian Halep triumphed in straight sets.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in nearly three years last month when U.S. real estate mogul Donald Trump triumphed in U.S. presidential elections, the national statistics agency said on Tuesday.
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Bryan and Sock, who also triumphed at Wimbledon this year in their second event as a team, won all of their service games and converted four of their 10 break point opportunities to secure the win.
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"The three events at which he triumphed were the stadion, a sprint of roughly 200m; the diaulos, which was twice the distance of the stadion; and the longer hoplitodromos, or race in armour," the BBC writes.
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NEW YORK/SEOUL (Reuters) - When it comes to who triumphed in the multi-billion dollar global race to launch the world's first 25G next generation wireless network, the winner is clear ... depending on who you ask.
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When Andrés Manuel López Obrador triumphed one year ago, it was unclear whether Mexico had elected the revolutionary populist from the campaign trail, or the more pragmatic figure from his tenure as mayor of Mexico City.
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But step a little closer — close enough to notice details and read the texts on the walls — and you'll learn about the difficulties that female artists have faced and how they've adapted or triumphed over them.
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The pair were neck and neck as they leaped the final jump before Native River, who came in third last year, won a sprint to the finish and ultimately triumphed by four and a half lengths.
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Slowly but surely, the series corrected some of these flaws in season one, but then the question became what the show would even be once Chuck put Bobby behind bars, or Bobby somehow triumphed over Chuck.
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Day is the defending champion, having triumphed last year in a four-way playoff with Americans J.B. Holmes, Harris English and 2014 winner Scott Stallings, but his tournament preparations have been hampered by flu-like symptoms.
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BUENOS AIRES - After Argentina's economy boomed in 2017 and market-friendly President Mauricio Macri's coalition triumphed at legislative elections last October, economists had rosy expectations for the South American country at the beginning of this year.
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World number one Day, who triumphed by six shots last year when the tournament was held at Plainfield Country Club, returned a 68 while fellow golfing heavyweights Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson and Rory McIlroy carded 71s.
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"If the exit polls are to be believed, Modi's image as the incorruptible defender of the faith and nation has triumphed once again," said Nikhil Menon, assistant professor of history at the University of Notre Dame.
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Yet, fantastically, Claudio Ranieri's motley crew have triumphed against the might and money of Manchester United and City, Chelsea and Arsenal, the quartet who had carved up the Premier League title for the previous 20 years.
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Candidates endorsed by Our Revolution have so far triumphed in 15 races but lost in 29, and the defeats included high-profile contests such as the Virginia gubernatorial Democratic primary and the Montana House special election.
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And who, despite a fair number of doubts, has ultimately triumphed — in part by transforming the aesthetic of her company from one built on the power of sex to one built on the power of self.
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Alberto Fernández and his controversial running-mate, Ms Fernández (they are not related and he is more moderate than she), triumphed in a primary vote on August 11th and are almost certain to win October's election.
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This uncommonly sensitive and effective pianist placed himself in a distinguished lineage when he triumphed in the Chopin Competition four years ago; among its previous winners are names like Martha Argerich, Maurizio Pollini and Krystian Zimerman.
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That is exceeded only by Senator Doug Jones, the Democrat who triumphed in a special election in Alabama only after his opponent, Roy S. Moore, was accused of sexually assaulting teenage girls, according to recent polling.
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Its director and choreographer is Christopher Wheeldon, who triumphed with the stage version of "An American in Paris," and the cast includes Kelli O'Hara, Patrick Wilson and the virtuosic dancer Robert Fairchild (who can act, too).
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Representative Richard Gephardt of Missouri triumphed in the Democratic caucuses in 1988 but did not capture the nomination, and the last three Republican standard-bearers failed to win here but went on to win the nomination.
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SHAMAN GHOST; Irad Ortiz; James Jerkens; 20-1; The 4-year-old son of Ghostzapper, this Ontario-bred colt has triumphed six times in 13 career starts to rack up earnings of more than $1.4 million.
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Mulvaney has previously called for tying negotiated spending cuts to an increase, but he told a small group of journalists Thursday that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's call for an unencumbered increase has triumphed in internal deliberations.
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The victory was extra special for former world No. 20203 Scott, who had not triumphed on the PGA Tour for nearly four years as he tried to juggle his career with becoming a father of two.
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And yet, it was not the squirrels but the hunters who triumphed here on Saturday during the annual Squirrel Slam, a decade-old fund-raising event that has drawn the ire of animal lovers and environmentalists.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Road trip movie "Green Book" triumphed over "Roma" to win best the best picture Oscar on Sunday, denying Netflix bragging rights as the first streaming service to beat Hollywood at its own game.
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If the crowds filling the seats around the green carpet had their choice, Biggie the Pug or Bean the Sussex Spaniel, who won over the audience with his sitting trick, would have triumphed based on applause alone.
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"I played poorly (in 2007), so I definitely would like to turn that around this week and have a much more memorable experience at Oakmont," said Scott, who has triumphed twice on the PGA Tour this season.
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The next two are at venues well suited to his game and where he has won — the PGA Championship at Bethpage and the 2000 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach where he triumphed by a massive 15 strokes.
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American Omar Craddock triumphed in the men's triple jump with 17.50m, while there were dominant wins for Bahrain's Salwa Eid Naser in the women's 400m and Daliliah Muhammad of the United States in the women's 400m hurdles.
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The 34-year-old's 6-153 6-1 6-2 victory set him on a path he hopes will end with a first title in one of the sport's majors since he triumphed at Wimbledon in 2012.
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Mr Trump triumphed by winning states in the rustbelt Midwest, such as Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, that had voted Democrat for decades but where voters were receptive to his populist pledges to repatriate jobs and curb free trade.
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Women who have triumphed in tech despite the odds, like Sheryl Sandberg, Marissa Mayer, and YouTube's CEO, Susan Wojcicki, could be the film's heroines, and so would the young girls learning how to code despite it all.
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Though the magisterial reformation triumphed in the transformation of northern European establishments from Catholic to Protestant, it was the longer-term triumph of the radical reformation that arguably had the deepest effects, in northern Europe and elsewhere.
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While now world number one Johnson won in 2016 and then world number one Jordan Spieth triumphed in 2015, it would hardly surprise if this year threw up a more unlikely champion at Erin Hills in Wisconsin.
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Goffin had a chance to seal the match in the third set at 5-4 but Zverev saved two match points to take it to a tiebreak, where the Belgian triumphed after winning all his service points.
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Ferrari have yet to win in Abu Dhabi but Vettel and Hamilton, who was given a hero's welcome when he returned to the Mercedes factory this week, have both triumphed three times at Yas Marina's floodlit circuit.
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If so, they will have triumphed over other highly credentialed politicians -- John Kasich, Chris Christie and Jeb Bush -- who have paid their dues the old-fashioned way, with endless town hall meetings, house parties, and diner visits.
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Brooks Koepka of the United States, who made his name on the European Tour before winning multiple majors, won in 2014 and Victor Dubuisson of France, who won in 2013, triumphed for a second time in 2015.
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When Lamb, a Pennsylvania Democrat, triumphed in a special election there last March, snatching a seat that had been in Republican hands, he did so with a moderate aura and an opposition to single-payer health care.
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Purim, which was slated to begin on Wednesday at sundown, is a characteristically merry spring festival commemorating a story in the Book of Esther when good triumphed over evil and Jews in the Persian Empire escaped annihilation.
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For Federer, nothing is out of the question — and not without precedent: The oldest man to win the U.S. Open title was Bill Larned, who was 38 years, 8 months and 3 days old when he triumphed.
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He was part of the Barcelona squad — though not, in the end, part of the team — that triumphed in Paris in 20113; in Barcelona's victories in 2009, 2011 and 2015, he was at the heart of everything.
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It was an all-Richard Strauss program highlighted by the star soprano Renée Fleming singing a concert version of the closing scene from his final opera, "Capriccio," which she triumphed in at the Metropolitan Opera in 2011.
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In the most recent example, two years after joining forces with the far-right Freedom Party, Austria's conservative party leader, Sebastian Kurz, took more than 250,000 votes from his erstwhile partners and triumphed resoundingly in the Sept.
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World number six Matsuyama has been a winner three times in his last four starts worldwide, and on two of those occasions he triumphed by seven strokes to establish himself as the hottest player in the game.
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Shortly after Murray had triumphed in his semi-final against Milos Raonic, the longest match ever seen at the championships, defending champion Djokovic steamed past the lackluster Japanese in little more than an hour, hardly breaking sweat.
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While "Parasite" triumphed against its chief rival, "1917," at the WGA Awards, Oscar nominee "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" was not eligible in that race since its writer-director, Quentin Tarantino, is not a guild member.
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This is a team that can win 5-2 and feel like it has been beaten, and a team that can lose 4-2 and feel like it has triumphed, all in the space of eight days.
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Didi Chuxing, the Chinese ride-hailing platform that has triumphed over Uber in the mainland market, and SoftBank will invest up to $2 billion to lead the current financing round, Grab said in a statement on Monday.
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The expert consensus, however, is that dozens of players could win a wide-open Open, much like in 2010, when then-37th ranked Graeme McDowell triumphed, one stroke ahead of the longest of long-shots in Gregory Havret.
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Many opinion leaders and policymakers believed we had reached "the end of history," where the liberal world order, predicated on self-determination, multilateralism, and territorial integrity, had triumphed for good over totalitarianism, imperialism, and bipolar spheres of influence.
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Both triumphed in two-round electoral systems in which the mainstream centre-right and centre-left candidates were knocked out, leaving a nationalist (Marine Le Pen in France, Norbert Hofer in Austria) to face a pro-European liberal.
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Seventeen thousand fans cheered the European players of Team Liquid, with monikers like "MinD_ContRoL" and "MATUMBAMAN", who had just triumphed over a Chinese side to win The International, a tournament held in Seattle's KeyArena on August 7th-12th.
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Markus Schomer, Chief Economist at PineBridge Investments, tells Axios' Dion Rabouin the 2014 vote was the "catalyst" for Brexit because the U.K. Independence Party triumphed over Britain's Conservative government, which in turn offered a referendum on EU membership.
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Polish runner Piotr Suchenia crossed the line first with a time of 4 hours 6 minutes 34 seconds, while for the women's race Frederique Laurent from France triumphed with a time of 6 hours 21 minutes 3 seconds.
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The 40-year-old American, who claimed his second major championship when he triumphed at St Andrews 12 months ago, believes minority sports are more deserving of prominence in an event that only comes around every four years.
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NEW YORK/SEOUL, April 5 (Reuters) - When it comes to who triumphed in the multi-billion dollar global race to launch the world's first 25G next generation wireless network, the winner is clear ... depending on who you ask.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Francesca Schiavone, who became the first Italian woman to win a Grand Slam singles title when she triumphed at the 2010 French Open, announced her retirement from professional tennis at the U.S. Open on Wednesday.
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AGE 24: The Prince is sprayed with champagne by a Sentebale teammate after they triumphed over the Blackwatch team during the 2009 Veuve Clicquot Manhattan Polo Classic on May 30, 2009 on Governor's Island in New York City.
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AGE 24: The Prince is sprayed with champagne by a Sentebale teammate after they triumphed over the Blackwatch team during the 2009 Verve Clicquot Manhattan Polo Classic on May 30, 2009 on Governor's Island in New York City.
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Except this one was hardly as emphatic, with the Yankees scoring the winning run on a passed ball less than 24 hours after they had triumphed on Wednesday night on a two-run home run by Didi Gregorius.
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After rehiring Vajda in April and bouncing back from a demoralizing quarterfinal defeat at the French Open to the outsider Marco Cecchinato, Djokovic has triumphed at Wimbledon, the Cincinnati Masters, the United States Open and the Shanghai Masters.
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Sunday's referendum, which cost Puerto Rico between $5 million and $7 million, according to government estimates, was the island's fifth since 1967 - and the third in which pro-statehood sentiments triumphed, though none have moved Congress to act.
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And it means acknowledging that both Obama and Trump triumphed politically in part because they seemed more sensible than Clinton and her Republican counterparts about the need to make strategic choices, to cut losses and to cut deals.
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It is inconceivable that universities could have remained untouched by the highly technical industrial economy that triumphed in the late nineteenth century; the important question was who they imagined themselves to be serving and how they did so.
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When Ms. Osnes triumphed in a reality show talent competition and won the lead in the 2007 Broadway revival of the musical "Grease," the prize didn't include help in smoothing the way from her home in Eagan, Minn.
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It must be nice to be Ben Sasse, in a position to pick and choose the hardships one will adopt in order to learn some life lessons — and to feel morally superior for having triumphed over phony adversity.
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The 8.153-year-old American, who triumphed in dramatic fashion by one centimetre in Rio de Janeiro last year, could only leap 7.84 metres in the qualifying round, finishing 17th overall and failing to make the final dozen.
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Between them, that trio held the non-calendar-year grand slam: Mr Koepka was the reigning U.S. Open and PGA Championship victor, Mr Molinari won Britain's Open Championship in July and Mr Woods triumphed at the Masters last month.
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The distance runner, who won his sixth world championships gold medal in London this year when he triumphed in the 10,000 meters, was named the winner ahead of second-placed superbike rider Jonathan Rea and para athlete Jonnie Peacock.
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After an enthralling final round, in which the Spaniard surged ahead of his rival, fell behind, recovered from a seemingly impossible position and then missed a putt to win, he finally triumphed on the first sudden-death playoff hole.
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"The clutch was too much engaged, but it caught me by surprise also," Rosberg, who won the opening four races of the season but has not triumphed since last month's European Grand Prix in Baku, said of his start.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka wasn't even born when Venus Williams made her debut at the All England Club, but it was the 37-year-old who triumphed on Friday to book her place in the last 16 at Wimbledon.
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Polls showed this week that the Five-Star Movement (M5S) — which has called for a referendum on euro zone membership and triumphed in local elections last month — is now Italy's favourite party, ahead of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's Democrats.
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Watson, who won at Augusta in 20153 and 2014, sent an early-season reminder that he remains a threat when he triumphed at February's Northern Trust Open over a field that included Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy and Adam Scott.
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Mahathir Mohamad, the 92-year-old who triumphed over scandal-plagued Najib Razak in elections earlier this month, has made it a priority to cut the national debt and pledged to review major projects agreed by the previous government.
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Vukmir has been critical of Trump in the past but triumphed in the GOP primary over Marine Corps veteran Kevin Nicholson by backing some of the president's core policy positions, such as building a wall along the Southern border.
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Having won her first Grand Slam title in Paris, she became the first woman to win Roland Garros and a grasscourt tournament in the same season since Justine Henin 12 years ago when she triumphed in Birmingham last month.
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The Washington Post reported that Estes earned 85033 percent of the vote with 34 precincts reporting — meaning he triumphed over Ron M. Estes, a first-time candidate who dubbed himself the "real" Ron Estes on his campaign website. Rep.
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Jana Novotna, the Czech tennis star who cried on the Duchess of Kent's shoulder after losing a Wimbledon singles final in 1993 and then triumphed at the same tournament five years later, died on Sunday in the Czech Republic.
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The dispute ended up having little impact on Mr. Spicher's game; he still triumphed, and he most likely would have won the same amount of money because he would have bet differently in the final round, Mr. Saunders said.
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And forgive me for speculating, but I think your odd sleuthing and your desire to spill the beans reveal a yen to "win," proving once and for all that your hard work has triumphed over your cousin's natural beauty.
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Over the past month, our country has taken extra time to honor the many contributions of heroic black Americans who, through their patriotism and perseverance over the years have triumphed over injustice and enriched every aspect of our lives.
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Then came the big night for "Parasite," which triumphed over more traditional films — like "1917" and "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" — with its distinctive examination of class relations as seen through the lens of two intricately linked families.
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" In conclusion, Marshall said: "Some may more quietly commemorate the suffering, struggle and sacrifice that has triumphed over much of what was wrong with the original document, and observe the anniversary with hopes not realized and promises not fulfilled.
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Second-ranked American Jordan Spieth, the reigning Masters champion, triumphed at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in January while red-hot Australians Jason Day and Adam Scott have each landed two PGA Tour titles over the past five weeks.
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The 36-year-old triumphed in the WGC-Cadillac Championship and the Honda Classic this year, but failed on the big stage, his best showing in a major in 2016 being a tied 18th finish in the U.S. Open.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, whose far-right League triumphed in European elections on Sunday, said the European Commission could fine Italy 3 billion euros for breaking EU debt and deficit rules, a comment that weighed on the single currency.
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Croatian Marin Cilic won the 2014 U.S. Open, the currently injured Juan Martin del Potro triumphed in New York in 2009 while Marat Safin (Australia 2005) and Gaston Gaudio (French 2004) are the only other major winners in that time.
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Polls showed this week that the 5-Star Movement (M5S) — which has called for a referendum on euro zone membership and triumphed in local elections last month — is now Italy's most popular party, ahead of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's Democrats.
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She can expect much more of that when she turns up at the All England Club where she enjoyed a surprise win over Maria Sharapova in the 2011 final and then triumphed again three years later, beating Canadian Eugenie Bouchard.
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Well, the American tradition of free speech, which in some way Trump triumphed from having the silly balloon fly across London, because it shows the United States the world&aposs most powerful nation is willing to put up with that.
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"I guess next year I've got to try and be about three or four (shots) back going into Sunday, that seems to be the sweet spot," grinned Donald, who has not triumphed on the PGA Tour since the 2012 Transitions Championship.
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Only Mike — the Situation — has triumphed over his own self: He is two years sober, his ego is slightly diminished, and just as the show began taping, he pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion — the beginning to close an ugly chapter.
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A few hours later exit polls indicated that his left-leaning Minjoo Party had triumphed in elections that were widely seen as a verdict on his first year in office (he became president after a snap election in May 2017).
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Iron-clad defense triumphed over all-out attack as Andy Murray overhauled Milos Raonic 21-25 22-258 22-21(43) 24-24 20-2 on Friday to book another Australian Open final against Melbourne Park nemesis Novak Djokovic.
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Last month, when he was asked about his heroes, he spent most of his response talking about himself and how he triumphed in the 2016 campaign despite all the odds against him: Trump was asked if he has any heroes.
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In March half of Italian voters plumped for two populist parties that until recently favoured leaving the euro: the maverick Five Star Movement, which triumphed in the poorer south; and the xenophobic Northern League, which scored well in the richer north.
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It triumphed against European champion Fan Hui last October, the first time an AI had beaten a human opponent in Go, but 33-year-old Lee — a Go legend and nine-dan pro — is the toughest opponent on the planet.
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"No disrespect to any other event, but I absolutely love this golf course," Spieth, 22, said of Augusta National where he triumphed by four shots last year after matching Woods' tournament record low of 18-under 270 for 72 holes.
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Deshauna Barber, an IT analyst for the Department of Commerce, triumphed over 51 other contestants, including first runner-up Chelsea Hardin, representing Hawaii, to claim victory in the annual contest which was held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
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The supermodel, 20 — who shares daughter Vivian Lake, 313, and son Benjamin Rein, 231, with Brady — showered the quarterback with love after his team, the New England Patriots, triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs at the 213 AFC Championship Game.
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Brengle was trailing 1-4 before she staged a brilliant comeback to run away with the first set against the 22-times grand slam singles champion who had triumphed 6-63 6-1 in their only previous meeting in 2015.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, whose far-right League triumphed in European elections on Sunday, said the European Commission could fine Italy 3 billion euros for breaking EU debt and deficit rules, a comment which weighed on the single currency.
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Had she triumphed on Sunday, Ko would have become the youngest golfer to win three major titles, eclipsing the long-established mark set by Young Tom Morris when he clinched the 1870 British Open aged 19 years and four months.
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Galileo showing the satellites of Jupiter to Venetian senators Galileo showing the satellites of Jupiter to Venetian senators The telescope has definitely changed our perception of the universe, leading to the Copernican Revolution, when science and reason triumphed over dogma.
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This time, Reddam and his team will leave Baltimore with the long, lonely faces of losers, his hopes for a second shot at posterity derailed by Exaggerator, who finally triumphed over Nyquist in a muddy, fast-paced race at Pimlico.
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Noah, the last French man to win a grand slam singles title when he triumphed at his home Open in 1983, takes over from Amelie Mauresmo, who stepped down last month after France lost to the Czech Republic in the final.
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The loss is especially hard for Erdogan who launched his political career in Istanbul as mayor in the 1990s and has triumphed in more than a dozen parliamentary, presidential and local polls since his party came to power in 2002.
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For the past three decades, the US had found a comfortable and workable solution to managing many, if not all of these problems: The liberal international order that grew out of the Western bloc that triumphed in the Cold War.
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To the liberal mind, he triumphed by error, by accident, by Hillary Clinton's own fault -- forgetting to campaign properly in Michigan the same way that you might forget to fasten a window and, damn it, you let a burglar in.
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"I think it looks like we have closed the gap a little bit to Ferrari so this is a big positive," said Dutch driver Max Verstappen, who last year became Formula One's youngest winner when he triumphed in Spain aged 18.
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The 24-year-old Pieters, who triumphed 3 and 2 in his last-day singles against JB Holmes and lost in the company of Englishman Lee Westwood in Friday's opening foursomes, was Europe's leading scorer with four points from five matches.
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The 39-year-old Tallahassee mayor was outspent five-to-one by the frontrunner, and even more so by the two billionaires in the race, but he triumphed nonetheless—a key victory for the insurgent progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
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In fact, the World War II analogy that is being increasingly used -- partly because it stirs cherished memories and allusions of a time when all Americans came together and triumphed -- may not be the most appropriate one for Trump's situation.
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And then you can round out the week with salmon burgers and a bunch of baked potatoes, to send yourself the message that you have triumphed once again, and brought the delicious into your home night after night after night.
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Woods triumphed in almost stoic fashion, playing with shrewdness and determination over the final stretch of holes while the other players who were grouped with him on the leaderboard took turns succumbing to the pressure of trying to win the Masters.
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Bernie Sanders, Biden's rival for the 2020 Democratic nomination, triumphed over Clinton in Michigan during the party's 2016 nominating contest, a Detroit News/WDIV-TV poll released Tuesday shows Biden ahead of Sanders by nearly 7 percentage points in the state.
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The American 11th seed, who triumphed here in 2017, fought off two match points but on the third was caught out of position behind the baseline when the Russian ripped a backhand that clipped the net chord and landed in.
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By joining forces in Umbria, traditionally a PD stronghold, 5-Star and the PD hope to halt a long streak of victories by the center-right, which has triumphed in seven regional ballots since a national election in March 2018.
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The South Korean hit "Parasite" notched another significant win Saturday night at the awards ceremony held by the Writers Guild of America, as the director Bong Joon Ho and his co-writer, Han Jin Won, triumphed in the original-screenplay race.
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Collins provided her own coda to the controversy, writing, "A new generation of people from a range of backgrounds and neighborhoods is enjoying the result of a multiethnic, determined grass-roots movement whose conviction and vision triumphed against unbelievable odds."
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That movie, which uses a long-shot format to follow two young British soldiers sent on a mission across enemy lines, triumphed at Sunday's Golden Globes ceremony where it picked up best drama and best director for Briton Sam Mendes.
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A relative newcomer, Jerome triumphed against a field of veteran actors and Oscar winners for "When They See Us," writer-director Ava DuVernay's Netflix limited series about the Central Park Five, to whom he dedicated the prize, along with his parents.
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The American took a two-set lead, held his nerve as his 12th-seeded opponent suffered a meltdown and triumphed after a rollercoaster ride of a match to set up a last-eight meeting with Roger Federer or Marton Fucsovics.
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The 29-year-old, who triumphed in Melbourne last year, said her retirement had nothing to do with her health and that she wanted to accomplish more in life off the court with her husband David Lee, a professional basketball player.
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Kubica, who in 2008 became the first Pole to win a Formula One race when he triumphed with BMW-Sauber in Canada, last drove a Formula One car with Renault in pre-season testing at the same circuit in February 2011.
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"No disrespect to any other event, but I absolutely love that golf course," Spieth, 22, said of Augusta National where he triumphed by four shots last year after matching Tiger Woods' tournament record low of 18-under 270 for 72 holes.
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Woods eventually triumphed by one stroke, while 10 players finished within three shots, all of whom could realistically have won had things gone a little differently, such is the fine line between victory and no cigar in a game of inches.
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Buttigieg narrowly triumphed in Iowa and came in a close second in New Hampshire, but he faces real questions about his ability to grow his base of supporters by drawing in voters of color who have so far shunned his campaign.
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"The Lego Movie 2" mostly takes place in Bricksburg, the happy town where once upon a time in the buoyant 2014 movie, Emmet (voiced by Chris Pratt), an upbeat dude in an orange vest, triumphed to become a heroic master builder.
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But Hyde-Smith triumphed by depicting Espy as too liberal for Mississippi, which last elected a Democrat to the Senate in 1982, and by touting her support for President Donald Trump, who won the state by 18 percentage points in 2016.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is once again gripped by football fever — a year after the men's national team triumphed on the world stage, the women's team is cruising through the group stages and smashing TV audience records in their own World Cup.
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So even as Donald Trump won the presidency on a tough law-and-order platform, challengers triumphed down-ballot, offering hope for the broader criminal justice reform project given how much of the system's machinery operates at the local level.
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Tough terms on trade Before he arrived in the UK on Monday, Trump had made another incendiary intervention in British politics -- calling on May to include Nigel Farage, whose Brexit Party triumphed in European elections, to be called into exit talks with Brussels.
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Fisher, 59, and the documentary's director Fisher Stevens sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly for a Facebook Live interview in the French city this week, to discuss the film – and how Reynold's triumphed through health issues to be part of the project.
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For Federer, who became the first man since 163 to lose a Wimbledon singles final after holding match points, the loss was the cruelest of his career given it came at the All England Club where he has triumphed eight times before.
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"Mr Trump has triumphed yet again, despite political analysts almost unanimously writing him off as a serious presidential contender," said Graham Sharpe from William Hill , adding one customer stood to collect at least $100,000 if Trump was ultimately elected to the White House.
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Mahathir, the 92-year-old who triumphed in a general election this month, has made it a priority to cut the national debt and pledged to review big projects agreed by his predecessor that he says are expensive and have no financial benefit.
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The biggest winner at the event turned out to be Kyle Giersdorf, a 16-year-old from Pennsylvania, who triumphed in a field of 100 finalists to win the whopping $3 million grand prize and become the first Fortnite World Cup singles champion.
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JERUSALEM – Australia&aposs prime minister is in Israel for a re-enactment of a WWI battle where Australian and New Zealand troops triumphed over Ottoman forces in a charge that helped turn the tide of the war and shape the modern Middle East.
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Dogged by injury and scandal, it has been 13 years since Woods last triumphed at Augusta and it appeared as if many of those teeing it up at the year's first major had forgotten what a ruthless competitor he was back then.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Alistair Brownlee ended the "favorite's curse" when he triumphed on home soil in the 2012 Olympic triathlon and, due to the absence of Javier Gomez, the Englishman starts at even shorter odds in Thursday's swim-bike-run event.
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He won the giant slalom at Alta Badia by a huge 1.70 meters and on Sunday filled one of the few holes in his career by winning the slalom at Wengen, the only so-called classic where he had not previously triumphed.
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Democrats — hoping to eke out wins in states where Trump triumphed in 2900—have focused on their ability to work with the administration on the border, even as the president and their GOP opponents try to paint them as obstructionists on immigration.
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Singh, a 34-times winner on the PGA Tour, has not triumphed since 2008, and in recent years battled assorted health problems which impacted his trademark loose-limbed swing, but he still believes he is capable of winning at the game's highest level.
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At the next race in Malaysia, Vettel started last on the grid because of an engine issue, finishing fourth to Hamilton's second, with Verstappen giving Red Bull its second win of the year after his teammate Daniel Ricciardo had triumphed in Azerbaijan.
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In winning their first eight, the Rams had triumphed in snowy Denver and gloomy Seattle and plenty of California sunshine, but not amid a mighty din, against a mighty quarterback and a defense that in the second half sagged until it didn't.
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When Alexander triumphed over Persia's mighty Achaemenid dynasty in the Battle of Issus, he ordered a mass marriage between 70 of his elite Greco-Macedonian guard, the hetairoi, and the Persian noblewomen that had come into his possession as the spoils of war.
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"I can't honestly say I was sitting there saying, 'This lady is going to become a great Elsa or Leonora or Elisabetta di Valois," Mr. Freud recalled, referring to some heavier Wagner and Verdi roles in which Ms. Harteros has recently triumphed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A longhaired dachshund, a Havanese, a schipperke and a bouvier des Flandres triumphed at Monday's group competitions at the 143nd annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in the lead-up to the big day - competition for Best in Show.
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Netflix pitched eight films to awards voters this year, including two that received nominations for best animated film: "Klaus," a hand-drawn holiday story that triumphed at the BAFTAs, Britain's equivalent of the Oscars, and "I Lost My Body," about an amputated hand.
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It triumphed in the British vote to leave the European Union and in the American presidential race, fell short in the Dutch elections, and won its greatest-ever success in France's first presidential round and faces likely humiliation in the second round.
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I returned to satisfy my craving on another drizzly evening, bypassing stalls cranking out sugar cane juice and urojo to make a beeline for a row of pizza hawkers with names like Mr. Delicious and Mr. Big Banana before the rains triumphed again.
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Ill-fated couples like Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, and Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, looked on as "American Beauty" triumphed for best picture over the box-office favorite "The Sixth Sense," and "The Matrix" swept the sound and visual effects categories.
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They routinely remind me and reassure themselves that Clinton won the popular vote and that if you subtract James Comey, Julian Assange and Vladimir Putin, she might have triumphed as well in the Electoral College, where Trump prevailed by just 77,000 votes.
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White, 31, triumphed in 2006 and 2010 and after a long wait for his score on Wednesday he roared with emotion, punching the air as his superstar status — briefly undermined when he failed in Sochi four years ago — was set in stone.
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Even as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump triumphed on Tuesday night with the strong support of a largely white proletariat (women as well as working-class men), the poll-etariat tried to grapple with how much it had misread the American public.
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An unusually realistic "Figaro" for the English National Opera was followed by Britten's "Turn of the Screw" and a Mafia-themed "Rigoletto," set in 1950s New York, that triumphed in London in 1982 and at the Metropolitan Opera in New York in 1984.
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"The Band&aposs Visit," about an Egyptian police band that gets stranded in a remote Israeli desert town, forcing both sides to get to know each other, triumphed over much flashier shows to win best musical Sunday night — and a total of 10 awards.
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Four of Snedeker's eight career victories on the U.S. circuit have come in California and before he triumphed on Monday for a second time at Torrey Pines, he was edged out in a playoff for the Sony Open in Hawaii in his previous event.
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