Kristin Armstrong, 42, triumphed in the individual road time trial.
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Dorien Llewellyn triumphed in the men's overall water skiing competition.
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He remained behind bars until Castro's revolution triumphed in 1959.
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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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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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"The Russians had triumphed in the intelligence war," Hastings's ironic commentary notes.
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Yet Trump has repeatedly triumphed in circumstances that most predicted were impossible.
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Germany, who triumphed in Beijing and London, are ranked third in the world.
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Trixie eventually triumphed in a mediocre lip sync that neither of them slayed.
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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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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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Under Ms. Sturgeon, the Scottish nationalists have added members and triumphed in elections. Mrs.
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Trump triumphed in West Virginia in 2016, carrying the state by about 40 points.
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Their contestants have won only once (Lena, a German singer, triumphed in 2010 with "Satellite").
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Clearly nobody has told Sue Barker, the Briton who triumphed in Paris 43 years ago.
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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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But Mr. Trump triumphed in Kentucky and Louisiana, maintaining his lead in the delegate count.
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The Brexit Party triumphed in Britain to become the largest national party in the new chamber.
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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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And Belgium triumphed in a 3-2 heartbreaker for Japan, which had led by 2-0.
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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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Though Nixon won more states (26 to 22), Kennedy triumphed in Electoral College votes (303 to 219).
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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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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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Democratic candidates also triumphed in Illinois, Maine, New Mexico and Nevada, where Republicans had held the governorships.
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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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AC Milan were the last team to retain Europe's top prize when they triumphed in 843 and 1990.
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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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In Arizona and Florida, the President won 49% of the vote, and he triumphed in Ohio with 52%.
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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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Once the Standard Model triumphed in the 1970s and 80s, Dr. Gell-Mann didn't rest on his laurels.
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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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The League triumphed in last month's ballot, leap frogging above 5-Star to become the country's largest party.
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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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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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The boy wizard — actually, he's all grown up now — triumphed in the worlds of books, movies and theme parks.
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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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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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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 the 1930s, Del Río triumphed in the film industry's transition to "talkies" while other silent film stars struggled.
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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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Victory would make him the second oldest Masters champion, behind Jack Nicklaus, who was 46 when he triumphed in 1986.
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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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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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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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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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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 opera was ordered withdrawn, although it triumphed in a revised form in 1817, after Napoleon was sent into exile.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 'Big Three' have combined to win each of the last 11 Grand Slams, with Serb Djokovic having triumphed in four of the last five blue riband events and a popular pick to successfully defend his New York title despite being dealt a tough draw.
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In the late 19753s, neo-conservative authors began arguing that America could have triumphed in Vietnam (and, by extension, could win in Afghanistan and Iraq) by committing to so-called "counter-insurgency" strategies, which involve political nation-building rather than relying solely on firepower.
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NEW DELHI — With Narendra Modi re-elected as India's prime minister with an intimidating majority, the fact that his Bharatiya Janata Party also triumphed in the far-flung northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, by the border with China, may seem incidental, like a foregone conclusion.
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Lead actors Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan triumphed in their respective categories as well, continuing what appears to be an early consensus forming around Call Me By Your Name (the Gotham Awards' best picture winner) and Lady Bird (the National Board of Review's best director winner).
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The 33-year-old met a fellow Australian, Jordan Thompson, in the first round on Tuesday, taking three hours and 26 minutes to win a match he arguably could have triumphed in far earlier had he not hit insisted on hitting pointless tweeners into the net.
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But really this was supposed to be a two-album race between Prince and the Revolution's Purple Rain and Bruce Springsteen's Born in the U.S.A. But it was Lionel Richie who was saying "Hello" to Grammy's top trophy when Can't Slow Down triumphed in 1985. 2.
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Based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, the series takes place in a dystopian alternate history where the Axis powers of Germany, Italy and Japan triumphed in World War II. Catch up or refresh your memory before Season 2 returns to Amazon Prime on Dec. 16.
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The reigning world champion pair of Agatha Bednarczuk and Barbara Seixas also lurk in Pool B and hope to be the second Brazilian team to win the women's gold since Jackie Silva and Sandra Pires triumphed in the sport's Olympic debut at the 1996 Atlanta Games.
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Mr. Bolsonaro — who once said that Brazil's environmental policy is "suffocating the country" and on Sunday triumphed in the national election — has promised to champion his country's powerful agribusiness sector, which seeks to open up more forest to produce the beef and soy that the world demands.
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The 21-year-old U.S sprinter, who set a world record of 6.34 seconds last month, was in a different league to his rivals as he triumphed in a championship record 6.37 seconds, equaling the second fastest run of all time which he had also set in January.
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Instead, he has won 19 of his 20 matches in 20133, triumphed in the Australian Open to claim his first grand-slam trophy since 2012 and—for the first time in a rivalry that has spanned 37 meetings—defeated his longtime nemesis Rafael Nadal three times in a row.
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In their first meeting, Mr Carlsen opted for an unconventional opening—the Trompowsky Attack, in which one opts for a Ruy Lopez-like challenge to the queen's pawn opening—in possible homage to Donald Trump, the unconventional presidential candidate who had triumphed in the American elections three days prior.
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The former CageWarriors champion triumphed in his UFC debut against Marcin Bandel in Krakow, Poland, before cementing his position as Scotland's most promising MMA fighter three months later with a first-round knockout win over Leonardo Mafra inside the same arena he'll be fighting in come Sunday night.
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"I can't imagine Chuck Robb or Gerry Baliles or Mark Warner or Tim Kaine running the type of campaign that Tom Perriello is running," said Larry Sabato, the director of the University of Virginia's Center of Politics, referring to Democrats who triumphed in races for governor since the 1980s.
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Though Barcelona would beat Bilbao twice over the course of the 1982-83 campaign and win the cup, knocking Bilbao out in the quarters, it was the Basque side which triumphed in La Liga, nabbing the title and ending six points ahead of the Catalans who somehow ended up finishing fourth.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE triumphed in spite of strong disadvantages in media coverage, organization, fundraising, and the polls.
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Coach Kyle Shanahan often tells players after absurd victories that he didn't think they would win, and in this joyful season, unlike any they have experienced across the last six years, the 49ers have triumphed in the slop at Washington, amid earsplitting cacophony in New Orleans and the din of Seattle.
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But on Wednesday night, Trump rolled into this Iowa city on the banks of the Cedar River feeling none of those worries -- just the wind at his back after a Republican candidate triumphed in special election in Georgia's 6th Congressional District that Democrats had sought to turn into a referendum on the President.
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Having already triumphed in the 200 and 400 freestyle, Park swam neck-and-neck with world record holder Gregorio Paltrinieri in the early stages of the 1,500 before pulling away to take the title in a championship record time of 13 minutes 15.51 seconds, more than six seconds clear of Italian Paltrinieri.
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Trump lost the popular vote to Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE by 2.1 percentage points in 2016, even as he triumphed in the Electoral College 306-6900.
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At times, Bronson-Bartlett and Fernandez supply lightly modernized but generally straightforward renditions of the poems, as in their crisp, economical version of Mallarmé's sonnet in honor of Poe: As, at last, shaped into Eternity, The Poet rises with sword drawn, His century aghast for having missed That death triumphed in this strange voice!
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It was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for LeBron James, the hometown star who left the Cavs in 2010 in an acrimonious fashion but returned in 2014 with the goal of finally bringing a title to Cleveland And back in the UK, Leicester City triumphed in last season's Premier League, overcoming 5,000-1 odds to win it all.
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Tom Hanks, "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"Anthony Hopkins, "The Two Popes"Al Pacino, "The Irishman"Joe Pesci, "The Irishman"Brad Pitt, "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" Pitt has never won an Oscar for acting, but the Globes haven't proved as hard to impress: He triumphed in this category back in 1996 for "Twelve Monkeys" and on Sunday, he'll win again.
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In stunning—and pretty much unexpected—fashion, Simone Manuel, 211, became the first African-American woman to win an individual Olympic swimming gold medal when she triumphed in the 224.48-meter freestyle Thursday night at the Rio Olympics Manuel tied with Canada's 16-year-old Penny Oleksiak, and the pair now own the Olympic record, finishing with a time of 52.70.
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For her performance alongside Denzel Washington's in the big-screen adaptation of August Wilson Fences translating for the big screen the same stage role that won her a 2010 Tony Award, Davis triumphed in the Best Supporting Actress category, joining the likes of Hattie McDaniel, Whoopi Goldberg, Jennifer Hudson, Mo'Nique, Octavia Spencer and Lupita Nyong'o as one of only seven black actresses to have won the same award since the Academy's inaugural ceremony in 1929.
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This majority has triumphed in securing retrograde positions that include making no exceptions for rape or women's health in cases of abortion; requiring the Bible to be taught in public high schools; selling coal as a "clean" energy source; demanding a return of federal lands to the states; insisting that legislators use religion as a guide in lawmaking; appointing "family values" judges; barring female soldiers from combat; and rejecting the need for stronger gun controls — despite the mass shootings afflicting the nation every week.
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The very form of her work, while consistently inventive within its traditional frame, trades on a kind of nostalgia, and that nostalgia often correlates with the novels' content; it seems no coincidence that Cusk's recent " Kudos " is set explicitly in the Europe of the Brexit era—fearful, ugly, divided—while Atkinson's books often hark back to the days of the Second World War and the Blitz, when plucky England came together as one, and triumphed in a European conflict that ended six years before Atkinson was born.
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