It would rather try to win Hispanics with immigration reform a hundred times over than try to win them once on pocketbook issues.
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On most, lobbyists must try to win over other officials.
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The Yankees will continue to try to win this season.
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You do whatever takes and you try to win today.
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She even flopped once to try to win a penalty.
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And our ultimate goal is to try to win games.
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We're going to come here and try to win Tuesday.
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You prepare for the game and try to win today.
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And Sue's going to try to win, at all costs.
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Going out there to play and try to win a championship.
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"Big man" politicians try to win through patronage rather than policy.
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Trump will try to win a primary Tuesday that Texas Sen.
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Everyone's doing what they need to do to try to win.
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Now we go out there and try to win another game.
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Just got to come tomorrow and try to win the game.
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I'm going to fight hard to try to win that match.
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It could try to win back people who loved the Wii.
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We have our weapons and we're going to try to win.
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I think when you have a lead, you try to win.
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It's unclear how McConnell will try to win over the moderates.
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We are here to try our best and try to win.
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Do they try to win back white voters who've abandoned them?
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You still have to go out there and try to win.
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I'll try to win them over before I drop a hint.
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Manning tipped his hat to his defense for the return trip to the Super Bowl, where the Broncos will try to win their first championship in 16 years and Manning will try to win his second.
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Is disenfranchising voters really the GOP's only strategy to try to win?
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My next step is to try to win a major this year.
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Bottom line, try to win a game tomorrow and go back home.
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Teva won't try to win FDA approval again until at least 2017.
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"You try to win every game from here on out," Gibbons said.
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We've got to go to O.K.C. and try to win a game.
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Essential Question 3: How Do Presidential Candidates Try to Win the Election?
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Stanton wanted the Marlins to try to win, but Jeter is rebuilding.
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It will be his turn on Wednesday to try to win gold.
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We have to come back tomorrow and try to win a game.
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In democracy, the issues count, and you try to win by persuasion.
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You can't play it safe if you want to try to win.
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"Our thinking is to try to win every game," Chara told CSNNE.
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They try to win debates through blunt force and silencing unacceptable speech.
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With it, presidents must try to win the minority's support for nominees.
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I expect them to come out and compete and try to win.
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In short, if you don't win my trip, try to win your own!
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"You can try to win back the love of your family," she added.
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You try to win someone&aposs trust over, that&aposs how it goes.
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We have to pick up the pieces to try to win this medal.
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"Let's just try to win a game tomorrow," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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Every time you go out there, you just want to try to win.
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We played hard, but we've still got to try to win that game.
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They're either gonna try to win it now or they're gonna go young.
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We weren't just running it to punt and try to win 3-493.
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It's the veteran politician's third try to win the highest office in the land.
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Now excuse me while I try to win fake internet points for my dog.
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Did the best we could, and we'll go to Phoenix and try to win.
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I think that was a frustrated way to try to win the Brazilian fans.
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If they cannot win in Washington, they will try to win in the states.
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"I'm just here to try to win football games for these guys," he said.
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It's part of a strategy to try to win back working-class white voters.
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Meanwhile, real musicians and real singers desperately try to win contests on TV shows.
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Clinton can try to win the homework contest and bury Trump under policy knowledge.
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I played the game to have a job and to try to win championships.
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"We've got to bear down and try to win this road trip," he said.
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They've changed their design at the last minute to try to win court approval.
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"Well, now we got to try to win three in a row," he joked.
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It became 'Let's keep my job, not try to win four times a year.
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"I'm just out here to play golf and try to win golf tournaments," he said.
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The report may give automakers some ammunition to try to win changes to the rules.
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Yet rather than try to win converts, the two sides mostly ignored each other, politely.
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Go on, we'll wait here while you alienate people then try to win them back.
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"We always try to win the seventh, eighth and ninth," Nationals manager Dusty Baker said.
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I'm going to try to win a national championship, and then we'll open that book.
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Ms. Cove stressed that adults shouldn't try to "win" the conversation, or change kids' minds.
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Cleveland sued the state to try to win back that power, but lost in 2010.
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Even the days we were down, you still come out here and try to win.
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We always started to focus on the next game and try to win that game.
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We just try our best to play as hard as possible and try to win.
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And today is the last chance to try to win a weekend on Governors Island.
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You push for a goal, and my original goal was to try to win 8.
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You're not out there playing a pickup game — you're out there to try to win.
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"You're not going to win every game, so you try to win series," Reynolds said.
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The two women appear to harbor different strategies to try to win power, analysts say.
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My job is still to go out there and compete and try to win a game.
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"We go to Toronto and we try to win a game," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.
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Every top Democrat is making calculations to try to win Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Then Offset appeared, a bouquet of white flowers in hand, to try to win her back.
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So my suggestion would be, you know, go out there and try to win the election.
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Walmart and Target try to win customer loyalty based on an "everyday low price" business model.
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Beyond dispelling ignorance and misperceptions, here are six quick suggestions to try to win over sceptics.
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Or it could try to win the votes of other members to suspend Venezuela from Mercosur.
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"I'm going to go out there and try to win the tennis match," he told reporters.
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Tony Romo will go somewhere else now, where he will try to win a Super Bowl.
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You can try to win the election by expanding the pool of progressive voters over all.
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"You have to embrace competition, attack it and then find different ways to try to win."
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K., how can I get the ball down the field and try to win the game?
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You can try to win over Iowans while aiming for that one electoral vote in Nebraska.
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The point of campaigning, for most politicians, is to try to win so they can govern.
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I'm going to be ready to go and go out there and try to win this.
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"We just have to make it tough for them and try to win ballgames," Blevins said.
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She spurned corporate PAC donations and didn't even try to win the money race against Crowley.
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The changing racial attitudes of white liberals are changing how 2020 candidates try to win votes.
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We've got to go out there in their tough building and try to (win the series).
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The remaining candidates should emulate his fighting words — and try to win him to their side.
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Sanalla has campaigned against the blockades, touring the country to try to win over local groups.
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In an interesting departure from democratic tradition, they don't try to win the other side over.
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The Cubs will try to win a fifth consecutive game started by left-hander Jose Quintana.
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My goal every season is try to get to the playoffs and try to win a championship.
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"I think, just to keep things simple for us, we need to try to win," Elliott said.
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The book spans centuries, following three characters as they try to win control of the Gamehouse itself.
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Its television networks employ foreign anchors (and plenty of panda footage) to try to win audiences abroad.
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I'm going to just fight and try and show my best tennis and try to win her.
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The Ivy League will try to win your heart by telling you it doesn't give athletic scholarships.
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" He added, "I don't think Marco tries to sell the Catholic faith to try to win votes.
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Control what we can control, win the minute, win the hour, try to win the two hours.
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We just had to try to win the second half on grit, really, and just will it.
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Meanwhile, Senate Democrats will need to regroup and again try to win back the majority in 28503.
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For me the most important thing is to try to win, then to think for another celebration.
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So the students try to win on service, sniffing out risks that the school might have overlooked.
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And Johnson very much wanted to hold new elections to try to win back a secure majority.
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By getting to the final we have been successful already; now we will try to win the game.
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"We go for it, with great belief and great determination to try to win the game," Queiroz said.
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Nina Dobrev is using some old-school soul – and sex appeal – to try to win Lip Sync Battle.
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Really, it's about using a holistic tool kit from diplomacy to development to try to win the peace.
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In a CNBC interview Thursday, Trump said he would try to win with his off-the-cuff style.
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I'm forced to confront rumors and try to win people over who don't want me dating their daughter.
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Obama concluded his comments Tuesday with some advice for Trump: "Stop whining" and try to win votes instead.
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Meanwhile, Democrats will try to win multiple governor's offices and pick up legislature seats in major U.S. states.
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We go home to where we've been good all year ... try to win a game, and that's that.
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Expect both Clinton and Sanders to try to win over liberal voters worried about the rise of Trump.
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But Bosh is the rare professional athlete who knows how to simultaneously have fun and try to win.
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Mr Obama will try to win hearts and minds by announcing more funding to help clear them up.
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Both parties are preparing for next year's midterm elections, when Democrats will try to win back the majority.
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With Soomgo, they buy credits upfront to be connected with potential customers and try to win their business.
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Democrats running in their party's primary, we'd think, would target the median Democratic voter to try to win.
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Mark Zuckerberg is back in Washington, DC, to try to win over some of Facebook's critics in Congress.
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Now the union is likely to try to win similar monetary gains from Ford Motor and Fiat Chrysler.
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Of course, be focused and prepare to try to win, and then we'll see what happens on Saturday.
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"It's a real challenge to come here and try to win for the first time," Hamilton said Thursday.
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Matsuyama's 1003-foot birdie try to win in regulation on the par-4 18th hole stopped just short.
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But Weiss wasn't in the mood, and although she'd repeatedly try to win another office, she never did.
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In each episode, Brandi and Tish will try to win over one prospective interior design client with renovation plans.
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However, King Mohammed VI has been making diplomatic efforts over the last year to try to win Rabat's readmission.
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You can share a mini-cocktail on the flight back to L.A. Maybe for now, try to win Survivor.
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And now that I'm here ... kind of re-adjust the goals a little bit and try to win tomorrow.
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France — Renault's largest shareholder — reportedly delayed negotiations to try to win Nissan's support, causing Fiat to withdraw its offer.
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Teams that are happy to be in the tournament and teams that go to try to win the tournament.
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On July 12, the New Jersey governor contacted Trump to try to win the spot, according to the Post.
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If that happens, DSW could try to win a court order to enforce an independent investigation, DSW's Kurz said.
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But when you're out there competing, for food and love – how hard it is not to try to win.
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Wealth managers are turning to a range of automated technologies to try to win business and better advise clients.
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It is a very tricky time to try to win seats if you are part of a major party.
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Republicans also face a choice: change the rules on their own or try to win support from Democrats. Sen.
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Sanders has been visiting historically black colleges and universities recently to try to win support from African-American voters.
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We've won three World Cups and will try to win our fifth Olympic gold medal this summer in Brazil.
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I think it's very human to try to win even more power when you're already in a powerful position.
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Disney may increase its bid and include a cash component to try to win the deal, CNBC has reported.
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The proposal was first put forward in December to try to win over skeptics, but given a cool reception.
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A game I was still going to try to win, because Goliath or not, this was my one shot.
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He also said prosecutors should not try to win grand-jury approval a second time if they have failed.
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The White House could try to win over conservatives and moderates by framing the idea in different ways. Rep.
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But we are used to winning, not in an arrogant way, but we have to try to win things.
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Then it's out the door and into a new car with a new audience to try to win over.
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The Sanders campaign will also likely try to win over the eight local delegates pledged to former Maryland Gov.
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Despite numerous calls for his resignation, Northam said he would try to win over those who want him out.
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Green reportedly turned down more lucrative offers elsewhere to return to the Clippers and try to win a championship.
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Citi has been investing in digital capability to try to win deposits domestically despite its light U.S. branch network.
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He does not think he needs his opponents to like him, and he does not try to win their favor.
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There will be a tournament, and the players who participate will be busting their tails to try to win gold.
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Soon we had a decision to make: Walk away or go deeper in and try to win our money back.
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I try to win every single time I step out there, every single point, but realistically I can't do it.
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"Spain has to try to win over Catalans again," admits Xavier García Albiol, who heads the PP in the region.
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As Democrats try to win back the House in 2018, they're going to need candidates like Lamb in the mix.
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Afterward, as he heard some detractors in the audience, Manuel vowed to continue fighting and try to win them over.
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"It's super exciting for me to go back to Eldora and try to win two in a row," Briscoe said.
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I try to win all the board games, remember all the books any of us have read, stay up late.
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This is not the district in this country where you want to try to win on the gun issue alone.
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My favorite clues are 26A: MENNONITE: [One speaking the language Plautdietsch] and 56A: ARM WRESTLE: [Try to win hands down?
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The country has only qualified for one men's World Cup but wants to try to win the tournament one day.
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Over the next few weeks, Pelosi will try to win over enough naysayers to nail down a victory in January.
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I am still going to go out and coach these guys and try to win as many games as possible.
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They describe her as a sharp intellect and a fair manager who will try to win over the agency's staff.
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One parent may try to win the kids' favor or may overcompensate for the perceived parenting mistakes of the other.
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You can't control the first two games after they're over, so all we could do was try to win today.
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Grayson and Murphy are in a bitter primary battle as they try to win the seat being vacated by Sen.
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Despite numerous calls for him to resign, Northam said he would try to win over those who want him out.
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But Republicans and the White House had launched an eleventh hour charm offensive to try to win over more support.
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The fast-casual restaurant rolled out promotions and new menu items such as queso to try to win customers back.
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"Senator Nelson is clearly trying to commit fraud to try to win this election," Scott said on Fox News Sunday.
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If they try to win over moderates by making tax credits more generous for older Americans, they could lose more conservatives.
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This was very important — just try to win it somehow — and in the end I was really in the game again.
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One way or another, white supremacy will try to win out, a fact that Erik was very much in touch with.
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In return, these privileged few get to add the experience to their résumés and try to win favor with future employers.
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"We go for it, with great belief and great determination to try to win the game," the master tactician told reporters.
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When you get down early, it hurts your confidence and now you got to fight and try to win your game.
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You need to dust yourself off, move on to the next thing, and try to win more votes in the future.
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Espinoza, who also won the Kentucky Derby in 2014 with California Chrome, will try to win a record third straight Derby.
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Alabama represents the possible third seat -- the one more they had to have to try to win control of the Senate.
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Penney only has so much time to try to win customers back, and to keep existing ones coming to its shops.
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The main question that got us started was 'how do you do tragedy in a format that people try to win?
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An analyst, John Hodulik, said profits would be squeezed as the companies offered trade-in deals to try to win customers.
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Across the nation, labor unions are stepping in to try to win better pay and job security for part-time faculty.
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Mr. Ovechkin thanked the president for hosting his team and promised to try to win the Stanley Cup again this season.
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For the Rays, it makes sense to try to win as many games as possible, even as they keep shedding veterans.
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To be competitive on Super Tuesday, candidates cannot simply invest time and money in one place to try to win votes.
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So Byrne pressed on, organizing a "road show" for Trump to meet with and try to win over big institutional investors.
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"It's definitely in my DNA to go out there and compete and try to win in everything I do," Watson said.
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They're not in the race to thwart Sanders specifically; they are in it to try to win the White House themselves.
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Democrats will determine the candidates they will send out in November as they try to win seats in the red state.
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Democrats have repeatedly used social safety-net programs as a talking point as they try to win tough races in November.
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"My head was down, just trying to go out and try to win ball games and help the team," he said.
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That doesn't mean, of course, that a hard drive company can't at least try to win you over with its good looks.
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The Jaguars will try to win consecutive games for the first time this season when they host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
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You can do karaoke, dance in a disco, or head to an arcade to play OutRun or try to win stuffed animals.
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The Attempt: Thicke changed the publicly-try-to-win-her-back game when he named his 2014 album Paula after his ex.
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He is expected to try to win backing from members of the second-largest opposition party, the Democratic Party for the People.
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All in all, it's a good two days and I still have a chance to fight and compete and try to win.
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"I was looking forward to have these kind of matches, looking to try to win these kind of matches," Djokovic told reporters.
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We can play this game looking up to the United States or we can go out there and try to win it.
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House members from both parties are facing difficult primary challenges as they try to win reelection amid a voter backlash against Washington.
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So, that's the one thing: If we are playing this game, you might as well go out there and try to win.
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Schelling said he had gone as far as he could to try to win over creditors before Carinthia's offer expires on Friday.
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Now Biden must actually try to win over voters, as opposed to just standing back and waiting for them flock to him.
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Grassley is touting the analysis of the measure from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to try to win over Republican senators.
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"Your job is to go out there and try to win the matches that are there in front of you," he said.
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Newburger and Simon went to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas to try to win the loan amount but failed.
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It's one of those average days you have to try to win the match, and I just couldn't get it done today.
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His finance policy chief, John McDonnell, called on the lawmakers to "stand down" and try to win back their seat in parliament.
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It's a shame here in Misano because it was a special race I wanted to try to win but today was impossible.
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Regular Republicans like Ed Gillespie in Virginia have to adopt the tone and poses of the downswingers to try to win votes.
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If they can't win on the issues, they'll try to win on something else — and we know what that something else is.
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So I guess we are going to have to try to win the World Cup and see how far we can get.
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Girardi rarely plays for tomorrow — he even used pitcher Bryan Mitchell at first base to try to win a game this season.
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House Republicans in the past have used the debt-ceiling deadline to try to win spending cuts and policy changes from Democrats.
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The Los Angeles Chargers once again try to win a game in their new location when they host the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
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In the latest effort to reverse that trend, the union will try to win a vote this week at Volkswagen's only US plant.
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This competition creates incentives for parties to build large and winning coalitions and to try to win over factions from the other party.
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BUFFETT, ASKED WHY BERKSHIRE DOESN'T INVEST MORE IN TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES, SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT TO TRY TO WIN A GAME HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND
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It's a bit like a slot machine, but where you put in real dollars to try to win virtual gear instead of money.
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It's a message he and some local Democratic officials think presidential candidates can focus on more as they try to win back Michigan.
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In every 30-minute episode, each Cyrus woman will try to win over one prospective interior design client with her dazzling renovation plans.
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McConnell will likely try to win over some of the moderate holdouts with small concessions that will allow the GOP to declare victory.
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Murphy has been trying to persuade them, and State Senate President Steve Sweeney said he would continue to try to win over lawmakers.
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Players try to win a share of a cash prize, which has ranged from $1,000 to $250,000, by answering 12 multiple-choice questions.
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But this is an extraordinarily awkward time to try to win over money, since one of his rockets blew up earlier this month.
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The airline is massively expanding its transatlantic network to try to win market share, with routes between Canada and Europe starting in July.
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She will invite rebellious Conservative MPs for drinks at Downing Street on Monday evening and on Wednesday to try to win them over.
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The North Carolina district is one Democrats hope to flip as they try to win 23 GOP-held seats and a House majority.
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Pat Tiberi's resignation, will serve as another litmus test for Democrats as they try to win suburban areas that have recently tilted red.
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"I was just trying to be really focused on every ball, and of course try to win," Svitolina told the WTA's website (www.wtatennis.com).
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The Indians team that will try to win this World Series, in Game 7 on Wednesday night against the Chicago Cubs, is different.
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Out of contract at the end of the year, he must take the fight to Hamilton and try to win a first crown.
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And will the unretired captain Hewitt rise up from his new chair and try to win another big one for Australia and himself?
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Mr. Sanders said he would try to win them over with polls showing he would beat Mr. Trump by larger margins than Mrs.
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What fourth-and-goal-from-the-30 play is he drawing up to try to win this thing by mid- to late July?
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He attended a series of meetings there on Thursday with Republican lawmakers to try to win the party establishment's support for his candidacy.
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If you know you're stuck working alongside your workplace nemesis, you may have to grit your teeth and try to win her over.
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Democrats will hope to turn this enthusiasm into votes and turnout come 2018 as they try to win back the House and Senate.
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Meanwhile, in California, lawyers filed suit Tuesday to try to win freedom for 13 immigration detainees at facilities in Bakersfield and Yuba County.
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But for me, this game's too hard, it's too long, there's too much sacrifice to go out there and not try to win.
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Since then, party leaders have made several calculations about how to try to win in 2020: Mobilize black voters, as Mr. Gillum did.
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At that moment, they had a decision: Should they go for a 2-point conversion and try to win the game right there?
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The union members also said they would try to win a larger portion of the leaguewide revenue that they divide with the owners.
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Neither campaign is spending significant time or money to try to win Missouri, which has voted Republican in the past four presidential elections.
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Three of those four teams lost this week and the fourth — the Jets — will try to win tonight with Trevor Siemian under center.
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During the Cold War's ideological struggle between capitalism and communism, the American government used soft power to try to win hearts and minds.
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Those voters will be critical in November as Democrats try to win the 23 GOP-held House seats needed to take a majority.
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Two media reports on Thursday indicated that a new draft of the proposal contains certain sweeteners to try to win over Murkowski's vote.
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"It's clear there's no law Donald Trump and his right-wing machine won't bend, break or ignore to try to win the presidency."
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Senators and the White House are involved in a spate of final hour negotiations as they try to win over several key holdouts.
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But both John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy remained in Washington, and Roberts used the time to try to win over Kennedy on Obamacare.
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Instead of interfering more and more, asks Joshua Wong, a student activist, why doesn't Beijing try to win young people over with liberal reforms?
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One of the key differences since Tite took over two years ago has been that Brazil try to win the ball cleanly in midfield.
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He didn't tack to the center to try to win in Texas, and he has solid and normal Democrat position on basically every issue.
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But I mistakenly thought that a master marketer who'd been obsessed with cultivating the press for decades would try to win over the media.
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It's much harder, and requires a different sort of endurance — from both leaders and those who support them — to try to win a war.
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In "Superman," he imitates women who try to win his favor by complimenting his daughter, whose name is prominently tattooed on his arm. LYRICS:
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At the same time, neither Kasich nor Rubio will drop out until they get a chance to try to win in their home states.
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The Vikings will try to win their third straight game and remain atop the division standings when they host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
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I try to win as many matches as I can, as many titles as I can, and this is the goal for the year.
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CN Chief Executive Officer Luc Jobin said the company will not try to win new customers at the expense of its lean cost structure.
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Candidates sparred over how to approach China and criticized the Trump administration's repeated use of tariffs to try to win concessions in trade agreements.
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North Carolina (33-6) will face Villanova on Monday and try to win its first national title since 2009 and its sixth over all.
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For Croatia, a group of world-class professionals will try to win it the title for the first time in their first-ever final.
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That left Griffin, Baltimore's third-string quarterback, to try to win it, and the former first-round pick was not up to the task.
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In South Florida, which has diverse and overlapping voting blocs, candidates try to win votes in sympathetic constituencies and limit the damage in others.
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The Gambling Commission believes a quarter of those are problem gamblers - people who are addicted to gambling to try to win back their losses.
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The Gambling Commission believes a quarter of those are problem gamblers - people who are addicted to gambling to try to win back their losses.
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How the court rules could dramatically impact future races, as Democrats try to win back the House amid widespread unhappiness at President Donald Trump.
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I think we could have battled just a little bit harder and maybe put ourselves in a position to try to win the game.
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However, two media reports on Thursday indicated that a new draft of the proposal contains certain sweeteners to try to win over Murkowski's vote.
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"The way we look at it, we'll play (Friday's) game, try to win it and pray for a little help," Servais said Thursday night.
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In the Midwest, the party opted for more traditional candidates to try to win the governorships in two 2020 battleground states, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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"You just try to win one game," Warriors coach Steve Kerr told reporters about Game Five, which will be played on Monday in Toronto.
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We'll fly to Toronto tomorrow and take a look at the film, see what we can do better and try to win a game.
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However, the church will solicit other donations by direct mail and email, seek personal donations from individuals, and try to win grants from private foundations.
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Moldova, for example, says one of its advisers, is likely to try to win customers by setting the investment-price lower, and offering speedier processing.
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It's pretty clear that he was in love with only her, and he may be going to her house to try to win her back.
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The team said we want to come out and compete and try to win this game, cut it down to 10 and go from there.
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Last month, President Donald Trump formally launched his effort to renegotiate NAFTA with Canada and Mexico to try to win better terms for U.S. workers.
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And is he willing -- and able -- to take on Warren, to try to win back some of the voters she has peeled off of him?
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But it will also be a privilege to be their captain as we try to win the Solheim Cup again…this time on American soil.
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Vice President Mike Pence and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price held a series of meetings with lawmakers to try to win over Republicans.
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Achieving consistency provides us with the opportunity to compete at that level and try to win it every year, and that's obviously a good thing.
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Those friends were among the hundreds who urged the former vice president to try to win the White House one more time, Jill Biden said.
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Then the government would try to win hearts and minds by building schools and clinics, and begin a process of economic development leading to modernization.
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Yet a majority of them think the party takes them for granted and doesn't even try to win their votes, according to a 2017 survey.
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And for now, the Venezuelans on the W.B.C. team will try to win the championship for a country they love — but often from a distance.
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Campaign sources for POTUS tell us he's focused on getting California Republicans engaged to try to win back 7 House seats they lost in 2018.
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For the league-leading Capitals, Shattenkirk could prove to be a crucial piece as they try to win the Stanley Cup for the first time.
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It's the best opportunity to try to win a championship playing with one of the best, if not the best, players to play the game.
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"I kind of feel like we're the only organization that's doing that," said Scherzer, an outspoken critic of teams that do not try to win.
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"Thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends who were all in attendance, to see him try to win his 100th Florida race."
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The opposition is going to be very focused on try to win the House of representatives, try to win Congress in order to impeach President Trump and stop the entire progress, right, whether it&aposs the economic growth or this then new reorientation of the world&aposs commercial system through trade deals, whether it is his America first national security, whether southern border security.
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They may since have voted for Mr Trump, but Mrs Obama's memoir is a reminder that Democrats can and should try to win such voters back.
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President Donald Trump met with health insurance CEOs this morning at the White House to try to win their support for the Republican revamp of Obamacare.
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As parties compete with one another to turn out their own voters, and to try to win over some from the other side, all Americans benefit.
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Asked if U.S. sanctions imposed on Turkey to try to win Brunson's release might be lifted, Trump said no agreement was made for the pastor's freedom.
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To try to win back sales going to Walmart and Amazon, among many other competitors, Target says it will embark on a major price-cutting initiative.
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May's blueprint for Britain's departure from the EU faces a crucial test starting on Tuesday, when lawmakers try to win concessions on legislation to sever ties.
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"Grocery startups are using milk as an acquisition channel, but their strategy is that they lose on milk and try to win on groceries," he explained.
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May's blueprint for Britain's departure from the European Union faces a test starting on Tuesday, when lawmakers try to win concessions on legislation to sever ties.
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We're here to try to win games, and we didn't get it done tonight, and I think I had a considerable amount to do with that.
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Bevin will most likely tout his friendship with Trump, who has an approval rate of 232.7 percent in the state, to try to win in November.
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By now, everyone knows in Washington that the President is not keen on thrashing through the details of a bill to try to win wavering votes.
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If a government loses a vote of confidence, there are 14 days in which it can try to win another vote or an election is triggered.
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Per NBC's Leigh Ann Caldwell and Alex Moe, House Speaker Paul Ryan and his team have made some changes to try to win over wavering lawmakers.
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Los Angeles will try to win their fourth consecutive series when it faces the Phillies in the finale on Thursday with Clayton Kershaw on the mound.
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The department has approached 18 state attorneys general to try to win their support for a lawsuit, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.
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Joe ElliottAsheville, N.C. To the Editor: It's abundantly clear by now that it is futile for the Democrats to try to win over President Trump's supporters.
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These answers would have forced the Democratic Party to do some serious soul searching, change their ways, and try to win back voters in the future.
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He will try to win his fourth consecutive Olympic gold medal in the event, a feat he accomplished in the 200-meter individual medley on Thursday.
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"We will try to win French clients by selling gas and power competitively with a modern, digital system ... Total is well-known and credible," Pouyanne said.
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"It's an exciting time to impact the game in a different way and now be in a position where I try to win," Van Wagenen said.
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One of those companies, Black Cube, had an operative pose as a women's rights advocate to try to win the confidence of one of his accusers.
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Real question is whether Dems can follow through on that, and not choose, once again, to try to win back white votes at expense of PoC.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces indictment on fraud charges, may call early elections to try to win a popular mandate and shore up his position.
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If he is selected to participate in this year's home run derby — a prospect he called "mind boggling" — he'd have incentive to try to win it.
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This week, the group aims to send postcards to every registered Democrat in North Dakota to try to win the re-election of Senator Heidi Heitkamp.
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But the memo provides a glimpse at the team's plan to try to win the nomination through a war of attrition, rather than an Iowa knockout.
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Are they trying to get these young guys ready for next year or are they going to try to win this year with those old guys.
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"A team that isn't as experienced, that doesn't have the poise we have, would come back and try to win it all right away," Beilein said.
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We've just got to try to win as much as possible before going there, and I think that's where the season will be decided, in Tampa.
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The takeaway: It's now commonplace to try to win someone back by convincing him or her not how much you care but how much you don't.
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The company had originally offered to pay individual victims up to $8.4 billion, but increased its offer last month to try to win over the victims.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish opposition parties have joined forces to try to win a majority in the upper house of parliament, the Senate, in parliamentary elections on Oct.
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Ambassador Robert King, President Barack Obama's special envoy for North Korean human rights issues, had been expected to fly to Pyongyang to try to win Bae's freedom.
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" Thou shalt talk Trump: An on-air personality, on what to cover: "Nobody needs to put out an edict to producers to try to win their hours.
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Democrats, who have focused on appealing to minority and college educated voters, will try to win some new states like Arizona, North Carolina and maybe even Texas.
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May, 62, has toured Britain, spent hours being grilled in parliament and invited lawmakers to her Downing Street residence to try to win over her many critics.
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Make no mistake, Clark's invite is an easy PR tactic to try to win over a politician who's made a name for herself questioning big business' tactics.
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The results heightened concerns that the ANC government will avoid painful reforms and try to win back votes by overspending ahead of a national election in 2019.
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Analysts believe the government may try to win over the more moderate unions and break the united front that the four main unions have maintained so far.
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A switch to a more traditional design might not be groundbreaking, but it'll jettison all the gimmicks LG has tried using to try to win back consumers.
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One thing we haven't ever seen before, though, is a man from someone's past coming halfway around the world to try to win his ex-girlfriend back.
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The fact that Bolt is coming back to try to win triple gold for a third straight time, there is nothing in sports terms that compares to.
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Dreams will make people stupid enough to cough up 100 bucks for a lottery ticket in the airport so they can try to win a sports car.
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In "I Love You Colonel Sanders," players enroll in a cooking class alongside Colonel Sanders and try to win his heart with cooking expertise and clever conversation.
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The canny former KGB officer will surely use an unstructured tête-à-tête to try to win Trump over to the Russian president's own self-serving views.
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McGrath wants to try to win them back by appealing to voters in rural areas, in addition to Democrats in Lexington, which is also in the district.
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It will be Tanaka's turn on Thursday to state his case when the Yankees try to win three in a row for the first time this month.
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Many in the progressive wing say that candidates need to appeal to the party base rather than try to win over a diminishing pool of swing voters.
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"It's more a mind-set than anything — just come to the field every day and try to win that game," Kluber told SportsTime Ohio after the win.
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While the Bush-Cheney campaign tapped into existing networks of local conservatives, Kerry-Edwards relied on paid professionals and imported volunteers to try to win swing states.
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The party out of power is allowed to -- and indeed required to -- criticize the party in power, and organize to try to win elections to replace it.
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Betts, a hair products distributor, said he was registered to vote as an independent and attended to learn how Trump would try to win over black voters.
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Every hour most of us, unconsciously or not, try to win subtle status points, earn cultural affirmation, develop our tastes, promote our lifestyles and advance our class.
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But Iannetta, a member of the union's executive subcommittee, said the players' primary objective was to create a sport in which more teams actively try to win.
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These modifications are a crucial aspect of the whipping process -- possible concessions are being carefully considered to try to win over lawmakers who are still on the fence.
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I'm just gonna enjoy this season and not think about the record and try to win like I always do, but really enjoy every stop on the tour.
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But one big reason it seems likely that McCaskill will oppose whatever Trump does on taxes is that Trump hasn't done anything to try to win her vote.
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" She added, "Biomedical interventions hold the fort while we try to win other battles for people, like poverty, like jobs, ending intimate partner violence, and making equity available.
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USC will try to win its 24th straight home game against Oregon State when the No. 15 Trojans host the Beavers in a Pac-12 game on Saturday.
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John Cena made the trek down to San Diego to try to win Nikki Bella back, but as we reported ... it may take more than just AAdvantage Miles.
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Biegun "was essentially given what in American football we call 'the two-minute drill' to try to win the game," Gallucci said on a conference call with reporters.
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May's blueprint for Britain's departure from the EU faces a crucial test starting on Tuesday, when lawmakers try to win concessions on the government's legislation to sever ties.
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It means being clear that there is an issue here — using dirty tricks to try to win an election — that goes beyond the interests of "sides," or should.
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Crystal Ball managing editor Kyle Kondik said that Democrats are aiming to gain at least one seat in Iowa as they try to win control of the House.
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Democratic former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau head Richard Cordray will try to win the governor's office in Ohio, a state Trump won by 9 percentage points in 20163.
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"We found a way back then, and we plan on doing our best to go into Pittsburgh and try to win a game," Rangers defenseman Marc Staal said.
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The military believe the Maute group staged the Marawi takeover to prove itself to Islamic State and try to win its endorsement as its affiliate in Southeast Asia.
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Rights activists have accused Iran of arresting a number of dual nationals to try to win concessions from other countries - a charge the Islamic Republic has regularly dismissed.
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Fighting against people who want to try to win elections by abandoning unpopular hard-right stances is, quite literally, what the American Conservative Union was founded to do.
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South Florida voters care deeply about environmental issues, so the Republican campaign arm gladly threw the fossil fuel industry under the bus to try to win an election.
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Democrats have consistently used calls to protect Social Security and Medicare — two of the most popular U.S. government programs — to try to win over older voters in elections.
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There are many other ways to at least try to win favor with our top elected officials via their family members that don't involve actual cash and salaries.
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T) to help it try to win Asia's biggest defense contract, a A$50 billion ($50 billion) deal to build a dozen submarines for Australia, three sources said.
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Caravans from Central America have inflamed the debate over U.S. immigration policy, with Trump pointing at the migrants to try to win backing for his border security plan.
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The hearing, which was an opportunity for Democrats and Republicans to try to win the public relations battle ahead of the impending vote on impeachment, repeatedly grew heated.
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"We have come to the semi-finals where we might repeat our (quarter-finals) effort and try to win against the biggest opponent in the world championship," he said.
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The bill included a provision allowing insurers to offer stripped-down, low-cost healthcare plans - a measure proposed by Senator Ted Cruz to try to win over holdout conservatives.
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Meanwhile, as they try to win the public over ahead of their court date, they pulled the ultimate move of the disgruntled tenant: They went on a rent strike.
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RHP Marco Estrada will try to win for the first time in three starts in September when he starts against the Tampa Bay Rays at Rogers Centre on Wednesday.
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"For me it's my duty to just — regardless of what's the situation — just go out there and play and figure it out and try to win," Anthony told reporters.
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Winters ruled out selling any of those four businesses, saying the bank would try to win more affluent customers and partner with financial technology firms to increase market share.
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But the Stapleton legacy, already the subject of debate before the race, could become a source of tension as both candidates try to win over an increasingly diverse electorate.
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And a lot of times, it's sort of like sad cases, too; very manipulative, to try to win favor with these people, get them in an emotionally unguarded moment.
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Rights activists have accused Iran of arresting a number of dual nationals to try to win concessions from other countries - a charge that the Islamic republic has regularly dismissed.
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The only thing you can do is control what you can control, and that is coming in and trying to get better every day and try to win games.
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But in a first for France, his campaign has deployed an American-style campaign tactic: using software to identify pockets of undecided voters to try to win them over.
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That left the bill's sponsors short of the 216 votes needed, and on Wednesday night Mr. Ryan scheduled a meeting in the Capitol to try to win over skeptics.
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Democrats on the campaign trail have prioritized health care and wages, among other issues, as they try to win numerous swing districts currently represented by Republicans across the country.
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One impulse is to try to win back white-working class whites, particularly in key Rust Belt states, who voted for Barack Obama and the defected to Donald Trump.
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If a government lost a vote of confidence, there are 14 days in which a government can try to win another vote of confidence or an election is triggered.
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Isn&apost it part of the aggressive strategy to try to win the P.R. battle in case the president decides not to testify or to go to court over it?
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Ted Cruz and then Clinton for their ties to Goldman, using his populist pitch to try to win over disillusioned voters on the left who supported Wall Street critic Sen.
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The Bucks will try to win their seventh straight game and get back to even when they open a six-game road trip by visiting the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday.
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Wednesday's House hearing is the next opportunity for the competing sides to get in front of the public and try to win over their colleagues and their voters back home.
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His success in Ohio, which has become more Republican, could appeal to Democrats as they try to win back Pennsylvania and the industrial Midwest states that Trump won in 2016.
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A Clinton ally tells CNN that the Democratic nominee has no more campaign fundraising events, and instead wants her maxed-out donors to try to win back a Senate majority.
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The legal immigration has major electoral implications, as the electorate is becoming more diverse, and there is a new pool of voters that the parties can try to win over.
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Pence used the time to try to win the spot, while Trump's advisers warned the issues Christie would bring with the Bridgegate controversy would destroy the GOP nominee's presidential campaign.
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Obviously we got eliminated from the playoffs but you can always take some momentum into next year and spring training, and come out tomorrow and try to win another one.
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Local people braved the rain to stand in a field lobbing the brightly painted eggs as far as possible - without breaking them - to try to win a popular annual competition.
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"I don't think any of the financial services firms I meet want to try to win business through a regulatory race to the bottom," Randell told a Reuters Newsmaker event.
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Britain's government held out the possibility of compromise with the opposition Labour Party on Sunday to try to win support in parliament for leaving the European Union with a deal.
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Lee added that he intends to try to win with the black Go pieces for the final match, which he says is more "valuable" than winning with the white pieces.
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So if Hockey Canada wants to, it can get Sidney Crosby or Drew Doughty or whoever to double up and try to win two gold medals in the same Olympics.
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Some senators say time is not on their side as they try to win votes, and they believe Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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"Many things are completely different, but in the end it's the same: You wake up in the morning, you warm up, and you try to win your match," he said.
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Meanwhile, Trump will try to win this thing pretty much on his own as his own party — at best — keeps him at arm's length — and at worst — outright denounces him.
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On "The Bachelor," female contestants are placed in direct competition with one another as they try to "win" the affections of one man, who is depicted as the ideal partner.
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California fell to No. 17 Arizona by five points before powering past Arizona State, and Thursday the Golden Bears will try to win a third straight game against the Bruins.
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The team's appellate specialists — Mr. Clement, Mr. Dinh, Ms. Chung and other lawyers from their firms — will try to win the case on legal grounds even before a trial begins.
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In Georgia, in order to try to win the election there, cowardly Republicans are blatantly suppressing the vote and denying many African Americans the right to participate in the election.
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"We want to try to win the Cup for Europe, for everyone, for our team mates, but obviously with the passing of Celia, it's an extra effort there," Garcia added.
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We're set out to make the playoffs and do well deep into the playoffs and try to win the World Series, not try to be the top five in payroll.
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"The party is in turmoil," Lo said, suggesting one way to please people would be to try to win back some of the smaller countries with which China has ties.
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Sessions now faces a four-week sprint to try to win over a majority of Republican voters to get a shot at returning to the Senate for a fifth term.
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The Boston Red Sox, who will try to win their fourth championship in the last 15 seasons, outspent every other team this season, with a payroll of roughly $230 million.
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Kevin Harvick will try to win a second championship in four years for the organization on Sunday, and Stewart said Patrick had been a huge part of the team's success.
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The bill included a provision allowing insurers to offer stripped-down, low-cost health-care plans — a measure proposed by Senator Ted Cruz to try to win over holdout conservatives.
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"She's winning the policy primary, but now she needs to transfer that energy to try to win the electability primary," said Jared Leopold, a Democratic consultant who worked on Gov.
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The former health-care consultant was a key figure in efforts to repeal the law this year, making frequent trips to Capitol Hill to try to win over wavering lawmakers.
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It was a rare purely positive moment from Auriemma, who on Monday will try to win his 111th straight game and move one step closer to a fifth consecutive title.
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As battle lines harden between supporters and opponents of climate action, both are increasingly using bouts of extreme weather as a weapon to try to win people to their side.
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Watching him try to "win at therapy," in Shiv's words, is uniquely frustrating, and when the proceedings fall apart, there's a sense of loss in the air rather than satisfaction.
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Woods attempted to leap into the embrace of his teammates after the New South Wales Blues scored a last gasp try to win the third State of Origin match in Sydney.
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"My immediate goal is to focus on making amends for my actions to try to win back the trust and respect of my daughter, my family, and my community," he wrote.
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So hopefully we can keep that pattern going at least and be consistently good here again, but maybe we can hit on it better than somebody else and try to win.
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As he's getting older—he turns 30 this month—Luka is taking tattooing as an art form more seriously and plans to try to win awards at conventions and the like.
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"But where my mind is right now is to do everything that I can in the remaining caucuses and primaries to try to win them and make the case," he said.
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The spokesman declined to comment on the reports and when asked specifically about them, referred to May's comments that she was meeting lawmakers to try to win support for the deal.
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Another innovative effort, the Fight for 15, is planning protests in 340 cities on Tuesday to try to win a $15 wage for everyone from McDonald's workers to airport baggage handlers.
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She was looking for an extension to the Brexit deadline to give her more time to try to win backing from Britain's parliament for her plan to exit the European Union.
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If James is unable to return to face the Bucks, the Cavaliers will be forced to try to win for the first time in five tries this season without their leader.
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The group made the safe-passage deal to try to win the freedom of its fighters in exchange for turning over the bodies of nine Lebanese soldiers taken prisoner in 2014.
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The game ended when coach Pat Dye of Auburn decided to attempt a 30-yard field goal with four seconds left rather than try to win the game with a touchdown.
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That's because Democrats could be showing signs of realizing that just bashing Trump won't do them much good as they try to win back those who voted for him in 2016.
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The Ravens will try to prove themselves against the Chiefs, the Rams will try to win in Cleveland and the Cowboys and Patriots will try to stay awake in likely blowouts.
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A Democratic ironworker fueled by a massive fundraising haul will try to win a district that Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan and his GOP predecessor held for more than two decades.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will engage widely to try to win support for her draft Brexit proposal in the face of fierce opposition, her spokesman said on Wednesday.
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This next redistricting battle — starting in November, as Democrats try to win the races that will let them redraw the next decade's maps — might provide a path toward staving off that crisis.
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The debate would give Trump a national forum to criticize Clinton and try to win over Sanders supporters ahead of an expected Trump-Clinton general election contest, Democratic strategist Chris Kofinis said.
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Trump has said he wants to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between the United States, Mexico and Canada to try to win better terms for U.S. workers and manufacturers.
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South Africa's ruling African National Congress suffered its worst electoral results since the end of apartheid, sparking fears the government will avoid painful reforms and try to win back votes by overspending.
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Many in May's Conservative Party say the prime minister will nevertheless probably try to win new concessions from the EU and seek another vote if she loses, even by a hefty margin.
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Ironically, Jamie mentions his career can be wrecked if he goes viral for a bad show ... so he decides it's not worth it to try to win the crowd back and bails.
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Trump has said he wants to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between the United States, Mexico, and Canada to try to win better terms for U.S. workers and manufacturers.
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Even the most vociferous Trump critic could not imagine this happening in America -- but these are the kinds of conditions workers face every time they try to win by forming a union.
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They started off on a high, basking in the praise they received for casting the first Black bachelorette and offering an extremely diverse pool of suitors to try to win her heart.
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The ability to improve in red regions is critical for Democrats as they try to win the 23 GOP-held House seats needed to take a majority in the chamber in November.
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When you lose at the ballot box and you think it's because the people chose the "wrong" candidate, you can't wait four years and try to win the argument on the merits.
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The overhaul promised to shrink the Youth League's central leadership, put it under firmer party control and return it to its grass roots to try to win over the country's young people.
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In May, the Trump administration set the clock ticking toward a mid-August start to renegotiate NAFTA with Canada and Mexico to try to win better terms for U.S. workers and manufacturers.
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"There's so much more to do in terms of this just finishing this book, finishing the ability to try to win back the House of Representatives and then we'll see," he said.
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The Mets wanted an architect who would try to win immediately, and Van Wagenen, a former agent filled with energy and charisma, sold them last fall on a blueprint to do it.
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"If the value of a newspaper is its journalists, then, when you buy a newspaper, the first thing you do is you try to win over the journalists," Mr. Beuve-Méry said.
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Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake said Sirisena would try to win backing for the effort to reinstate the trade concession during his trip to Germany, which also includes a visit to neighboring Austria.
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Privately-held Purdue said last month it needed to pause more than 2,600 lawsuits so the company can reduce legal costs and try to win over more plaintiffs to its proposed deal.
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The new boundaries for Pennsylvania's 18 districts give Democrats a better chance of picking up several congressional seats in the swing state as they try to win a House majority in November.
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Earlier this year, President Obama made one last push to try to win backing for the so-called Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, aimed at boosting trade between the U.S. and European economies.
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" Even before the release of Democratic National Committee emails showing that the supposedly evenhanded DNC was aiding your campaign, "Clinton had about a third of Sanders supporters left to try to win over.
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Russian cybersecurity software maker Kaspersky Labs has announced it will be moving core infrastructure processes to Zurich, Switzerland, as part of a shift announced last year to try to win back customer trust.
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" But when asked about the absence of his family after winning the Masters, Reed simply brushed the question off, saying, "I'm just out here to play golf and try to win golf tournaments.
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Edison will try to win more business with new marketing promotions, such as offering to pay new customers' television viewing tax, which is integrated in utility bills in Italy, and by making acquisitions.
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Japan has enlisted electronics firm Toshiba to help it try to win Asia's biggest defense contract, a A$50 billion ($36 billion) deal to build a dozen submarines for Australia, three sources said.
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CIBC had increased its offer twice to try to win the support of PrivateBancorp shareholders after an earlier stockholder vote was postponed in December after some investors said they would reject the deal.
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Tim Pawlenty said Handel's win provides the party with "huge relief and somewhat of a political sedative" heading into 2018, when Democrats are eager to try to win back control of the House.
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LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will engage widely to try to win support for her draft Brexit proposal in the face of fierce opposition, her spokesman said on Wednesday.
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But Democratic candidates locked in tight races that will likely determine which party controls the Senate next year are stopping short of embracing the idea as they try to win over moderate voters.
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The Kansas City Royals will try to win their fourth straight series in Target Field when they meet the host Minnesota Twins in the rubber match of a three-game set Sunday afternoon.
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Earlier this week, Clinton's campaign announced it was spending an additional $2 million in Arizona, a late-game decision to try to win a traditionally Republican state that now appears within her grasp.
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One way that males try to win this battle is by producing huge torrents of sperm that they can just flood the female with in order to flush out the other guys' product.
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Both sides would again try to win the prime ministerial contest and, assured of the Senate vote, the pro-military parties would get it again but still be hamstrung in the lower house.
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Why try to win over people who believe that urban professionals (many of whom work over 60 hours a week) are lazy, people who disdain values like education that improve all our lives?
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" For Democratic candidates to have these conversations with black men now is particularly important, Shropshire said, because, "There is a concerted effort to try to win over black men by the Trump campaign.
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To try to win over voters, Labour earlier announced another spending commitment, promising to compensate more than three million women who lost years of state pension payments when their retirement age was raised.
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After unsuccessfully trying to be excluded from the bill, Uber, Lyft, and other gig companies will try to win over voters with a 2020 ballot initiative to create a new classification for workers.
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They knew the whip count was far worse than advertised but were ready for McConnell to either admit defeat or start a furious round of deal-making to try to win their support.
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" His 2020 game plan: "Rather than try to win the political Hunger Games, we would be better off promising a vision that brings the country together around a common cause and common purpose.
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To deal with this problem, Trump stepped in personally earlier this week to try to win over Meadows and his maverick conservative faction, according to interviews with dozens of lawmakers and congressional aides.
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In the video taken by Twitter user Emily Nunez, stagehands rolled out three boxes of flowers before Offset, 27, appeared with a bouquet of white flowers in hand to try to win her back.
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As the New Republic's Jeet Heer argues, Sanders pulls Clinton to the left on economic issues, encouraging her to try to win over white working-class voters who might be attracted to Trump's populism.
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"I always say that my first goal is to improve and then to try to win every match," he said after his comfortable win over Frenchman Gael Monfils at the sem-finals on Saturday.
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Trump lawyer Alan Dershowitz says at the trial that senators cannot impeach a president for doing anything to try to win re-election if the president believes that to be in the public interest.
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Sarkozy, 61, was unseated from the Elysee Palace at the last election in 2012 by the now deeply unpopular President Francois Hollande, but had been widely expected to try to win back the office.
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To try to win over Ndali's family, Chinonso allows himself to be persuaded by a former school-friend that if he were only to get a degree abroad, all his problems would be solved.
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Those who try to win through covert tactics should remember: The same cultural forces making it harder for autocrats to hide their secrets from transparency activists will make things just as difficult for us.
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And as the White House and House leaders try to win their support, the underlying issue seems to be that Tuesday Group members don't necessarily have a uniform, specific position on health care reform.
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The former congressman and his wife, Ann Ferlic Ashford, have been deliberating about which one of them should try to win back the Omaha-area seat ever since his November loss to now-Rep.
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The researchers concluded that the contestants lose weight at such a rapid rate as they try to win the competition, that it slows down their metabolism to the point where they can never recover.
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If you're unfamiliar, the WSOP Main Event is poker's Super Bowl ... thousands of people flock to Vegas every year and drop down $10,000 on the buy-in to try to win poker's biggest 'ship.
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We're told the couple most likely won't be returning for the 'BB' edition to try to win again, but we broke the story -- they're engaged now ... so they probably have their hands full anyway.
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One possible remedy would be for Trump to moderate the polarizing behavior that damaged him with women voters and independents in urban areas, to try to win them back to the fold in 2020.
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Though supporters rolled out a final version of the bill last week to try to win over more GOP senators, conservatives, led by Cotton and Kennedy, are expected to get votes on three amendments.
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That has prompted a group of lawmakers from across the political spectrum to come up with a plan to try to win parliament the authority to prevent a no-deal exit by amending legislation.
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He signed a five-year extension with the Cubs in September, and just as he did with the Red Sox in 2007, he will try to win at least one more championship in Chicago.
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And here's how the Republicans will try to win the seat: Ms. King is running against an incumbent, Lloyd K. Smucker, in an area that saw Mr. Trump win 61 percent of the vote.
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Trump lawyer Alan Dershowitz says at the trial that senators cannot impeach a president for doing anything to try to win re-election if the president believes that to be in the public interest.
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As Bloomberg's national profile grows — he's already spent more than $300 million on advertising — and as he works to try to win big on Super Tuesday, his record is likely to face continued scrutiny.
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"I don't think you could ever have LeBron James and not try to win now," he said of the former Cleveland Cavalier and Miami Heat forward, who has appeared in eight successive NBA Finals.
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Over time, U.S. politicians have chosen either to ignore Iranian bellicosity or to try to win the peace with alternating attempts at diplomacy, heavy sanctions and various forms of what could be called bribery.
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Democrats hope to compete in some red pockets of the country as they try to win control of the House in November, and the Pennsylvania race will partly show whether they can do so.
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Mr. Cox, who favors Brexit, was in Brussels on Tuesday evening to try to win binding assurances from the European Union that the border provision known as the Irish backstop will not last forever.
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You get four days to present a mostly unchallenged narrative, on national primetime television, to try to win any reluctant partisans back to your side and covert as many swing voters as you can.
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Speaking of the campaign, Buttigieg tells us he knows there are some folks out there who would never vote for him, purely because he's gay ... but he's still going to try to win them over.
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Yet I also knew that while my game was going poorly, I still had to at least dig myself out of my rut and try to win a few more games before the campaign ended.
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Theoretically, Huawei can try to win over consumers with its competitive hardware and innovation, and then convince them to download Google apps after they buy a Huawei phone, said Nicole Peng, an analyst with Canalys.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez (113-211, 212 ERA) will try to win his second start in a row and fourth game of the month as he takes the mound Wednesday in the series finale against Philadelphia.
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Few of them have pushed so far into a realm that forces players not just to try to win the game, but to ask themselves hard questions about what they value in life and love.
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Indeed, millions of voters will regard this pick as a sign that the GOP ticket will not appeal to the politically correct center or try to win the approval of East or West coast elites.
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French officials have said they would veto an extension if Britain only used it to continue to try to win concessions on the Irish backstop, which Paris and other EU leaders say is non negotiable.
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"We still have to play games, so we come to the rink and try to win hockey games," said Perreault, who scored the Jets' opening goal and notched a helper on Adam Lowry's game-winner.
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Its research showed that 72 percent of people still use pen and paper for at least one hour a day, which theoretically means there's a large base of people it can try to win over.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates will try to win two series in a row for the first time this year when they host the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday in the rubber match of a three-game set.
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Late Monday night, the American Health Care Act was revised to include a number of line items to try to win over the Freedom Caucus, New York Republicans, and the hardline conservatives in the Senate.
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While his lawyers argue that there is no U.S. interest in prosecuting Firtash, the Segal brothers – American citizens – continue to try to win back their hard-earned gains from the clinched fist of Ukraine corruption.
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N rivals access to its software and give hardware makers the option of installing other services to try to win EU approval for its takeover of the U.S. firm, people familiar with the matter said.
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After the Knicks selected promising French guard Ntilikina, who is flying right back to Strausbourg to help his club try to win their league championship, two other international players were taken in the first round.
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The denial comes amid reports that Biden's team had discussed picking Abrams as Biden's running mate in an early move to try to win over Democrats fearful of Biden's age or his more centrist positions.
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The other is that to the extent that Democrats want to put their various factional disputes aside and just try to win the damn election, Klobuchar smells a lot like the electability candidate to me.
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It is an open question now whether it is even worth a Democrat's time to try to win those rural areas, given the possible yield to be had by campaigning more vigorously in Northern Virginia.
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The party has nominated unabashed progressives for governor in both Georgia and Florida — and will try to win by inspiring left-leaning voters whose turnout has often lagged, such as younger adults and non-whites.
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And here's how the Republicans will try to win the seat: Dan David, a businessman, was uncontested in the Republican primary, but he will have a hard time winning in a solidly Democratic district. Mrs.
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They also dismiss the notion that Trump was naive to try to win over Xi at Mar-a-Lago, adding that administration officials were always planning alternative options in case the Trump-Xi relationship soured.
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Canada's six party leaders will have a chance to speak to voters on Monday night to try to win voters' support for their candidates in what is shaping up to be a tightly contested race.
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On Monday, the United Mine Workers of America, which represents workers reeling from coal plant closures, sent a letter to the 2020 Democratic presidential field asking the candidates to come try to win their votes.
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In recent days, the White House has been inviting members of the House Freedom Caucus in small groups to try to win them over and will continue to do so on Wednesday, according to a source.
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Rafinha Alcantara (Barcelona), Andreas Pereira (Manchester United) and Felipe Anderson (Lazio) are among the biggest names in a squad that will try to win Olympic gold for the first time in August in Rio de Janeiro.
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Point guard Lonzo Ball remains out with a shoulder injury and center Brook Lopez is sidelined with an ankle issue as the Lakers try to win for just the second time in their past eight games.
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Earlier this year, President Obama met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel to try to win backing for the so-called Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, aimed at boosting trade between the U.S. and European economies.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey from the presidential race, Mr. Bush and Mr. Kasich are likely to engage in more direct conflict, as both men highlight their executive experience as they try to win over voters.
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WASHINGTON, May 18 (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Thursday formally launched its effort to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico to try to win better terms for U.S. workers and manufacturers.
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But mostly the tent is a place where amateur bakers do their best, help each other when things go wrong, and try to win "Star Baker" so they can call home and make their families proud.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet Conservative MPs on Monday, her spokesman said, to try to win her party's backing before a series of votes on Tuesday that could influence her Brexit plans.
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Whether he can retain his populist image as President will go a long way to dictating the course of next year's mid-term elections -- as Democrats try to win back voters in the decayed industrial heartlands.
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Sanders will try to boost Democrats in relatively competitive Senate races in Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and Arizona while potentially laying the framework to try to win back those states in a potential campaign of his own.
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In the age of the forever war that is fought as much IRL as in cyberspace, the complex is quite welcoming to technology companies, and many try to win Pentagon contracts as soon as they can.
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I think especially teams with the strategy deal with drivers that are close to the cutoff line or outside of that line may try to win the race and make a big move (to do so).
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And as Democrats try to win back some of the working-class voters who supported President Trump in 2016, many of them are presenting themselves as left-wing populist alternatives to Mr. Trump's right-wing populism.
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Gianforte's alignment with the White House is a strategy that can help shore up his base and try to win back some of the voters who in 2016 split their tickets between Trump and Democratic Gov.
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Sports Briefing Jim Furyk was appointed Wednesday as the United States captain for the 2018 Ryder Cup in France, where the American team will try to win in Europe for the first time in 25 years.
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Bendat points out that new presidents have no incentive to say something controversial — they've just won office, and so their main prerogative is to try to win as much support from the broad public as possible.
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They try to win back their losses, they experience depression and anxiety related to their gambling, they're pushed to gamble by external forces like social situations and stress, and they experience withdrawal when they're not gambling.
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But there's substantial reason to think moving further right on immigration would hurt the center left, and no strong argument for Democrats to abandon their moral principles and practical stances to try to win more votes.
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But in the second and final round of the election, when only two candidates try to win the presidential seat, Emmanuel Macron would beat Marine Le Pen with 60 percent of the votes, the same survey suggested.
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Some lawmakers have called on May to change the deal, and have suggested she could use an EU summit next week to try to win some concessions from officials to try to ease some of their concerns.
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Image: GettyAt the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona, we saw two formerly great smartphone brands—Nokia and BlackBerry—try to win their way back into consumers' hearts with the relaunch of decidedly old-school gadgets.
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Some lawmakers have called on May to change the deal, and have suggested she could use an EU summit next week to try to win some concessions from officials to try to ease some of their concerns.
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Yes, I was getting frustrated, but I gave everything to try to win today's and yesterday's match, and got myself out of a situation that not all players would have been able to get themselves out of.
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"If life is like a marathon, we Chinese always try to win at the starting line," 45-year-old Milanie Shi, who moved to Hong Kong with her 14-year-old daughter last year, said in Mandarin.
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" On the contrary, he added, "we're playing a match against the Spanish state in unequal conditions, so we should use every opportunity possible — whether in a stadium, a theater or on the street — to try to win.
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More of people playing around with stage points and maybe sacrificing track position to try to win a stage or run top three or four in a stage and then reset and try it all over again.
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That threat undermined months of quiet negotiations between Mr. Lighthizer, labor groups and Democrats like Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California to try to win their support for the new trade deal.
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They believe Sanders's supporters will turnout for Democrats against Trump, but that it will be better for the nominee to try to win them over on the merits, rather than to leave them feeling bullied into submission.
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"This is not the first time that we've seen opponents of the Affordable Care Act go through the motions to try to win this political fight in the court system," said White House press secretary Josh Earnest.
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In this debate, and beyond, the conversation has turned more to pragmatic questions—such as how the Democrats might try to win control of the Senate, which requires not scaring moderates, especially in rural and suburban places.
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Love it or hate it, digital strategists see this location data as part of the future of political campaigns, as candidates and advocacy groups harness your personal whereabouts and leverage it to try to win your support.
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The battle over who would be Trump's greatest ally in the Senate is intensifying with just two weeks to go before the March 220006 primary as campaigns try to win over a fervent base of Trump supporters.
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The president could use part of his address to try to win over skeptical lawmakers, who heard from Trump's own intelligence chiefs last week that North Korea is unlikely to give up its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump went on a charm offensive on Thursday to try to win the party establishment's support for his insurgent candidacy, but top Republican Paul Ryan stopped short of endorsing him.
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But Wells had a problem: In both 2009 and 2010, Judge King explicitly asked banks if they wanted to file a motion to move to arbitration, and Wells Fargo declined, apparently preferring to try to win the case.
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Often the President has used such threats to try to win leverage from Democrats in immigration talks --- though he's never been ready when it really matters to compromise, fearing a backlash from his base and the conservative media.
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The crisis and the bank's handling of it have tarnished the reputation of the mid-sized lender, which was just gearing up to try to win more market share in a sector dominated by the four biggest lenders.
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"It's an honor to play there in London, it's my first time and hopefully not my last and I will try to prepare myself as well as I can and try to win many matches there," he said.
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A source familiar with that FBI investigation says an undercover informant that Congress is currently trying to interview possesses new information about what Russian nuclear officials were doing to try to win approval of the Uranium One deal.
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They can try to win more seats in the Congress during the congressional midterms, and then ask their representatives to impeach the President (which I fully expect to happen should the Democrats take control of the US House).
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The attorney-general is weighing whether to accept police recommendations to indict him over allegations he wrongfully accepted gifts from wealthy businessmen and dispensed favours to try to win favourable coverage in an Israeli newspaper and a website.
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Now in prison, the "emir" of the police station in the village of Sahaji, which had jurisdiction over an 220-mile stretch northwest of Mosul, confirmed that the militants' goal was to try to win over the population.
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Should he rest his starters and give reserves who have not played a match in several weeks a chance to play against Belgium, or should he keep his foot on the gas and try to win the group?
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But with the party already facing the prospect of having to defend 10 seats in states that were won by President Trump as they try to win back the Senate, Democrats would seem unlikely to abandon Mr. Menendez.
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As the referendum approaches, both sides are stepping up their campaigns to try to win over undecided voters and break the deadlock in opinion polls which suggest that Britons are almost equally split over which way to vote.
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But aside from the long-term demographic and partisan realignments affecting both parties, Republicans would have a lot of catching up in the money race to do to try to win back the chamber in this particular cycle.
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So instead of reaching to the right, what would it look like to hear Amy Klobuchar, a woman who knows how to win, try to win more votes from left-wing Democrats on the strength of her ideas?
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This is a big deal because Republicans hold 10 of the state's 13 seats in the US House, and a redrawn map could put more seats in play for Democrats as they try to win back the House.
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Citibank (C) is also the latest bank to try to win clients with a high yield checking account without ATM fees, similar to Charles Schwab (SCHW) and SoFi, the fintech start up that has backing from Japan's SoftBank.
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The current version of the bill would save 480 billion reais ($146 billion) over 10 years, according to government estimates, down from 800 billion reais in the original proposal, before concessions were made to try to win passage.
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It came hours after Democrats dropped threats to block the measure in hopes of using the shutdown deadline to try to win a one-year respite for 16,500 miners facing the loss of health care benefits at year's end.
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After laying low in Vermont to give his ex-wife a chance to shine in her first 100 days as POTUS, Fitz was eager to get back to Washington, D.C., and try to win back his ex-girlfriend, Olivia.
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In a post on its website today the Moscow-based company has published a four point plan to try to win back customer trust, saying it will be submitting its source code for independent review, starting in Q1 2018.
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On October 28th Valve announced it was stopping the trading between players of "container keys"—an in-game gambling device that players can buy (with real money) to try to win (virtual) rewards such as special weapons or clothing.
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A do-it-all guard who nearly averaged a triple-double in high school, he turned down NBA money to return for his fourth college season and try to win a national championship under Izzo, the Spartans' legendary coach.
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Both parties viewed the election do-over as something of a test run for next year's contests, when Trump will seek another four-year term and Republicans will try to win back the U.S. House of Representatives from Democrats.
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More than three years since the United Kingdom voted 52-48 to be the first sovereign country to leave the European project, Johnson will try to win parliament's approval for the divorce treaty he struck in Brussels on Thursday.
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The Scottish team had arrived on Friday morning here at the Ardsley Curling Club as part of an American tour to try to win back the Herries Maxwell trophy, which was won by American curlers in 2012 in Scotland.
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The pair have been working for more than a year to try to win approval of the bill by the Senate and have said they may try to attach the measure to a bill to fund U.S. government operations.
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Many of Cuba's long-term trading partners are using debt forgiveness, swaps and new financing to try to win investment opportunities on the island ahead of their U.S. competitors in the wake of the detente between Havana and Washington.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government held out the possibility of compromise with the opposition Labour Party on Sunday to try to win support in parliament for leaving the European Union with a deal, just days before the latest Brexit date.
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House leaders agreed to a series of last-minute changes to try to win over disgruntled conservatives, including ending the Obamacare requirement that insurers cover certain "essential benefits" such as maternity care, mental health services and prescription drug coverage.
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May, weakened by a June election when she lost her Conservative Party's majority, hopes to use the informal summit in Estonia to talk to EU leaders about Brexit, and to underline Britain's role in European security to try to win goodwill.
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Once in a while, Mr. Kasich might try to win the contest outright against long odds, but, on average, he would probably agree that cooperating, including alternating victories, was the best way to serve his and Mr. Rubio's shared interests.
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The tournament lasts for two more days; on May 26, AlphaGo will participate in a pair match, combining its abilities with human players, as well as a team tournament in which it will try to win five seasoned players at once.
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Such is the case with Roger Ailes, the Fox News C.E.O. who resigned in 2016 after being accused of sexual assault, and whom we now have to think about again — I guess so Russell Crowe can try to win an Emmy.
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And Astro is slightly different from Google, Microsoft, and Apple in this game: it's willing to work across multiple software platforms and be the glue between them rather than try to win it all like G Suite, Office, and iCloud.
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Mr Einhorn thinks that Mr Trump is therefore more likely to try to win European support for a better deal, perhaps one that restricts research and development on new centrifuges until much later and lengthens expiry dates on centrifuge numbers.
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Italian infrastructure group Atlantia could join a rescue of loss-making flag carrier Alitalia to try to win favour with the government and secure the future of its own domestic business following a deadly bridge collapse last year, sources said.
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Last week, more than 15,000 marketers, ad agencies, media and tech companies gathered in Cannes on the French Riviera to court each other, do business and try to win a coveted Lion award - the ad industry's version of an Oscar.
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Sabadell has put the bill for the crisis at more than 200 million euros so far and it has also tarnished TSB's reputation when it was gearing up to try to win market share with a push into business banking.
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A joint House-Senate probe of the 1980s Iran-Contra affair during Ronald Reagan's presidency involving secret sales of arms to Iran to try to win the release of American hostages, with proceeds going to Nicaraguan rebels, had 181 staffers.
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Those hoping to win must have a DoorDash account and be signed into that account before they go to the promotion website, doing so on the same browser and device that they are using to try to win the reward.
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He criticized the idea of replacing the Internal Revenue Service with a flat tax -- a Cruz policy prescription -- and then launched this passive aggressive sidewinder: "I don't go out and try to win a vote by using God," Kasich said.
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Between 2016 and 25, Republicans controlled both branches of government but failed in their main legislative goal, to repeal the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare"), and did not try to win approval for a promised deal to improve America's crumbling infrastructure.
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But they're still building their case against Kavanaugh as they try to win over at least two GOP senators, highlighting the nominee's potential impact on Mueller's probe into the 85033 election and possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign.
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But ministers are also keen to use the governing Conservative Party's annual conference in the central English city of Birmingham to try to win over Brexit supporters who fear May is leading Britain towards leaving the EU in name only.
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Before the conference, she unveiled new policies to extend a program to help people buy their own homes and a freeze in student tuition fees to try to win back younger people, who have flocked to support Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Speaking of raffles "Sex and The City" star Sarah Jessica Parker also allowed online donors to try to win some tickets for a nominal amount when she hosted a dinner for Obama at her New York City home in 2012.
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By at least speaking the language of annexation, he could try to win the enduring support of the racists and the absolutists in a potential right-wing coalition, who might, in turn, quash the multiple corruption indictments that he faces.
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Di Maio says that if the center-right bloc is unable to form a government and 5-Star is the largest party, President Sergio Mattarella must give him a mandate to try to win cross-party support for his program.
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" But Bloomberg News just reported that the patent may actually be part of a plan to try to win leniency in settlement talks related to over 1,153 lawsuits that have been filed against it, citing "four people familiar with the talks.
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Central American caravans heading toward the United States have inflamed the debate over U.S. immigration policy, with Trump drawing attention to the bedraggled migrants to try to win backing for his plan to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Some African-Americans believe that it is futile in the Trump era to try to win over conservative-leaning white Republicans, especially in the South, because such voters form a "resistance" of their own against the country's cultural and demographic changes.
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In part to try to win support from those communities, the Kurdish-led forces pardoned and released hundreds of detained ISIS fighters or supporters in so-called reconciliation deals, relying on informal relationships with community leaders to handle their reintegration.
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With the vote only three weeks away, both sides are stepping up their campaigns to try to win over undecided voters and break the deadlock in opinion polls which suggest that Britons are almost equally split over which way to vote.
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The bottom line: With the Iowa caucuses just weeks away, and Biden in third and fourth place in several Iowa polls, the campaign thinks a strong foreign policy message is one way to try to win over voters throughout the state.
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Even as they try to win over the sort of conservative activists dedicated enough to participate in a rare April election, the Republicans are casting themselves more as can-do pragmatists in the spirit of Mr. Trump than unwavering ideologues.
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It has vowed to make more trend-right and comfortable products, to try to win back the customers who have fled its stores for the likes of ThirdLove and Adore Me. But that didn't come in time for the holidays.
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Sunday night's decision by GM's United Auto Workers to strike, as they try to win contract concessions and get GM to reopen those plants, puts a spotlight on whether Trump has delivered for the workers who helped put him in office.
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Jeff Stein: When we met you had just been arguing with [Green Party presidential candidate] Jill Stein, who arrived inside the DNC convention arena to try to win over Bernie Sanders supporters after he had officially lost the nomination to Clinton.
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They trace the trend to the 1960s, when the Republican Party shifted electoral strategies to try to win disaffected Southern Democrats, in part by speaking to fears of changing social norms — for example, the racial hierarchies upset by civil rights.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Thursday set the clock ticking toward a mid-August start of renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico to try to win better terms for U.S. workers and manufacturers.
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The upshot is that he hasn't really tried to use his powers in more creative ways to take on Trump — for instance, by withholding his support on some important issues to try to win concessions from the administration on others.
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Of course none of this is to deny that a strong pitch for progressive economic policy is a good way to try to win over cross-pressured culturally conservative working-class whites or to motivate working-class people of color.
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The Muskeeters will try to win a holiday tournament for a third straight year when it faces old Atlantic 10 Conference rival George Washington on Thursday in the semifinals of the Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas.
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The hustings - in cities and towns in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - have seen the two trot out the same speeches, make some of the same jokes and then take questions from roomfuls of Conservatives to try to win them over.
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Both Slack and Microsoft Teams have been going head-to-head to try to win over businesses that are interested in using chat services, but it's clearly better for their mutual customers for the companies to integrate instead of fighting it out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Michael Gove, a candidate to replace Britain's Theresa May, said on Monday if he became prime minister he would try to win changes to a Brexit deal by opening talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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Warren, who is really disliked by the business community, would essentially spoil that possibility — which liberals might like because it would force Clinton to run a more progressive, more issue-oriented campaign and try to win a clearer mandate for specific ideas.
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The spokeswoman told reporters that May was focused on securing changes to the so-called Northern Irish backstop arrangement to prevent the return of a hard border in Ireland in order to try to win the support of parliament for her deal.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel see little scope for making more concessions to try to win regulatory approval for a planned joint venture, a person familiar with the matter said, casting doubt over whether the deal will go ahead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of Prime Minister Theresa May's chief party enforcers listened to the concerns of eurosceptics in the governing Conservative Party and Northern Irish DUP on Wednesday, part of a charm offensive to try to win the Brexit vote next week.
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The high-stakes strategy takes a page from the playbook of Inditex SA-owned Zara, Hennes & Mauritz AB (H&M) and other so-called "fast fashion" retailers that consistently keep low inventories of trendy clothes and try to win customers with cheap prices.
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So really the concept apps were the most blatant part of DeepMind's sales pitch today — using the familiarity and popularity of smartphone apps to try to win over the UK public to an alternative vision for the future of NHS healthcare delivery.
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Now, she faces criticism that she is stoking a divide at the worst possible moment -- as Democrats try to win key elections this week and deal with the broader challenge of choosing a course, and a message, heading into 2018 and beyond.
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Reflections: And at the end of one or both projects, students can answer the following questions: On Thursday we will post our Election Unit's third mini-unit, which focuses on campaign strategies and how the candidates will try to win the election.
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Now, it seems conservatives who try to win those voters back risk alienating the mainstream base, newly conscious of xenophobia's dangers thanks to the more distilled form on offer with the AfD, or possibly just more attuned to the current multicultural reality.
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Banc of California Stadium is the latest attempt to draw those fans in for another look, to try to win them over with a Mexican striker, an attack that has produced a few memorable goals and some stardust in the owners' box.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who was born in Scranton and whose 2020 presidential campaign has drawn special attention from Mr. Trump, has made clear that he will try to win back his share of ancestral Democrats in the state.
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Defense lawyers sought throughout the trial to destroy the credibility of the prosecution's star witness, the longtime Manafort protégé and Trump deputy campaign chairman Rick Gates, who had faced similar fraud charges and testified against Mr. Manafort to try to win lighter punishment.
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Cunningham is one of 31 House Democrats who hold seats in districts that Trump carried in the 2016 election, seats that Republicans are planning to spend heavily on as they try to win back the majority they lost in the last midterm election.
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When we work with partners who want to understand if marketing is leading more people to visit their stores, or to identify consumers who frequent rival chains to try to win them over, we use only pseudonymized identifiers and blur out precise data.
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Recent polls show an incredibly tight race in the state on the eve of the caucuses, making these final events incredibly important opportunities not just to energize their bases, but for candidates to try to win over new supporters in the eleventh hour.
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Whether the party should keep its focus on urban and suburban areas -- the ones Clinton argues are forward-looking -- or try to win back the areas that abandoned her in 2016 is going to be a huge debate in the party going forward.
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On a tactical level, there is also a split between a leadership that wants to build a left-wing social movement and those, including most of its elected legislators, who want to move to the center to try to win an election.
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It&aposs competing to try to win talent from Silicon Valley behemoths like Google and Microsoft and began offering new virtual internships that give prospective, entry-level employees an early look into the kind of work they would be doing at the bank.
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And it's a reminder of the commonsense reality that the normal way you try to win elections is to nominate a fresh-faced outsider who vows to clean up the mess in Washington, not a veteran of a system that's widely hated.
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Germans are not confident in her abilities - the Emnid poll found less than a quarter believe Nahles can make the SPD successful in her new role - a job that also requires her to try to win back voters the SPD has lost to the AfD.
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The NHL has slowly morphed into a league run by risk-averse front offices who are terrified of making a mistake, and would rather ride their loser point-inflated records to a playoff bubble than actually swing for the fences and try to win.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - If British Prime Minister Theresa May loses a vote in parliament on her divorce agreement with the European Union next week, EU leaders won't rip it up and start negotiating again — but they could help her try to win a second bout.
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Julian Smith, the chief parliamentary enforcer, or whip, met the MPs for around an hour and listened to their concerns about May's Brexit deal but did not discuss detailed policy options to try to win their support, a source close to his office said.
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The U.S. Justice Department has approached 18 state attorneys general to try to win their support for an antitrust lawsuit to block pay TV and wireless powerhouse AT&T Inc's T.N $85.4 billion deal to buy media and entertainment company Time Warner Inc TWX.
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At an EU-Arab League summit in Egypt, May will try to win the backing of the bloc's leaders to secure the changes and ease increasing frustration in Europe over the political impasse in Britain over a deal that was agreed with London in November.
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And, while time may be the best judge of this, this also raises the question of what this could mean for how Uber positions itself in any market where it is struggling and deciding that it may be investing too much to try to win.
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In the meantime, the government must decide amongst a limited set of unpalatable options: Continue to hold Doe indefinitely while waiting for Chutkan to hand down a potentially adverse ruling — or race the clock and try to win an appeal allowing it to transfer him.
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With just over six months until Britain leaves, May is trying to seal a deal before the end of the year and has long seen current security and justice cooperation as one of her strongest cards to try to win a favourable future trade deal.
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" If not, however, Mr. Milne is prepared to try to win over the only voters who will matter at that point: party elders like Mr. Conrad, who said he would look to replace Mr. Nojay with someone "as close to him as possible, philosophically.
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Lindsay Whalen added 13 points, Seimone Augustus had 653 and Sylvia Fowles had 10 points and 13 rebounds in tying the series, 2-2, and sending it back to Minneapolis, where the Lynx will try to win their record-tying fourth championship on Thursday.
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As a Minnesotan, I certainly thought she'd want to stay and try to win this state (as polls suggested she would), but instead we're seeing center-left Democrats very much in lockstep, trying to organize their slice of the party faithful behind Joe Biden.
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Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and adviser, leveraged his relationship with Saudi Arabia to get the country to publicly announce its support for the US's 2026 bid, and the National Security Council was in touch with other countries to try to win their votes.
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Mr. Orban's decision to seek a church wedding to renew his vows with his wife, Aniko Levai, seven years after they had married in a civil ceremony in 1986, came as he pivoted to the right to try to win over conservative and religious voters.
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Boeing, already struggling to win approval from regulators for its 737 MAX to return to service after two fatal crashes in five months, is in talks with the U.S. government to try to win support for manufacturers, suppliers, airlines and airports, the person said.
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The nations' so-called United Bid was a rare topic on which the presidents of the three countries found common cause, and the United States government, including President Trump, had mounted a stealthy shadow campaign to try to win over FIFA and its member federations.
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"Again, look, everyone has to do what's best for them, and for me next year, I'm trying to do what's best for me to help get back to the best player in the world and try to win majors again," he said last month.
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Wade's unfiltered criticism of his team came as his former Heat co-star LeBron James was publicly targeting the front office of the Cleveland Cavaliers for not surrounding James and his teammates with enough depth as they try to win a second straight title.
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Not picking a fight with Trump for pulling out of the TPP — given that the measure was probably dead anyway — is an easy way for them to try to win goodwill with the new president, even if it opens him up to accusations of hypocrisy.
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Mulvaney, who showed he was willing to risk a fiscal cliff when he served in the House, could benefit from the pressure of last-minute talks, since Democrats are unwilling to gamble with a default to try to win a better deal, some Democrats say.
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A campaign donor to Mayor Bill de Blasio secretly pleaded guilty in federal court to bribery, admitting that he used his contributions to the mayor to try to win favorable lease terms for a restaurant he owned on city property, newly unsealed court records show.
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Trump is supposed to make a decision by mid-May, but some officials think the administration will find a way to delay final action, using the threat as leverage to try to win concessions on autos in trade talks with Japan and the European Union.
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LONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - Michael Gove, a candidate to replace Britain's Theresa May, said on Monday if he became prime minister he would try to win changes to a Brexit deal by opening talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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But he has also said he does not want to implement parts of the Minsk deal either, that Putin should be regarded as "an enemy," and that an information war may be needed to try to win the hearts and minds of people living in Donbass.
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Underpinning the Biden campaign's strategy involving South Carolina — and the springboard it was supposed to be into the March 3 Super Tuesday run of states — was the assumption that he would perform better than he did in Iowa and that he wouldn't try to win New Hampshire.
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HEAVY LOBBYING Trump is supposed to make a decision by mid-May, but some officials think the administration will find a way to delay final action, using the threat as leverage to try to win concessions on autos in trade talks with Japan and the European Union.
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As President Trump rages on Twitter and in private about the former White House employees who provided damaging information to the special counsel, Giuliani and Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway have taken to the cable news circuit to try to win in the court of public opinion.
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In addition, from a U.S. perspective, it would be easier to convince a group like the CPTPP to accept new U.S. approaches and ideas than to try to win consensus in the World Trade Organization, or to try to convince others through a series of bilateral agreements.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats in Congress will press U.S. President Donald Trump at a White House meeting on Wednesday for details on how to pay for a massive boost in U.S. infrastructure spending after agreeing in April to try to win approval of a $2 trillion package.
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They will try to win over key lawmakers like Senator Josh Hawley, who investigated Facebook as Missouri's attorney general; Senator Mike Lee, the Republican head of the Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel; and Representative David Cicilline, the Democratic head of the House Judiciary Committee's antitrust subcommittee.
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"But to be honest with you, no, I never thought we were going to have the best record in the N.B.A. "But I think we've worked hard for it, we go out there and show up for every game, and we try to win every game.
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Representative Cedric Richmond, Democrat of Louisiana, a Biden backer and a recent chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, said that Mr. Obama was "still very, very significant for African-American voters," and that other candidates were misrepresenting history as they try to win over black Democrats.
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The deal though includes a significant sweetener to try to win McConnell's support, a provision to raise the legal age for buying tobacco products to 21, a major priority for the industry and the Senate GOP leader, whose state is one of the nation's largest tobacco producers.
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HOUSTON — Energized by his landslide victory in the Nevada caucuses, Senator Bernie Sanders turned his focus to President Trump on Sunday while his campaign made plans to try to win the coming South Carolina primary and amass an insurmountable delegate lead on Super Tuesday next week.
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A coalition of progressive groups has mounted a campaign — called "Impeachment August" — to use the break to try to win over converts, texting 280,000 constituents in more than 70 congressional districts to notify them about lawmakers' events and encourage constituents to show up and demand it.
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If DeSantis wins, expect those Democrats who are more centrist and traditional to point to Gillum as a warning sign of what can happen when you try to win over people in a swing state with a progressive message aimed specifically at minorities and young voters.
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Back in May, he told the New York Times that he was going there to push the government to investigate both the Bidens and the (also debunked) claim that Democrats were actually the ones colluding with a foreign power in 2016 to try to win the election.
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People whose greatest involvement in democracy previously may have been voting now are learning how to knock on doors, talk to strangers, put up yard signs, collect signatures and not only try to win elections but also to unseat elected officials who don't represent their interests.
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So while the Knicks may try to win even if losing could benefit them more in the long run, the ultimate takeaway could be merely determining who should be back next season with the team, which has solidified its commitment to the triangle in the last week.
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If choosing Beshear symbolized an effort to play on the president's field and try to win some of his supporters, then choosing Abrams represents the opposite: a rejection of strategies aimed at that slice of white workers and an embrace of the diversity of the Democratic Party.
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KATY, Texas (Reuters) - As Democrats try to win control of the U.S. Congress in next year's midterm elections, their hopes of picking up a Senate seat in Republican-dominated Texas rest with a telegenic ex-punk rocker who wants to impeach President Donald Trump and legalize marijuana.
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Clinton was now preparing to use a televised town-hall forum on Wednesday night and a televised debate on Thursday night to draw pointed contrasts with Mr. Sanders and to try to win over New Hampshire voters next Tuesday without the benefit of a momentum surge from Iowa.
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The obstruction by Democrats of immigration reform legislation only reinforces the narrative of their opponents on the right: Progressives are not interested in real immigration solutions, only in scoring political points on the issue as they campaign to try to win House and Senate majorities in the November elections.
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WASHINGTON, May 22 (Reuters) - Democrats in Congress will press U.S. President Donald Trump at a White House meeting on Wednesday for details on how to pay for a massive boost in U.S. infrastructure spending after agreeing in April to try to win approval of a $2 trillion package.
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"Microsoft thinks this is a 15-round championship boxing match with Sony, so they're going to take some swings with [Xbox One X] and try to win some of the middle rounds against what they think is a slowing down PS4 market," says P.J. McNealy of Digital World Research.
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After weeks of insisting he would try to win the nomination by convincing party superdelegates to back him instead of Clinton, Sanders didn't mention that plan during a rally last week in Washington and deflected repeated questions over the weekend about whether he was still an active candidate.
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So even with a slower immigration rate, a slower pace of demographic change, the Republican Party would still need either some of the white voters Trump alienated or some of the minority votes he didn't really try to win — and neither can be delivered by the white strategy alone.
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In comparison, I bang out words about solving crossword puzzles on a daily basis, and my greatest achievement this week is to try to win a bet with my editor that I can get through an entire column about noble gases without making a joke about breaking wind.
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So Graham and Cassidy are trying to pull their plan to the right and left at the same time: It would now gut Obamacare's regulations almost entirely to try to win over conservatives, but it adds funding targeted to some specific states in an attempt to assuage moderate concerns.
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No one understands how the Democrat is picked The pro-Iowa argument is that Iowans take the process of picking the president very seriously, that the caucus system of having supporters give speeches and try to win over other voters is a way to create a better marketplace of political ideas.
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As Hofstadter explained, this kind of rhetoric has deep roots in American history and now there is a President who embraces, rather than pushes back against this tradition, making it challenging for his opponents to engage in rational arguments and to try to win policy debates based on the facts.
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With the odds looking stacked against her, May is touring the country and media studios to try to win over critics including both eurosceptics and europhiles who say the deal will leave Britain a diminished state, still linked economically to the EU but no longer with a say over the rules.
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Perhaps the biggest reason why the New York Yankees lead the American League East — the best division top to bottom in baseball — is pitching, but home runs are also taking them a long way as they try to win a four-game set from the Blue Jays in Toronto on Sunday.
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With the odds looking stacked against her, May is touring the country and media studios to try to win over critics including both eurosceptics and europhiles who say the deal will leave Britain a diminished state, still linked economically to the EU but no longer having any say over the rules.
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On Monday, he is expected to join seven of his 303 Democratic rivals in a King Day rally at the state Capitol, an annual event that began 20 years ago and has become practically mandatory for Democratic presidential candidates during election years as they try to win over black voters.
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Walking door-to-door to try to win over campaign-wary Iowans can be lonely and thankless work, but opinion polls showing a tight race and Democrats' widespread aversion to Trump have kept volunteers coming to the rural state that hosts the nation's first nominating contest of the 2020 election.
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The audio, which according to the Free Beacon was "revealed by hackers who breached the email account of a campaign staffer," surfaces the same week that Sanders hit the campaign trail to try to win those same young voters that Clinton has struggled to attract since clinching the Democratic nomination.
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That's how it is in college, and that's how it is in the workplace: You get a set of cultural and institutional rules, and you either follow them to try to win the game, or you break them because you can't stomach them, but then you make great personal sacrifices.
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Wisconsin, a battleground state that Mr. Trump narrowly won in 2016 as part of his appeal to white blue-collar voters, is certain to be a crossroads of national Democratic contenders ahead of 2020, as they try to win back some of those voters and excite others who stayed home.
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This idea is referred to as "virtue signaling," meaning that there is no such thing as real virtue, only a pretend virtue that people deploy to try to win points with mainstream society, when everybody would be better off dropping the pretense and letting their most offensive freak flags fly.
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"We haven't played since New York which was a really good match for her and I just wanted to come out and try to win a set this time because she's beaten me twice so I just wanted to do the best I could today," Williams said in an on-court interview.
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So in a bizarre twist, Republican leaders are bending over backward to try to win the votes of deficit hawks on the tax bill, but would still have to bypass a separate deficit management trigger that was put in place to stop massive tax cuts from passing without offsets to avoid a sequester.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department has approached 18 state attorneys general to try to win their support for an antitrust lawsuit to block pay TV and wireless powerhouse AT&T Inc's $85.4 billion deal to buy media and entertainment company Time Warner Inc, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.
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"Gui Minhai is exhibiting symptoms of a serious neurological condition, symptoms that did not exist before he was taken into custody in October 2015," said John Kamm, an American businessman and human rights advocate who has been working with Mr. Gui's family to try to win his release to go abroad for treatment.
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Karlsson was eligible to become an unrestricted free agent on July 26.53 but decided to stay in San Jose, where he will try to win his first championship and the first for a franchise that has reached the conference final five times in the past 226.5 years without ever winning it all.
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"Even if these parties are not actually winning or part of the government, everything is moving to a more anti-immigration stance, more pro-nationalist, to try to win voters who are the losers in globalization," said Jasper Muis, a professor of sociology at the Free University of Amsterdam, who studies populism.
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At a hustings event to try to win over members of the governing Conservative Party, who will ultimately choose the new prime minister later this month, Johnson was caught off guard when an interviewer asked him to detail when he had set aside his "own self-interest for the good of the country".
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On the morning of the day the House is supposed to vote on the American Health Care Act, the White House — facing enough defections from both the Freedom Caucus on the right and a "coverage caucus" of moderate-ish Republicans — is negotiating directly with the Freedom Caucus to try to win over its support.
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Because the Sixers did not even pretend to try to win—not by tanking game by game, but by running out a series of teams so bereft of NBA talent that they would lose despite going all out—and because of GM Sam Hinkie's opaque, high-handed media approach, this annoyed a lot of people.
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"It's a great opportunity for us at home in front of our fans to, again, try to win a championship," said Curry, who fouled out of Game Six late in the fourth quarter and then, in a rare fit of anger threw his mouthguard into the stands to earn the first ejection of his career.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) have made changes to the bill to try to win over skeptical Republicans.
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For that, the administration will have to regularly converse with the Iranian government, something that appears not to have happened, even to try to win the release of the businessman Siamak Namazi, and his father, Baquer Namazi, two Iranian-Americans who were sentenced to 10 years in prison by Iran on trumped-up spying charges.
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They know that if he fires Mueller, most of them will react by trying to lay low until the storm passes, plugging away at tax cuts and deregulation before working together hand in hand to try to win in 2018 and stave off the Democratic House majority that could bring real accountability and oversight to the table.
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The best message that the country can send with the popular vote is that if you try to win the presidency by stoking race hatred and promising to degrade the Constitution, you will lose and lose badly—that a fascist does not have an even-odds chance of becoming the most powerful person in the world.
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Republican authors of the bill, including Senators Mike Lee of Utah, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa and John Cornyn of Texas, have been reaching out to try to win the backing of other Republicans to demonstrate to Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, that the bipartisan measure has strong support on both sides of the aisle.
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Mr. Sen began making films in the mid-22017s, exploring societal divisions and other themes in movies like "Baishey Shravana" ("The Wedding Day," 21989), about a dumpy middle-aged man who marries a teenager, and "Akash Kusum" ("In the Clouds," 1965), about a lower-middle-class man who inflates his credentials to try to win over a young woman.
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But just as likely, Embiid may want to bet on himself, try to win Defensive Player of the Year—a valid possibility given his fierce rim protection and surprising mobility on the perimeter (...again, if he stays on the court)—and become eligible for a five-year deal worth 30 percent of the cap, instead of his current max slot's 25 percent.
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Blagojevich, who was convicted for trying to sell the Senate seat vacated by former President Obama, went on to argue that Pelosi and modern-day Democrats would fault Lincoln for writing to General Robert E. Lee to try to win Lee's loyalty ahead of the Civil War, comparing it to the House investigation of the Trump campaign and Russian election interference.
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Deep in the heart of the largest correctional systems in the country, men and women who have been locked up for decades have improvised a path to rehabilitation using whatever methods they can muster: self-help groups, 12-step programs, books, journal-writing, Bible study, peer mentoring — all of them leading up to the hearing where they must try to win their freedom.
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I'm really going to try to win and work my hardest, but then you don't win and people see that you are strong and that you can potentially do well in these challenges, so it is really tough because in that particular challenge I thought I was getting voted out that night so I needed to win but then by not winning I still stood out.
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If he threw into the mix some skepticism about the virtues of free trade and a little token praise of Planned Parenthood while criticizing George W. Bush's foreign policy as excessively grandiose and dropping all talk of reversing LGBTQ marriage equality (to say nothing of equal rights to military service), then we'd say that, yes, Republicans had decided to try to win by moving to the center.
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Biden could try to win over the burn-it-down activists and young voters who were said to be taking over the party; he could lurch leftward, sign on to progressive preoccupations like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal and basically try to remake himself in the image of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the person of a septuagenarian with a hair transplant.
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Now Jill Stein Thinks Wi-Fi Might Be Hurting KidsJill Stein, the Green Party candidate for President, has already said there are "real questions"…Read more ReadTaking advantage of that collective feeling of election frustration coming from both the left and the right, North Texans for Natural Gas, a pro-fracking group, made its own campaign video to try to win over the hearts of the American people.
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The Sanders campaign push aims to net as much as a 226-point win in California, helping him deny the front-running Clinton the 2000,6873 convention delegates she needs to clinch the nomination and give him the momentum to force a contested convention where he can try to win over the "superdelegates," those not decided by a state nominating contest and free to support anyone, the campaign sources said.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalMedicare for all: fears and facts House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death 'KamalaCare' fails to address big problem: That we cannot trust insurance companies MORE (D-Wash.), a leading sponsor of a Medicare for all bill, said she is trying to set up a meeting with Pelosi to explain the bill to her and try to win her support.
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Pat Toomey, the Republican Senator from Pennsylvania, came on to talk about the steel and aluminum tariffs that the President initiated, to try to win that Connor Lamb special election in Western PA. 25,25 steel workers, and he came on my show to talk about how there were more jobs that they were losing in Pennsylvania among manufacturers who use the raw materials than the 1003,2100, and he was against those tariffs.
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Democrats, who lost the White House and made only nominal gains in the House and Senate, face a profound decision after last week's stunning defeat: Make common cause where they can with Mr. Trump to try to win back the white, working-class voters he took from them, or resist at every turn, trying to rally their disparate coalition in hopes that discontent with an ineffectual new president will benefit them in 2018.
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A panel of the DC Circuit ruled by a two to one vote last Friday that J.D. may obtain an abortion but must first try to obtain a government-approved sponsor to take her into custody here in the US. The panel majority, Appeals Court Judges Brett Kavanaugh and Karen LeCraft Henderson, said if J.D. still has not found a sponsor by October 31, she may then return to courts to try to win the right to abortion on her own.
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So Trump will get his campaign contributions from Adelson; Bibi will try to win re-election with Trump's help, to avoid jail by partnering with a racist Israeli party; the Palestinians will get blamed for everything, only some of which they'll deserve; Aipac will have a banner year raising money; Israel will keep moving toward formally or informally annexing the West Bank; and the question of whether or not to still support Israel — when it's no longer a Jewish democracy — will tear apart every synagogue and Jewish organization across the world.
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For evidence of these high stakes, look no further than what each side is spending to try to win (as of October 276): Javier Zarracina/Vox Since 2014, when Berkeley, California, became the first US city to pass a soda tax measure at the polls, the soda industry — mostly represented by the American Beverage Association, as well as the major players (and ABA members) Coca-Cola and Pepsi — has more than doubled its spending on lobbying and campaigning against soda tax initiatives, from $14 million to $37.7 million.
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