Trying to win in the Sunbelt versus trying to win in the Rust Belt is a false dichotomy.
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Think about it this way: the Mets are trying to win now, and the Padres are trying to win later.
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"Novak trying to win the career slam it's obviously a huge match for him, and me trying to win my first French Open, as well," said Murray.
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Mike Pence, this from Marc Duvoisin at the Los Angeles Times is really all you need: Kaine is trying to win the argument, Pence is trying to win the audience.
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"I'm done trying to win people's hearts," Claire told Frank.
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"I'm trying to win, no doubt about that," he said.
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I'm not trying to hurt you; I'm trying to win.
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After months of trying to win Cardi back, Offset succeeded.
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Bernie Sanders, who was trying to win the Democratic nomination.
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But Subscribe wasn't trying to win back diehard Twitter users.
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We're just trying to win games, win games, win games.
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It won't stop me from trying to win it, though.
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Maybe you're thinking about trying to win a Cup somewhere.
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It was our team trying to win against their team.
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"Trying to win the game," Bickerstaff said of the strategy.
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But they didn't stop trying to win the policy fight.
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Now, Cruz is trying to win delegates wherever he can.
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That sounded like I was trying to win a pageant.
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It's just about trying to win and keeping it simple.
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Alexander is trying to win more firm support from him.
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Kim Reynolds (R) is trying to win a full term.
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He is trying to win: for himself, and for America.
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He was trying to win his eighth, not his sixth.
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She was trying to win funding for her medical research.
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Big companies have spent this fall trying to win more.
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"But for me it's about trying to win a game."
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I no longer waste time trying to win people over.
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"We're trying to win every game we play," Vogel said.
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This isn't Marco Rubio trying to win at Donald Trump's game.
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But when you mention rebuilding, you're still trying to win games.
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Here's a Star Trek cosplayer trying to win my art/toy.
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Dan Coats, Democrat Bayh is trying to win his seat back.
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How do you look at that environment in trying to win?
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"The thing is, he's trying to win her back," Kim explains.
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I don't think that we are trying to win any awards.
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The idea's practicality aside, Nye was trying to win conservative hearts.
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Landing Amazon is like "trying to win the lottery," Lettieri said.
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We're trying to win all the nights for all the people.
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It's not about trying to win; it's about having a baby.
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Kerber is trying to win her fourth title of the year.
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They're trying to win, but we gotta do some things better.
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Yes, Empire is that significant other trying to win me back.
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Sure, players are trying to win games and further their careers.
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He is trying to win for the first time this year.
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"All that matters is trying to win the game," Muncy said.
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I was just playing basketball and trying to win a championship.
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Arizona is trying to win while Goldschmidt is still a bargain.
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Kik could stop trying to win advertiser dollars, if it wanted.
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We are not trying to win a page-views arms race.
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We're not trying to win arguments but to achieve the mission.
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" "And I can't underscore enough," he added, "we're trying to win.
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" The aide added: "Democrats are trying to win a long primary.
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Ultimately, then, this comes down to trying to win the election.
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In this landscape of teams not trying to win and a few teams trying to win, I think we both kind of had an idea early on that we've got to see how we match up.
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I loved being a part of a team and trying to win.
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Meet Paula Oliveira ... the first transgender trying to win Miss BumBum 2018.
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How, exactly, should Democrats in Georgia be trying to win statewide elections?
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Trying to win the Bachelor game, Booth warned Luyendyk of Martinez's intentions.
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It had nothing to do with trying to win her heart back.
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Facebook has been trying to win local commerce for almost a decade.
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Hackenberg, who is trying to win the Jets' starting quarterback job, struggled.
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This is all about trying to win over the Sanders/Warren voters.
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Conservatives stopped trying to win the philosophical argument a long time ago.
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You're trying to win this race by sawing off your own foot.
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Mini-Unit 3: How Are the Candidates Trying to Win the Election?
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It was a night when trying to win just didn't cut it.
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"I come into the game just trying to win," Leonard said Saturday.
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The latest is trying to win the emerging market for watermelon juice.
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Please compliment me, especially if you are trying to win me over.
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Dorsey is clearly trying to win them over and bring that back.
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Ola is mostly trying to win drivers over with a better deal.
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When I say "go high," I'm not trying to win the argument.
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Democrats are trying to win over red and purple America with inspiration.
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It's just going out there, competing and trying to win baseball games.
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Collins is a moderate Republican whose support Democrats are trying to win.
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I'm not interested in playing for somebody that's not trying to win.
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"They're trying to win every play," Saint Joseph's coach Phil Martelli said.
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If Trojan Nation had been a golfer trying to win his first tour event instead of a horse at the Kentucky Derby trying to win for the first time, he would not have been considered a long shot.
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He's not just trying to win an election; he's leading the free world.
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" "They're talking about trying to win by overturning the will of the people.
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Even so, Trump faces hurdles in trying to win Pennsylvania again in 2020.
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And it's trying to win people over with a free week, starting tomorrow.
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Is that part of your pitch when you're trying to win someone over?
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The book isn't trying to win over critics, and it doesn't need to.
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Union Square is not trying to win a role in the Tesla deal.
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Kellogg is now trying to win them back, returning Kashi's headquarters to California.
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It's an area that Google's Daydream and even Facebook are trying to win.
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You're trying to win an Open in your home country, it's incredibly difficult.
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Wolves trying to win back their group's favor will take a similar stance.
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For her part, Clinton is still trying to win over every last vote.
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Who will keep trying to win my approval with the latest beautiful image?
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The countries Trump is trying to win over are not run by idiots.
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Trump is trying to win the first major legislative battle of his presidency.
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In the Senate, Democrats face an even tougher job trying to win control.
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So did Phil Mickelson, trying to win a fourth Masters at age 45.
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It's not a good look when you're trying to win an NBA game.
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Guardiola was committed to trying to win the Champions League for Bayern Munich.
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In turn, each retailer has its own way of trying to win sales.
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Macron is trying to win a skeptical public over to the latter understanding.
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"We're trying to win," Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson told CNBC on Nov. 3.
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"It looks like Donald Trump isn't even trying to win," Mr. Garin says.
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"I'm focused on the next game, trying to win that one," Wade said.
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If you're trying to win 90 to 100 games, this is the formula.
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"It's a little unorthodox, but I'm trying to win the game," Girardi said.
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Trump made a case for the House law, trying to win a vote.
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She'll be over 35 and a new mother trying to win Grand Slams.
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Just from my side I'm concentrating on trying to win my own matches.
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Instead, he is trying to win a contest of ideas, with his book.
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Kike Hernandez is trying to win back Dodger fans -- with a dick joke.
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Trying to win one war, I had set in motion two new ones.
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I, for one, have been playing League all week trying to win this skin.
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"The party cannot underestimate the significance of trying to win back governorships," Balz said.
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Certain Republicans trying to win critical races have fully embraced Trump's immigration rhetoric. Rep.
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Although funds are always tight, the archaeologists are trying to win over the locals.
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But the goal still remains the same, trying to win a championship out here.
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Both he and Merkel ruled out trying to win special influence on the board.
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Trying to win advertisers and publishers to a new model isn't Brave's only challenge.
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As a candidate, it's fine to spend most of your time trying to win.
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Both Qatar and the quartet are trying to win US support for their claims.
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Sometimes, you're a college student trying to win street races to pay for tuition.
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Still, he will have difficulty trying to win over Democrats who opposed his nomination.
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"Plays like that, when you're trying to win a championship, can't happen," Roberts said.
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DES MOINES — Even the Democrats trying to win the Iowa caucuses won't defend them.
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The Prime Minister might have better luck trying to win firmer reassurances from Brussels.
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This week, they're trying to win their first World Series in almost 70 years.
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As I trudged forward, eating uppercuts and bleeding, I wasn't trying to win anymore.
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Trump has seemingly gone from boasting about winning to really, really trying to win.
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And it shows in how he has been outspent trying to win the Nov.
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Initially, I was working on a VA contract that Microsoft was trying to win.
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Instead, I hid behind books, or sought approval by trying to win at everything.
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Tim Kaine wasn't trying to win the debate – he was trying to bash Trump.
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So cultural power is trying to win over the America that is to come.
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He's trying to win in Coloroado with a focus on the GOP base. Sen.
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I'm trying to win every point, every match, and beat every guy I play.
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Just because Brandon was waived doesn't mean we're not trying to win these games.
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"We're trying to win the election," Booker's campaign manager Addisu Demissie told reporters Thursday.
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Republicans are sure to spend a lot of money trying to win them back.
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Online-only grocery providers, such as FreshDirect, are also trying to win the market.
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I like a challenge, and trying to win Civilization with a civilization that is in many ways handicapped can be fun at times, just like trying to win when there is [a] wild card AI that loves nukes can also be entertaining.
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He wasn't afraid of her ire or trying to win consideration for a Cabinet position.
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Ross said he will spend August trying to win over House leadership and other members.
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There were probably only 21123, 98523 other e-commerce companies trying to win the market.
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" As Pureval sees it, this is "the larger existential argument that [he's] trying to win.
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The strategy of trying to win over the military high command was the correct one.
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For me it's about trying to win more medals for the country and the team.
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Personally, I stopped trying to win the Sweetwater experience within half an hour of arriving.
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New York was trying to win two straight games for the first time since Dec.
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"In March and April, everyone is trying to win," Bucks coach Jason Kidd told reporters.
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Melrose has been trying to win over shareholders and overcome a competing plan from GKN.
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And the district he's trying to win nearly went for former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Roger Mathews is trying to win back his wife, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, at all costs.
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And not just all of the nights, we're trying to win the afternoons and anytime.
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A new storyline of Democrats trying to win control of Congress is continuing to emerge.
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Collins said balancing playing time for Bruce and trying to win would be a challenge.
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It leaves the defendant with the job of trying to win by raising the complications.
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Union voters are a key demographic Democrats are trying to win back to the party.
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"All they're doing is trying to win an election in 2020," Trump told reporters Monday.
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Instead of trying to win over the young, Republicans could consolidate support among the old.
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Cuco: I think if you're trying to win over a Cancer, Cancers are very affectionate.
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The scary thing is, this is what "trying to win" looks like in Los Angeles.
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Barstool is not the only media or sports brand trying to win over US gamblers.
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At the end of the day, the biggest thing is we're trying to win ballgames.
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"He is trying to win favor from [IS leader] Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi," Adityo said.
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Federer, 37, was trying to win his third Madrid title, and his first since 2012.
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" Patrick then put it bluntly: "I am trying to win New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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Instead of trying to win each point, Biden's focus seemed to be on his personability.
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He struck out five while trying to win for the first time since Sept. 20.
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Other candidates had already spent many months trying to win over the state's Democratic caucusgoers.
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Then there are Republicans trying to win reelection in states where Trump is not popular.
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Senate Republicans are now trying to win skeptical senators' support to pass a similar plan.
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They are simply trying to win as many eyeballs — and therefore sponsorship dollars — as possible.
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Chipotle is trying to win over people trying the Whole30 diet in the new year.
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"All they're doing is trying to win an election in 2020," Trump said on Monday.
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It sometimes didn't even look like he was trying to win them — because he wasn't.
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Booker's campaign manager described the candidate's strategy to reporters as a slow-burning fire that would "organize and get hot at the end," according to the AP. "We're trying to win the election — we're not trying to win a news cycle," Addisu Demissie said.
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"Any time you are on the mound, you are trying to win the ballgame," Cobb said.
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He's in the midst of trying to win back his ex-wife and childhood sweetheart, Sophie.
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She spoke about the 2 biggest mistakes startup biotechs make when trying to win her cash.
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For a few weeks I kissed their asses, feeling insecure, trying to win back their love.
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Republican candidates in the state are trying to win over women voters with a softer tone.
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He is defending what he did as president, while she is trying to win the presidency.
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That's trying to win support from the African-American community where the President is enormously popular.
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"We're just trying to win games; my pleasure came last night," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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Instead of trying to win, I'm trying to parse: What is this, specific race car fantasy?
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Last night's debate sure seemed like Democrats were trying to win back working-class Trump voters.
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They are trying to win the trust of the father to help the couple, he said.
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"Women candidates often have an advantage in trying to win the votes of women," Mackowiak said.
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These suicidal jihadist-nihilists are not trying to win; they just want to make us lose.
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Then, you weren't trying to hurt the person as much as you were trying to win.
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But at least he's paying attention to those places and trying to win back those voters.
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That's trying to win support from the African-American community where the president is enormously popular.
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More important, trying to win big would be a prudent goal even if it fell short.
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He is always trying to win their adoration, their loyalty and — most of all — their vote.
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Disney would be playing on its home turf instead of trying to win on Netflix's ground.
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It isn't vegetarians that Impossible and Burger King are trying to win over, it's meat eaters.
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Trump chose a strategy of divide-and-rule and trying to win with his base alone.
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"It was the last lap and we're all trying to win the Daytona 500," he said.
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O) cut the number of board seats it was trying to win at Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.
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Each year I send a bouquet in March instead of May, trying to win her over.
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And Sanders isn't trying to win the Black vote, he's just trying to improve his showing.
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Froome, the Tour de France champion, is trying to win the Vuelta for the first time.
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SoftBank has been trying to win approval to sell Sprint, which it controls, to T-Mobile.
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New York (CNN Business)Dunkin' is trying to win over customers by serving better hot coffee.
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Managers rarely managed the All-Star Game differently, anyway, prioritizing participation over strictly trying to win.
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In trying to win votes, Republicans have to balance competing concerns of moderate and conservative members.
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It will be a pleasure to go out on a Sunday trying to win a major.
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And their rival, Mr. Khan, is not hesitating from trying to win support from religious extremists.
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The Kings were trying to win three in a row for the first time this season.
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"When you're trying to win a championship, you can't focus on the little games," Metta says.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, who took over as chief executive last August, has been trying to win back trust.
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His trainer, Bob Baffert, is at Belmont for the fourth time trying to win a Triple Crown.
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I hope the Democrats will not get stuck on trying to win that argument with the president.
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Democrats should've focused on the Obama voters they lost, not trying to win over Romney voters. 483.
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Apparently, they thought I had been on The Bachelor, trying to win the heart of Gavin Henson.
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"From my point of view, we're not trying to win, we're trying to come fourth," says Herlihy.
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It says it is trying to win the "hearts and minds" of the city's public and businesses.
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N, which are trying to win approval to merge, have a combined market capitalization of $274 billion.
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Now, he's trying to win over and fire up the under performing male vote the same way.
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"I'm trying to win American Idol so I can buy my mom's house," said an emotional Cota.
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Same with Joe Thornton, trying to win for a GM he once told to shut his mouth.
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Early attention to that race indicates its importance for any Democrat trying to win the party's nomination.
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Costco faces an uphill battle from here in trying to win back lost confidence on the Street.
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Read more: Chipotle is trying to win over paleo, Whole30, and keto dieters with new menu items
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"The one message it does send is that we're trying to win," Marlins Manager Don Mattingly said.
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Crunch Fitness is trying to win over new members as people threaten to boycott SoulCycle and Equinox.
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But Saban is busy trying to win a national championship, so he's not running for the Senate.
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Trump himself was deeply engaged in trying to win over reluctant Republican lawmakers — and it didn't work.
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Time to Build When you're trying to win a primary every week, you have a short horizon.
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The government also tightened laws to keep errant company backers from trying to win back their companies.
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Rajapaksa is also trying to win over Sri Lanka's Catholics, many of whom have traditionally voted UNP.
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But apparently, when you're trying to win a campaign, prostitutes, bribes and spies work pretty well too.
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And nothing builds pragmatic knowledge of the American electorate like trying to win votes face to face.
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With roster teardowns in vogue across baseball, they should be commended, at least, for trying to win.
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"We're trying to win" the series, the coach said when asked two consecutive questions about the award.
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England is desperately trying to win this game, while Colombia looks content to wait for extra time.
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His successor as Uber's chief executive is trying to win that battle with a more conciliatory approach.
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I see no other way of playing this game other than trying to win the World Series.
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By trying to win their hearts and minds, Logan may be fighting on the wrong battlefield altogether.
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Mr. Schiff's fiery final oration appeared to alienate the very Republicans he was trying to win over.
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The Dems are trying to win an election in 2020 that they know they cannot legitimately win!
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When you come here, it's all about one thing, and that's just trying to win a championship.
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The utility is trying to win approval in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for a separate multibillion-dollar settlement.
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EXCLUSIVE-IMPOSSIBLE FOODS NO LONGER TRYING TO WIN DEAL TO SUPPLY MCDONALD'S CORP WITH PLANT-BASED BURGERS
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This took the pressure off of trying to win every client that walked in the door.4.
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Chipotle, meanwhile, was still desperately trying to win back customers after an E. coli scandal in 2015.
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The Dems are trying to win an election in 20203 that they know they cannot legitimately win!
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Pittsburgh was trying to win 12 straight for the first time since May 21-June 1, 1965.
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Participants are trying to win a Kia Optima by smooching it until they're the last man standing.
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The pronounced drop in tourism is yet another headache for a government trying to win back investor confidence.
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We trying to win, we trying to be the best duo that ever came through in NFL history.
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Nuance like that captured by Collins will be important in trying to win the argument on its merits.
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These new startups, Zai included, are still trying to win approvals to sell therapies in their home market.
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But Democrats picked up two seats they have been trying to win for years: Jason Crow felled Rep.
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But it's a political strategy that antagonizes the very Trump voters who Democrats are trying to win over.
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He is writing letters and has released more recordings of Mr Tkachev trying to win his co-operation.
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Its decision to buy Ring underscores the task startups have trying to win in the home security space.
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Well-coached, and they're trying to win, too, so it was a high, high level college basketball game.
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A U.N.-backed government of national accord is trying to win support, but is still awaiting parliamentary approval.
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But the Sanders campaign, in any formal sense of trying to win or wrest the nomination, should end.
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She wasn't running for office, asking for money or trying to win the right to run anyone's life.
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These tournaments are why I'm still playing and why I'm training hard and trying to win these events.
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Radicals could do much better working inside the Democratic Party than trying to win elections on their own.
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And the last thing you need when you're trying to win is an army of wimps and whiners.
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Maika Yamashita, a spokeswoman for Kawasaki Heavy in Tokyo, said the company was trying to win the bid.
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MH: Espinoza, trying to win a record third straight Derby, was given a chance to ride several horses.
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The next morning, you wake up and you start working hard on trying to win the next one.
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"We're just trying to win a game," Hornets All-Star point guard Kemba Walker told the team's website.
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Clinton is trying to win an election, and it isn't the time for novelty or tilting at windmills.
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Aseman Airlines is one of the Iran buyers Boeing was trying to win as a 737 Max customer.
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Now candidates trying to win in a crowded field have previously tried to nationalize the run for president.
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Instead of trying to win a fight it's already lost, Microsoft's now looking to the next big thing.
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We're trying to win a bowl game for Chrissakes, and it's brought undue attention to our football staff.
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It seems the pontiff is really trying to win hearts and minds amongst the big dogs of tech.
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Mr. Morelli joined the bank last month as chief executive and has been trying to win over investors.
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Kubot and Melo, seeded seventh, were trying to win their second major together, having won Wimbledon in 2017.
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The fact is that trying to win endorsements and make alliances is a perfectly normal part of politics.
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The urgency of all sides trying to win at all costs is evidence of an increasingly swollen judiciary.
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So Kaine was trying to win the argument — that Donald Trump and Pence are bad for the country.
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One of the team's captains, Marcelo will be trying to win his third European title in four seasons.
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So if they're trying to win the argument, that's probably not the best way to go about it.
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"The biggest part is trying to win games, and try to go out there and help," Harvey said.
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The company is trying to win more customers with new products, including the just launched Orange Vanilla Coke.
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The current minority party is trying to win control of the chamber despite a daunting re-election map.
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The Hurricanes were trying to win consecutive games for only the second time in more than a month.
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Meanwhile, Superian has become obsessed with trying to win back humanity's trust through a series of increasingly bad ideas.
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Even Indonesia is trying to win global sympathy for its own Muslim culture and its approach to de-radicalisation.
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Now, the company is trying to win more devotees with a more versatile product that costs twice as much.
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The same customers, as it happens, whose trust they spend every other day of the year trying to win.
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Clearly, he's trying to win over the scores of Bachelor fans that were a little confused by his anointment.
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They worked alongside militias known as the Afghan Local Police, training them and trying to win over the populace.
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Andrea Nahles, the new leader of the Social Democrats (SPD), has been trying to win back anti-immigration voters.
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Microsoft is already embracing a world beyond Windows PCs, reducing its consumer focus, and trying to win back developers.
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Beset by public-relations crises, Facebook spent this year trying to win back the public's trust, with uneven results.
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"Ultimately, at the end of the day, I'm still trying to win this battle for my son," Rene says.
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Whoda thunk mocking an entire state could become problematic when you're trying to win over voters in that state.
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Cramming the most technologically sophisticated camera in the S9 is typical Samsung: trying to win with pure hardware alone.
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New York is trying to win six games in a row for the first time since June 2015. 2.
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Scott Walker's victories in two gubernatorial races and a recall election is trying to win him a third term.
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If Rupert Murdoch thinks this, what does it say to even smaller media companies trying to win in sports?
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"The Dems are trying to win an election in 2020 that they know they cannot legitimately win!" he tweeted.
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One party is trying to win elections, and the other is trying to make winning impossible for anyone else.
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The guy irks me at times, but I get that he's doing his populist gig and trying to win.
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Even while you're trying to win on the battleground, you should be trying to figure out the common ground.
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You've got to close it out like you're trying to win a tournament and that wasn't good enough today.
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Especially when your supporters spend so much time online viciously attacking people they should be trying to win over.
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It calls into question whether he is really trying to win—or setting up his own future media empire.
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They're lining up behind Marine vet Matt Morgan, who is trying to win by running a left-wing campaign.
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If you're trying to win a swing voter in Arizona, it's a bread-and-butter issue that has appeal.
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Columbia's men's basketball team was still trying to win the Ivy League, and the home team obviously gets priority.
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But there is something endearing, almost quaint, about their creativity in trying to win as many games as possible.
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Comcast is likely to make a play for something else in addition to trying to win Sky in Europe.
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They are not concerned with trying to win over casual, channel-surfing viewers (not that anybody channel surfs anymore).
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Pete Buttigieg's campaign is desperately trying to win the support of black and brown voters at the ballot box.
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Now that we're an early voting state, do you have any advice for candidates trying to win in California?
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If you're trying to win an argument in the court of public opinion, you have to impeach their character.
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If he had failed while trying to win with United's customary panache he may have survived a little longer.
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I know that for some, rivalries and tournaments and trying to win are as vital as air and water.
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Mr. Manchin's decision was good news for Democrats, who are trying to win control of the Senate in 2020.
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In the first of those contests, the undefeated Patriots were trying to win their 19th consecutive game that season.
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It was as if he was trying to win over the angriest Republicans, but they're already his strongest supporters.
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Across the nation, state and local governments spend massive amounts of money every year trying to win over companies.
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Desoto Speedway officials said on Saturday night that Steele, 42, was trying to win his 100th race in Florida.
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We are two physical teams, and regardless of our situation, we're still trying to win games, as are they.
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If you try to spend all your energy trying to win them over, you'll end up distracted and deflated.
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"We're trying to win every day, so there's really no room for none of that mushy stuff," he said.
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The group argues that Abbas has made a fatal mistake by trying to win a Palestinian state through negotiations.
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All the more so if the CDU is trying to win back its traditional supporters, who typically favour fiscal discipline.
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"We know we need to do better," she said, adding that the company was trying to win back users' trust.
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The elections are organized at the national level, which is why Farage is trying to win over voters in Edinburgh.
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It's possible he was just posturing, trying to win over right-wing voters in the end stages of the election.
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Before he met Susan, Buffett busied himself trying to win the heart of a woman named Betty Gallagher in 1949.
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It seems like Respawn Entertainment heard criticism about cosmetics, and is actively trying to win back its most dedicated players.
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Because, he said, he knows firsthand how lonely the process of trying to win a seat in Congress can be.
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Mr Schetyna's party is also trying to win back voters who have plumped for PiS, mainly by imitating its policies.
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It is currently trying to win favor with regulators by taking steps to prevent underage users from accessing their products.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is trying to win support for a lucrative proposal to expand its headquarters by 1.1 million square feet.
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"I mean, we're trying to win games, and that's really all that I'm thinking about as a coach," Fisher said.
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Startups are trying to win a slice of the market (worth some $19bn globally) in America, Australia, Canada and Finland.
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With her outsourcing ads, Clinton isn't just trying to win back some white-working class voters in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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But in most precincts, of course, it'll certainly be Sanders and Clinton supporters who are trying to win them over.
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Apple's response intensifies the fight between the two tech companies trying to win over customers in the music streaming business.
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"What this is not about is us trying to win a fast shipping war," he said in a telephone interview.
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It's movies like "Split," that may not have giant cultural resonance ... Like, you're not trying to win Oscars from it.
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Oil companies are trying to win back investors after years of underperforming other industrial sectors and the S&P 500.
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If you find that you're not genuinely interested in them, then they may not be worth trying to win over.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers and ace Clayton Kershaw are trying to win their first World Series title in 30 years.
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He said politicians draw districts that reward them for "pandering to the extremes" rather than trying to win persuadable voters.
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Instead of trying to win the game, we're just going to say, 'Okay, this is what I'm feeling right now.
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"It's not really about beating Marcel, it's about trying to win races and ski as well as possible," he said.
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DE Nick Hayden is trying to win the vacant starting job and will get a long look against the Packers.
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Clinton, assuming she is the Democratic nominee, will most likely face in trying to win the general election in November?
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It's a moment that codifies Cochran's previous statement to Darden — he's not trying to be respectful, he's trying to win.
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We have to be there for people 365 days a year, not just when we're trying to win an election.
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And, in a sense, their opinion is the one that matters most to Democrats trying to win the Latinx vote.
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Brown said his main objective is trying to win a championship and make the most of his basketball playing days.
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But when you invoke the darkest historical analogies, you lose many of the very Americans you're trying to win over.
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If Mr. Schultz is serious, he should follow suit by trying to win his party's nomination through the Democratic primaries.
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The league has been courting everyone from Tiger Woods to Dustin Johnson to Phil Mickelson, trying to win them over.
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But it's one game at a time, one quarter at a time, and we're trying to win every single game.
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Liverpool, last season's Champions League titlists, is trying to win the English title for the first time since 1990. (AP)
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In the realignment stage, well-organized campaigns will have representatives scurrying around trying to win over voters to their side.
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Remember Trump's involvement in trying to win over wavering Republicans for his hoped-for repeal of the Affordable Care Act?
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At times, he has seemed more interested in refighting the last election than in trying to win the current one.
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Macy's has been trying to win back customers, as shoppers head to the mall less frequently and shop more online.
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We should have won that race, not trying to win $10,000, but just I thought this might make you laugh.
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Democrats are also trying to win back some traditional swing states that Trump captured in 2010 -- including Florida, where Gov.
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I don't expect those guys to play badly this week so I'm just concentrating on trying to win the golf tournament.
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And now that the diplomatic hurdles have been cleared, the athletes say their only focus is trying to win it all.
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Lamb, a Marine veteran, used a campaign strategy employed by Democrats trying to win red-leaning House seats across the country.
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But the debate showed that most candidates are trying to win over primary voters by showing their commitment to progressive causes.
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Illinois was trying to win back-to-back games in the Big Ten for the first time since the 217 season.
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AI trying to win a game of chess or Go can work through how a sequence of moves will play out.
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"The people understand it's a scam," he said and accused Democrats of trying to win the 2020 election by impeaching him.
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However, she will seek sanctuary in trying to win gold, having been edged out by Dutch woman Marianne Vos in 2012.
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And there's the people who run as Republicans but are actually really moderate, because they're trying to win those Democratic votes.
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"Despite all of the terrible things (Trump) has said and done, he is still trying to win this election," she said.
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Smartphone companies can only differentiate themselves right now by advertising, instead of trying to win people over with better specced devices.
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Georgia is looking increasingly like a missed opportunity for Democrats trying to win back the Senate -- and many fault Barksdale himself.
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I think they realize they've lost a lot of trust with their users and they are trying to win it back.
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Prada's 72-year-old CEO has been trying to win the America's Cup, affectionately known as the "Auld Mug", since 1997.
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Ossoff is a political newcomer and positioned himself as a moderate Democrat while trying to win over a historically conservative district.
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"It's a serious political battle here, trying to win over Trump," said Rupkey, adding there have been numerous speculative news stories.
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I definitely don't think she was trying to win the day the way she put that out, just given the timing.
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Sevilla is trying to win the UEFA Cup/Europa League for a record-extending fifth time in the past 11 years.
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" Meantime, Clinton is "trying to win the narrative by saying he's reckless," says Carroll, "that he's scary on the international scene.
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"It's my life, so we'll just keep going, keep trying to win in it, and the Roval is next," Busch said.
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Fitness brands including New York Sports Club, Crunch, and Tracy Anderson are trying to win over people boycotting Equinox and SoulCycle.
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GOP leaders are trying to win enough votes to get passage of the compromise measure, but are facing opposition from conservatives.
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The two have similar smooth vocals which compliment each other in the romantic song about trying to win over a girl.
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Mickelson is trying to win a sixth major championship, something accomplished by only 13 golfers in the history of the game.
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He is the one with the thorny father issues who is trying to win over the girl (the audience, the nation).
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Of the unknowns, all eyes are on a handful of moderate Democrats who Republicans are trying to win over, like Sens.
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Together they have formed the backbone of a high-scoring Stars club trying to win its first playoff series since 2008.
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It's the international business leaders who come in and out of that airport that the protesters are trying to win over.
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Does being a good socialist mean trying to win elections and influence policy or seeking to transform the entire social order?
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They and their allies spent the Thanksgiving recess lobbying a hesitant Mr. McConnell and trying to win over undecided Republican senators.
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Dave Schweikert (R-Ariz.), a Freedom Caucus member who's become a key ally of Ryan's in trying to win over conservatives.
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"Candidate trying to buy the election is trying to smear candidate trying to win with a people-powered movement," he wrote.
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"When you're trying to win major league baseball games, it's hard to have a guy on your staff rehabbing," Eiland said.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Impossible Foods is no longer trying to win a coveted deal to supply McDonald's Corp (MCD.
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On the right flank of the House, Conaway is also trying to win over members of the conservative Republican Study Committee.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Impossible Foods is no longer trying to win a coveted deal to supply McDonald's Corp (MCD.
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The company is also trying to win over young Chinese shoppers by building a Blue Box Cafe in its Shanghai store.
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Even so, Clinton urged voters to turn out in Florida, warning that Trump is still trying to win the White House.
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And yet Facebook seems determined to keep trying to win them over — and making enemies out of Democrats in the process.
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But they face extremely long odds in trying to win 51 votes before a fast-approaching procedural deadline on Sept. 30.
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Instead, Facebook is trying to win where it's strongest, on communication and video chat where rivals lack a scaled social network.
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But they face extremely long odds in trying to win 85033 votes before a fast-approaching procedural deadline on Sept. 30.
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Especially these last five games for us, putting a lot of emphasis on trying to win the conference and win out.
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The Trump administration along with Graham and Cassidy have been hitting the phones, trying to win over governors to their proposal.
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I've argued for some time that this isn't the case, that Sanders is no longer actually trying to win the nomination, and that he is instead just doing some basic negotiating here, trying to win as many concessions as he can from Clinton before he gives her the one thing she really wants from him — his full-throated endorsement.
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Verizon and T-Mobile aren't the only U.S. mobile networks with new "unlimited" data plans trying to win your hard-earned money.
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There is an argument to be made that many of the Democrats running for president are trying to win the last war.
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I told him it was pretty weird… I was trying to win my match so I just got over it pretty fast.
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I couldn't give up because I was trying to win for my tribe, but also ... I was so exhausted at that point.
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New Jersey (26-32-513) was trying to win for a second night in a row following a 10-game losing streak.
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The Chargers, coming off a victory over Denver last Thursday, are trying to win consecutive games for the first time since 2441.5.
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I think it's safe to say that with his opening bit, 2017 Emmy host Stephen Colbert was trying to win one himself.
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Which is a huge miscalculation when you're trying to win the public's trust for the sharing of their most sensitive personal data.
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Nicki seems to be trying to win the game while playing by the rules that the men who came before her wrote.
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In a speech supporting the Democrats' nominee, Hillary Clinton, Biden said that Trump was a cynic trying to win by fear-mongering.
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The White House was trying to win over conservatives who are part of the House Freedom Caucus, including the group's chairman, Rep.
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"The internet right now is existing in a 'gotcha' space, where people are trying to win points against the opposition," he says.
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Because no one wants to be papped stumbling out of the Westminster bar at 4 AM when they're trying to win votes.
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"You've got to have those defensive rebounds, especially when you're coming from behind and trying to win on the road," James said.
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It was the worst thing ever, so I'm just back now trying to win tennis matches and stay on top of everything.
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But he is talking to the African-American community like he would to any other constituency he is trying to win over.
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Technocrats are trying to win Mr Putin over by persuading him that their economic reforms will help him hold on to power.
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Labour is trying to win over even more by linking Mr Johnson and Mr Farage to their mutual American friend, Donald Trump.
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Those comments were a far cry from Trump's remarks about the Fed chair when he was trying to win the White House.
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All eyes had been on a handful of moderate Democrats who Republicans are trying to win over, including Manchin, Donnelly, and Sen.
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Bannon is supporting Michael Grimm, a felon trying to win back the seat he gave up in disgrace, in that primary. Why?
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Anyone who watched the NBA finals knows both that Durant was aggressively trying to win, and that he is a good sportsman.
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She's trying to win the primary election and this may not be a good time for one particular group to demand things.
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Nick Hayden is trying to win the vacant starting job WR Andrew Hawkins has been out with a hamstring injury since Aug.
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But they aren't just trying to win back these voters, they're trying to surge their support with this group into the stratosphere.
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Farage last night suggested that the Brexit Party would target Labour-held Leave-voting seats rather than trying to win Conservative constituencies.
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It stands out just enough to get a compliment here and there, but it isn't trying to win any trend-setting awards.
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Both major parties spend virtually all of their resources trying to win over the voters in these states and for good reason.
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Many of the countries that were exempted are engaged in trade talks in which the United States is trying to win concessions.
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"In the tournaments I do play in," he said Sunday, "I'll be fully invested and committed to playing and trying to win."
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Picking a fight with your own party's congressional leadership is not a very good strategy for trying to win a presidential election.
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To the extent state candidates like Inslee and Greitens invoke the names of federal candidates, they're trying to win their own races.
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The central government continues to publicly focus on trying to win support from European nations to maintain some type of nuclear agreement.
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However, these social media programs merely repeat a tired strategy of trying to win hearts and minds without investing in tangible change.
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We're a young team trying to win every game in a pennant race, but I guess these games matter only to us.
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Their task is more complicated than trying to win a do-over of the 2016 presidential campaign in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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We stop listening to each other and instead spend our mental energy trying to win the argument rather than suing for peace.
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Mr. Netanyahu has been trying to win over far-right Israeli voters who might opt for more extreme parties in Tuesday's election.
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A unity government is trying to win approval from Libya's internationally recognized parliament in eastern Libya, known as the House of Representatives (HOR).
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It was a means to an end, the promises one makes when trying to win an election, not change the face of politics.
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Raab's resignation leaves May battling for survival as well as trying to win over her Conservative Party to support the EU withdrawal agreement.
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"She was trying to win a political argument by a violent assault," Charles Bonner, an attorney for Brown, told the outlet on Wednesday.
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No wonder, then, that Carrie Lam, who was chosen in March to succeed Mr Leung, is trying to win over the territory's youth.
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The bigger picture: Snap isn't the only company trying to win the attention of younger audiences that are abandoning TV with mobile video.
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But as Alison Willmore writes, both movies concern themselves with our enduring love affair with trying to win the hearts of difficult men.
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Trying to win a nomination by prodding and poking his opponent speaks at least as much about Cruz's character as it does Trump's.
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Like many other retailers in the country, the company has been trying to win back market share from bigger rivals such as Amazon.
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He will begin his quest for power by giving up his provincial seat and trying to win one in the House of Commons.
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The teams will be trying to win and there will be no time for surprise in-game homages to Little League Baseball aesthetics.
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The movie then turns into an all-out fight for the future of humanity with Mother and Woman trying to win Daughter's loyalty.
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Mustafa is trying to win the ongoing case, while his mother said she had more faith in god than in the courts now.
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If the Orioles (in the above instance) are still trying to win by getting a base runner on, that is a noble cause.
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Penguins' goalie Matt Murray is trying to win his second Stanley Cup as a rookie, which doesn't sound like it should be possible.
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We're trying to win a trophy this week and whoever gets a trophy this week is trying to get a trophy next week.
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"We cannot lose sight of the most important constituency: individuals trying to win back their right to privacy," Cook said at the time.
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Some people wondered if the physical exhaustion of trying to win so many games took its toll on the Warriors in the postseason.
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This start-up was co-founded by two-time NBA MVP Stephen Curry, who's trying to win his second championship in three years.
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Villaraigosa, a liberal Democrat who chaired the party's 2012 national convention and addressed delegates in 85033, is trying to win over Republican voters.
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Those are just a few of the women trying to win a congressional seat this year in their first run for public office.
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There had been talk last year of a $120 billion valuation expectation, but that was coming from bankers trying to win the deal.
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The temporary moves came as they were trying to win conservative support for immigration reforms that would allow millions to seek U.S. citizenship.
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In Virginia, Republicans will take their first step toward trying to win a statewide race for the first time in almost a decade.
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But he spent most of his time on the road, often accompanied by Mr. Lindsey, trying to win back the hearts of voters.
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The Cubs are trying to win their fourth straight series, while the Red Sox are attempting to avoid their third consecutive series loss.
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Democrats are also competing in a four-way primary, but will have a steep climb in trying to win the seat in November.
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Democratic Party groups and aligned political committees expect to spend tens of millions of dollars trying to win back legislative seats and governorships.
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Clark said at least 10 of baseball's 30 teams were not trying to win in the coming season, suppressing the free-agent market.
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The deal sends a signal that is heartening for baseball: At least in the National League East, most everyone is trying to win.
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Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, is trying to win a third term in office, which would match the number his father served in Albany.
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Bloomberg has poured hundreds of millions of dollars of his own wealth into trying to win the nomination, spending millions on television advertisements.
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The situation is similar for Amy Klobuchar, who is trying to win her home state of Minnesota but isn't registering in polls elsewhere.
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Clara Barton was trying to win Lincoln's help for a project she was working on, to find out what happened to missing soldiers.
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"There are 80 people in the field trying to win this week, so I'm not worried about just one of them," she said.
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"The Chinese are not trying to win," Leland Miller, the founder of Chinese business and economic survey "China Beige Book," told Business Insider.
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"The Chinese are not trying to win," Leland Miller, the founder of Chinese business and economic survey "China Beige Book," told Business Insider.
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This year has brought a new Democratic hope: Beto O'Rourke, a member of the House who's trying to win Ted Cruz's Senate seat.
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Republicans face a difficult balancing act in trying to win over McCain, Murkowski and Collins as they also face complaints from the right.
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The 30 women trying to win his heart were revealed on December 16 via livestream, with commentary from none other than Chris Harrison.
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Florida's demographics differ dramatically from the Midwest's, but Sanders will face major problems trying to win a state with so many older voters.
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The DNC isn't even trying to win a surprisingly competitive Congressional race in Kansas The DNC isn't even trying to win a surprisingly competitive Congressional race in Kansas Republicans called in the big guns to Kansas this week, hoping to ensure they win the first congressional race of the Trump era on Tuesday — a race that has become surprisingly close. Sen.
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Trump's quip got laughs, but congressional Republicans who are trying to win in 2018 on a tax cuts message may not find it funny.
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Obviously, when you beat Brazil and you get into the semi-finals, the focus has to be on trying to win the World Cup.
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" Ever since their split, Offset has been trying to win back his lady, a source told PEOPLE, adding that Offset has vowed he'd "behave.
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NLD spokesman Myo Nyunt said the party was trying to win over young people, increasing the budget for education and supporting vocational training programs.
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Still, it's been an effective way for the government to win over the public, on its way to trying to win over the courts.
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Being a new band trying to win over audiences that were mostly unfamiliar with their music, Rage couldn't really afford to cancel their set.
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Boeing is trying to win federal approval for a fix of an automatic safety feature which has been the focus of the crash investigations.
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In the song's new video, Uzi is a billionaire bachelor whose lyrics pop up as text bubbles to women trying to win his favor.
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Mr. Buttigieg's campaign has spent months trying to win over people of color, highlighting policy plans and a handful of endorsements from black lawmakers.
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Moreover, after abandoning the DJ community that made its turntables famous, Panasonic seems to have no incentive of even trying to win them back.
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Democrats are trying to win the Senate in 2020 by running candidates with a background in national security against Republican incumbents in Trump country.
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NLD spokesman Myo Nyunt said the party was trying to win over young people, increasing the budget for education and supporting vocational training programmes.
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Although the two are both trying to win contracts to carry cargo payloads to space, Blue Origin isn't flying rockets like SpaceX is yet.
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These ten celebrities weren't shy about trying to win back their beloveds' hearts, thus securing their membership in the 'I Want You Back' Club.
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"We're focused and trying to win as many games as we can," said Millsap, who was the subject of trade rumors not long ago.
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Trump could find himself in a tricky political situation if he pushes a health care overhaul while trying to win re-election next year.
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Millennials aren't as interested in buying diamonds as their Baby Boomer counterparts — and an increasingly agitated diamond industry is trying to win them over.
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Golden State, trying to win the Larry O'Brien Trophy for the third time in four years, leads the best-of-seven series 3-583.
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It's trying to win over the population that hasn't yet subscribed to a streaming service, as well as older people who don't get technology.
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Obama: Every man is either trying to win his father's hard-won admiration or seeking to avoid all of the errors his father made.
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"The Trump camp started very late trying to win over delegates," says John Hammond, one of Indiana's two representatives on the Republican National Committee.
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"We're focused on playing good hockey, trying to win games, whether they are at home or on the road," Rangers captain Ryan McDonagh said.
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The Nittany Lions, trying to win their fourth straight against a ranked opponent at home dating to last season, controlled much of the evening.
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"Yet now you watch an Andy Murray or a Roger Federer and how hard they are trying to win the gold medal," Dawson said.
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We're trying to win as many games as have ever been won and take one game at a time and win a World Series.
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Family members had been trying to win his release from the insurgents, who told them they wanted to swap government prisoners for Taliban prisoners.
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Many progressives rightly question whether Democrats are truly committed to fighting corporate power or whether they're merely trying to win over Bernie Sanders supporters.
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Snap is also trying to win over major advertisers for multi-year ad-spending deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars, the WSJ reports.
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Now Mr. Silverman — an Etsy board member but an unknown to most employees — stood in the Etsytorium, trying to win over a hostile crowd.
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The only significance of Thursday's game was due to the presence of deGrom, who is trying to win the National League's Cy Young Award.
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I think by virtue of the world that we inhabit [on the show], it's a hostile environment that people are trying to win over.
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But Pence was just trying to win the audience — by avoiding defending the indefensible and instead focusing on the Trump campaign's more positive aspects.
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Impossible Foods told Reuters on Tuesday that it has given up trying to win a deal to supply McDonald&aposs with plant-based burgers.
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"Joey realized that I was locked into trying to (win and) didn't want to distract me with this type of news," Woods told reporters.
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Democrats, Republicans and their allied outside groups have spent more trying to win over Ohio voters than in any other Senate contest this year.
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Trying to win and build at the same time rarely works in the present, but we can count on a parade in 2019, right?
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When Ruiz fought for the title—a fight he called the best opportunity of his life and would die trying to win—he lost.
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Sandler plays Ratner with ample sleaze as he places ill-advised sports bets and gets in too deep trying to win a major windfall.
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"This warrant is not based on the law, but has simply been issued to stop a candidate from trying to win office," Soro said.
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Since its landslide victory in 2015, the N.L.D., as a matter of strategy, seems to have focused on trying to win the military's support.
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On Maryland's eastern shore, Jesse Colvin, a former US Army Ranger, is trying to win a heavily gerrymandered district represented by ultra-conservative Rep.
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Nixon was trying to win voters away from Dixiecrat George Wallace, who was running on an overt racism that embraced white supremacy by name.
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The Backstreet Boys held an open audition for one lucky dude Friday night ... and he's got a ladies already trying to win his love.
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It will be regarded as a landmark victory for a young Tottenham team that is trying to win the club's first league title since 1961.
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If Instagram rolls out the feature, it could put the emphasis back on sharing art and self-expression, not trying to win some popularity contest.
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MTV's forthcoming reality series, Stranded With a Million Dollars, explores what happens when people stop being polite and start trying to win a million dollars.
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Instead of trying to win over voters through a battle of ideas, his party relies on patronage, and on spending money it does not have.
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"They're trying to win every game so if I get that chance I need to come in and be the best I can," Dell said.
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The companies are trying to win federal approval for the merger, but there is plenty of speculation that the deal may have hit some snags.
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Those banks included a subsidiary of ABLV Bank, which, at the time, was trying to win permission to establish a branch in the United States.
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The United Nations has been trying to win support for a deal brokered in Morocco last month to create a national unity government for Libya.
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Nevertheless, two Democratic candidates with the same first name and similar platforms are trying to win the race for Georgia governor with very different strategies.
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We have heard a lot of talk from Sands and MGM about their plans for Japan, trying to win a license for an integrated resort.
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Clinton started the work of trying to win them over tonight, but it's a process that will likely continue until the convention, if not longer.
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The East Coast/West Coast thing I talked about before, to become ... "The New York Times is trying to win a Pulitzer," which is true.
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Like a cheating lover begging for forgiveness, infidelity-themed dating service Ashley Madison is trying to win back people's hearts with a new ad campaign.
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The last time Senator Bernie Sanders said a word about foreclosures was when he was trying to win a primary election in hard-hit Nevada.
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So instead of trying to win Paris-Roubaix, the 'Queen of the Classics' in April, Thomas will be in Tenerife attending a Sky training camp.
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The seat that Mr. Morgan is trying to win is a comfortably conservative one, most recently represented by the former senator Catharine Young, a Republican.
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This matter is an ideal test case, pitting Congress and the Justice Department against two attorneys general trying to win points with their political base.
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Jane Sanders claimed Friday morning that her husband's campaign is not actively trying to win over superdelegates in order to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination.
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While Donald J. Trump is busy barnstorming New York, his allies in Washington are busy trying to win the support of Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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At least 20 Democrats — many of them trying to win seats in GOP-leaning districts — have either outright opposed Pelosi or declined to support her.
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I think if people see that she's actually trying to win them over then I think it will be a benefit to her re-election.
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After her marriage, Mary remained in the king's court all while Anne also resided there, spending six years trying to win King Henry VIII's affections.
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A trained surgeon with years of experience in state bureaucracies, the 63-year-old has dedicated much of his life trying to win public office.
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Elwell rejected any idea that he was trying to win consensus with international regulators over the path to re-approving the MAX at the meeting.
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He's trying to win a seat in a chamber where GOP leaders brand him unfit to serve and fear he could eviscerate their party's brand.
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I credit the players, too, because they trust in their manager that even though it may have been a little unorthodox, he's trying to win.
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All throughout the debate Ms. James called Mr. Wofford, Mr. "Woo-ford" like the word "woo," or trying to win the attention of a lover.
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Another wing has worked for years inside Democratic Party politics and is trying to win an internal struggle over the future direction of public policy.
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"We had a rough road trip, and we're out there battling every day trying to win baseball games," said deGrom, who improved to 3-4.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group, the nation's largest owner of television stations, has been trying to win regulatory approval for its $3.9 billion purchase of Tribune Media.
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But extremists stop trying to win partial victories, insisting that someday they will get everything they want — that someday the other side will magically disappear.
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Abbas Ibrahim, the Lebanese intelligence chief who was the government's chief negotiator in trying to win the return of Lebanon's captured soldiers, defended the arrangement.
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Now, the question remains, will she stay the course and continue trying to win voters over with her Tulsi tea, or will she drop out?
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The Giants are trying to win their first road series since June 30-July 2, when they swept a three-game set from Pittsburgh. 2.
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The Indian government is clearly trying to win some points among Muslims by pausing operations during Ramadan, one of the holiest periods of the year.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that Beyond Meat's rival Impossible Foods is no longer trying to win a deal to supply McDonald's with plant-based burgers.
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Trump administration officials are frantically trying to win over state officials gathered in Providence, R.I., this weekend for a meeting of the National Governors Association.
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And it seems Democrats have not learned a key lesson from those losses: The strategy of trying to win back Trump voters doesn't win elections.
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He will spend the next year working on his master's degree in customer insights and trying to win with Coach Pat Narduzzi and the Panthers.
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Abrams has accused Kemp of voter suppression efforts, while many have challenged the legitimacy of Kemp presiding over the very race he's trying to win.
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Texas's 21st Congressional District— which covers an area near San Antonio and Austin — might hold the record: 18 GOP candidates are trying to win Rep.
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I'd rather finish second than in the wall for the championship so I was of course trying to win the race but also being extra cautious.
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On "The Proposal," a dating show from the creators of "The Bachelor," a woman or man is introduced to 10 contestants trying to win them over.
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"The biggest thing they talked about was every time they stepped on the field, they were just trying to win games for their team," Taylor said.
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John Kasich is trying to win the nomination by appealing to win over the 1,237 delegates if the fight goes to a second round of balloting.
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But that could be a hard sell when trying to win over grassroots Democratic voters who loathe the out-of-control, post-Citizen United campaign spending.
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If the Habs are loading up for a run at an AHL title or trying to win a slew-footing championship, then these deals are great.
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The MPs noted that, in contrast to the splurge on trying to win medals, only £6m a year is set aside for Britain's anti-doping agency.
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They say the Republican presidential nominee isn't trying to win over Hispanic voters but rather changing his tone to boost his numbers with moderate white voters.
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"I'm still, regardless of where we're standing, trying to win hockey games," said Wheeler, who acknowledged that the personal milestone will provide satisfaction down the road.
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Republican experts say he seems to be straddling two political lanes, trying to win over establishment Republicans as well as anti-establishment conservatives who favor Cruz.
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And their line to the press is that they are focused on trying to win a majority before talking about how they're going to use it.
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"I don't want people to think I'm trying to win best male vocalist at the C.M.A.s," Mr. Bones said, referring to the Country Music Association Awards.
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"Son of Zorn" blends animated and real characters in the tale of a He-Man-style warrior trying to win back his ex-wife and son.
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A new Forrester report predicts IBM and Oracle will stop trying to win in the cloud wars against Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google Cloud, and Alibaba.
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"When I play table tennis, I'm trying to win, no matter how I look in the process, and I try to never think," Ms. Hsing said.
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The Warriors, trying to win their third championship in a row and now moving on to the Western Conference Finals, feel like a franchise in flux.
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Instead of trying to win back a waning electoral and demographic force, Democrats would be better served to consider what will get voters to the polls.
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We know that we can only offer a little bit of a reprieve by playing, by trying to play, well and trying to win the series.
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"Everybody is out there trying to win a World Series," deGrom, who was in New York for off-season appearances, said on Friday at Citi Field.
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"Despite all of the terrible things he has said and done, he is still trying to win this election and we cannot be complacent," Clinton said.
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Fernando Gaviria will be trying to win a first cycling gold medal for Colombia but faces tough opposition from Roger Kluge, Mark Cavendish and Elia Viviani.
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Leeds is concentrating on trying to win promotion to the Premier League and rolled out a team to play Sutton that included many backups and youngsters.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal is chasing a historic 10th French Open title in Paris, but nothing will ever come close to trying to win his second.
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Cornyn's office says it has been trying to win support from the corn and oil industries for a comprehensive reform bill that is still being drafted.
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The Angels were trying to win three straight following the death of teammate Tyler Skaggs, who was found in his team hotel room on Monday afternoon.
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Critics have accused him of trying to win over religious conservatives ahead of a presidential election set for April 17 in the world's largest Muslim-majority country.
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"The Proposal" is a dating show, from the creators of "The Bachelor," where a woman or man is introduced to 10 contestants trying to win them over.
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ROME (Reuters) - Twenty-year-old Francesco Incorvaia, a sociology student from Rome, was just the kind of voter Matteo Renzi had spent years trying to win over.
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For the most part, this isn't a huge problem for the campaign: They're not trying to win over people who don't already like what Trump is doing.
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The PRI, by contrast, has all but given up on trying to win next year's presidential election, suggests Alejandro Schtulmann of EMPRA, a political-risk consulting firm.
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In late September, the NRCC confirmed that it had stopped spending money on Keith Rothfus, the Republican trying to win back Pennsylvania's 17th District from Democratic Rep.
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According to a TechCrunch report, Facebook is trying to win over teens with Lasso, an app where users can record themselves dancing and lip-syncing to music.
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According to this theory, the limited time and energy of a campaign is better spent mining untapped black voters than trying to win back wavering white ones.
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CLEVELAND -- Now that the Chicago White Sox have gotten the monkey off their back, they can go about trying to win a series from the Cleveland Indians.
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The effort to appear interesting and relevant to Trump by using his preferred method for digesting information shows NATO might still be trying to win Trump over.
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I'll provide as much content as you want, but I'm trying to win golf tournaments and cement my legacy by winning the biggest tournaments in the world.
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Until humans stop driving, that's impossible — so maybe Intel should stick to trying to win the public over to driverless cars with LeBron James instead of math.
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The fledgling New Generation Movement, led by political novice Shaswar Abdulwahid, is also trying to win seats from establishment candidates but is not considered a serious contender.
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The violence comes as a unity government nominated under a United Nations-backed plan is trying to win approval from Libya's internationally recognized parliament in the east.
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John Cornyn said Sunday he'd worked the phones all weekend trying to win support for the Senate health care bill and was "optimistic" the legislation would pass.
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The U.N. is trying to win support for a deal to form a national unity government, but many members of Libya's rival parliaments have not signed up.
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The U.N. is currently trying to win support for a plan to form a national unity government, though it has faced resistance from factions on the ground.
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The Rockies are trying to win their first division title, and the three-game series against San Francisco starts a 10-game homestand against NL West opponents.
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" The Democratic official added: "They will have to defend it while trying to win Senate seats in Nevada and Arizona, and swing House seats across the country.
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He has, however, been criticized by Democrats and civil rights groups for overseeing the very election he is trying to win as the state's top election official.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo, trying to win a third term, faced his most visible challenge from the left yet in the form of actress and activist Cynthia Nixon.
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Barcelona will be trying to win its sixth league title in eight seasons, while Madrid is hoping to lift the trophy for the first time since 21977.
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He has spent much of this decade trying to win international recognition; in a sense, he has become an unlikely heir to Mr Weizmann's brand of Zionism.
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Republican leaders as of Friday morning were still trying to win his support, but sources acknowledged the reality: the decision had been made to cut him loose.
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In 2020, IBM and Oracle will stop trying to win in a cloud market that is largely dominated by Amazon Web Services, a new Forrester report said.
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Further, unlike after previous losses, there's no talk of trying to win back groups that are turning against the GOP (notably suburban women and college educated whites).
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Desisa had been attempting the difficult task of trying to win again just four weeks after claiming the world championship title in the extreme heat of Doha.
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And many opponents trying to win would go towards their, rearrange their politics for the moment, he did exactly the opposite, and he won from the center.
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I decided to focus on meeting growth targets and social responsibility, because it seemed like it had something for both groups I was trying to win over.
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The straight up repeal effort is suffering from the same problem that plagued the McConnell replacement bill: It doesn't understand the people it's trying to win over.
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That's a terrible image at a time that Facebook is trying to win back people's trust by saying its true mission is to connect people with people.
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At a Saturday rally in Cleveland, Tennessee, Vice President Mike Pence praised two Republican women trying to win big on the state's GOP ticket: gubernatorial candidate Rep.
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"We debate a lot about the right thing to do which can be tiring, but we're always just trying to win the other one over," she says.
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Instead, he is trying to win back the roughly $40 million he lost when he was released by the Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots in September.
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Given the general surprise about how this attack against Soleimani played out, is there a sense that Tehran is trying to win over support or sympathy internationally?
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"We're making it too hard on ourselves, trying to win games 1-0, so we're not going to get very far doing that," Parise said on Monday.
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Microsoft is really trying to win over power users who use Outlook for Mac, and bring it closer to being level with the Windows and web variants.
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Jeff Skinner and Jordan Staal also scored for Carolina, which was trying to win in regulation at home for the first time in five outings this season.
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As a ballclub that's trying to win a championship, we can't have you go from a timeout to the court and forget what you're supposed to do.
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As a ballclub, that's trying to win a championship, we can't have you go from a timeout to the court and forget what you're supposed to do.
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But frustration with Trump among some Republicans, embodied by Kasich, has given an opening to O'Connor and other Democrats trying to win GOP-leaning districts this year.
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Zach LaVine added 24 points and a game-high nine assists for Chicago, which was trying to win two straight games for the first time this season.
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He understands that after decades of Republicans trying to win over mainstream media and tiptoeing around the left, this lack of fear is exhilarating to Trump voters.
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It should be that every team is trying to win as many games as possible, and to do that, you want to have your best 231 guys.
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They're not trading a decent prospect and giving a bottom-six forward a contract extension as some sort of signal to fans that they're trying to win.
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Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain is trying to win a referendum on staying in the European Union and cannot help her because of public hostility to immigration.
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When questioned in September by officers from France's anti-corruption unit, Sarkozy said he was too busy trying to win an election to notice what was going on.
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"I honestly felt like I was trying to win the tournament for second place," Spieth said while paying tribute to the sizzling form of his good friend Thomas.
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"We have this girl at our sports club who can out-kick box any of the smaller guys," says one of the men trying to win her over.
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Saccone is trying to win an election on Tuesday in Pennsylvania's 18th District to replace Republican Tim Murphy, who resigned last fall while enmeshed in a sex scandal.
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When he accepted the Republican nomination for president in 1988, Bush, then Ronald Reagan's vice president, was trying to win over conservatives who had more enthusiasm for Reagan.
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Washington was trying to win a second consecutive game after beating Western Conference-leading Calgary 4-3 on Friday night, thanks to a late goal from Evgeny Kuznetsov.
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Along the way, Schultz also learned how to snowboard — and on Friday will be trying to win his second gold medal when he competes in the banked slalom.
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Islamic State's brutal rule and intolerance eventually alienated the public, but driving the fighters out is only the first step for the authorities trying to win back trust.
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A U.N.-backed government of national accord is trying to win support, but is still awaiting parliamentary approval, and has yet to establish itself in the capital Tripoli.
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While it's true that she didn't have much of a message for them or put in the time that President Obama did in trying to win them over.
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Volkswagen AG is trying to win back American customers after its diesel emission scandal with SUV warranties that it said will be the longest in the United States.
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And is he really trying to win, or just create more buzz for his brand, which he can perhaps spin off into a media empire after the election?
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"You're trying to win a hockey game but you almost feel like you don't want to keep playing at that point in time," Sabres coach Dan Bylsma said.
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The movie is about headstrong, beautiful, black artist Nola Darling (originally played by Tracey Camilla Johns) and the triad of male stock characters trying to win her affection.
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Bayern feels the hurt, Atlético is in another final, and Simeone is trying to win Europe's most coveted title before, inevitably, Griezmann is sold to the highest bidder.
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Short directed a question on Wednesday about Collins's position to her office, but predicted Trump would be personally involved in trying to win over support for Haspel's nomination.
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Regardless, LeBron can't be too happy hearing his superstar teammate fantasizing about playing at home when the dude is trying to win as many rings before he retires.
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HIT TV is simultaneously a story of hero trying to save damsel at all costs, a contestant trying to win game show, and everyone trying not to die.
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The end result is this weird thing that results in some really strange matchups, not to mention the Rangers trying to win a division they're not even in.
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Staying put and trying to win two in a row is a challenge unto itself, but it's not the same as having final say over your own team.
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Before Mr. Obama, it was common for black activists and civil rights organizations to appeal to presidents when they were trying to win concessions from the federal government.
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Mr. Robinson, the Republican consultant, said he believed that Georgia was in play for Democrats and that they were investing more money than Republicans trying to win it.
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Sporting Ms. Oxenham played for Santos in Brazil and now plays adult league, which is about equally balanced between trying to win and trying not to hurt yourself.
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Massachusetts (26 delegates) Sanders and Warren are both trying to win outright in Massachusetts, the state she represents in the Senate, and a New England neighbor to Vermont.
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" When Varner then tried to save face by reminding everyone he was just trying to win a million dollars, contestant Tai Trang exclaimed in horror, "[By] outing somebody?!
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Related: In USA Today, the urban-development expert Steven Strauss urges cities to have the strength and smarts to "walk away" from trying to win Amazon's new headquarters.
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A political move of that nature could turn into a national controversy for the national Democrats at a time they are trying to win back the US House.
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"I'd be cheating my teammates by continuing to harp on something that won't benefit us trying to win a championship because that's what we're here for," he said.
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But many industry officials, and government officials with long experience trying to win cooperation from Silicon Valley companies, warned that Mr. Trump risked over-militarizing the American response.
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And as I argue inside Microsoft anytime such issues arise, in the long run you're better served by solving the problem than by trying to win a lawsuit.
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"Here we are, just days away from a final vote and we've trying to win over the support of the last couple senators to get there," he added.
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The company will have to hope that testing short-term is worth thinking short-term, when it's trying to win the long-term war in augmented reality eyewear.
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But if I want to win the Indy 500, and I feel I can, I'm sure I will want to come back and to keep trying to win.
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O'Connor, the 31-year-old Franklin County recorder, is trying to win over middle-of-the-road voters who feel put off by the GOP's turn toward Trump.
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And, for better or worse, many African-American voters have been craving presidential leadership that feels transactional because it means someone is actively trying to win their favor.
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Dan Halem, the deputy commissioner of M.L.B., said there was no evidence of teams not trying to win, and he painted a very different picture of baseball's economics.
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Red to Blue candidates are all trying to win in moderate or red-leaning districts, so it may not be surprising that more are leaning into this tactic.
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CRV has primarily focused its attention on early-stage enterprise companies, but like other elite Silicon Valley firms, it is increasingly trying to win big-money, late-stage deals.
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Instead of trying to win over Republicans and independents, Abrams made it her personal mission to expand the electorate by registering more minority voters in the New Georgia Project.
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The rural, sparsely-populated state that's home to former Vice President Dick Cheney is solidly Republican, so Democrats don't spend time trying to win it in the general election.
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But if trying to win, win, win no matter what is bringing you down, let this enterprising full moon inspire you to blaze your own trail, like these superstars.
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Indeed, having undermined Bangladesh's democracy, and thus deprived itself of the legitimacy that free elections might have brought, the government is trying to win support by courting the devout.
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Rather than trying to force Rocco back to the U.S. through a judge's order, she's trying to win him back by proclaiming her undying love ... frequently through social media.
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Trump, in an interview with CBS News, called Pelosi "very rigid" and said she was trying to "win a political point" by opposing his demands to fund the wall.
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"My only advice was, don't go into this trying to win a game—go to the tournament to win the championship," John Beilein, Michigan's coach, had said on Tuesday.
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The FBI chief also expressed concern about Confucius Institutes (CIs), Chinese-funded outposts based in American universities, trying to win hearts and minds with Mandarin lessons and cultural events.
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Their replacement would be named, at least initially, by a Republican governor in their state, and Clinton is intent on trying to win a Democratic majority in the Senate.
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He is on trial for comments he made in footage streamed on Facebook, in which he suggested that the junta was trying to win defections from hostile political parties.
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The governor said he is not even trying to win Florida, although he hasn't gone as far as to publicly push his supporters there to vote for Rubio instead.
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The Huskies are coming off back-to-back wins over Temple and Tulsa and will be trying to win three in a row for the first time since 228.
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If NHL teams were really trying to win, they'd be using this tool to improve instead of worrying about hurt feelings or whatever other excuses they come up with.
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"There is little to be gained in trying to win over those fundamentally opposed to private firearm ownership," American Outdoor Brands said in its report, released in recent days.
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In an era of exploding amounts of data, much of it used by companies trying to win more business and establish competitive edges, data management has become critically important.
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"It's just good because this is the type of game that we're trying to win every day, (the Rockies) need to win every day," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said.
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If the Raptors were flying to Indiana trying to save their season instead of trying to win a series, the questions would be flying about all three of them.
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" McConnell, who gave Manchin a shoutout for his support after the vote, told CBS's "Face the Nation" that Manchin is "still a Democrat" and "we're trying to win seats.
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His form will be reassuring to Europe's captain Thomas Bjorn who faces a daunting task trying to win back the trophy against an American team laden with major winners.
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Monica Conyers, a former Detroit city councilwoman, was sentenced in 2010 to 37 months in prison for accepting bribes from a waste management company trying to win city business.
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But in trying to win over the independent or crossover voters needed to prevail in blue New Jersey, he likely needs to run more than an anti-Menendez campaign.
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"You're always trying to win the game, regardless of what the score is," said Cecchini, who notched his first major league hit with an R.B.I. double in the fifth.
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Any talk of left-wing dissent could be immediately stifled by name-dropping Nader, blaming and intimidating voters, rather than trying to win them over by giving policy concessions.
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Whatever logic there was to Bill Clinton and Dick Morris trying to win them over with a diet of crime bills, school uniforms, and welfare reform no longer applies.
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Palli, who won twice on the L.P.G.A. tour, acknowledges the pressure Icher has felt trying to win as a mother, but she sees Icher getting closer to her goal.
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Baylor, which won four straight Southwest Conference road games in 1990, is trying to win four consecutive Big 12 road games for the first time in program history. 2.
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This time, she will have the added incentive — and pressure — of trying to win a 22nd title and catch Graf, one of the great practitioners of the slice backhand.
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New York will be trying to win its season-high seventh straight series and can even the season series at eight wins apiece with a victory in the finale.
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MillerCoors is trying to win over millennial and Gen Z customers who are increasingly ditching beer for wine, cocktails and other spirits, leading to declining beer sales and consumption.
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"He couldn't be afraid to say that when he is still trying to win this championship, to build on that belief," said Joyce, one of James's surrogate father figures.
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A Twitter feed affiliated with the president's reelection effort pushed out a clip of the Hawaii lawmaker as she criticized the party whose primary she's currently trying to win.
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Stevenson, who was named after the rapper Tupac Shakur, was trying to win the first gold medal for the United States in men's boxing since Andre Ward in 2004.
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England's biggest problem at these Euros has been trying to win games the regular way: forwards up front, doing all that running about; defenders at the back, largely untroubled.
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The Clinton campaign said this week it would invest $2202 million trying to win Arizona's 2628 electoral votes — and the state party reported paying 28500 field staffers last month.
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It wasn't looking like that would happen soon, because they'd lost a couple of grand that night and were trying to win the ladies' rewards on the slot machine.
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A Republican running for Senate is trying to win over Missouri voters by giving one of them a machine that can be used to print untraceable 23D gun parts.
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A Republican running for Senate is trying to win over Missouri voters by giving one of them a machine that can be used to print untraceable 3D gun parts.
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Never has that idiom been truer than right now for Democratic campaigns -- both those for president and those tasked with trying to win back the Senate majority in 2020.
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Buttigieg's objection to being polarizing seems to match that sensibility, as does his emphasis on even trying to win people across the aisle even during his own party's primary.
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Nominee for secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao jokes about trying to win support from her husband, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), during her confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
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With the election of Richard Nixon later that year and the beginning of Vietnamization, it was clear that the United States was no longer trying to win the war.
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Times Insider In November, I became a temporary resident to get to know the state, its people and the candidates trying to win their support ahead of the caucuses.
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But the worry is that the president may become more impulsive as the impeachment hearings intensify and as the pressure of trying to win re-election next year grows.
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Bernie Sanders may be focusing his energy on trying to win over voters in early primary states, but a variety of musicians have shown that they are listening, too.
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A consequent rise in utility bills has become a sore point for voters, leaving the government trying to win approval for an energy policy aimed at bringing prices down.
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The company took out advertisements in the country's largest newspapers last month, trying to win public support in New Zealand for its involvement in the country's 5G telecommunications networks.
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It's another example of a candidate who is moving beyond trying to win and pivoting to trying to make excuses for himself to lay the groundwork for his next act.
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And the more far to the left that the party goes, this will only pose more of an issue if they are actually trying to win seats back in 260.
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At the end of the day, Levin said, if Facebook is trying to win trust back from conservatives, it's a smart move to put someone like Kyl at the helm.
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"As a smaller agency trying to win a share of the business, we don't expect the cavalry to arrive and help us," DBRS Chief Executive Officer Daniel Curry told IFR.
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Two minutes later he was sent off for trying to win a penalty in a challenge from Samuel Umtiti, angrily pushing referee Ricardo De Burgos Bengoetxea before leaving the pitch.
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"I'd be cheating my teammates by continuing to harp on something that won't benefit us trying to win a championship because that's what we're here for," James told reporters Tuesday.
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The U.N. is trying to win support for a deal to form a national unity government in Libya, but the plan has faced resistance from members of the rival parliaments.
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Blades said Bilfinger's response to Iran's "bring your own money" attitude was to focus on trying to win projects that run for only a few months rather than several years.
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Succeeding in the current, messed up system means you're winning battles in spite of major obstacles, but you're still trying to win against a machine that doesn't need to exist.
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Democrats, meanwhile, saw in Georgia an early test of their strategy of trying to win typically Republican seats in suburban areas -- districts that are relatively highly educated, wealthy and diverse.
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Maybe she made a choice, maybe she was just trying to win an argument on Twitter, but nobody else that I've ever met has chosen his or her sexual orientation.
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"I would like to have seen more players here but ... the ultimate prize we're trying to win (is) the FedEx Cup," the Englishman said at Sedgefield Country Club on Wednesday.
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Facebook isn't alone in trying to win viewers and advertisers with mobile video; other ad-supported streaming video services are on the way from the likes of Quibi and NBCUniversal.
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He noted that he was notoriously poor in spring training and said he would not — and could not — change his approach now that he was trying to win a job.
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The Spurs are still as good as any team trying to win a championship, and that's largely because LaMarcus Aldridge is one of the best players left in the playoffs.
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The low-rated film starred Reed opposite John Ritter in a story about a man trying to win his wife back after she ends things due to his bad behavior.
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The 143-year-old company has been trying to win back the market's trust after a 2015 accounting scandal uncovered widespread irregularities at the laptops-to-nuclear conglomerate for years.
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While the Trump administration is currently trying to win the power to detain families for more than 20 days, if this regulation were enacted, they might not even need to.
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It is not trying to win a championship for the first time in 29 years, trying to lift a curse, to escape the ghosts that Liverpool is trying to escape.
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There is already evidence that some church leaders are rethinking the traditional strategy of trying to win converts by persuading people that church is full of members just like themselves.
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Only one other impact player — the versatile Eduardo Nunez — is facing free agency after this season, and Evans said the Giants were focused on trying to win with this group.
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"A lot of times when you first enter a trans community, it is kind of competitive, and you are surrounded by people trying to win over each other," she said.
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For some, the Super Bowl&aposs live, captive audience is a big draw, while others like Faceook are trying to win over consumer trust after a tough couple of years.
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L by around 21759 percent to 2350 billion pounds ($2320 billion), trying to win over investors after the British engineering firm struck a rival deal of its own last week.
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However, much of his attention in the White House was focused on another health-care issue: trying to win repeal of the Affordable Care Act, as Obamacare is formally known.
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This is particularly important for a party that's devoted not just to taking the White House, but to trying to win the other levers of power in Washington, DC, too.
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While trying to win Sanford over, that hint of attraction between Taylor and their co-worker Lauren Turner (the marvelous new addition Jade Eshete), sparks into full-fledged public make-out.
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The Kree warlord and leader of the Accusers has yet to meet Thanos at this point and is simply trying to win the Kree-Skrull war for his fellow Kree people.
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Some, like Gartner, have been trying to win support for the idea that the 22017-year-old Trump has a personality disorder, or early-stage dementia, or some other clinical condition.
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Mr. Johnson said he would not press ahead with trying to win ratification of the withdrawal bill he negotiated with the European Union until the Labour Party grants him an election.
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Kurian last month said Google Cloud would focus on trying to win business from the biggest companies in a handful of industries by offering them a wider variety of specialized services.
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Now, Trump and his supporters have a golden opportunity to remind everyone of Clinton's "copying problem" and they can direct that right at the Sanders supporters they're trying to win over.
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Facebook is already notoriously unpopular with parents trying to spare their children the horrors of social media; the company has been unsuccessfully trying to win back its younger users for years.
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The United Nations is trying to win support for a deal to form a national unity government in Libya, but the plan has faced resistance from members of the rival parliaments.
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"He has figured out that he can win, and he's trying to win," said Henry Barbour, a Republican National Committee member who has repeatedly denounced Mr. Trump's effect on the party.
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The Waif (this is, apparently, her official character name) goads Arya into a fight while the girl is sitting and trying to win the pity of those who pass her by.
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Indians (ss) 21, Brewers 26 Hanley Ramirez, trying to win a roster spot, went 24-for-22 and drove in two runs to lead Cleveland over visiting Milwaukee in Goodyear, Ariz.
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Confusion abounds There is also still no concrete evidence that the Freedom Caucus -- a group that the White House is specifically trying to win over here -- would even get on board.
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New Jets CEO Christopher Johnson tried to dispel the notion that his team isn't actually trying to win this season in order to gain the top pick in next year's draft.
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Barely a week after Cardi B announced on Instagram that she and her husband Offset were parting ways, the Migos rapper is apparently trying to win back the "Bodak Yellow" superstar.
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This time they are fighting back, trying to win secure titles to their land and improve their living conditions, yet deeply mistrusting each other and the authorities tasked with helping them.
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" He said that the book described a high-pressure period when Jamin was trying to win its third Michelin star, and that in the years since, he had become "more flexible.
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Their alumni float around the building, the team is introduced as four-time Stanley Cup champions, and players are asked about trying to win the organization's first playoff series since 1993.
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And a Vietnam veteran, Herbert Donahue, helped inspire left-leaning law students to join him in trying to win clemency for U.S. service members convicted of killing Iraqi and Afghan civilians.
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If every time you and your partner get into an argument, you find yourself trying to "win" or have things your way, it could mean you're viewing the relationship completely wrong.
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Our experiment paid off when the Patriots ran over the Dolphins in Miami, their second straight shellacking at the hands of a team that's actually trying to win games this year.
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Instead, Dr. Ali, a physician, health care executive and proud immigrant, is knocking on doors trying to win voters over with a Democratic platform, one smile and hug at a time.
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Pope Francis wrapped up a two-day visit to Ireland aimed at trying to win back the confidence of Roman Catholics deeply scarred by the church's child sexual and institutional abuse.
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For his part, Mr. Donnelly is trying to win the president's approval for his legislation to curtail corporate outsourcing, which has been responsible for thousands of job losses in his state.
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To the Editor: Monica Potts's ultimately very sad article is clear proof that we should stop trying to win over (or perhaps even empathize with) the Trump voters in her hometown.
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I feel — again — that Malcolm X was right, black people are wasting their time trying to win over white people when they so clearly have no interest in being won over.
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The army is also trying to win the trust of the Mexican public, given concerns about human rights abuses since it was deployed to fight drug gangs in the last decade.
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In the delicate last stage of trying to win approval, though, Mr. Johnson is finding that those fights have depleted a precious reserve of good will among his colleagues, analysts said.
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Mike Bloomberg is trying to win the Democratic presidential nomination with an unprecedented advertising budget and the services of Hawkfish, a secretive digital agency led by onetime Facebook CMO Gary Briggs.
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McMurray has hardly run as a centrist in trying to win the 27th District, which is a strategy other Democratic candidates have pursued as they try to flip GOP-held seats.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Volkswagen AG is trying to win back American customers after its diesel emission scandal with SUV warranties that it said will be the longest in the United States.
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And yet, Flake admitted to Pelley that he would never even have considered engineering that delay on Friday if he had been trying to win a third term in the Senate.
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It puts him in the delicate position of trying to win China's support for the pact while balancing growing calls from Congress to support the protesters who are taking on Beijing.
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It felt similar to competing with friends on Fitbit to see who could accumulate the most steps — the only difference here was that I was trying to win by doing less.
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In recent years, the nation has become a battleground for Silicon Valley giants and Chinese firms that are increasingly trying to win existing users and bring the rest of the population online.
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Grimm, 48, was trying to win back his old seat in New York&aposs 11th District, which covers Republican-leaning, Trump-supporting Staten Island as well as a slice of South Brooklyn.
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Though Obama championed the TPP, his administration has stopped trying to win congressional approval for the deal that was signed by 12 economies in the Americas and Asia-Pacific, but excluded China.
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Proving that these two guys have similar taste in women, they're both trying to win the heart of Amanda Stanton, who appeared on the 20th season of The Bachelor with Ben Higgins.
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After clinching a divorce deal with the EU on Sunday, May now faces the difficult process of trying to win over her critics and get the agreement approved by the British parliament.
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"You never want to start talking playoffs too early in the thick in things, but every game is so critical to that future success and trying to win the division," Campbell said.
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They don't yet have the votes, but are desperately trying to win over enough wavering conservatives and moderates to ram this bill through — which could have immense consequences for millions of Americans.
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DePaul (33-4, 0-1), trying to win a Big East opener for just the third time since joining the league in 2006, was paced by a pair of sophomore power forwards.
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But it's a big deal to make it not only for the performance and what it says about trying to win a championship, but also because there's a lot of money involved.
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"We got to get Jordan right, and it's tough to do at the major league level going out there every fifth day trying to win major league games," manager Walt Weiss said.
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Republican leaders are trying to win more support as they plan to bring the new bill to a vote next week, in what is considered their "last best chance" to repeal Obamacare.
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Naqvi, who stepped down as chief executive following the dispute, has been trying to win support from investors and creditors for an alternative restructuring plan to avert the liquidation of the firm.
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Cornyn, who is the Senate Majority Whip, said Sunday he'd worked the phones all weekend trying to win support for the Senate health care bill and was "optimistic" the legislation would pass.
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Rajoy, whose conservative People's Party came first in the ballot, albeit well short of a majority, had said until now he would take the first shot at trying to win a majority.
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With Clinton spending much of the last several months of the general election still trying to win over Sanders voters, not doing everything to burn that bridge was probably the right move.
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And at some point, when the assets matured—that is, when the draft picks turned into players, and the players turned into stars—the team would begin trying to win a championship.
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McCain, meanwhile, hadn't really been trying to win Iowa and was focusing instead on doing well in New Hampshire, so his fourth place finish wasn't interpreted as a stunning setback for him.
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But cartels, gangs, and paramilitaries are now vying for control of the lucrative industry once controlled by the FARC, and in the process they're trying to win support from the beleaguered farmers.
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The centrist rhetoric reflects Espy's challenge in trying to win this conservative stronghold and become the state's first African-American senator since the late 1800s and its first Democratic senator since 1989.
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In trying to win the blue-state seat, Hugin has aimed to show he can differ from President Donald Trump or Senate GOP leaders and work with Democrats on key issue areas.
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Perhaps the pressure of trying to win all four major tournaments in one year was the culprit, or perhaps it was merely the unexpected brilliance of Roberta Vinci on that sunny day.
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As of now, Democrats have no plans to put the DHS bill on the floor, according to a Democratic aide, but they are intent to keep trying to win over the caucus.
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He said that bin Laden worried that using a car as a weapon would lead to indiscriminate violence, possibly killing Sunni Muslims, the very category the group was trying to win over.
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Protect Democracy filed an emergency lawsuit Tuesday night asking a federal district court in Georgia to block Secretary of State Brian Kemp from presiding over the very race he's trying to win.
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Starring in her own romantic comedy, Natalie navigates her place in a shinier New York City and a cut-throat workplace, all while trying to win over heart-throb Blake (Liam Hemsworth).
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When you couple this with an inability to compete in nearly every major city, the Republican Party is basically not even trying to win over voters in many parts of the nation.
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But Ms. King, who is 45 yet looks much younger, goes for the sting of what her character thinks is betrayal, and Mr. Smith is trying to win — or re-win — her.
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Their half-court offense in those minutes has yielded only 89.7 points per 100 possessions, per Cleaning the Glass, which is just not sustainable for a team trying to win basketball games.
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The proportion is ever higher in Wisconsin — 46 percent — where Baldwin, a liberal Democrat is trying to win a second term in a swing state Trump won by less than one percent.
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If you haven't seen it, it's essentially a sports rom-com (who doesn't like those?) about a stuck-up figure skater and a washed-up hockey player trying to win Olympic gold.
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Meanwhile, Republican leaders are trying to win the vote of Lisa Murkowski — one of three Republican senators who voted against a previous Obamacare repeal bill, in July — by funneling money to Alaska.
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But now, with the Axon 10, ZTE is hoping to make a comeback, and based on what I've seen so far, the Axon 10 is trying to win people over with value.
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The Knicks, trying to win their third game in a row, were led by Enes Kanter, who had 17 points and 17 rebounds, and Kristaps Porzingis, who chipped in with 16 points.
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"I think it's awesome and it will make for a huge month of May that she's back there," said Stewart, who spent half of his career trying to win the Indy 500.
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The planners behind the project have a difficult task: trying to win over locals who love the Jackson Park courses for what they are, which is uncrowded, simple and a little threadbare.
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Political analysts say the push is driven by Republicans trying to win back both family-filled suburbs that have turned Democratic and conservative women who have been turned off by President Trump.
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TV. "If I'm someone who is trying to win swing voters, why would I want to take away the best attack ad I have, which is Donald Trump on Twitter," he added.
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There is a worry that China is trying to win the race by stealing technology including from the U.S. I think certain parts of Europe are also a bit concerned including Germany.
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Target has become a formidable competitor to Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart because of its lineup of trendy private-label clothing, and its sharp focus on trying to win over moms and dads.
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I spent years of my childhood trying to win his approval and years of my adolescence trying to provoke his disapproval, until I had to accept that he didn't care either way.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), to get serious about trying to win over traditionally red regions by rolling out comprehensive policy plans that seek to restructure government programs and step up antitrust enforcement.
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Given the importance of Maduro's anti-Yankee bona fides to his appeal, he's probably never going to be a U.S. ally, and there's little to gain from trying to win his favor.
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He's responded to his poll numbers plummeting by doubling down with the niche of supporters he already has and firing up his devoted fans rather than trying to win any new ones.
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Yu Darvish starts Wednesday for the Dodgers, trying to win their first title since 1988, and Lance McCullers Jr. for the Astros in the first World Series Game 7 ever at Dodger Stadium.
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Ultimately, trying to win over voters by blatantly advocating for higher taxes – even if the taxes fund projects that benefit residents – is an uphill battle that no candidate or party wants to fight.
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Although it's a bit of a spoiler for the current season of The Bachelor, Rachel Lindsay — who's currently still trying to win over Nick Viall's heart on the show — is the next Bachelorette.
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This time around, OnePlus faces competition including the Moto Z2 Play at the mid-price tier and a brand new entrant — Essential — that's trying to win over Android fans in the flagship division.
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Some believe McGregor is trying to win the worship of the Brazilians like Ronda Rousey did when she faced Bethe Correia in Rio at UFC 190, but Dos Anjos scoffed at the idea.
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"The amount of Democratic energy and money being wasted on recounts instead of trying to win the Louisiana Senate Race is mind boggling," tweeted former Obama administration staffer and podcast host Dan Pfeiffer.
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Cam and Hannah weren't a great match, mostly because he tried to do the most and he needed to do, uh, a lot less when it came to trying to win her heart.
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"I think the future's very bright for this team, but at the same time, we're trying to win games — we still have some veterans that can get the job done still," Teixeira said.
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During the 18-month period when Halliburton and Baker Hughes were trying to win regulators over to their merger, Schlumberger bought equipment maker Cameron International Corp to strengthen its drilling and production systems.
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"It just boggles my mind that the Croatian federation, which should be trying to win tournaments, did something that prevented its best prospect from playing," a scout told Sports Illustrated at the time.
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Indians right-hander Shane Bieber (12-5) was trying to win his third straight start and fifth in six outings since he was named the MVP of the All-Star Game last month.
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Washington (CNN)Republican leaders are trying to stem an issue that's causing division within their own party and threatening to stall movement in the tax reform push they're so desperately trying to win.
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What would it actually mean to do one of these contests in a way that wasn't just about selling the idea of America or buying into American exceptionalism or just trying to win?
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"The dirty tricks of trying to win through bureaucratic pencil-pushing what they can't win at the ballot box represents a fraud forewarned," he wrote on the website of human rights nonprofit IDL.
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With the 2018 midterm elections fast approaching and many Republicans in vulnerable positions, Mr. Trump is trying to win agreements that will appeal to his base and help keep Republican control of Congress.
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There are always big numbers in the mix when it comes to Federer at this stage, but he can surely see the allure of trying to win his 63th Grand Slam singles title.
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Losing this one race won't ruin Democrats' chances of taking back the House outright, but it is a test for a party trying to win in much more Trumpian districts than this one.
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He wants to keep the big picture in mind — the long-term development of players like Booker and Ayton, for example — but he is not merely trying to win every game, he said.
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Minutes earlier, Nance, who was trying to win the contest 23 years after his father won it, had earned a perfect 50 with a slam off a double alley-oop off the glass.
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GM Cruise, which backed off its timetable for launching a robotaxi fleet in San Francisco this year, is meanwhile trying to win favor with city leaders and residents with a public awareness campaign.
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If you're a loyalist, it's natural to feel grumpy about the non-loyalists who love Sanders, but if you're trying to win the election, you need to get the votes of non-loyalists.
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If you're a loyalist, it's natural to feel grumpy about the non-loyalists who love Sanders, but if you're trying to win the election you need to get the votes of non-loyalists.
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Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is also trying to win back voters who may have fled to Trump in 2016 and is not alone in advocating a more moderate course.
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"I can only speak about my experiences in the team at the time," Froome, who is focused on trying to win a fourth Tour de France at next month's race, told The Guardian.
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Shares of Beyond Meat rose more than 12% on Tuesday after Reuters reported alternative meat competitor Impossible Foods is no longer trying to win a deal to supply McDonald's with plant-based burgers.
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It remains far from certain that they will be able to catch on so late in the race, but both have made clear that they are trying to win over more moderate voters.
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Where the rest of the country was concerned, including many voters a more effective president would be trying to win over or win back, it was almost certainly just a waste of breath.
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Trying to win its second consecutive Gold Cup and fourth in five tournaments, Mexico used the deeper reaches of its player pool following the World Cup qualifiers and the Confederations Cup last month.
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His arrival essentially brings together the best player in Japan and the best player in the United States, on a team still trying to win its first playoff game of Trout's breathtaking career.
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But leading Democrats trying to win back Congress also want to say Trump is a normal Republican, and to say that his racism and misogyny reflects that of Republicans in Congress in general.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A member of the House Republican team trying to win support to pass a bill dismantling Obamacare said on Friday the "next few votes" needed would be the toughest to secure.
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Spaniard Alonso will be trying to win the Indianapolis 500 in the United States on May 28, the double world champion opting to miss the Formula One season's showcase race on the same day.
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"That would be the first time he ever campaigned with him, because when Donald Trump was trying to win Florida in 2016, Adam Putnam did not attend a single rally with him," DeSantis said.
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It would foreclose the otherwise tempting option of Sanders trying to win the general election by pivoting to the center, explaining he's not really a socialist, reassuring the mainstream Democratic Party donor class, etc.
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He is just days away from trying to win back his super featherweight boxing title and avenge the only loss of his professional boxing career, a unanimous decision to undefeated Carl Frampton in July.
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During his State of the Union addresses, Obama spent considerable time trying to win over skeptics and critics with paeans to bipartisanship and centrist messaging on issues such as the deficit and national security.
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Samsung is trying to win the race to market with the first mainstream foldable device and what may be the only high-profile folding phone released in the United States for quite some time.
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The theory may or may not translate into success in November, but their victories in primaries could quiet the chorus of politicos who believe party the should be trying to win back disaffected Republicans.
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The meeting comes as Boeing is trying to win back trust from the public and customers after the two crashes claimed 346 lives and prompted regulators worldwide to order airlines to ground the planes.
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But it's not because Flynn is trying to win his ex back: He just wants to show his kids that it's important to treat people — maybe even especially your ex — with respect and love.
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Too skewed towards trying to win the unwinnable war on drugs by spraying coca fields from the air, and too compromised by giving money to an army stained by human-rights abuses, they said.
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He was also fortunate enough to win right away, so he could spend the rest of his career saying things like "just trying to win games" and never really add anything to his repertoire.
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"But the one thing that's certain— is that there is no way she is going back to [Smart]," the source says, citing previous reports that her former boyfriend is trying to win her back.
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Trey Mancini homered for Baltimore, which was trying to win back-to-back games for the first time since May 22 after snapping a 10-game losing streak Saturday with an 8-4 victory.
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So rather simply trying to win the most actual votes in the country, a presidential campaign must try to put together a map of state victories that will amass more than 270 electoral votes.
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China is also trying to win official status as a market economy from the United States and European Union, which would make it easier for its manufacturers to ward off punitive tariffs on exports.
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James Mattis — the odds-on bet for secretary of defense — and found that Mattis thought waterboarding was pretty useless and much less effective than trying to win over a prisoner with cigarettes and beer.
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As Wheeler prepares to take charge of EPA, the company he once lobbied for is trying to win contracts to clean up abandoned uranium mines, according to EFI's website and its CEO, Mark Chalmers.
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These sorts of binaries are useful if you are trying to win a play-fight with Stephen A. Smith, but they have less utility if you're not sitting in the Coors Light Hot Seat.
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Back in May, Trump named Christie the head of his transition team, which tasked his former rival with planning his presidential administration and trying to win over disgruntled Republicans unhappy with their party's choice.
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And the illegal hush-money payments that eventually led former Trump attorney Michael Cohen to start cooperating with the federal prosecutors likely wouldn't have been made if Trump wasn't trying to win the presidency.
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The former vice president has regularly called for increased gun control in his campaign, a particularly sensitive issue among the blue-collar voters he's trying to win in his primary battle with Vermont Sen.
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Trey Mancini homered for Baltimore, which was trying to win back-to-back games for the first time since May 6 after snapping a 10-game losing streak Saturday with an 8-4 victory.
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Pitching has vaulted Arizona into a blistering National League West pennant race with the Rockies (47-26) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (1593-26), who are trying to win their fifth straight division title.
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In Germany, in general, now "you have the whole team as a tight unit trying to win the ball aggressively from the opposition, leaving very few spaces and little time to act," Weinzierl said.
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LONDON, April 21 (Reuters) - A lawmaker from Britain's opposition Labour Party publicly admitted that the party is not trying to win a snap election that Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May called for June 8.
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If she wants to climb higher and seize her moment to change that, she might have to try something new: stop promising to win Republican votes, and start trying to win over the left.
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"We also have a lot of good friends who are not skiing for Norway today who could have been skiing for the team and we are also trying to win for them," he added.
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The Raptors are trying to win a first NBA title while the Warriors, winners of three of the last four championships, are attempting to cement their legacy as one of the sport's greatest dynasties.
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Clinton is likely to face a tough challenge in such states from Trump, a New York businessman who is trying to win white working-class voters with rhetoric blasting free trade and illegal immigration.
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"In trying to win the nomination, every one of the leading candidates dug themselves into a deep hole pandering to the anti-immigrant base of the Republican Party that idolizes Donald Trump," the letter says.
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Andrien White made five 3-pointers to finish with 17 points and Olivier Sarr had 16 for Wake, which was trying to win back-to-back league games for the first time since 2016-443.
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Gasly has clashing commitments in Japan, where he will be trying to win the Super Formula championship for the Mugen Honda team, but is set to return for the final three rounds of the season.
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The loss-making ride-hailing company is trying to win back investors and show that it can stay on course and keep up with larger rival Uber, which could be valued at about $90 billion.
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Why it matters: It shows the main GOP strategy in the 2018 midterm elections: deploy the president to energize and encourage the party's base, and don't spend a lot of time trying to win converts.
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That doesn't mean they support him, but when Sanders says something, the broad view is that he means it — he's not positioning himself, he's not following the polls, he's not just trying to win votes.
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The court, in a ruling that was later upheld by the Delaware Supreme Court, also found that RBC concealed that it was also trying to win the more lucrative role of providing financing to Warburg.
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The Wing also weighs four ounces less than your average pair of sunglasses, and comes in contact with your face at fewer points, which I guess is important when you're trying to win a race.
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Bowman thought it would be better for Phelps to save his energy for the 100-meter butterfly and the 200-meter individual medley, events he was trying to win for a record fourth consecutive Olympics.
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In an interview with The Hill on Sunday, Abbott said his own reelection campaign is based on trying to win over Hispanic voters, 44 percent of whom backed him at the ballot box last time.
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Total is one of several players trying to win market share from former monopoly power vendor EDF, whose market share has fallen to about 87 percent following the opening of the market ten years ago.
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"In the short term, it's two candidates trying to win an election, but in the long term someone has to govern, and it becomes more difficult when everything is seen as an extension of politics."
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As those figures swell, a public war is brewing between venue operators and people against gambling, with each trying to win the hearts and minds of state governments that rely on revenue from the machines.
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The director of national intelligence, James Clapper, was even in Pyongyang at the time, trying to win the release of a detained American, and had dinner with the then-chief of the Reconnaissance General Bureau.
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Mr. Andrus kept a copy of the ad in his desk at the Capitol, and he enjoyed pulling it out when a Republican lawmaker would come in trying to win his support for a bill.
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" It was a difficult period in the race for Clinton's campaign, and especially for the candidate's husband, who was deeply invested in trying to win back the state that once crowned him "the Comeback Kid.
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Mr. McConnell, President Trump and other Republicans are putting lots of pressure on them — and are trying to win them over with modifications that may seem like improvements but do not change the bill's substance.
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In a world where his domestic opponents are actually blaming him for a rogue regime's shooting down of a civilian aircraft, why should he bother with the impossible task of trying to win them over?
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"The Olympics, it's not about money; it's not about fame; it's about playing for your country and trying to win a gold medal," said Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, who won gold in 2006 with Sweden.
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Dershowitz argued on the Senate floor Wednesday that -- hypothetically -- a politician trying to win reelection is acting in the national interest, and therefore a quid pro quo aimed at boosting reelection chances cannot be impeachable.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont refused to say whether Jon Ossoff, the Democratic candidate trying to win a typically Republican district in Georgia while being outspoken in support of abortion rights, counts as a progressive.
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And he's no longer a monster; he's dead," Mr. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday, adding: "I don't hear too many people other than politicians who are trying to win the presidency.
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The company has recently become a formidable competitor to Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart (WMT) because of its lineup of trendy private-label clothing, and its sharp focus on trying to win over moms and dads.
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In an attempt to address the issue, the White House is trying to win over moderates by proposing to allow states to use some Medicaid funding to help low-income people pay for their deductibles.
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Cardinals 24, Chargers 17 Veteran quarterback Geno Smith, who is trying to win the job of backing up Phillip Rivers, threw for 218 yards and one touchdown as Los Angeles lost to Arizona in Phoenix.
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In Germany, which will hold elections in September, Frauke Petry and her Alternative for Germany party are trying to win at least 5 percent of the vote, the threshold to seat a delegation in Parliament.
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"If he plays his best it is hard to see anyone else winning, but the mental challenge of trying to win the one title he needs adds weight to this challenge for Novak," Courier said.
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The White House is trying to win over at least one Democratic senator, largely focusing their efforts on a coalition of red-state lawmakers up for reelection next year in states Trump won in 2016.
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Two months after the end of Barcelona's season and just prior to the start of the Olympics—where Brazil will be trying to win its first ever soccer gold medal—Neymar is having some fun.
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According to the Associated Press, there were widespread reports of ballot-box stuffing and forced voting on Sunday, and Putin was trying to win by a large margin to ensure his mandate to govern is indisputable.
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But the CSU faces a state election in October where it is likely to lose its absolute majority, and in trying to win voters back from the far-right AfD it is donning anti-immigration credentials.
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With just over 24 hours before parliament is widely expected to reject her Brexit deal, May is trying to win over Conservative lawmakers and her nominal allies in Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party to her agreement.
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"My expectation is always trying to win," Watson, 39, told reporters in White Sulphur Springs where five-time major winner Phil Mickelson and world number 31 Tony Finau are among the other notables in the field.
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The company is trying to win support for an exchange offer on its 2016 and 2017 unsecured notes and has warned that it may need a comprehensive balance sheet restructuring if the deal is not successful.
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By adding Zhong to the negotiating team, it shows that Xi is trying to win over the hard-liners, said Willems, who left his role as deputy director of the National Economic Council (NEC) in March.
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Assuming Durant signs a two-year deal that'll allow him to re-enter free agency next summer alongside Westbrook, the Thunder will still be playing with the pressure of a team trying to win it all.
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In the past 36 hours, Trump has fired off a series of tweets about the race in which Democrat Jon Ossoff is trying to win the seat outright against a crowded field of 17(!) other candidates.
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Republican strategist Steve Schmidt, who led 2008 Republican presidential nominee John McCain's campaign, said the hotel stop was the latest inexplicable act from Trump and was atypical behavior for someone trying to win the White House.
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"I am not focused on the championship now, I am focused on trying to win these races, performing at my best," said the Mercedes driver, 19 points behind team mate Nico Rosberg with two rounds remaining.
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"I'm sending $85033,000 to organizers on the front lines trying to win back our state legislatures and fight for fair redistricting," Warren announced at the Center for American Progress Ideas Conference in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday.
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In other words, all else being equal, governors perform better when they are trying to win another term, and, all else being equal, governors perform better when they have more experience in office rather than less.
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Just as James's prime has coincided with some historically great teams like Bryant's Lakers, Duncan's Spurs and Stephen Curry's Warriors, West found himself trying to win championships against Russell's Celtics, Walt Frazier's Knicks and Chamberlain's 76ers.
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"What happened to me — and it sort of happened to me — began here in this city, late at night, almost exactly 24 years ago when I was trying to win the New York primary," he said.
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Republicans say that climate change is low on the list of voter priorities and that Democrats are overplaying their hand on it, particularly in the industrial Midwest and Rust Belt states they're trying to win back.
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But based on what's come to my knowledge at this point, it seems like it's going to be an extremely memorable experience, and I look forward to trying to win a gold for the United States.
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LOS ANGELES — In "Say Anything," Cameron Crowe's 1989 film about an unambitious teenager trying to win the love of the beautiful class valedictorian, the kid (John Cusack) asks his sour, divorced sister a seemingly simple question.
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If you instead end up measuring things like Instagram followers and how many people like your posts, you might end up trying to win a game that doesn't even matter to you in the long run.
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"They are going to be broke, so we need to step in to make sure we have the resources and grassroots volunteers to keep them moving [with] fundraising and trying to win the runoff," Mahoney said.
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Mnuchin's visit to Paris comes as Washington is trying to win European support for its candidate to lead the World Bank, who is a critic of multilateral institutions and is a loyalist of President Donald Trump.
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So the legislative director has the difficult task of managing these relations — taking the temperature of members of Congress, ensuring they've been cared for and fed, and trying to win them over to the president's side.
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At the same time, Payne says Democrats are trying to win over more voters – without necessarily compromising their political ideology, which has become the subject of much debate recently as the party looks toward its future.
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The prolific best-selling author James Patterson is creating a line of short, gripping books meant to be read in a single sitting, trying to win back readers from television, video games, movies and social media.
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The former president is trying to win back votes from the far-right National Front, whose rising popularity mirrors that of populist politicians in other countries who have appealed to voter worries over globalisation and immigration.
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"It's not really something I want to speak about, I'm here really to talk and focus solely on trying to win this championships and that's really where all my energy is at the moment," he said.
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And he bypassed the traditional flesh-pressing that New Hampshire voters expect from candidates trying to win their votes, instead flying in and out of the state on his private jet and sticking to jumbo rallies.
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The man who was taken down by the NYPD while trying to win an 'Ellen' dance contest has just settled his brutality case with the city ... and he wound up with tens of thousands of dollars.
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But he's donated about $1 million to Democratic candidates and groups this cycle, such as Forward Majority Action, an organization trying to win control of local statehouses, and American Bridge, the leading Democratic opposition research firm.
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Texas A&M was trying to win its eighth consecutive conference game, its longest such streak since the university won seven in a row as a member of the former Southwest Conference during the 353-80 season.
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His news conference came as the United States was trying to win support at the United Nations Security Council for a resolution calling for tough sanctions against the country for its recent nuclear test and rocket launch.
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If Abrams wins the race, she will be the first black woman governor in the history of the US. New York: The Democratic candidate in New York's 11th District is trying to win by taking Trump's style.
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The voters in her district, Iowa's 22994st, are the ones who Democrats are desperately trying to win back in 2020: working-class whites who voted for Trump in 2016, many despite long histories with the Democratic Party.
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Singapore has spent millions trying to win more medals at the Olympics, including offering a Foreign Sports Talent programme which grants promising foreign athletes citizenship, as well as a S$1 million ($743,494.42) prize for gold medals.
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Clinton's strategy in Florida has almost exclusively focused on Miami, Orlando and Tampa, but these ads show Clinton is trying to win over Republicans put off by Trump, especially in the most conservative area of the state.
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"Trying to target North Korean mobile nuclear missiles in a crisis is like trying to win three-card monte on a New York street corner," Klingner said, "there's a high risk you'll lose more than your shirt."
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In Clinton's case, a large contingent of left-wingers might not want to be members of a party that is trying to win over former Reaganites; the behavior from many Sanders's supporters this week suggests as much.
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Ken Vogel, who's covered megadonors for years at Politico and now the New York Times, has said that he thinks a lot of them "treat this almost like a hobby" or game that they're trying to win.
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To battle to prevent impeachment approval in the full lower house vote, Rousseff's government is trying to win over lawmakers by offering government jobs that became vacant when the PMDB quit her governing coalition two weeks ago.
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I'm talking something straight out of Hoosiers, Varsity Blues, Miracle, or Friday Night Lights...but with the added emphasis of the fact that Simpson is on trial for murder, not merely trying to win a big game.
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The Tigers are trying to win back-to-back ACC titles for the first time since 1987-88, while the Hokies are looking for their first conference crown since 33 and first 10-win season since 2011.
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"What happened to me — and it sort of happened to me — began here in this city, late at night, almost exactly 24 years ago when I was trying to win the New York primary," Mr. Clinton explained.
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This team isn't trying to win right now, but developing Taurean Prince's playmaking ability and reverting Kent Bazemore back to the play-finisher he once was instead of the play-creator he's masquerading as, would be smart.
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Although he concealed his anti-Semitism beneath a "mask of moderation" when trying to win the support of the socially liberal middle classes, he specialized in big, theatrical rallies staged with spectacular elements borrowed from the circus.
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For the consummate dealmaker, Trump's trek to Capitol Hill Thursday represented his biggest and boldest venture yet — namely trying to win over support from leaders of the GOP establishment that he's repeatedly bashed for the past year.
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On Monday the New England Patriots, who are presumably trying to win the Super Bowl this season, traded linebacker Jamie Collins, who is presumably a useful player, to the Cleveland Browns for a conditional third-round pick.
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The Suns have left the distinct impression that they aren't really trying to win games, but rather are focused instead on asset collection and player development with a roster that features six players aged 21 or younger.
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Tway, the second-round leader and third-round co-leader, was trying to win his first PGA Tour title in the event where his father, Bob Tway, won the last of his Tour titles 15 years ago.
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This is alleged to have happened at a time of furious maneuvering among companies trying to win the rights to offer cellphone service in India — a battle that resulted in one of India's biggest corruption scandals ever.
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Singapore has spent millions trying to win more medals at the Olympics, including offering a Foreign Sports Talent program which grants promising foreign athletes citizenship, as well as a S$1 million ($743,494.42) prize for gold medals.
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After a season of trying to win Hannah Brown&aposs heart, complete with a much-discussed night in a windmill, Peter "Pilot Pete" Weber is set to take off on a journey to find love (pun intended).
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Kiki Hernandez cut the lead with a two-run home run in the bottom of half of inning but it was not enough for the Dodgers, who are trying to win their first title in 30 years.
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"I do think that negative commentary surrounding the game that is not factually supported can have an impact on attendance — assertions about clubs not trying to win and the like, I think that's not helpful," he said.
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In trying to win the admiration and companionship of his roommate, Duke, and his two sidekicks, "Sebastian" often defaults to commenting on the quality of a girl's ass or how much he wants to see a chick naked.
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At his confirmation hearing, the term "originalism" will no doubt be uttered by every GOP senator trying to win points with his constituency and establish the nominee's bona fides as the heir apparent to the late Justice Scalia.
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It's an even more compelling and, if occasionally frustrating, admirable iteration of Clark, a woman navigating far more potholes and pitfalls, professionally and personally, than simply trying to win what became known as the Trial of the Century.
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The headphones are part of Sennheiser's Momentum line, which has been trying to win over customers who might otherwise be interested in something like a pair of Beats — where style is as, if not more, important than sound.
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"I'm always trying to do the next thing so I'm constantly trying to win more so right now I'm thinking about the next tournament — but at that moment, I do feel like I accomplished a lot," she shared.
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We've included the questions below, and will add more as we see them: In some ways, it's a sign that Facebook is taking public opinion seriously and trying to win back users — but they're fighting an uphill battle.
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Appointed after a predecessor's sudden sacking, Gordhan has been trying to win back British- and U.S.-based investors and repair the damage from "9-12", the day in December when President Jacob Zuma suddenly changed his finance minister.
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Many of them had posted up the night before to stake out their spots ahead of the crowd trying to win free tacos for a year, hot sauce packet pillows, and taco hats from the brand's promotional models.
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At a pub in Bradford in 1864, Emma Sharp, who was attempting to cover 1,000 miles in 1,000 hours, defended herself with pistols against men trying to win their bets by pressing chloroform-soaked cloths into her face.
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Reality check: The GOP leaders are trying to win them over, as Jonathan Swan reported yesterday — but when was the last time a bill failed in the House because moderate Republicans all stood their ground against the leadership?
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But as Democrats begin the necessary process of trying to win back these disaffected white voters, and as President Donald J. Trump starts to become a fact of life, his normalization, to a certain extent, will be inevitable.
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When Sanders first got in the race, his campaign was universally understood, including by the candidate himself, as about trying to advance an ideological viewpoint and some big ideas rather than about trying to win the Democratic nomination.
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"Unfortunately, it's really easy to get caught up in a battle of he-said-she-said when in a separation, and sadly, even easier to feel empowered by writing checks to attorneys and trying to 'win,'" Curtis reflects.
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