It becomes clear here that she isn't just the underdog; she's the underdog to the underdog.
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It's not really an underdog, but it's an underdog for the band.
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I'm in like an underdog… You can't be the underdog and the GOAT.
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But his latest project isn't just about an underdog — it was, itself, an underdog.
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"Everyone loves a comeback story, and the underdog, and Tiger became the underdog," Begay said.
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Lasting passion is the underdog here, and who doesn't like to root for a good underdog?
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Three different decades, three different underdog stories, all brought to you by the same underdog hero.
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If there's one thing tech enthusiasts love more than an underdog, it's an underdog with high specs.
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He said: Beto O'Rourke started the race as a clear underdog, and he remains a clear underdog.
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It's an underdog success story that comes from a world we don't usually associate with underdog success stories.
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As a matter of fact, I would venture to say hers is the underdog of all underdog stories.
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I've been an underdog in the past — and once again, we're going to be an underdog campaign that WINS.
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" He continued, "Doesn't mean that Carson Wentz isn't our guy, but ultimately you gotta understand the underdog and the underdog story.
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Opinion: Anthony Bourdain was a voice for the underdog Anthony Bourdain was a tireless advocate for the underdog, writes Alice Driver.
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Jack the Plumber makes for one of the better underdog stories in a movie where literally every character is an underdog.
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Iowa is a trendy underdog pick this week, and an underdog getting public support is a red flag for my gambling rulebook.
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And so Syracuse enters this year's Final Four as the strangest kind of underdog: The pseudo-underdog no one really wants to root for.
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America loves an underdog — except if that underdog is a woman from an underprivileged background who refuses to conform to the playbook provided for her.
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The story beats in pro wrestling have to follow this arc: the beloved underdog (my god, Kenny Omega as underdog) beating the arrogant, perfect champion.
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"We like to think of Wyatt as our little underdog, just like the Falcons have been an underdog this season," said Wyatt's mom, Jennifer Keeton, 34.
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"We'll be the underdog, but being the underdog in New York is not the worst situation in politics," Tad Devine, Sanders's chief strategist, told the Washington Post.
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Pakistan is clearly the underdog in any nonnuclear matchup with India, but it is certainly the world's first nuclear-armed underdog to successfully apply the tactic against a nuclear rival.
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The lack of exclusives, while obnoxious, also makes me feel like I've sided with the underdog… as much as a global corporation valued at $8 billion can be considered an underdog.
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If anything, we kind of, I guess, give favor to the underdog a lot in our coverage in the way that we look at stories, and Bernie is such a natural underdog.
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But at heart, Lewis says he is still an underdog.
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Well, this is an underdog story set under the sea.
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He became famous for his infectious underdog story and earnestness.
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I was always the underdog but managed to get through.
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Marvel Comics' Runaways has been an underdog in superhero comics.
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And even a win still leaves her as an underdog.
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But I love an underdog, and I did it anyway.
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Alas, American lost to another underdog: the New York Mets.
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Yet Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, says she's the underdog.
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And that means very big trouble for his underdog campaign.
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And then the team dance, we were the underdog team.
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Just like the city, the political left is the underdog.
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Obviously, any challenger to Clinton would have been an underdog.
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Your team is always going to be a massive underdog.
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Instead, it was looking like The International's greatest underdog yet.
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"We are a little bit of an underdog," Lagerbäck said.
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So we'll see if she can regain her underdog status.
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McGregor was just about the biggest underdog since Rocky Balboa.
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But this underdog does not deserve our sympathy or affection.
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THE British like being on the side of the underdog.
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Either candidate would probably be an underdog in the fall.
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Despite Google's backing, Android TV is something of an underdog.
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It could leave an opening for the underdog Labour Party.
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Cravath arrives as an underdog on the very first page.
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After visiting both stores, the underdog was the clear winner.
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Corporate marketers know that underdog status has a humanizing effect.
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It's clear these startups are the underdog in this fight.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio, an underdog in the race.
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This new underdog almost emerges but then suddenly does not.
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Is there any more classic underdog than the Victorian orphan?
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It's the classic underdog story — and, hey, it's about hockey.
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X FACTOR Befitting their underdog status, the Ramblers are small.
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I got the same basic underdog on the ride story.
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The story of Toronto is the story of the underdog.
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I was an underdog in everything I've ever been near.
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Imagine you are running an underdog campaign for elected office.
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But the feature is more than an underdog sports comedy.
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Federer, beloved, finds himself in the unusual role of underdog.
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"We were the underdog, or so everybody said," Busch said.
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"He kind of came in as an underdog," Stowell said.
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His team, the Boston Red Sox, is now the underdog.
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"No longer are technology companies the underdog upstarts," Barr said.
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Sounds like an underdog bet may be the smart play.
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He saw himself as a scrappy underdog fighting the establishment.
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It's because the bull was an underdog the whole way.
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Togo was also a literal underdog right from the start.
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For Mozilla, there's a plus side to being the underdog.
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Hacking gives the underdog a chance to fight and win.
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But there is still something decidedly underdog about the city.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — An insurgent underdog no more, Vermont Sen.
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Moser will be the underdog, though she certainly might win.
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In an underdog win for a movie about an underdog profession, the newspaper drama "Spotlight" took best picture at the 88th Academy Awards on Sunday, where remarks on lack of diversity in Hollywood dominated proceedings.
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If you're picking every favorite, you're never rooting for the underdog.
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At the same time, he's still left as a relative underdog.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers opened as a +650 underdog in the finals.
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Still, his underdog race against Cruz earned him a national following.
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Jim has officially been set apart as the underdog to beat.
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The Big Short was the shocker, the underdog that stunned everyone
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"I've been the underdog before," Garcia said at Thursday's press conference.
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The underdog stock is beating both Netflix and Disney this year.
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Her opponent that night, another Indian called Seema, was the underdog.
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Despite being a heavy underdog, Ali beat the champ by TKO.
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OpTic, the most popular team, is now the underdog... OpTic exploded.
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To be an underdog is to have a lot more fun.
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That was an appealing image when Uber was actually an underdog.
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If you like an underdog story, this series is for you.
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That's what it takes for an underdog to win in March.
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But is a Shanghai that isn't the perennial underdog still Shanghai?
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"Marco is better when he's an underdog," one Rubio adviser said.
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Besides, what kind of heartless bastard doesn't cheer for the underdog?
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I'll give you one underdog, then you gotta swing by yourself
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Detroit, Michigan, is a Midwestern underdog that's bouncing back after bankruptcy.
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In every way, the Haitians remain the ultimate underdog on Wednesday.
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Lisa Bloom has made a career out of representing the underdog.
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He loves to be in the situation of fighting from underdog.
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Political analysts viewed Mr. Murphy as the underdog in the race.
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In many of these new markets we are definitely the underdog.
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Our underdog love is a mile wide and an inch deep.
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In other words, marketing Claressa as the dynasty, not the underdog.
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These days, more than ever, we embrace the underdog software developer.
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Nothing, hype or no hype, feels like underdog music to me.
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So, he's kinda got a dog in this fight ... the underdog.
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In any other season, Southampton would be the ultimate underdog story.
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Jolly went into his reelection race as an underdog against Crist.
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Schupp, much like the Runner he's playing, is the underdog here.
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Bellator is the underdog, but one with no shortage of ambition.
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I wouldn't think she would turn her back on the underdog.
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Pitino always believed he was at his best as the underdog.
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In other words, Arthur is the underdog of the Joker universe.
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The gamblers don't think so ... Detroit is a 3.5 point underdog.
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"Some players, they really need to be an underdog," Fissette said.
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Underdog Darryl Glenn was the only candidate to qualify that way.
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He was an underdog and he believed in attacking the powerful.
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I wanted to root for this spirited underdog all the way.
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Another kind of underdog helped drum up attention to climate change.
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We're going in with an underdog mentality to prove people wrong.
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Check out some of our favorite recipes featuring this underdog cut.
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This debut feature by Susan Seidelman could be an underdog story.
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The movement, though, is often cast in the role of underdog.
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Much like the current Leicester team, Goldsmith is a perennial underdog.
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In these early years, Uber often seemed like the plucky underdog.
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Their claims are rarely supported by data, but they do serve a purpose, because the underdog strategy has a shelf life: Sooner or later, a successful underdog has to show some potential to become the top dog.
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Even the underdog nominee The Band's Visit was a warmhearted movie first.
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Even there, though, Renacci starts as a clear underdog to Democratic Sen.
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Silvestre Reyes, an eight-term incumbent, helping O'Rourke to an underdog victory.
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If it sounds like a true underdog story, look a little closer.
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Lincoln walked into the crowded Chicago convention that year as the underdog.
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He's half scrappy underdog, half rising troll, and it's a mesmerizing combo.
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"They are not the underdog, they are the Death Star," Dillon said.
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PewDiePie, the individual YouTube content creator, is the underdog in this fight.
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But wait — did this lopsided loss make Megan technically the underdog again?
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Five Auburn turnovers — including four fumbles — kept underdog Mercer in the game.
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He's been a favorite, he's been an underdog, he's won, he's lost.
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Adding Durant would also obliterate whatever remains of Golden State's underdog vibes.
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"We don't really look at it as being an underdog," Anas said.
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I was the "low performing" kid in class, the underdog in school.
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"I'm the underdog until they call me the winner," Kaine said Saturday.
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A 'comeback' implies he's the underdog and victim, and he is neither.
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Top players can adjust, but the advantage is certainly with the underdog.
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Mousesports, on the other hand, is the underdog in the ELeague semifinals.
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Are these sort of underdog stories a good thing for the league?
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Bezos, of course, is not an underdog in nearly any other respect.
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Sure, Mitrione would be a rightful underdog against the fearsome Russian veteran.
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A significant underdog, Wawrinka blasted 60 winners in a four-set victory.
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He was the underdog who was unusually candid for a presidential candidate.
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Is it possible for someone who went to Harvard be an underdog?
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Mr. Trump begins the general election as a severe underdog to Mrs.
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That's probably why Trump starts off the 2020 campaign as an underdog.
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But it brings that underdog chip back, and I miss that chip.
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Mr. Karjakin came into the match in the unaccustomed position of underdog.
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Democrats are now the underdog party for winning control of the Senate.
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At the beginning of the series, Daenerys was the show's clear underdog.
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We love underdog independent bookstores but still spend more money at Amazon.
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Lyft, the perennial underdog, will probably unfurl its own gimmicks as well.
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I clearly see us as someone who is seen as the underdog.
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Being the underdog is Gaga's element, her milieu, her practice, her shit.
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Of course, the Vermont senator remains an underdog in the race overall.
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Drugstore makeup is no longer the underdog when it comes to quality.
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They are a pinstriped underdog in the year of the solar eclipse.
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But since people are calling out [the underdog narrative], it's getting worse.
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For her, it's all about the underdog, the people on the bottom.
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The films all followed the same narrative: the triumph of the underdog.
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A group of underdog players beat the unbeatable team in improbable fashion.
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Mr. Mathews's underdog candidates often lost, but he relished the good fight.
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But Yang's candidacy has more to offer than an admirable underdog tale.
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Mr. Vincenti has carved out an underdog role, not unlike the coyote.
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The crowd, it's a great crowd, and they always love an underdog.
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I decided to train even harder, that I would be the underdog.
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In their match, it is no secret who will be the underdog.
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"Underdog was a bumbler," Mr. Harris told The Fresno Bee in 2007.
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Is it any wonder we're rooting for Bravo's underdog show that could?
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Wasserman Schultz is "the underdog," said one Democrat on the Appropriations panel.
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This self-described underdog sees nothing problematic in its affinity for power.
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Despite all of that, though, the G70 is priced like an underdog.
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Its identity is as the eternal underdog, forever punching above its weight.
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It's such an underdog in this market of pop-pop-pop music.
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I don't think people are connecting because they feel like the underdog.
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The underdog takes on the mighty and presumptive winner and topples him.
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And Clinton has adopted an underdog theme to her campaign speeches there.
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Once again, Griffin found himself coming into a fight as the underdog.
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The Democrats' underdog gubernatorial candidate, David Garcia, was along for the ride.
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The heavy underdog, Melendez will be eager to prove all the doubters wrong.
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A 3-1 underdog, Maidana shocked the world by winning a unanimous decision.
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She's always been the underdog, perpetually on the verge of a Cinderella story.
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She's a champion for the underdog, for the little guy and little gal.
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Stone is clearly the underdog, with Box as the big, bad bully detective.
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The entire time we've always been treated as this underdog, this white trash.
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When told about it, a surprised Mayfield said, "Underdog?" and then said nothing.
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When Uber was a clear underdog, many people appreciated the company's rebellious streak.
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She is still an underdog: Georgia last elected a Democratic governor in 1998.
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It may actually be better for the Davids to keep their underdog spot.
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"The Bug" — O'Neil is an underdog in the truest sense of the word.
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But now we're here, and he's an underdog who continually defies people's expectations.
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Concert-goers seem to take pride in the underdog character of their musicians.
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Apple went from underdog status to the most valuable company in the world.
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Judge is not done telling the underdog story, and that's okay for now.
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There's also an underdog mask inscribed on the inside of the ring. Congrats!!!
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His Defenders teammates are all defined, in some way, by their underdog status.
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But it runs Ubuntu, and that makes it too much of an underdog.
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I truly feel as if we've doubled down and won the underdog hand.
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The outspoken activist, podcaster, and prolific tweeter is the underdog in the race.
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Apple Maps, a major underdog at launch, continues to get some key upgrades.
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Among the titans of athletic-wear retailers, Under Armour is considered the underdog.
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"It's the victory of the underdog, isn't it?" her spouse, Jenny Fox, said.
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He was a 22-230 underdog to Foreman, unbeaten in 23 previous bouts.
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It is the underdog because their job is to speak truth to power.
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So what makes one a hopeless underdog and the other the prohibitive favorite?
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Now, facing term limits, de León is mounting an underdog challenge to Sen.
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Back in Asia, Bhutan's underdog squad has a fearsome moniker: the Dragon Boys.
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But he's probably an underdog as well in Connecticut, Delaware and New York.
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Every revolution needs its plucky underdog, its Karen Silkwood kicking against the pricks.
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And thank God we did, because our software would suck without the underdog.
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Faced with decades of ridicule, the UFO community has always been the underdog.
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She has amassed considerable political clout but views herself as a perpetual underdog.
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In 1967, Israel was still very much the underdog in the Middle East.
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Disruption is fundamentally an underdog story, propelling entrepreneurs and infusing fear into incumbents.
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The No. 13 seed means the Anteaters are an underdog in that game.
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The story of the underdog is the most compelling sports narrative we have.
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Long story short, there's no favorite or underdog -- ya just gotta guess right!
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It gave me the insight into the dignity and strength of the underdog.
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I feel like the underdog still, even though, shockingly, I've become the mainstream.
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And while an underdog, they always have a puncher's chance, thanks to LeBron.
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It seems unlikely that the Melbourne crowd will be rooting for the underdog.
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"Sometimes, the underdog gets their say, and it works out," Ms. Hovden said.
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On the other, he is a decided underdog to actually, you know, win.
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But there is no doubt he is a severe underdog in his primary.
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FYI, Douglas was a 42-to-1 underdog when he knocked Tyson out.
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Moonlight certainly isn't the first underdog film to pull off a surprise win.
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"People call me the underdog, but that's all right," Miller, 30, said Tuesday.
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We've all seen this breed of underdog story before, one way or another.
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A full-throated five-setter would surely have been a more appropriate finish considering how many Hewitt had fought through in his long career as he went from underdog to world No. 1 and then, for many years, back to underdog.
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First of all, people are bad at understanding probability so [laughs] ... When you've got a binary choice, when you've got an underdog, to think that there's no probability that the underdog will win is a pretty absurd, mathematically absurd, idea.
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Everybody loves a comeback story, and Kojima, seemingly under the boot of his former employer, became gaming's most famous underdog (though whether the most famous developer on the planet can truly be considered an underdog is a matter of some debate).
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There are more online players on competing platforms, and Microsoft is now the underdog.
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But Hillary Clinton has entered New Hampshire as an underdog before and emerged victorious.
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Noisey: Like the characters in his songs Randy comes across as a lovable underdog.
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But to cast himself as an underdog goes against every grain of Trump's persona.
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"I truly feel as if we've doubled down and won the underdog hand. Truly."
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This series loves a good underdog story: Against all odds, those heroes can triumph.
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Surrounded by tech's titans, Spotify may still be the underdog in the long run.
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Although he continued to play the underdog card, he started lashing out on Tuesday.
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We watch action movies all the time, and we love rivalries and underdog stories.
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"Somehow we've made him into a blue-collar underdog billionaire," said Betras, of Youngstown.
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"I think African Americans traditionally see themselves as a type of underdog," Ansley says.
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Markel presents Clinton as not just a plucky female underdog but practically a unicorn.
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More specifically, her underdog status mirrors the experiences of other gay icons before her.
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So Tom has always had that underdog mentality, all the way back to Hellhammer.
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The most intriguing, wild ideas are coming from the startups and underdog camera companies.
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Instead, he cast FF as an underdog short on pedigree, but full of promise.
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His campaign, looking to reinforce his underdog image, claims he's eschewing typical debate preparations.
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It would have been one thing if gangly, smiling Sanjaya were merely an underdog.
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The story of the mobster is the rags-to-riches story of the underdog.
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When Google's the Underdog with Diane Greene (Google) 3:00 PM – 3:05 PM
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Hogan biiki, a tendency to root for the underdog, may also play a part.
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" I was the underdog to win, so when I won, I yelled, "I won!
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The company proved it's not afraid to be the underdog, challenging YouTube for video.
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Normally, it might sound like mental gymnastics, the old we're-the-underdog motivational ploy.
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COOPER: Bernie Sanders, just a short time ago, said he is the underdog here.
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Levy embodies her mousy-turned-ballsy underdog role, right down to the power bangs.
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Alongside Iceland, Wales' underdog story was one of the most compelling at Euro 2016.
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So if you love a good underdog, consider getting on board with the Hurricanes.
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His underdog rant goes on for just a little longer than way too long.
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"[He] always sees himself as an underdog," says Thuan Pham, Uber's chief technology officer.
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At the moment Uber is the underdog in India, lagging Ola, its local rival.
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The underdog status of "The Mats" (yet another self-deprecating name) was no pose.
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" But others welcome Hamon as an underdog, calling him the "Bernie Sanders of France.
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She's an underdog, who rose from the Brooklyn projects to the pinnacle of celebrity.
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"That would be perfect, she might like that underdog status of him," Poehler said.
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An underdog his whole career, the 27-year-old now plays with LeBron James.
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There's always a jockeying going on as to who's favourite and who's the underdog.
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Despite the excitement among activists, Ramirez-Rosa begins the race as a clear underdog.
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It appeared to be a classic tale of an underdog battling a huge incumbent.
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Levi Sanders was considered an underdog, and notably did not get his father's endorsement.
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Apatow grew up as a Mets fan, and he prefers their underdog, underachieving days.
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The truth is this poses a real challenge for an underdog campaign like ours.
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It's an intoxicating, yet often fleeting and shallow fling, our romance with the underdog.
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But if you look at your opponent's squad and consider yourself a big underdog?
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For those pulling for a clear underdog, it ended up a bit bitter sweet.
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Despite his recent skid—and his resulting underdog status—this one was all Ellenberger.
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Watching the proud champion immobile and screaming when he's rarely the underdog felt great.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) is pulling in big bucks in his underdog challenge to Cruz.
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The Senators were the inspiration for "Damn Yankees," a homage to the ultimate underdog.
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And Belgium gets to be the underdog again, a status that Martínez revels in.
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"Islamic terrorists are not the underdog or downtrodden deserving a zealous defense," she said.
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Compliment their bravery and generosity, and their tendency to stick up for the underdog.
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Campaigning in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood on Saturday, Mr. Gillum relished his underdog status.
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Philadelphia's status as underdog rests almost entirely on which version of Foles shows up.
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The matches exhilarated him, and the sport tapped into his love of the underdog.
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Four years ago, as an underdog facing Hillary Clinton, Sanders took the opposite position.
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The underdog "Super Troopers 2" zipped along to $14.7 million, good for fourth place.
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"She was an underdog," said Ms. Hamilton, whose card company is called Tay Ham.
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The MAC team was the underdog in every game, yes, even to Old Dominion.
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I've been an underdog my whole life, and I've never let that stop me.
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But she was a 6-1 underdog against Evetts and beat the odds then.
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"I've been an underdog all my life," Mr. Patrick said in his new ad.
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Heitkamp said she is "doing well" but views herself as an underdog against Rep.
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"Moonlight," the underdog film about a young, gay, black man, had in fact won.
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Should it upset L.S.U. it will be around a 12½-point underdog again. Dec.
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Ms. Parks ("Topdog/Underdog") has devoted much of her career to excavating this vacuum.
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He empathized with and advocated for the worker, the underdog and the discriminated against.
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Whatever Republican wins the nomination will go into the Senate race as the underdog.
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Any team visiting the Superdome in this postseason will likely be a considerable underdog.
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He was, after all, probably even more famous for being the voice of Underdog.
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Mr. Lozman calls himself "a persistent and tenacious underdog," which may be an understatement.
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One analyst is calling Lowe's the quintessential underdog in a tumultuous world of retail.
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Joe Crowley to Andrew Gillum's electrifying underdog victory in Florida's gubernatorial primaries last week.
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Here was another show about a white male underdog trying to overcome his awkwardness.
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The black-and-white ad, out Friday in the Philadelphia Inquirer —the agencies agreed to run it in a daily newspaper — features William Penn atop City Hall donning an underdog mask, created earlier this year to represent the Eagles' season-long underdog status.
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Against brick-fisted jiu jitsu whiz Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, he'd almost certainly be an underdog.
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While Hisense isn't exactly a household name in the U.S., it's no upstart or underdog.
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And can it provide the same kind of momentum that some underdog candidates have experienced?
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But Fox likes to portray itself as the underdog, fighting the supposed liberal media elite.
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Skip if: You are tired of movies about the underdog (in this case, under rabbit).
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Netflix shares are battling a surprise underdog in the fight for streaming stock supremacy: Roku.
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In her final pitch, she is urging voters to get on board with the underdog.
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But Taylor, the underdog in next month's Republican primary, has run away from the endorsement.
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Lyft has often been branded as the underdog and the friendlier of the two companies.
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Fiona was once an underdog, so perhaps it's no surprise that she loves them, too.
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Of course, Warren isn't the only (former) underdog in a Democratic race overstuffed with candidates.
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You're totally right about the underdog thing, because when Hellhammer got started, they were hated!
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As much as I'm rooting for the underdog Davids, I actually agree with Mike's philosophy.
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" Buttigieg told CNBC in a February interview that "I understand this is an underdog project.
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Once a lovable underdog goofball, Kyle comes into FR as a heartless, lying, manipulative… pirate.
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If you enjoy an underdog but feel Iceland is a little too mainstream now: Peru.
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For the online set, Rotten was the underdog of the show — flawed, but infinitely relatable.
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Namajunas, largely considered a huge underdog, took a submission win after her opponent tapped out.
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Having been on the jury, I know how much the jurors root for the underdog.
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She boasted how that underdog status only bonded the Parks and Rec family even more.
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Because everything is still terrible, it's hard to think of Hydrox as an adorable underdog.
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Game recognizes game, as they say; a perpetual beta tends to root for an underdog.
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Once an underdog many years ago, they're now a dynasty with repeat Super Bowl performances.
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Clinton is Goliath -- once again the presumptive nominee -- and a heavy underdog in New Hampshire.
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Democratic nominee James Thompson, a civil rights lawyer, goes into the race as an underdog.
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Fox News isn't the only example of Trump giving a boost to a TV underdog.
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His underdog comment comes as polls in several states have tightened, including Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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This year has been rather fruitful for the underdog at the Australian Open tennis tournament.
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"He's used to being an underdog," Jimenez, a 44-year-old Boynton Beach resident, said.
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Last weekend, the other hilarious underdog tale from those games got its chance in theaters.
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Watching those pitches bond, sing, and win despite their underdog status is damn fine entertainment.
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Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, was a 224-23 betting underdog at that time.
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She's a fierce underdog: an articulate, energetic lawyer who served for decades in the legislature.
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It's much more exciting when the underdog wins, and all the more so in this
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And the fact the Cavs are about a 2-1 underdog means nothing to James.
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Seabiscuit was an underdog that went on to become the American Horse of the Year.
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Bob Ehrlich (R) lost his job in 2006 to his one-time underdog challenger, O'Malley.
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Snow will be a huge underdog to Lee, the conservative senator and ally of Sen.
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A home underdog with the support of the sharp bettors — there's nothing better than that.
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While Sanders was widely regarded as the underdog, Pappas was seen as the establishment favorite.
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Stacey Evans first, and would start out as an underdog against her eventual Republican opponent.
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On paper they are the underdog again so I know they are talking about that.
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We want the underdog teams to beat the heavyweights like Kansas, Duke and Michigan State.
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"She just told the story about how she was the underdog," forward Justin Sears said.
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But what happens when one of the most promising artists is no longer the underdog?
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The first fight ended controversially with the underdog Groves troubling Froch in the early stages.
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At UFC 202 Story comes in as the underdog again, this time against Donald Cerrone.
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I think being a woman in tech for so long, I felt like an underdog.
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I thought that as a Palestinian living in Gaza, you would probably like underdog heroes.
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It's an underdog sport and there's something beautiful about liking a team that doesn't win.
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In an instant, the underdog rapper, also known as Yegor Rakitin, turned into a celebrity.
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" She added, "He's still tough and fit and resilient and a champion of the underdog.
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He is a reflexive democrat whose underdog sympathies haven't curdled into glum superhero self-pity.
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Few things hold more sway in the popular mind than the triumph of an underdog.
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I contend with it because I've always heard the underdog; I believe you have too.
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If 248 turns out to be a referendum on Trump's overall performance, he's an underdog.
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In those final three states, he was a huge underdog 24 hours before polls opened.
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Sanders has always been some combination of scrappy underdog and Don Quixote charging at windmills.
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Even playing at home, Japan will be a big underdog if it makes the quarterfinals.
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Trump was a slight underdog 90 days ago, with a 42% chance to win reelection.
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The oddsmakers have come around a bit, and she is only a 5-1 underdog.
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"Although he's a billionaire, people saw him as the underdog," he said of Mr. Trump.
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RED BANK, N.J. — The composer and lyricist Joe Iconis roots for the underdog, the oddball.
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The Democrat will likely be an underdog in 2020, when he will first face reelection.
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Rick Scott; if he doesn't run, Republicans will be a major underdog against Democratic Sen.
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All of a sudden I felt like I was the underdog but I'm a fighter.
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The underdog Titans toppled the top-seeded Baltimore Ravens on Saturday night (The Associated Press).
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But if that is not enough, the draft might take on underdog status after all.
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Whoever emerges in the final spot will be a prohibitive underdog against the top seed.
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With that in mind, we'll bet the dismissed home underdog and hope for the best.
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R.I.P. Jack: you were a beautiful spirit who always took the side of the underdog.
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An early underdog in a crowded field, the 39-year-old edged out former Rep.
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One of the best performances ever, especially as the underdog and he beats the guy.
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He's not an underdog, and though he's a celebrity, he's not truly an aspirational one.
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She may be a better candidate as a scrappy underdog than as a front-runner.
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It was a match in which the top-ranked player was also the decided underdog.
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Without a significant improvement in Trump's standing, he would be a big underdog in 2020.
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Underdog Kansas City punted twice in New England territory, and of course went on to lose.
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Typically, fantasy anime stories revolve around a protagonist moving from underdog status to odds-on favorite.
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He was a very sensitive soul who was kind, generous and he fought for the underdog.
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Our team was an underdog -- to everyone but us, because we know we could do it.
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Country underdog Musgraves continued her unexpected awards season showing with her Album of the Year nod.
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That's why self-made billionaire Richard Branson operates with an underdog mentality, despite his countless successes.
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Melissa Joan Hart is branching out into the world of politics and stumping for the underdog.
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Luella seemed to think Lola's underdog story makes her a great face for any advertising campaign.
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At a campaign event in Manchester, New Hampshire, Biden began to reframe himself as an underdog.
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The definitive underdog tale from the 1980s returns in "Cobra Kai," a series on YouTube Red.
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"I know they can relate to my fighting—Kachin people are always the underdog," he says.
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But what makes Warren's underdog-ness stand out is how central effort is to her image.
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And given how little help he gets from his teammates, every snap becomes an underdog saga.
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From innovative gadgets to underdog masks, the results impress us every single time we use them.
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Executives from both carriers indicated that the decision to go with an industry underdog was purposeful.
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The Sundance film festival has, at its core, been a place for the underdog to thrive.
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He adapts his persona to any situation: underdog artist, savvy businessman, mentor, son, husband, father, visionary.
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" – New York Magazine "An elegant work from the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Topdog/Underdog".
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"We've been kind of the underdog so many times this year," Carolina defenseman Brett Pesce said.
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Front-to-back, Springsteen's undying optimism and lifelong tendency to root for the underdog are pervasive.
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The big question: Can a well-rested underdog beat a team that's better but banged up?
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In one respect, according to the historical cycle of presidential politics, Clinton should be the underdog.
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The Mummers exemplify much of what defines older generations of Philadelphia: a tough-guy, underdog attitude.
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There's a splash of underdog mentality in there too: When we prove ourselves, we prove it.
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"It's a narrower race, number one, and number two, I acknowledge we're an underdog," he said.
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Everyone loves an underdog, but the fast-rising Tennys Sandgren is proving to be quite polarising.
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Whoever wins will likely face former RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie, who will certainly be the underdog.
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"It's to remember that tough, underdog mentality that's always been a part of myself," Fergie says.
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But for one night, at least, the Islanders were far more Cobra Kai than hobbled underdog.
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Such figures still would have left Mr Sanders a big underdog, but not a hopeless one.
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It is a dominating ocean of red, and a graphic reminder of Trump's underdog electoral landslide.
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Ali was the underdog, smaller and seven years older than Foreman, when they met on Oct.
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She's the underdog, the person you wouldn't expect to achieve but they work hard at something.
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She could even find herself labelled as an underdog for the first time in her career.
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And if that underdog is from your own home country, that's when things really get crazy.
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Underdog Darryl Glenn, an El Paso County commissioner, was the only candidate to qualify that way.
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No Republican presidential candidate has won Wisconsin in more than 28500 years, underlining Trump's underdog status.
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Khan and his advisers, meanwhile, enjoy his image as an underdog, a realist, and a competitor.
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In fact, you would expect that the underdog would win in three of 10 such elections.
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So me, if I fight for the title next, he's got to fight for the underdog.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Filipino food was once an underdog among Asian cuisines.
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The president's party would be a modest 2-to-1 or so underdog under ordinary circumstances.
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That was reflected in his odds: He was an underdog in his first title defense tonight.
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"I understand my position in the game, in this fight," he says of his underdog status.
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Yet with our fondness for the underdog, we usually say one thing and do the other.
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"She's already proven that if she's the underdog, she can surprise people," Rose told TMZ Sports.
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Watching him feels like being in Rocky, cheering on a scrappy underdog who's proving everyone wrong.
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Buddy is the clean-cut star athlete who is ultimately toppled by the underdog school geek.
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As far as Copenhagen music venues go, Jaguaren ("the Jaguar") is a bit of an underdog.
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The game had entirely changed, and Opposition Bloc, as its name suggests, was now the underdog.
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"I have a tendency to always root for the underdog and the weaker party," he said.
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Before working for Trump, Cohn had an underdog story good enough for a best-selling book.
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Perhaps it's because, as an animal dead by human misadventure, the ape is the eternal underdog.
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The actress draws on her earthiness to make Joy an underdog who's very easy to love.
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They are resourceful and determined, and have the ethos (and the recruiting budget) of an underdog.
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She is a complete and utter success, and yet an eternal underdog — even when she's onstage.
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Together, those roles made Mercury a double outsider, a two-fisted underdog fighting for his day.
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At halftime, the N.F.C. Championship game is all Philadelphia, with the underdog Eagles leading 24-7.
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Nervously fretting over Donald Trump is well and good, but he is a pretty clear underdog.
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But I was hoping she would use her success to go back and help the underdog.
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Ellis came to the tournament as an underdog and fought the best bouts of his life.
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We live in an era of existential uncertainty and underdog heroes give us glimmers of hope.
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Mr. Sanders noted that he was often endorsing underdog candidates who would be outspent in campaigns.
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His last dispatch was from Lyon and Marseille where he found himself falling for the underdog.
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"No longer are tech companies the underdog upstarts," Barr said at last week's Justice Department workshop.
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Division One (in development): A coming-of-age comedy about an underdog women's collegiate soccer team
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There's also a crowded Democratic primary, but Democrats will be the underdog in the general election.
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Revisit this classic underdog tale before the premiere of the revival series "Cobra Kai" on Wednesday.
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Still, it was an underdog project, the kind that gets told rarely and succeeds even less.
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"I've been on the cusp my whole career, being the underdog and being doubted," he says.
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This champion "underdog" was perhaps most threatening in that he was a master of surpassing expectation.
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Not having Ramsey hurts Jacksonville's defense, but not so much that they should be the underdog.
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Lim was the definite underdog in the matchup, and had her work cut out for her.
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Joe Harris, a commercial illustrator, drew enduring cartoon characters including the Trix cereal rabbit and Underdog.
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"Moonlight" was the progressive art-house underdog, "Manchester by the Sea" the bleak film-festival darling.
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The emirate has also leveraged its status as an underdog to inspire its native-born population.
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Jones is viewed as an underdog in the race, as Alabama is a heavily red state.
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Once considered the underdog to Novartis and Juno, Kite might be the first reach the market.
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It's the ultimate underdog story, and that's what attracted me to it in the first place.
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Westbrook was the scowling underdog on a never-ending mission to prove the entire universe wrong.
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The oddsmakers think it's likely ... "Yes" is favored at -300 while "No" is a +200 underdog.
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Despite holding the higher ranking, Ohio State is a two-point underdog heading into the contest.
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Though he has rarely played in this tournament, Aviles is representative of Puerto Rico's underdog status.
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Imagining Marvel, now a bona fide entertainment juggernaut, as an underdog is difficult, if not hilarious.
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Uganda, which is in the tournament for the first time since 252, is a heavy underdog.
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He quit after his election to the State Senate — an underdog story not unlike Mr. Trump's.
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Do the results in New Hampshire, then, serve as the start to some glorious underdog story?
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We listed our choices in order of "greatness," beginning with "Topdog/Underdog" by Suzan-Lori Parks.
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This could be a repeat: another close Tampa Bay loss, but a win for underdog bettors.
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The aforementioned experience of Kawajiri could really turn his 3-1 underdog status on its head.
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Thankfully, this Saturday offers plenty of underdog action that could serve bettors well in a pinch.
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His underdog challenge to incumbent Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz attracted capacity crowds and record fundraising.
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In other words, would audiences for "Groundhog Day" feel they were reliving their traumatic memories of recent movie-to-musical clunkers like "Rocky," based on Sylvester Stallone's 1976 flick about an underdog boxer, or "Ghost," a reworking of the 1990 flick about an underdog dead man?
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The Prisoner is certainly no longer an underdog, but in many ways, it still thinks like one.
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We'll have to be sure to remember the one week the Patriots were the underdog this season.
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No matter how much Garcia's been the underdog, he always finds a way to pull the upset.
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Or it's Steve Jobs being the underdog throughout the '80s and '90s, and now Apple is everything.
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THERE is rarely much doubt in sports over which competitor is favoured and which is the underdog.
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He said that unlike Lyft, Uber didn't have a "chip on their shoulder" about being the underdog.
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It's all part of the former vice president's new, and somewhat uncomfortable, campaign trail look: Scrappy underdog.
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"Mozart" was a bit of an underdog at the Golden Globes, making its double win a surprise.
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When he exited the game, 29-point underdog Old Dominion and Virginia Tech were tied at 28.
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For although the opinion polls have narrowed recently, he has consistently been the underdog in the campaign.
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"Me taking on the world champion as an underdog is an awesome story they can relate to."
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I will always stand up for my children and I will always stand up for the underdog.
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The Nationals entered last night's game as the biggest World Series underdog in more than a decade.
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As big as Trump's businesses are, they would be considered the underdog in most of those markets.
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His genuine concern for the underdog is all the more attractive set against Mr Trump's counterfeit concern.
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Who is the greatest underdog in the NCAA March Madness tournament and why is it Syracuse Orange?
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It needs a true underdog, it needs a true champion, and perhaps this season one will emerge.
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Indeed, in a statement late Thursday, Lula's defense cast him as a historic underdog still fighting oppression.
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Scott Blumstein, who held Ace-Deuce, was a big underdog against Daniel Ott, who held Ace-Eight.
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" A recent fundraising email from Kirsten Gillibrand's campaign called her the "underdog in this race right now.
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Salesforce, which is worth $54 billion, is an underdog compared to that tiny group of tech behemoths.
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The fact that the focus is on us is because we are the underdog of this community.
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He also won £2,122.50 by putting a £20163 bet on Danny, who was a 55/1 underdog.
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I love keeping Veronica as an underdog ... I've always enjoyed writing about the class divide in Neptune.
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But the latest CBD-laced food to grab the internet's attention is an underdog: the jelly bean.
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But perhaps the biggest underdog in the pack are the rings of Neptune—and that's gotta change.
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So it's fitting that they're trying some underdog strategies to return to the forefront of political conversation.
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But for a team largely defined by its underdog status, where do the Dragons go from here?
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Sylvester Stallone's portrayal of an underdog fighting his way to the top against all odds inspired millions.
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We broke the story ... huge underdog Solomini might be a horse to keep an eye on too.
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Compare that to the Stanley Cup playoffs, where the underdog has won fully half of the series.
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Don Buchla was a hero to the underdog, a unique inventor, and [a] hero to electronic musicians.
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And when the underdog does win, it actually means something because it doesn't happen all the time.
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Other observations: — Laurie is this episode's underdog, her feistiness really shining through in her frustrations with Matt.
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It's that underdog tale without any of the work or graft that makes that story so special.
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Leicester's triumph was heralded as the greatest underdog story in sporting history, and Britain rejoiced in it.
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Graduation rates are indeed too low, and this contributes to the underdog image that Mr. Goedde cites.
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Tomei was also a massive underdog: the other actresses in her category towered over her in prestige.
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Snow will be a huge underdog against Lee, a staunch conservative and a close ally of Sen.
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Of the three, Barrett seems the underdog since she reportedly had a poor interview with the president.
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Understandably so, seeing as he had started the previous 10, all against Djokovic and Federer, as underdog.
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Along the way, he has beaten major Democratic stars despite being the underdog in every single race.
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In Westeros, there's no better underdog to get behind than the jovial and ever-loyal Samwell Tarly.
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Thank God because we couldn't listen to him bang on about being an underdog for another second.
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Lyft remains by far the underdog, with last year's revenues of $708m just one-ninth of Uber's.
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Seabiscuit, the underdog racehorse who became a beloved champion, grew up and was trained at Claiborne Farm.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - No one would ever look at the huge and ferocious Tyrannosaurus rex as an underdog.
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Any NFL spread of 14 or more is usually an automatic bet on the underdog for me.
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It's fun to bet an underdog — it makes you feel like you know something the bookmakers don't.
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"For a long time, he was an underdog, he was always fighting the establishment," Mr. Probst said.
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Jay-Z's dealings with major corporations show that he's not afraid to go with the market underdog.
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ON THE MAP Sometimes a sports movie about the amazing triumph of the underdog is a documentary.
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And then the horse started to win, giving Louise Osmond's film a triumph-of-the-underdog theme.
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And yet, Victor Hunt, so named to take the focus off its owner, is no idealistic underdog.
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Kevin Lee was considered the underdog in this bout but at no point looked out of place.
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The project isn't only filled with amusing punchlines, but "Tall" fills the space as Sah's underdog anthem.
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Norway has been a bit of an underdog in the Scandiwegian startup scene for a few years.
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John James is the latest underdog candidate to get a boost from President Trump — and it worked.
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I knew nothing about the Cubs, the underdog's underdog, but I signed up immediately as a fan.
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"I'm starting my campaign as the underdog, 17 points down with three months to go," Flynn recalled.
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We were the underdog and we helped turn that around and got everyone to write for Windows.
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But among Netanyahu supporters, the underdog sentiment and distrust of the old, liberal elite still run deep.
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There are few laws protecting employees in my home state, and I like fighting for the underdog.
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He will enter the general election as the underdog to Casey, who was first elected in 2006.
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Unlike Bran, though, she had only been a 7-to-2 underdog in Mr. Reizner's betting lines.
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But she embraced her status as an underdog, melding her life story — growing up in Waterbury, Conn.
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Which underdog team has the best chance to pull off a "do you believe in miracles" upset?
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Intel, whose chips helped drive the personal computer revolution, was once the underdog in the data center.
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A team that came together as underdog champs in May became a group of strangers by June.
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She says that need not always be the strategy, but acknowledged that her company remains the underdog.
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I grew up alongside four brothers, watching movies where the hilarious lovable underdog wins in the end.
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His opponent's height and weight advantage are clear, but underdog Earn is powered by anger and jealousy.
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Ron Johnson running for reelection (2) Johnson, like Kirk, may remain an underdog to former Democratic Sen.
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"Whoever wins on Tuesday is going to wake up Wednesday morning as a decisive underdog," Sondermann said.
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"She looked out for the underdog and never left anyone out," her school said in a statement.
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Whatever The_Donald's moderators say, the community's future is uncertain without a controversial, underdog candidate to rally behind.
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Hilarious, heartfelt, and important, this underdog sitcom champions accurate and warm representation with each and every beat.
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But where else should one rank this Australian Open, where Federer was rightfully viewed as an underdog?
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He was an underdog, a hustler, a court general that made him a reliable favorite for Brown.
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Mark Kirk, an underdog for reelection in left-leaning Illinois, rescinded his endorsement of Trump on Tuesday.
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Portman sometimes played the underdog: a nifty trick when your government résumé is as long as his.
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But he is seen as a huge underdog to Ryan, as House Speakers rarely lose reelection bids.
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On a crisp winter's night in New York City, folks rallied around a literal underdog (ugh, sorry).
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ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT Le Pen goes into Sunday's decisive run-off the clear underdog, according to opinion polls.
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He lost his bid against Moore in the GOP primary where he was seen as the underdog.
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Now Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, underdog presidential candidate, has, by all indications, made it her uniform.
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Americans want to think of themselves as fighting for the underdog and being generous to one another.
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It's not really an underdog story nor — as many filmmakers have found out — a particularly visual one.
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This underdog status appeared accurate as Rampage floored Griffin in the opening minutes with a slick uppercut.
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Sanders announced on Tuesday he is running for president again — but this time, he's not the underdog.
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Still, whether it is because of the company's reticence or its rivals' growth, Google is the underdog.
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Nick, the underdog attorney who remained sharp and persistent despite numerous setbacks, took the title of Sole Survivor.
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What I said to Marc when I was saying yes was that he's an underdog for the masses.
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If you can get through the tears and like a good underdog story, then you'll love Dream High.
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"There's an underdog element to it," he explained in his new cover story for British GQ's March issue.
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Despite his staggering cash haul and quick rise to national prominence, O'Rourke still appears to be an underdog.
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But to be very clear, some of us might be hard pressed to call Spotify exactly an underdog.
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Mavenir wants to work with underdog operators "to bring the incumbents down", says Pardeep Kohli, its chief executive.
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This gaping fish will never be as beloved as Pikachu, the series's mascot, but it's the ultimate underdog.
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Not that the company cares that it's still seen as the underdog in the increasingly saturated smartphone world.
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It's hard to think of Trump as an underdog, but that's exactly what he was eight months ago.
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But that conceptualization gave the universe an overly simplified view of a scrappy underdog fighting a technological superpower.
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They also varied ideologically — Lee Carter, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, won an underdog victory.
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The underdog, Curtis Stevens, taunted Golovkin before their match, and now the champ plans to school the upstart.
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It helps that Mac, unlike Macbeth, is a dopey underdog and that his nemesis is such a sadist.
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Petersen told Forbes he expects revenue of $500 million this year, yet that still makes Flexport an underdog.
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Now in its seventh season, Suits is still delivering witty comebacks, iconic references, and victories for the underdog.
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It was quite the night for upsets as the two other championship bouts were won by the underdog.
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On the 17th of October a version of the Underdog Edits release goes for £28 with no cover.
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And you know there was once a time when Salesforce was the underdog in the space you remember?
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I'm an underdog lover by nature, so I think it's funny a lot of people didn't like it.
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Everyone loves an underdog — and surging prices of World Series tickets are the latest proof of that adage.
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But with a global footprint and billions of dollars in the bank, Uber is no longer an underdog.
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But none were perhaps as big of a surprise hit as 2004's Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.
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They're the scrappy underdog, which lets them do smart things like letting John Mulaney and Nick Kroll host.
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Still, anti-Apple sentiment was strong even then among the nerds, and so the Zune was an underdog.
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The responses are pretty funny, and while the Patriots are favored, at least one, Google, picks the underdog.
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Then you win the game with a perfect underdog story and no built-up resentment from the jury.
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When it came time for action, however, the Brazilian would betray that underdog status in a big way.
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"She's, like, the ultimate underdog, so everyone can relate to her," Baillio said during an NBC conference call.
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This year, the South Carolina men's basketball team has given fans of the underdog something to root for.
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It's a great underdog story, featuring a team that was literally constructed from the league's castoffs and misfits.
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Muniz has been dubbed the "underdog" of the finals, but, frankly, he's turned into an incredibly talented dancer.
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" Hayek continued, "She was a girl's girl and a romantic when it came to fighting for the underdog.
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In a crowded field of Republican contenders, he is considered an underdog, though he does not seem deterred.
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But lately, as independent bookstores have enjoyed a resurgence, Barnes & Noble has itself become something of an underdog.
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Soccer London — The underdog story to cap them all, Leicester City winning the English league, remains on hold.
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On Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah," the host asked Schultz if Democratic presidential underdog Sen.
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But they met a scrappy underdog in 8th-seeded Villanova in the national championship and lost, 66-64.
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We'll take the home underdog that no one else seems to believe in and hope for the best.
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It defends the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, as an underdog maligned by the established news media.
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In 21089, a gubernatorial election was captured by the underdog because of strong turnout from pro-cockfighting Democrats.
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Stewart narrowly won his primary in June and is moving ahead on his underdog bid to topple Sen.
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It was an underdog victory for rapper Marcus Gray, whose 5-year-old lawsuit survived constant court challenges.
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Jedrzejczyk won a unanimous decision, but Kowalkiewicz gave a remarkable account of herself as a 4-1 underdog.
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In India, for example, Uber is the underdog in a competition with the homegrown ride-hailing service Ola.
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Researchers at Bowling Green State University — perhaps none too coincidentally, a typical underdog school — once documented the phenomenon.
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It's tough to be the underdog in real life, but everyone roots for him as a fictional hero.
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The two friends agreed on one thing: When they were growing up, women were "the underdog," Reese said.
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By throwing out the shrink-wrap and the boxes, shareware created a path for the underdog to thrive.
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There's also an underdog element to both The Disaster Artist and American Movie that everyone can relate to.
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That underdog ethos that would take Pulp all the way to a headlining slot at Glastonbury in 1995.
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" And last month, reveling onstage at CPAC, he said of Trump's underdog victory, "We were outgunned, out-manned.
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The '90s bro rock cliché and the mid-aughts indie underdog fuse into one pure shot of pop.
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Perhaps it's that the team doesn't have very much money, and so the A's are always the underdog.
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FEY With the exception of Regina, every other character believes themselves to be an underdog in some way.
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All those factors could make even the year's most successful film seem like an underdog at the Oscars.
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Miller is a big underdog, but an upset would be like a golden ticket for Salita's promotional career.
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It's time to see how far it takes him at Roland Garros as a 37-year-old underdog.
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Long and Johnson wore their dog masks used when they embraced the underdog theme in the 2018 postseason.
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Mr. Cummings's ready self-deprecation might make him sound like just another poster boy for underdog indie filmmaking.
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Stipe Miocic fight than Roy Nelson -- he fought 'em BOTH -- and he's putting his money on the underdog!
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Quicken Loans on Wednesday, though, was a sea of slogans about the team's (and the city's) underdog status.
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Trump has gone from underdog to favorite Traders on prediction market PredictIt seem to agree with that sentiment.
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Electric scooter startup Spin was long considered to be a bit of an underdog in the micromobility space.
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There is still hope among the underdog candidates that an unsettled race could lead to a late breakout.
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"With the right amount of fear and the right amount of confidence, obviously we're the underdog," he said.
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Lopez's appearance was especially timely in light of her recent turn as the glamorous underdog Ramona in Hustlers.
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They are likely to be the underdog in the first round of the playoffs, assuming they get there.
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He had not entered one of these situations as an underdog since 2001, his first race for mayor.
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Klobuchar, the race's underdog, got a jolt of energy from a surprising third-place finish in New Hampshire.
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Underdog status is not something normally assigned to the N.F.L., the most powerful sports league in the country.
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Even by this aggressive measure, Mr. Ossoff would still be a one-point underdog in a wave election.
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"I'm always looking for the underdog," Perry told LinkedIn's editor-in-chief, Daniel Roth, who conducted the interview.
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But I always love the underdog, and would love to see Rutter fight back to his obvious potential.
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The underdog from Puerto Rico, ranked 34th in the world, has never reached a grand slam quarter-final.
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Ron DeSantis, who was seen as a heavy underdog to state Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam in the primary.
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Old Dominion, an in-state school, won at Virginia Tech last season despite being a 29-point underdog.
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Klobuchar will be the only one of those three underdog contenders on Thursday's debate stage in Los Angeles.
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Italy is always the biggest underdog in the Six Nations field, far behind teams like France and Ireland.
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"I know what the odds are and I am not afraid of being the underdog," said Crabb, 43.
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Whatever the reason, it's important to highlight the scrappy, underdog LPs that we spent the most time with.
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And our scrappy underdog eventually prevails, not that the title of the film allows for any other outcome.
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Not everyone in America can be the underdog, leveraging his or her own grievances as refreshing and liberating.
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In one game against the top team in his region, Anthony's squad entered as a 25-point underdog.
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In upstate New York, Democrat Colleen Deacon has tried to jolt her underdog campaign by linking GOP Rep.
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A similar performance there on Tuesday could close the door on Sanders' underdog bid at a statewide victory.
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Eventually, underdog Green Bay pulled the upset, then won their next game to advance to the NCAA Tournament.
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Michael Bisping's knockout of Luke Rockhold was one of the best underdog stories in mixed martial arts history.
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Vandy, a 22-point underdog, played without a pair of offensive line starters, including left tackle Devin Cochran.
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This year's Super Bowl is a long way away, but the Seahawks certainly look like the underdog to watch.
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It's hard to think of Google as a scrappy underdog, but in the hardware business that's absolutely the case.
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I almost wish I could point to an underdog tracker as even better, but it simply wouldn't be true.
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Lyft is seeking new allies because it's a huge underdog, as reflected by the terms of this new deal.
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The biggest question is whether Legere will keep pushing his customer-first approach once he's less of an underdog.
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The teenager, who lives with his parents and two younger brothers in Tennessee, was an underdog entering the tournament.
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Add up the evidence and even the Celtics are just fine with being labeled the underdog in this matchup.
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The outsize donations to the two underdog campaigns demonstrate how eager many donors are to get involved in politics.
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Tesla is the proverbial underdog that keeps hope alive, though it has yet to produce a mass market car.
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I have to tell you that, despite all our differences, I like that we all cheer for the underdog.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers opened as a 240½-point favorite, and money came in heavily on the underdog Dallas Cowboys.
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Despite having the most nominations this year, with 24, Netflix is an underdog to take home the most prizes.
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Season 20 "Bachelor" cast member Caila Quinn reveals her hometown "underdog" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The underdog belted Hide with a straight right that sent the English fighter down to the canvas and defeat.
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The Winning Crust: Zucchini Despite the trendy cauliflower craze, underdog zucchini swept in and stole the alternative crust show.
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The use of the new technology did not particularly help the underdog candidate to rise up in the competition.
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The Rocky franchise has often brought a startling amount of gravitas and humanity to the underdog-sports-movie genre.
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Namely, their series-long underdog narrative and persistent dedication to justice, honor, and not committing mass murder by dragon.
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Former Missouri Democratic Chairman Mike Kelley was bullish that Kander could pull off an underdog win with the strategy.
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"This whole season, we've been the underdog to every single team that we've played," Ware said with some exaggeration.
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"They're too shy to say it, but we love being the underdog," team Canada General Manager Melody Davis said.
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RUSSELL IGLAY (Underdog, bass): It always felt good rolling into D.C., where some of my favorite bands were born.
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Later, my mind was blown when the guys from Clutch told me they met an Underdog show at Safari.
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At times Phillips notices herself falling into this trap, unconsciously shifting the trolls into a scrappy underdog hero role.
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Given how widely the party's ideas have influenced powerful Republicans, the convention's modesty lent the Libertarians an underdog air.
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Trump has had moments where he seemed like a classic underdog politician, but they've been undermined by Trump's instability.
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Still, Sanders insisted that he's the underdog in the Democratic race despite his commanding lead in New Hampshire polls.
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Of course, Smith is a huge underdog in the fight ... the current line is Jones (-950) and Smith (+575).
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An underdog, populist cattle farmer abandoned by the national Democratic Party needs your help — and he needs it immediately.
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So it's a big part of the culture, I think the underdog fighting its way is part of it.
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We see this attraction to the underdog all the time -- in friendships, in the workplace and even in families.
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Claiming to be a Michael-Moore style underdog therefore appears merely to be one of the film's rhetorical tricks.
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Moreover, Washington coach Chris Petersen is perhaps the best coach in the country at game-planning as an underdog.
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He's also been the underdog going into all of those fights, emerging victorious three times (Diaz II, Senchenko, Judah).
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Chad Emerson's references to the space race certainly conjure up an underdog theme with big risks but big rewards.
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The Utah Jazz enter this season as either the NBA's least-respected title contender or its most feared underdog.
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"And she has helped fund upstart campaigns and underdog candidates, including my own senate and presidential campaigns," he said.
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J.K. Rowling has a long history of standing up for the underdog — and being a champion for what's right.
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Her journey to stardom is a familiar tale, the one about an underdog who's one shot away from victory.
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Many other sanctions have been discussed, but little has been done, as the Kremlin realizes it is the underdog.
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Despite being a heavy underdog, Canisius raced out to a 9-2 lead, forcing Calipari to call a timeout.
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James, who had been considered an underdog prior to the Trump endorsement, won the right to face Democratic Sen.
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Clinton seemed energized by her underdog status in New Hampshire, delivering her most aggressive debate performance of the campaign.
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But the 40-year-old Barragán has embraced the role of underdog and taps it as a driving force.
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Zsa Zsa spent five years at a puppy mill in Missouri before being purchased by the nonprofit Underdog Rescue.
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"I'd be going in as a huge underdog, but I'd be going in to take that belt," he said.
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Munster's pursuit of the Heineken Cup (now the European Rugby Champions Cup) gave the competition a compelling underdog narrative.
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A Cruz victory in Indiana would be enough to make Mr. Trump an underdog in the fight for 1,237.
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Haney, who ran small businesses with her husband before retiring, was considered an underdog in the deep-red county.
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Rod Blum is considered an underdog to keep his 1st District House seat against Democratic state lawmaker Abby Finkenauer.
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To those of us who watch sports, the appeal of the underdog may seem utterly normal and even instinctual.
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Recognizing it is the underdog, Google is starting to try harder with better support and terms, Mr. Zuckerman said.
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"I think — without wishing anyone else ill — everybody in all of college sports would cheer an underdog," Yeager said.
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Regardless of which team moves on, though, it will be an underdog once the N.C.A.A. tournament begins next week.
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Front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both lost by double digits in decisive victories by the underdog campaigns.
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The heavy favourite to win, Sua Yai quickly became the underdog when he suffered not one but two knockdowns.
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Once again, little is expected of Kelly by the bookmakers this weekend and is listed as a +246 underdog.
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But that's nothing new for Kelly; he's been the betting underdog in all of his UFC fights to date.
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The most expensive CryptoPuppy to date, described as a "plum Beagle underdog," went for 2200 ETH, or $274 USD.
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You'd not quite label him an underdog, but his slow ascent to mainstream, widespread recognition positions him like one.
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The win helped make up for Portugal's loss to underdog Greece when it hosted the Euro 12 years ago.
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But consider these six factors before calling the New England Patriots the underdog team over the Los Angeles Rams.
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In it, Sanders recaps the successes of his underdog run and emphasizes that he's still fighting for populist causes.
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"I'm really not thinking about being an underdog or being a favorite," said Djokovic, who is seeded 28th here.
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Mildenberger was a heavy underdog to Ali, whose hand speed and deftness at avoiding punches were at their peak.
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"'The Star-Spangled Banner' is really about the underdog hero who defies the odds and wins," he told me.
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"It's a very strange celebration of the underdog," says Nupur Lala, who won the National Spelling Bee in 1999.
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The two highest "underdog" seeds to advance far two years ago were the second-weekend mainstays Gonzaga and Syracuse.
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In my experience, 2017 was not as great a year for underdog discoveries and surprise hits from unknown directors.
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I think this also makes it slightly more likely that Trump will win, although he's clearly still the underdog.
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He burst onto the national scene carrying the underdog program to the regional finals in the 2008 N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Related: Underdog Clinton Goes After Sanders in New Hampshire Debate Hillary Clinton has another near-tie on her hands.
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No one even needed to call him the underdog of the night — he did it himself in his speech.
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Gulmarg is Kashmir's underdog ski resort, tucked in the snowy Himalayas, a place of magnificent skiing and no frills.
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Clemson is the plucky underdog whose fans drive around with little tiger tails trailing the backs of their trucks.
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I think the question of how they're an underdog really depends on to what extent you're looking at HBO.
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Perhaps one could, but the story here is emotionally hollow, and wrongly convinced that Alex is somehow an underdog.
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Then comes October, and third baseman Kris Bryant said he would not mind being an underdog to the Dodgers.
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As one associate of Simeone's noted, there is an unavoidable incongruity in playing underdog soccer in an aristocrat's home.
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"It's going to be a race," said Mora about the match-up between the underdog Cisneros and established Cuellar.
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But it's fair to say that many saw themselves as political outsiders who reveled in rallying for the underdog.
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Otherwise, the district's conservative voters will coalesce around whichever Republican finishes second, making Ossoff an underdog in the runoff.
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Despite being the reigning national champion, Clemson was a significant underdog — as many as 6 points in many casinos.
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But she added that an "extraordinary identification with and feeling of solidarity with the underdog" had also guided him.
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Peloton's suit presents Peloton as an underdog in the marketplace, which meshes well with the narrative already surrounding it.
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Clinton was the underdog in Washington, a deep-blue state where her campaign opened nine offices to Sanders' seven.
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Do you love beat-the-odds, underdog trainers, the anti-Pletchers who do a lot with less glamorous stock?
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An underdog like the Philadelphia Eagles taking center stage could lead to more excitement and in turn more sales.
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We can still count on the very human instinct to rally around the underdog and put up a fight.
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For a contemporary audience, Harriet's story is an underdog story, which is something I write and something I love.
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There's a through-line that's a bit of an antihero about "Atlanta," an underdog, a Charlie Brown type, maybe.
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The Monarchs (1-2) entered Saturday's game as a 26.5-point underdog in the first meeting between the schools.
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A well placed AC/20 shot from even the fan-favorite, underdog Urbanmech could ruin your heavy mech's day.
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Any time I'm offered double digits in a divisional game, I'm going to lean in favor of the underdog.
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" This one woman, bless her heart, she said, "I saw 'Topdog/ Underdog' and this play is so much better.
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She's a scrappy underdog determined to make money without losing her roots, and she worked for everything she has.
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It's certainly tempting to back San Marino in this struggle, what with the inherent British inclination towards the underdog.
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Détournement is an attitude as much as a form, and generally the work of the underdog, disgruntled or dispossessed.
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You always root for the underdog, and you were totally the kid who befriended the weirdo in grade school.
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That underdog status is tied in part to Miami&aposs 2000-0 blowout loss last week at the Baltimore Ravens.
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Dubbed as populists, they used unusually blunt language, set out complex issues in simple terms and sided with the underdog.
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The underdog Eagles upset the New England Patriots 41-33 to win their first Super Bowl title in franchise history.
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It looks like Apple will win again—not because the underdog can't hack it but because money can buy success.
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This is better than that stupid movie Rudy because it's an underdog tale that doesn't involve cheering for Notre Dame!
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Instead, he touted his record in his first congressional run in 2012 when he was an underdog against then-Rep.
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He championed the underdog, resented authority, befriended rogues and mobsters, skewered politicians and always announced what was on his mind.
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Edgar has long assumed the role as the plucky underdog thanks to his stint as an undersized fighter at 155lbs.
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From day one, we've been the underdog, and the only thing we've ever had on our side was the law.
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Few bold-faced party names have appeared, leaving campaigning in the state mostly to backbench congressmen and other underdog candidates.
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Comments about her "dark past" as a porn star only consolidated her position as an underdog and a fan favorite.
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As Mr Mishra puts it, Rousseau "anticipated the modern underdog with his aggravated sense of victimhood and demand for redemption".
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"I'd much rather be the underdog than the favorite any day of the week," he previously told the Washington Post.
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Once there, and no matter how cosy they get with policymakers, truck owners still want to cultivate their underdog image.
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The showrunners wanted a big surprise, so that meant picking scrappy underdog Arya for the series's largest kill to date.
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But if Ryan plays — even a reduced version of Ryan — Atlanta should not be such a large underdog at home.
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Four years later, he's starting his second presidential bid battling Biden for frontrunner status, a far cry from an underdog.
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"A lot of time in movies the rich, pretty, popular girl is the villain instead of the underdog," McCullah said.
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She'd gone with "gay" for a while because she "liked being the underdog," she told the laughing crowd in Cincinnati.
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The musical high school dramedy teetered between an after-school special on acid and a heartwarming celebration of the underdog.
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Chang had beaten Lendl that April on clay during an exhibition in Atlanta, but he entered as a big underdog.
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You probably would too if, as a 21-point underdog, beat what most consider the best team in the country.
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At His Most Stubborn Fedor Emelianenko went into his bout with Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira as the underdog for good reason.
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Small Business Cities Kevin Plank's underdog story has become synonymous with Baltimore — the city his company Under Armour calls home.
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In 2008, he was the underdog who drew massive crowds to hear his vision of a different kind of Washington.
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Daley Borda, founder of Underdog Security, found the bug and reported it to TechCrunch, which we passed on to Altima.
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Lacking a large budget but not wanting for leadership and friendly industry sponsors, the team is something of an underdog.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, underdog candidates needed to do well in Iowa or New Hampshire to gain attention nationally.
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The Bay Area has always been an underdog to Los Angeles, and locals rep its underground countercultures with fierce pride.
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It's been 13 years since Average Joe's and Globo Gym battled for dodgeball royalty in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.
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I should also say, I have a tendency to lean toward underdogs, and Happy Hollow's not much of an underdog.
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But then you have Fiat Chrysler, a perennial underdog that is now being willfully disadvantaged by its own outdated worldview.
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Of course, Ruiz shot to superstardom by knocking out undefeated heavyweight superstar Anthony Joshua -- despite being a HEAVY betting underdog.
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These Chrome OS-powered behemoths are highly secure — and capable — even if they're the underdog in the operating system space.
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Mr Sanders, a balding socialist foaming against crony capitalism, was perceived to be an underdog likeable enough to be indulged.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) "the biggest challenge he's ever had," even if she's still considered the underdog in their primary race.
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But the 6-to-5 betting underdog was up almost instantly and took the mandatory eight-count on unsteady feet.
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In fact, the former champ has never been identified as an underdog over the course of her 13-fight career.
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Which helps explain why Queen of Katwe is so unconventional, both as an underdog sports story and as a biopic.
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In just 10 weeks, Nyle DiMarco has gone from dance floor underdog to winner on Dancing with the Star champion.
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As a friend to the underdog, and perhaps seeing himself as one, it was here he would find his calling.
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Story at a glance "Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse" was an underdog-turned-box office smash, grossing nearly $360 million worldwide.
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On Sunday, the Ashe crowd seemed more with Wawrinka, the late-blooming underdog who embraces the nickname Stan the Man.
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Though appealing to voters as an outsiders sometimes works in elections, Christiana appears to be an underdog heading into Tuesday.
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This time four years ago, Trump had just launched his campaign and entered the Republican primary as the clear underdog.
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And Rooney has played and lost in enough tournaments to know that England's reputation stirs, rather than scares, underdog opponents.
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You get to come in there and be the underdog again against the big company and against the big government.
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Like O'Connor, Ivins was a kind of underdog, a bit out of place in the South as an outspoken woman.
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If turnout exceeds expectations that will likely indicate a surge of new voters -- people potentially energized by Perriello's underdog campaign.
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I think of it like a parent with 10 kids and you think you have an underdog in the family.
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A lot of people are, and I think that's why people connect with her, is that she is the underdog.
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Peter Roskam's has regularly been called an underdog by race raters such as the Cook Political Report and Inside Elections.
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I think that should be attractive for people who want to support the underdog and be part of the solution.
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Bomber was the underdog according to British bookmakers given Makabu's impressive record of 18 KO wins from his 19 victories.
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Will it be a plucky underdog hero like Jyn Erso, a Walter White-style antihero, or another all-out Voldermort?
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To be the underdog and surprise people with the capability and the precision of what we can deliver in 5G.
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Lowe's may be an underdog compared with Home Depot, but Basham said he was still relatively optimistic about both companies.
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We're due for an onslaught of takes about the plucky underdog Cardinals for however long they stay in the race.
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Diane Black gave up her seat in Congress to run for governor and she got crushed by an underdog candidate.
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This time, we look at smaller countries who took on great powers as the underdog and came out on top.
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North Vietnam was able to wait out the US and reunite Vietnam, an underdog story that no one believed possible.
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Croatia does not fit the "lovable underdog" tag of teams like Iceland, in part because it plays a little dirty.
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In our polarized politics, the winning side in one election is very likely to be the underdog in the next.
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The legacy of the Mighty Bunch and the first-rate music it left behind is also an enduring underdog mentality.
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Underdog ride-sharing app Lyft's tactic was to get legendary San Francisco 49ers receiver Jerry Rice as an undercover driver.
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One could conceivably craft a Capra-esque, scrappy-underdog crowd-pleaser here, or a parable on the excesses of capitalism.
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If you feel like your fantasy squad is an underdog and needs the shot at a big number, play Charles.
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He had struggled to move the ball, with his play taking the team from Super Bowl favorite to consistent underdog.
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"We started out with a lower name ID and an underdog campaign," said Jared Leopold, a spokesman for Mr. Inslee.
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In a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by five to three, Mr. Stefanowski may be considered the underdog in November.
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He was also competing hard with Sanders for Maine, another state where he had been seen as a big underdog.
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But underdog movements have often taken their strategy seriously as well, devising well-coordinated game plans to challenge powerful foes.
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But while liberals tend to root for the underdog, white males have not been first in line for their sympathy.
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You can't be the underdog when you're the No. 1 seed in the N.F.C. There's no underdogs in this game.
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In other words, even if voters dismissed concerns about his character, Trump would be an underdog if the economy slides.
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Kansas State entered the game as a nearly three-touchdown underdog, something Coach Bill Snyder had discussed with his team.
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For the first half-hour, Liverpool had belied its status as underdog and swarmed over the illustrious, imperious Real Madrid.
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Ms. Pressley said she knows she's the underdog, but she still sees Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's victory as a tipping point.
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Still, both national and state polls show Trump has emerged in the immediate post-convention period as a decided underdog.
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Atlético, enduring one of its worst stretches under Simeone, came in as a heavy underdog against the thriving European champions.
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He's considered an underdog in the primary since Ed Gillespie, former Republican National Committee chairman, is expected to easily win.
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And he had no patience for the "Rocky," blue-collar, underdog mind-set of Philadelphia's sports teams and their fans.
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He was an underdog who edged out a win not by shying away from progressive populism but by embracing it.
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In a classic manoeuvre of Indian politics, the three underdog parties rounded up their deputies and locked them in hotels.
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While she is considered an underdog, with Suljovic favored 85033-1, Evetts was favored 6-1, according to the Times.
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The exception is the New York team, which is a 2½-point underdog at home to the Tampa Bay Vipers.
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Now, Carson enters the caucuses back in familiar territory – as the underdog, a role with which he says he's comfortable.
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And Trump also set his eyes on Democratic underdog Martin O'Malley, who also rails on Trump during his campaign appearances.
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" In response to the announcements by established brokerage firms, Bhatt said Robinhood has "always represented the underdog in this industry.
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As a young lawyer, he said he hoped to use what he'd learned in law school to defend the underdog.
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" The firm upgraded the stock to a "strong buy" rating on Wednesday, saying the retailer is "underrated" and an "underdog.
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After a close call with Sanders' electrifying underdog challenge, Clinton took to the campaign trail in 2016 with immense confidence.
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Purdue did what it was supposed to do against a couple of underdog opponents following a tough two-game stretch.
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Mr. Gilman was seen as the underdog in a primary race between them, and he decided not to run again.
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Mr. Johnson said that a year ago he had no plans to undertake an underdog run for mayor in 22021.
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You like the story of "Rudy" because they had a David versus Goliath setting where the underdog ends up winning.
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Meet the underdog of Kansas' gubernatorial race: Angus, a 3-year-old wire-haired Vizsla who is literally a dog.
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Edwards said Tuesday's results in his district will "say more about campaign strategy than ideology," perhaps highlighting his underdog status.
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The D.J. was spinning a mix that included "Eye of the Tiger," the underdog anthem from the "Rocky" movie series.
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Taylor Swift sells an underdog story, having gone a Girl Next Door type to girl squad leader to revenge monger.
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For producer and director van Jaarsveld, the films are a chance to showcase Salt Lake's underdog vibe to the world.
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Then, it's defiant — as in, we just did this when we were always counted out as the underdog the entire campaign.
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But Thompson says the relationship changed as Curry grew from a lovable NBA underdog into one of the league's titanic forces.
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But it's always exciting to cheer on an underdog, and it was kind of beautiful to watch them get so close.
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A come-from-behind underdog in the Iowa caucus still might not be as "electable" as Biden in the general election.
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BTW -- the Giants were a 6.5-point underdog against the Bills, and the Patriots are 5-point favorites over the Eagles.
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It's kind of an underdog, and it never got its day in the sun like some of the other ones did.
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Despite the fact that OnePlus is a relative underdog in the smartphone world, customers have become vocal advocates for its products.
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We gave you Drake, a perfect encapsulation of what being Canadian often means: fortunate, but somehow kind of a scrappy underdog.
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Why, they wonder, does he want to put himself through this again in a race where he is the clear underdog?
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The job, he likes to say, shaped his views on the power of the press and the plight of the underdog.
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The previous postseason, during a loss to underdog San Diego, twice Lewis ordered punts on fourth-and-short in Chargers territory.
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Mr Walker has said repeatedly that he is "at risk", "an underdog" and that his party could face a "blue wave".
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India's voracious movie-going public has also seen popular actors starring in the top roles, with the underdog emerging on top.
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Tamara Harris may be the underdog in her New Jersey congressional race, but you wouldn't know that when talking with her.
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But the Midnight Half's format has made this overwhelming favorite into a lovable underdog after several years of coming up short.
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At the time Obama was the underdog to Hillary Clinton and Kaine was the first sitting governor to endorse his campaign.
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Duke, a heavy underdog in that race, reaffirmed his support for Trump during a debate with his opponents on Wednesday night.
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"They have spent enough money against me to make us the underdog in this race," Radinovich told supporters on Tuesday night.
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Still, it is strange that the politics of resentment should be employed davka by Mr Netanyahu, who is an unlikely underdog.
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The scene is an underdog even in the esports community itself, garnering far less attention, money, and crowds than other genres.
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"There's so many opportunities in this game that you can sort of find a role and be an underdog," Piazza said.
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About 86 percent of Democratic likely voters in the poll supported Newsom, significantly narrowing the path forward for Cox's underdog campaign.
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He would eventually change the course of his storyline in 1985, becoming an underdog and hero under the guidance of Albano.
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They're calling it the greatest underdog story in the history of sports, and to be honest, they're not too far off.
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You could make the case for Barry, or say that Schitt's Creek deserves recognition after being an underdog for so long.
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"Egypt, Egypt, Egypt," echoed the chant around the 12,000 capacity arena on Copacabana beach as the crowd rooted for the underdog.
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Unfortunately for Trump, numbers such as these a year from now would mean that he would be an underdog for reelection.
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But even though things look grim for rock, here's the bright side: The genre has always best served as the underdog.
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Marine Le Pen is the underdog in the coming run-off vote for the presidency against Emmanuel Macron, the centrist candidate.
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But despite being ranked No. 1 seed this year, the perennially under-ranked Gonzaga brought a bit of underdog clout themselves.
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He leads an underdog football team to state championships, and then relocates to Pennsylvania so his wife can pursue her dreams.
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Perhaps. But to delight in underdogs only when they win is rather to miss the point of what an underdog is.
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The Penguins led the Sharks 3-1 going into the game, an advantage that no N.H.L. underdog has overcome since 1942.
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Fitzpatrick described himself as distrusted by the Jets coaches and front office, and then said he plays better as an underdog.
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So loosely, Sanders supporters are the underdog Neville, the establishment is Harry, and now they will unite against Voldermort, aka Trump.
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It has been the year of the underdog in Britain, and Jason Puncheon fired Palace ahead late in the second half.
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There are grand tales all across the internet of underdog stories, triumphs of the human spirit, heroes who saved the day.
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As a general rule, when variance goes up, it helps the underdog, so it's possible that the model's estimate of Mrs.
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He tabbed Brett Kavanaugh, then seen as an underdog, "my guy," despite the fact that oddsmakers had him at 6–20163.
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He is an underdog in three winner-take-all states in the West and the Plains: Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska.
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But then the subjects were told that Team B, the underdog, had, improbably, taken a 3-0 lead in the series.
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But he is not a clear favorite in these states, and may be considered an underdog in the biggest prize: California.
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That adds some underdog flavor to a Final Four that's getting a good, not great team—but one that's awesomely unpredictable.
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Despite not being featured on any Bellator promotional material compared to his opponent, he is embracing the role as an underdog.
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So the reggae massive reacted well to the drawing, and the English do like to see an underdog have its day.
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As proven on Tuesday, soccer is the one place in the world where America can rightfully still call itself an underdog.
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The former professional wrestler added that their bids resemble his own underdog gubernatorial campaign as a Reform Party candidate in 1998.
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Nobody's talking about Croatia as a plucky underdog anymore; it is now considered a serious contender to win the World Cup.
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In the three years since, she's continued to provide a voice for the underdog while very much becoming a mainstream star.
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"Bernie Sanders is considering several options as he ponders his campaign's future," by Sean Sullivan Looking at the underdog candidate's options.
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"Cleveland has always been the underdog, but we're also known for our hustle and our true grit," Emily said on Instagram.
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He was also the ultimate underdog, taking on the mighty, unfeeling and — in some music circles, at least — arrogant Gershwin establishment.
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Daaamn, did Andy Ruiz really just expose Anthony Joshua at MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 💀😳Love an underdog story 🙌 pic.twitter.
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We also have a different kind of underdog story: a certain kind of nonelite runner is finding a way to endorsements.
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But never underestimate the power of a true-life underdog tale — especially one as swiftly paced and plotted as a novel.
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BETO O'ROURKE - The three-term congressman, 46, became a Democratic sensation with his underdog U.S. Senate campaign in deeply conservative Texas.
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"But frankly, I have ideas for how to do it, and mine are grounded in the experience of being the underdog."
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Some Republican voters — no one knows how many — are supporting a Republican for governor and an underdog Democrat for U.S. Senate.
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He bestowed it upon the underdog, Kris Kobach, who had joined him in his wild, unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud.
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And after spending months portrayed as an underdog, Biden is now the presumptive favorite to be the Democratic nominee for president.
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"My perspective has changed," said Fury (27-0, 4003 knockouts), who will be the underdog against Wilder (40-0, 39 knockouts).
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