The first group is "still waiting for Allah to make them victorious without mastering the political tools that will make them victorious," Mr. Karyouni said.
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"If you think America is victorious, know that today Iran is victorious and Trump has been defeated," Rouhani said in comments reported by the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) news agency.
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It means recognizing that the opposition deserves to emerge victorious.
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Perhaps still, the rebels would be victorious over Assad. Perhaps.
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It was a victorious, but painful week for Normani Kordei.
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In Punjab, India's storied but declining Congress Party emerged victorious.
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But let's get back into that victorious tale, shall we?
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Mark Leibovich: "We've been through hell," the president said, victorious.
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In the moment, Glaze was aghast, and Perry was victorious.
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However, the "Victorious Youth" was not part of this agreement.
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Dozen of hours of failure later, we were finally victorious.
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He played on the victorious 2016 U.S. Ryder Cup team.
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One more hardcore weekend and we will all be victorious.
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Wolfmother will go on tour to promote Victorious on Feb.
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"I liked her when she was on Victorious," he says.
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The final stretch included some of his most victorious songs.
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He lost, and so the victorious barbarians inherited the party.
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It's unclear whether both, one, or none will emerge victorious.
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Only one of the tech big boys will emerge victorious.
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"We're victorious!" some chanted while others sang the national anthem.
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He ran home, and the Yankees walked off, victorious again.
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Q: Can any side be truly victorious in a war?
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You walk out the theater on a cloud feeling victorious.
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"Blade Runner 2049" proved victorious in the visual effects category.
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Then, check this photo from the victorious Barca locker room.
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The Dutch emerged victorious, renaming the whole island New Netherland.
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Victorious, I posed for a picture with his sunflower's head.
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Mr. Obama and Democratic lawmakers were widely seen as victorious.
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It's now almost impossible to say who will be victorious.
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"The victorious defeat of Marine Le Pen" one headline read.
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"We will definitely be victorious!" the hosts said in unison.
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Teachers also made a victorious case for smaller class sizes.
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Franklin was also part of two victorious U.S. relay teams.
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Will it be a victorious Trump cleared from any wrongdoing?
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They also think the incumbent will emerge victorious on Tuesday.
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Also: Nancy Pelosi and federal workers, victorious over President Trump.
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I shut the trunk feeling victorious and a little sweaty.
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We need to focus on how we become victorious in 85033, how we become victorious in 2020…we have to stop the infighting because somebody may win the battle, but ultimately we'll lose the war.
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Mission accomplished: Olivia Colman was victorious at the Golden Globes Sunday.
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France's victorious men's team walked away with $38 million in 2018.
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Few have attempted a Larry David impression and come away victorious.
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Far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro emerged victorious over leftist Fernando Haddad.
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These are all states where Rubio is unlikely to emerge victorious.
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It still seems unlikely that Taylor emerges victorious in his challenge.
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Someone who can go through incredible odds and come out victorious.
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The students must rely on their own Personas to emerge victorious.
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"After all that excitement, you feel like it's victorious," White says.
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He had just overseen his father's victorious campaign effort in Florida.
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She's also had roles in 30 Rock, Victorious and Bruce Almighty.
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Mortal humans were victorious, but the gods left some children behind.
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There's still a healthy chance that Modi's team could emerge victorious.
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Yet what happens when, inevitably, our nations cease to be victorious?
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But, there is still a possibility that Espy could emerge victorious.
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The Raptors were victorious in the first game, winning 118-109.
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We emerged victorious once and we plan to do so again.
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Nike didn't always have a victorious name nor the telltale swoosh.
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Civil War, victorious northerners attempted to integrate a society that for
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In both 2009 and 2017, the presidents' preferred teams were victorious.
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When those protests ended, it seemed the villagers had emerged victorious.
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Bieber crisis is officially over ... and somehow, they both emerged victorious.
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Barack Obama was victorious in Wisconsin in his two presidential campaigns.
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We battle and we fight, and if we survive, we're victorious.
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Play it and ride out into the bank holiday weekend victorious.
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If either Macron or Fillon were victorious, each would face challenges.
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In the global race for capital, the U.S. would emerge victorious.
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The same year, a victorious Senate campaign cost around $10.4 million.
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Theresa May ultimately emerged victorious in the race for prime minister.
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Rick Scott came out victorious in the race for US Senate.
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If Blankenship emerges victorious, it could be a disaster for them.
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Her vice president, Michel Temer, emerged victorious in the power struggle.
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And played down Manafort's substantial role in the victorious 2016 campaign.
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In the immediate aftermath, Trump will declare that he was victorious.
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The Kentucky turkey emerged victorious, per the White House Historical Association.
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Elation and confusion are an unusual combination for victorious sports fans.
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Another opposition leader, Martin Fayulu, was widely expected to be victorious.
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France has emerged victorious against Croatia, by four goals to two.
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VICTORIOUS CENTURY The United Kingdom, 21811-220 By David Cannadine Illustrated.
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After its triumph, the victorious bidding committee promised a memorable event.
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Have a victorious evening (Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo certainly are).
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Then came talk of eviction proceedings — but the cat emerged victorious.
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By the end of my session, I was victorious — and hooked.
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The victorious ruling party then subsequently plays shamelessly to its base.
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Which of the two alpha-predators emerged victorious in the end?
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He would be victorious, but at the cost of having crushed them.
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The victorious clan would then expand to fill the void left behind.
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That is the only way we will be victorious in this fight.
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Whoever emerges victorious from the March 2628 primary will take on Sen.
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A heroic defender of farmers emerging victorious from a fight over land.
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Fully half of France's victorious squad in 1998 were of migrant stock.
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Horror, on the other end, often includes a final victorious, empowering reversal.
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Molinari played in Europe's victorious Ryder Cup teams in 2010 and 2012.
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In her first round match, Venus, 38, was victorious over Svetlana Kuznetsova.
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She emerges victorious, rewarded for her moral virtue with her own life.
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The characters I'd been rooting for the entire show came out victorious.
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The New York Mets' Jacob deGrom was victorious in the National League.
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But the Trump surrogate thinks he will emerge victorious on Election Day.
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Victorious, Jamaal zooms in on the spider ... and the thing is MASSIVE!!!!
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Of course, a newly victorious Republican Congress is unlikely to challenge Trump.
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They have to like beat them down and be victorious over them.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ulysses S. Grant, like Washington, commanded victorious armies.
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Roberts knew it would, grinning victorious beneath the brim of his hat.
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Hillary Clinton walked away victorious, with 19 delegates to Bernie Sanders' 15.
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In three World Series for Boston, all victorious, Ortiz has hit .455.
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For the victorious bichon frise, it was all in a day's work.
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If Clinton had won all three, she would've been victorious over Trump.
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She drifted back down to the stage, and Garfield straddled her, victorious.
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Gates emerged victorious, although the company had to abide by consent decrees.
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The Fort Hancock team lost, but Saldana said they were still victorious.
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But it's also not as if the skeptics are somehow "victorious" here.
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Ultimately, white men are allowed to publicly fail while still emerging victorious.
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Cisneros has been working hard to come out of this election victorious.
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The victorious tone of this earlier work is alien to Robert Adams.
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McGinley said he was the most valuable player on his victorious team.
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"I've even shocked myself a bit," said Tommy Haas, his victorious opponent.
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Bredesen could be one of those victorious red state Democrats this year.
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"We will also be victorious once the investigation is completed," he said.
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The two men last faced off in 2014, when Honda was victorious.
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"Our base case is that Emmanuel Macron will emerge victorious," Boothroyd said.
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He predicted that the mujahideen would be victorious in weeks or months.
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Trump vowed Monday he would be victorious in New Mexico in 2020.
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The good news ... the Jets emerged victorious -- beating the Broncos 34-16.
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She played on the United States' victorious Curtis Cup team in 1970.
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We got the victorious Tyga on his way out of the station.
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Jon emerged victorious the first time they fought back in January 2015.
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He insisted that the United States would be victorious in this next challenge.
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Though he was victorious that day, a blueprint now existed for beating Silva.
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Smith and Housley will probably emerge victorious in their respective primaries on Tuesday.
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Luckily, she "made it to the truck," she announces victorious at the bottom.
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The law says the country "may" be forced to pay a victorious defendant.
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Republican Donald Trump emerged victorious from a fiercely fought presidential election on Wednesday.
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In the regional semifinals, UVA was victorious over Oregon, and next beat Purdue.
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Investors remain nervous about who will prove victorious in next Tuesday's U.S. election.
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The star's team was victorious on Wednesday night, defeating the Warriors 123-109.
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Do I expect Jaime and Cersei to prove victorious in the long run?
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Nah. Do I expect them to even prove victorious in the short run?
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The ordeal ended when the government retreated and the Bundys declared themselves victorious.
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The new mom added that she cherishes sharing Phelps' victorious moments with Boomer.
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However, when the final results were tallied, Team Oracle USA walked away victorious.
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But if Espy is victorious, it would send reverberations throughout the political system.
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Suddenly, the whole country looked united and confident behind its victorious multicolor team.
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Lopez ends up victorious, but to be fair they both absolutely nail it.
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Bpaet, victorious, walked out of the ring, only to faint from the excitement.
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Nevertheless, the newcomer emerged victorious, unseating Clark with 52 percent of the vote.
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So, who walked away victorious from the unofficial Oscars for the style set?
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Victorious 2014 Ryder Cup captain McGinley reacted with disappointment to Reed's public stance.
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But she prevails — or, you might say, descends into hell but emerges victorious.
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Part 4 In 2016, Trump become victorious by winning the electoral college vote.
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Manageable. Unfortunately, the Spurs didn't mount that victorious comeback and lost 106-101.
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If he can emerge victorious, GGG will be waiting on the other end.
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Jim Costa (D-Calif.), who emerged victorious in his own primary on Tuesday.
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No one could imagine the scenario where an opposition candidate could be victorious!
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Read more:Joe Biden has emerged as a frontrunner after a victorious Super Tuesday.
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Dallas was victorious in a 4-3 overtime contest in Tampa on Dec.
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Joe Biden emerged victorious from South CarolinaVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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He will declare himself vindicated and victorious in his battle against The Swamp.
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But it will boost the victorious faction's influence in next year's presidential election.
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His victorious opponent took the oath of office in the Senegalese capital, Dakar.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," Buttigieg said.
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Fundamentally, it is because he ultimately emerged victorious without having scored many victories.
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Does that mean we'll see more experiments with perspective if "1917" emerges victorious?
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Female political participation proved vital to Ms. Johnson Sirleaf's victorious coalition in 2005.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," said Buttigieg.
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THEN: Ariana Grande was best known as the quirky Cat on Nickelodeon's "Victorious."
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In Oklahoma, 71 of 112 teachers were victorious in their primaries in June.
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His victorious opponent took the oath of office in Dakar, the Senegalese capital.
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Their release "means we can stand victorious over the federal government," he said.
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"We will continue to be victorious in every juncture that follows," he said.
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But Hillary Clinton has entered New Hampshire as an underdog before and emerged victorious.
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There has to be an end game of some kind where I emerge victorious.
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Bill Nelson, confidently assured his supporters that he would emerge victorious again in November.
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Backers of the victorious Leave campaign are optimistic that common sense will ultimately prevail.
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Six Russian and foreign senior managers were fired — and the siloviki ended 2014 victorious.
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In a statement to The Inquirer, one mother sounded far from victorious on Wednesday.
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Mischa Barton's ongoing lawsuit against a former boyfriend has come to a victorious end.
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One startup will emerge victorious to become the first TechCrunch Startup Battlefield MENA champion.
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"Greetings from the U.S. prison system, bitches," yells C-Note after they emerge victorious.
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Will Donald Trump prevail victorious, or will Hillary Clinton become our first female president?
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Chinese schools teach that China joined the war in self-defence and was victorious.
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If that fails, then a victorious America could impose tariffs allowed by the WTO.
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Males, known simply as "dogs," have been victorious 71 times, almost twice as often.
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When the world first met Ariana Grande, she was playing Cat Valentine on Victorious.
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Bill Nelson , confidently assured his supporters that he would emerge victorious again in November.
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They can go toe-to-toe with Earth's Mightiest Heroes... and walk away victorious.
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In football, after all the downs, timeouts and TV commercials, one team emerges victorious.
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Modelled on Mr Obama's victorious efforts, it relies on a loose structure of volunteers.
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And in 13 and '17, he was victorious at the French and U.S. Opens.
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The victorious team then is pitted against the team with the second most points.
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When Franklin Roosevelt stood up against world domination by the Nazis, we were victorious.
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Nelson's campaign aides believe he will emerge victorious once all the ballots are counted.
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After a close last round, Mr. Washington, who is covered in tattoos, was victorious.
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Mr. Hoover emerged victorious 18 months later, and his United States license was restored.
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"If you really work hard then you're going to be victorious," Mr. Peacock said.
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But that's only one of the many races Paige was victorious in Tuesday night.
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Denver has emerged victorious in 15 of its last 16 home openers for a .
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Montreal was victorious in Boston on Monday, beating the Bruins 3-2 in overtime.
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The Battle of the Bastards is over, and the Stark forces have emerged victorious.
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Advocates are vowing to continue their fight, expressing confidence they will eventually be victorious.
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We take photos of the victorious moment and begin the hike back to Lukla.
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Whoever emerges victorious, we guarantee that the nation's football fans will be left swooning.
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As she sat outside the victorious Ramblers' locker room, she was already looking ahead.
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Modi's party may be victorious, but that doesn't mean its troubles are now over.
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To be sure, not all women were victorious in Minnesota and Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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But, Colin's spot emerged victorious ... and we're told Colin and The Swoosh are PUMPED.
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If Trump extends a White House invitation to the victorious Americans, will they attend?
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The polls could shift again if Biden were to emerge victorious in South Carolina.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," the Indianan said.
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The victorious general, Justo José de Urquiza, went on to promulgate Argentina's federalist constitution.
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Israel said just because students were victorious Friday doesn't mean the movement is over.
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However, Immortals have come out victorious in all of their other on-stage encounters.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," Pete Buttigieg said.
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Today her company, Victorious Education Services, is one of the leading schools in Uganda.
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The fundraising email will go out declaring him again victorious in yet another debate.
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The Cold War made the exceptional role of the victorious allies even more vital.
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In 2010, 17-year-old Grande began starring in "Victorious," which premiered that March.
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If that is Mr Trump's message he and the American dream will be victorious.
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I feel like I am victorious and a complete failure most days, both equally.
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Hastings was philosophical in defeat, arguing that Netflix would emerge victorious for other brands.
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Planned Parenthood was ultimately victorious, with courts ruling that those posters counted as threats.
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But this time he is hoping that, in the ensuing contest, he will be victorious.
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If the victims' families are victorious, it would be both a legal and cultural landmark.
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Two sides, for reasons political or territorial, enter into armed hostilities until one emerges victorious.
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From page to screen to Oscars glory, The Big Short emerged victorious on Sunday night.
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Richard Cordray will be the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, emerging victorious on Tuesday night.
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Accuser Andrea Constand was finally victorious this Thursday, prompting Bounce to reverse its 2016 decision.
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The populist Five Star Movement (M53S), which led the opposition to the reform, was victorious.
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Spring will bloom thoroughly tomorrow with a victorious blue sky and temperatures in the 70s.
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While Fallon initially stocked up most of the puppies, Affleck emerged victorious in later rounds.
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Lee worried that building memorials so soon after the war would anger the victorious Federals.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," Buttigieg said to applause.
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During the award ceremony, Macron raised two victorious fists next to host president Vladimir Putin.
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Trump has hosted victorious men's athletic teams several times over the course of his presidency.
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We take a closer look at the underdogs of the Rio Olympics who emerged victorious.
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GUTFELD: We have been victorious over our surroundings and that is why we stay inside.
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The commission has announced that it will investigate 66 victorious candidates, without specifying which ones.
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Now that Donald Trump has emerged victorious, Perry is sharing her disappointment on social media.
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It was a gauntlet of the best, and OG had, against all odds, emerged victorious.
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Despite the opinion polls, UBS advised caution in assuming Macron would emerge victorious in May.
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Our sources tell us the Jackson family emerged victorious ... shocking for a couple of reasons.
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Victoria Lartey-Williams, the owner, lead event planner, and designer of Victorious Events NYC, agreed.
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President Xi, like Trump, wants to save face and appear victorious in this trade war.
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While the state protest had mixed results, the local teachers' strike in Pueblo was victorious.
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Sullivan emerged victorious over Begich and is currently serving as the junior senator from Alaska.
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Rubio, in contrast, emerged victorious only in Minnesota, meaning he trails both Trump and Sen.
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But Jones ultimately emerged victorious over Moore, propelled by a strong turnout among black voters.
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Fixed-income trading was not the only battlefield where Morgan Stanley emerged victorious last quarter.
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If both Ms. May and Ms. Eagle emerge victorious, women would lead Britain and Scotland.
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A perceived moderate Democrat could emerge victorious in the election and perhaps flip the Senate.
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But the specter of an F.B.I. inquiry could cast a cloud over a victorious Mrs.
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Even when one team emerges victorious, its performance in the next rounds will tell all.
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That rollback will like cause more litigation from the same parties who were victorious Monday.
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GoldLink took on that obstacle and came out victorious with this year's At What Cost.
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Like, even though it was a victorious result, I didn't feel like it was enough.
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In their most recent meeting on clay, however, the quarterfinals in Rome, Thiem emerged victorious.
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But from a field of safe picks, the self-styled populist candidate emerged, unexpectedly, victorious.
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" The police supporters responded by shouting, "We will be victorious" and "Our cause is just!
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The deed was done, and the purveyors of plastic had been victorious on this occasion.
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In a crowded primary field, his favor among ultraconservatives could amount to a victorious plurality.
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Because our message is resonating and the people when we stand together will be victorious.
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One startup will emerge victorious, raise the Disrupt Cup and take home the $50,000 prize.
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By 1922, the victorious Bolsheviks started meddling in the school's affairs and funding dried up.
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Each chapter is a mini-redemption story, with Williams starting out skeptical and ending victorious.
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But there is little doubt that the pro-independence Scottish National Party will emerge victorious.
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"Buttigieg had previously said on Twitter that his campaign was "headed to New Hampshire victorious.
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I don't know any other sport you can dominate so much and not be victorious.
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The Springboks were victorious when the two sides met in Wellington this time last year.
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We left victorious, making room for the next round of urbanites to grab their axes.
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Elections must carry consequences, or the victorious electorate will question the utility of the process.
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"I predict that Sessions is not going to be victorious on this," Paul told Smerconish.
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It became an instant classic of sports photography, and it became an incredibly victorious meme.
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As he waited for his refill, the jubilant coach fell asleep, victorious at last. ♦
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In the next, her arms are spread wide, spanning the length of the stadium, victorious.
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In the end, one of those white men, Councilman Corey Johnson of Manhattan, emerged victorious.
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One final roar from onlookers and Jim emerges victorious—a victory he accepts with supreme immodesty.
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His right-wing opponents, if victorious, could provoke a flare-up in tensions with Catalan secessionists.
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In 2014, Reid was victorious once more, beating 1,500 people to the top of the podium.
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Critics of the administration's attempt to use the census to poll citizenship were victorious on Thursday.
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Or will the horrifying zombie version of The Mountain reign victorious in a decades-long feud?
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This has led to a lengthy lineup of GIFs and videos featuring victorious all-Torbjörn teams.
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Not only did the DS come out victorious, but it remains Nintendo's best-selling platform ever.
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The one-two LP punch of Floorplan's Paradise and Victorious is brave, ballsy, and totally fitting.
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Australian Jamie Mitchell spent his share of time underwater but emerged victorious without any major incidents.
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After England's victorious quarterfinal against Sweden on July 7, he congratulated the players on making history.
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Ever since the coven's victorious Episode 3 return, fans have been eagerly awaiting a witches vs.
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A massive battle, often called the Battle of New York, erupts and The Avengers are victorious.
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The blue team came out victorious, and Meghan posed with the trophy alongside Mitchell and Agdal.
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Twenty-one of those candidates were victorious, helping swing control of the House majority to Democrats.
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When I finish having rough sex, I don't come away hurting; I emerge victorious and satisfied.
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And by a strange quirk of American politics, the GOP establishment was simultaneously rejected and victorious.
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I remember feeling victorious that I finally saw one little flatulent flaw, and I could relax.
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Merck (MRK) emerged victorious in a patent battle with Gilead Sciences (GILD) over hepatitis C drugs.
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You can probably guess that I almost always stay out longer, and return home feeling victorious.
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"We will put Baghdadi's head under our feet and we will be victorious," the tune goes.
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TV personality Jessica Dominguez shares her life lessons with her new book Mujeres Victoriosas (Victorious Women).
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But Airbus still came out victorious at the show, outselling Boeing and announcing a new plane.
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Whichever candidate emerges victorious from the primary is expected to sweep the gubernatorial election this fall.
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"Redemption" by Zacari and Babes Wodumo brings vision of a celebratory moment after a victorious battle.
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But this mixed history only enraged the Islamist fanatics who emerged victorious after the Soviet years.
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They commandeered the sanitarium as a barracks and command post during their victorious war with Georgia.
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Holmes argued the only Senate candidates the PAC spent heavily on who emerged victorious were Sen.
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After the coup was over, he was widely seen as the leader of a victorious resistance.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, she went on to serve as spokeswoman and communications director for the victorious Prop.
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Its victorious haul made it "the most decorated production in the ceremony's history", awards organizers said.
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If the Dodgers emerge victorious, Kennedy will purchase the two legislators a shellfish dinner from Massachusetts.
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Of how, when fighters are victorious against loudmouths, or speak out against it, my heart sings.
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The author is celebrated for facing off against the worst elements of humanity and emerging victorious.
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Stanley W. Prince, a leader of the "no" campaign that was victorious in the January vote.
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In fact, should Golovkin come out victorious, he's doubtful a Canelo super-fight would follow afterwards.
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And both emerged victorious in first-round, straight-set matches that were not quite that straightforward.
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There was little dispute that she came out of their exchanges victorious, and Mr. Biden bruised.
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The least surprising thing about it all may be that the victorious Democrat is Doug Jones.
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The 10-week conflict, in which the British were ultimately victorious, left more than 900 dead.
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The 79-time Tour winner served as an assistant captain for the victorious United States team.
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If Tuberville comes out victorious, it could also pose fresh challenges for the Republican Senate majority.
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Fixed-income trading was not the only battlefield in which Morgan Stanley emerged victorious last quarter.
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For the first time, a victorious Jirschele met his team on the field for celebratory handshakes.
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Other defeated candidates had their own troubles that victorious rivals did not revisit once taking office.
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Jennings was crowned victorious after wining his third match Tuesday night in the week-long showdown.
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Narendra Modi speaks to the victorious party workers at the BJP party headquarters in New Delhi.
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Now a victorious Castro had a new request: Loan Cuba $300 million dollars worth of oil.
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Trump won with Arizona Republicans when ballots were counted, while Cruz emerged victorious in Utah's caucuses.
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A major fight is brewing between Dunkin' Brands and Starbucks, but only one is emerging victorious.
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One of the NDP's top strategists back then recalls the shock felt by some victorious candidates.
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Just recently, Netflix added a slew of Nickelodeon titles, including Victorious, Sam & Cat, and Hey Arnold!
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If the victorious party wins a clear majority of seats, things are much more clean-cut.
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But after Moore's primary win in heavily red Alabama, Shelby predicted he'd be victorious in December.
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Some predict that the likes of Uber and Lyft will emerge victorious by subsuming e-vehicle rentals.
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Kwan's victorious 1996 routine marked her first major win and her first moment in the national spotlight.
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Two days earlier, he kissed Jenny Sushe following a victorious fight against Bogdan Dinu in Costa Mesa.
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A progressive and diverse group of politicians, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have been underestimated and then victorious.
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Watch above while she grapples with a world free of her go-to apps — and emerges victorious.
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While there was no victorious and Free Willy-esque breach, the video is pretty heart-rending stuff.
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Although Mwaura came last, and his car was even shot at during the campaign, he feels victorious.
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Ernst, who emerged victorious, will be the first woman in Senate Republican leadership in nearly a decade.
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" Bush "guided our nation, and the world, to a peaceful and victorious conclusion of the Cold War.
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When it's victorious, so are you, because you've turned an otherwise lost cause into a tiny triumph.
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As with the original fight between Maul and Kenobi, Obi-Wan is able to come up victorious.
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If victorious, Stacey Abrams, 44, would become the first female African American governor in the United States.
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On "Victorious," he evokes both the flamboyant swagger of Queen and the mechanized gleam of Daft Punk.
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Serena Williams won her 22nd Grand Slam singles title on Saturday when she emerged victorious at Wimbledon.
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If she is victorious, however, Mrs Clinton is likely to take the helm of a divided government.
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Two years after her film debut, she secured recurring roles on Nickelodeon's True Jackson VP and Victorious.
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But it has to emerge victorious from its competition with Apple and Tidal to reach massive scale.
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The Phillies came out victorious over the Cubs during Monday night's game, with a 5-4 lead.
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Given that the evidence against this former assistant is vast and deplorable, we anticipate a victorious resolution.
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In 1967, during the six-day war, he served as a speech-writer for Israel's victorious generals.
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After the protesters were ejected, Vellanti extended his arms, raising his clenched fists like a victorious boxer.
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But if there's no answer, know that these two CubeSats died victorious, having successfully fulfilled their mission.
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Although Cruz came out victorious, experts doubt this is the last the U.S. will see of O'Rourke.
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Earnings season kicked off on a good note, but that doesn't mean every company will emerge victorious.
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But like her, many of them have taken down their critics on social media and emerged victorious.
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Murray now has been victorious in 18 of his last 43 overall starts (regular and post season).
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Apparently, the cast speculated about which Victorious stars loved spontaneous singing during video interviews about the show.
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The gamble alarmed some conservatives but paid off when she emerged victorious from the subsequent snap election.
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Lian Xiao and his AlphaGo companion ended up victorious, also forcing a resignation from the opposing side.
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The victorious team has investment from Wang Sicong, the son of Dalian Wanda Group's chief Wang Jianlin.
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After last week's Democratic Nevada caucuses, it was finally the GOP's turn, and Donald Trump emerged victorious.
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After a long, painful, and arduous battle down a back alley near my office, he emerged victorious.
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Support poured in, however, for Mr Deschamps, a popular manager and captain of the victorious 1998 team.
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In such cases, one of the two senators emerged victorious despite the partisan lean of the state.
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But history shows luring Amazon's second headquarters may not be a slam dunk for the victorious city.
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Anna Saini, the Brooklyn sex-worker activist, went from feeling betrayed by the celebrities to feeling victorious.
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Gail: I'm still trying to get past Trump's victorious press conference at his floundering Scottish golf course.
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And I'm imagining a victorious Trump explaining how the Mexican wall was just a figure of speech.
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Do you feel hopeful because of last year's victorious off-year election and the upcoming Women's March?
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Clovis on Monday also said the businessman would emerge victorious in most of Tuesday's five voting contests.
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All the valor and drama seemed to her to have vanished from the slack-jawed, victorious West.
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And while they are strategically focused, they are optimistic that she will be victorious on Election Day.
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As Ramaphosa supporters emerged victorious from their branch meeting in Diepkloof, they started singing "Things will change".
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The powers that emerged victorious from World War II championed globalization as the antidote to future conflicts.
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Throughout history, victorious wars have often forged national identities, expanded state power and helped centralize political authority.
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Although South Africa came out victorious, Harry showed his family's support in the most adorable way possible.
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To celebrate his victorious debut, Man-U chilled out with his bottle of milk in the shade.
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Consider Tombstone and the moment when his victorious cowboy gang-boss casually dismisses a broken Wyatt Earp.
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The Dow rose above 25,000 for the first time a year ago, spurring Trump's first victorious message.
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Our reporter Trip Gabriel pointed to one famous county in which Bloomberg did emerge victorious: Napa, Calif.
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In "Victorious Century," David Cannadine surveys the highs and lows of the British Empire in the 227s.
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The Pueblo itself is still in Pyongyang, where it's a tourist attraction at the Victorious War Museum.
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After a nearly three-year legal skirmish, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau appeared to have been victorious.
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Meanwhile, praise for the nation's victorious World War II ancestors has partially rehabilitated the old Soviet regime.
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Should Mr. Netanyahu emerge victorious once again, the prospects of Israel taking this path are alarmingly high.
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Crikey asked political insiders which of the challengers the opposition Labor Party would prefer to see victorious.
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The big question in the golf world, however, was if the renewed Tiger would still be victorious.
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"She's such a good player," Williams said of her opponent after the victorious match, according to Tennis.com.
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It's not just the female plaintiffs who would win if they were to be victorious in court.
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But he emerged victorious on election night after wins in states like Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Voters expect Hillary Clinton to come out victorious in the next presidential debate, scheduled for Sunday evening.
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Scott LoBaido, the most famous person in Staten Island, walked into Da Noi restaurant last week, victorious.
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The Ragin' Cajuns' return to Ladd-Peebles Stadium for the second time this season was victorious again.
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Given that, the 2018 off-year congressional election proved that Hispanics migrated en masse to victorious Democrats.
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Republicans replaced him with the victorious Union general, Ulysses S. Grant, in the presidential elections of 1868.
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She befriended the victorious German national team during their journey to winning the World Cup in 2014.
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Regardless of which TV shows and actors come out victorious when the Golden Globes air on Jan.
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He has five European Tour victories and was a member of Europe's victorious 2018 Ryder Cup team.
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At The Disco – "Victorious"BEST ELECTRONIC VIDEOCalvin Harris & Disciples – "How Deep Is Your Love"99 Souls ft.
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The detailed design elements — like this victorious Mario in the Nintendo section — were up there as well.
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The group reportedly spent roughly 4 and a half hours playing -- no word on who emerged victorious.
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The political calculus changed when the Republican emerged victorious in the 1994 midterm contests and elected Rep.
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"We must tell our brothers in Latin America and the world that the Cuban people will be victorious."
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Lacie comes close but emerges victorious, and the rest of society is content to live as things are.
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If she is victorious in the women's singles tournament, it will be the athlete's 24th Grand Slam win.
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Conor Lamb will emerge victorious from a clash of two incumbents in Pennsylvania's 17th District, NBC News projects.
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Grant, as the leader of the victorious army during the Civil War, was a living symbol of Union.
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Hezbollah, on the other hand, has emerged victorious but bloodied from eight years of civil war in Syria.
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Meanwhile, a victorious Republican candidate in the governor's race could continue to gum up the Medicaid expansion process.
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To emerge victorious in 2016, several candidates are leaning hard on religion, hoping it's an advantage over Trump.
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In Democratic circles, the Ohio results were cast as a win, even if their candidate was not victorious.
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The US could once again tip the global scales and lead a victorious coalition in this climate emergency.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor said.
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Perhaps this statement helps explain why, in collaboration with Richard Guino, he made the bronze "Venus Victorious" (1914).
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Only one team will emerge victorious, claim the Battlefield Cup along with US$25,000 in no-equity cash.
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Too many, including "God Save the Queen", suffer from dreary harmonies and platitudes about being victorious and glorious.
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But when the victorious allies divided the city, many firms moved their offices and factories to West Germany.
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A long, long time ago Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande starred together in the hit kids' show Victorious.
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At the Disco -- "Victorious" BEST ELECTRONIC VIDEO Calvin Harris & Disciples -- "How Deep Is Your Love" 99 Souls ft.
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"He is the most victorious surfer in Hawaii," the Hall of Fame says of Garcia on its website.
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It has been the hardest two years of my life, but it's been the most victorious and exciting.
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"Warlight" unfolds after 1945 in a bomb-ravaged city that, although victorious, "still felt wounded, unsure of itself".
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But simmering ill-feeling erupted into civil war in 22016 in which Mr Saleh's northern forces were victorious.
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When it was divided by the victorious allies, many firms moved their offices and factories to West Germany.
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Paxton (20-21) notched his fourth consecutive victorious decision despite allowing nine hits over 22015 2/3 innings.
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The victorious Lee crisscrossed the state and built a better campaign machine than the other candidates to win.
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Sale has come away victorious in all but one start since despite a 4.22 ERA during that span.
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Reyna Castellanos got the sweetest surprise on what was already a victorious occasion: her last day of chemotherapy.
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More hits followed with Victorious, starring Victoria Justice, iCarly with Miranda Cosgrove, and Sam & Cat with Ariana Grande.
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That said, Victoria Justice probably wishes a years-old interview about Victorious wasn't the internet's new favorite meme.
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In terms of odds for a better draft position, though, it was the Red Wings that emerged victorious.
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Against all odds, Spacey came out victorious as Ramsey admitted that the actor's "fucks" are said with charm.
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The victorious opposition leader and now president, Alassane Ouattara, mounted a military offensive to force Mr Gbagbo out.
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Fellow coach Alicia Keys emerged victorious, with her finalist Chris Blue named as the music competition's latest winner.
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Unlike belief in a better possible world, victorious exultation is not a requirement for membership in the revolution.
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But since it's 10:15 P.M. in Silicon Valley, there's barely an audience for the victorious young moguls.
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This time, with the decision in the hands of the voters instead of party insiders, he emerged victorious.
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Defending Main Street also proved victorious last week in Pennsylvania's newly redrawn 28503th District, where GOP state Sen.
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Two leading politicians on the victorious Leave side in Britain's referendum on the EU left the political landscape.
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The controversy propelled him to a victorious run for chief justice of the state supreme court in 2000.
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CAN YOU SHARE WITH US AT ALL SOME SENSE OF WHAT WOULD BE VICTORIOUS AGREEMENT WITH THE CHINESE?
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It is a time for being smart and going forward in building a strong and victorious grassroots movement.
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"And he's carried on from there," said Ireland's McGinley, captain of the victorious 2014 European Ryder Cup team.
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If victorious, Erdogan will be able to eliminate the role of prime minister and heavily consolidate executive power.
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But Netflix came out victorious despite the duo's commitments to the Mouse House and Disney's own streaming aspirations.
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On the record 103rd ballot, John W. Davis of West Virginia, a wealthy Wall Street lawyer, emerged victorious.
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His belief that the forces fighting evil in the world can be victorious is a hard-won belief.
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" The publisher summed up Brave as "unscripted, courageous, victorious, angry, smart, fierce, unapologetic, controversial, and real as (expletive).
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Women said the Democratic nominee came out victorious over Trump by a larger margin, 28500 to 6900 percent.
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He was on six victorious World Cup teams, four with Nicklaus as his partner and two with Snead.
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According to an ABC News report, 2900 of the 220006 Republicans he endorsed in 2202 primaries were victorious.
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Doug Jones, who was victorious over Moore in the election, has called for the federal government to investigate.
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A CNN/ORC snap poll found Clinton came out victorious in the debate, 85033 percent to 34 percent.
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I couldn't know if she had a chance to feel victorious, and I took that away from her.
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Others had more competition to come out victorious, like Full House dominating California and Seinfeld winning New York.
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Born in 1917, Oggay has tattooed the Butbut people, victorious headhunters, and curious tourists alike her entire life.
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The original fight was insane -- a 5-round war -- and Cody emerged victorious, becoming the UFC bantamweight champ.
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His victory adds to the pattern of pro-Trump candidates often emerging victorious over anti-Trump establishment candidates.
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" When Pouille emerged victorious after 2110 hours 211 minutes, his name was announced accurately after "Game, set, match.
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GO1 grand finals that saw SonicFox victorious—but who knows what will happen next time their paths cross?
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But when the victorious government was returned in a landslide in 2010, it continued to see enemies everywhere.
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At international competitions, victorious North Korean athletes must say they owe their success to their leader and country.
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"She's such a good player," Williams, 37, said of her opponent after the victorious match, according to Tennis.com.
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You can easily interpret "Bella" as a redemptive variation on Baartman's story, turning social tragedy into victorious comedy.
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The Corps's resourcefulness, creativity and engineering expertise no doubt was a critical weapon in that victorious military campaign.
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Announcing his death, Hezbollah quoted Badreddine as saying he would return from Syria victorious or as a martyr.
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Go deeper: India passes restrictive citizenship amendment targeting Muslim migrants In photos: Modi victorious over India's election results
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The team contributed a number of its star players to France's victorious World Cup team earlier this year.
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Rory Smith On Soccer Only Manchester City, of the Premier League's elite, emerged victorious in the Champions League.
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Hilario made both free throws, and the Rockets emerged victorious — despite having given up an 18-point lead.
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Trump walked away victorious in Richmond County in 2016, due in part to low African American turnout there.
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The entertainment giant may well become Sky's outright owner if Rupert Murdoch's Fox emerges from the fight victorious.
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Increasingly, colonial battles have moved from Wounded Knee to Congress, where Native communities have, at times, been victorious.
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Joshua was victorious, and four months later he challenged for a world title, beating Charles Martin with ease.
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" At Versailles, the leaders of the victorious Allied Powers opposed Wilson's concept of a "just and stable peace.
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Everything goes according to plan and they each carry the python back to camp for a victorious picture.
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Broadly attended the concert, filled with female fans waving Afghan flags, where the mood reflected that victorious feeling.
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In the end, both dishes looked amazing, and we kind of don't even care who actually ended up victorious.
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Anchored by Ledecky, 19, the team was victorious over Australia, who won silver, and Canada, who took the bronze.
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There, the Kremlin had blocked off traffic for a pedestrian festival celebrating "Russia's Victorious Past" (hence the pagan idol).
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In the women's elite race, Worknesh Degefa, 28, of Ethiopia was victorious with a time of 2:23:30.
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Victorious Maokai is wearing a blue toga and a new model, plus has a new recall animation and sounds.
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So 2016 abounded with launches, newly discovered dwarf planets, steps toward Mars, and victorious ends to long-haul missions.
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The defenders of the Stark stronghold emerged victorious, but let's not mince words here: Arya actually won the battle.
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Barboza's upward trajectory could face an issue down the line should he emerge victorious against Melendez on Saturday night.
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Katy Perry, who spent the year promoting Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, emerged victorious as the year's most followed star.
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That enables the victorious party to draw favorable districts and has proven influential in determining the makeup of Congress.
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In January 1959, a victorious Castro strode into Havana, and an exodus of the middle and upper classes began.
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No matter how often its loyal press report victorious advances, the front lines have in fact changed very little.
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For one thing, a foreign language film had never won the big award — until tonight, when "Parasite" emerged victorious.
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The timing of the victorious bid also comes as US–Canada and US–Mexico relations sink to new lows.
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We'll give them one more night that is special and hopefully cathartic for them and victorious over that tragedy.
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I was fighting this mental battle with myself and I didn't know who was going to come out victorious.
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" And Gillies, who starred on Nickelodeon's Victorious and the FX's Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll, enjoys playing "the bad girl.
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If he's victorious, he'll have shown he can win a big, diverse swing state by carrying the progressive flag.
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If Los Angeles had walked away victorious, the gambler would have walked away with $4.5 million, according to ESPN.
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After a week spent searching the island, the young photojournalist managed to track down and befriend the victorious Castro.
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The nations have met twice in the final — with Czechoslovakia winning in 1985 and the U.S. victorious in 1986.
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Ted Cruz dropped out of the race Tuesday night, as the billionaire businessman emerged victorious in Indiana's presidential primary.
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Styles confronts his enemy head-on and is victorious, while also acknowledging the multi-level paradox of the situation.
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In 1967 he was drafted during the six-day war to serve as a speechwriter for Israel's victorious generals.
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The SNTE's support for Mr López Obrador's victorious rival in the presidential race of 2006 may have been decisive.
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Elizabeth Gillies Gillies currently has a role on Dynasty, but her and Grande starred on Victorious together in 2010.
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In two high-profile, down-ballot Democratic primaries on Tuesday, the favored candidates of the party mainstream emerged victorious.
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Together, the judges will determine — along with viewer votes — who of the show's 11 celebrities will be crowned victorious.
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His past experiences at the game, which range from the expected to the unexpected, the victorious to the disappointing.
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But it also seemed impossible that the FBI would openly be investigating a victorious presidential campaign, so who knows?
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Bernie Sanders isn't ready to back down just yet: He emerged victorious from the West Virginia primary on Tuesday.
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As BuzzFeed explains, the meme started when a Twitter user uncovered an old Victorious interview and posted it online.
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We're not sure of the duck's name, but it does have that victorious air about it, don't you think?
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Though preliminary results showed the PRI victorious in the state, the party's support base was shattered by MORENA's emergence.
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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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In terms of percentage points, Nelson would need a shift of 10 times that to emerge victorious in Florida.
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"We needed the right to start a stupid brawl and emerge victorious or with a black eye," she writes.
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Blackburn, aligned closely with Trump, proved victorious against the wishes of Taylor Swift, who endorsed Bredesen for the seat.
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Trump's tweets and visibility disappeared during the Schumer shutdown weekend and the GOP Congress was victorious as a result.
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Elias told reporters on Thursday that he believes Nelson could come out victorious if there is a full recount.
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On that day, she walked away victorious, eventually landing a job with Microsoft shortly after leaving the prison's walls.
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Meanwhile, in the 7th district, among a slate of progressive Democrats, the centrist campaign of Tom Malinowski emerged victorious.
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The pint-sized pigskin profit's sights are set on the Carolina Panthers to emerge victorious in Super Bowl 50.
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Sanders emerged victorious in four battles, claiming his home state of Vermont as well as Colorado, Oklahoma and Minnesota.
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But where the victorious Ottomans allowed Jews and Christians to worship openly, the Catholic monarchs decreed conversion or death.
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Jones, who emerged victorious in the Alabama special election, said Wednesday that he has yet to hear from Moore.
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Ariana Grande reunited with "Victorious" costars Elizabeth Gillies and Matt Bennett during her concert in Atlanta, Georgia, on Tuesday.
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"—Elizabeth Gillies (@LizGillies) November 20, 2019Prior to "Victorious," Grande and Gillies met while starring on the Broadway show "13.
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As for the game, the Clippers emerged victorious this time around ... but Floyd's not one to gloat, is he?
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"The great victorious war of 1967 had an impact that is eating us from the inside," he told me.
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Querrey was victorious over Jason Jung and Schnur topped Italy's Paolo Lorenzi in a pair of three-set matches.
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President Trump emerged victorious in the Electoral College, while Clinton took the popular vote by nearly 3 million ballots.
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After the Battle of Trafalgar, Britain, though victorious, found itself at sea by virtue of not being at sea.
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What's strange isn't that we savor her striving, but that we so rarely get to watch her emerge victorious.
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While she ultimately challenges them and is victorious, that's not exactly consistent with the character that's been set up.
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It's interesting to note that both he and Doug Jones, victorious in Alabama, had no primary challenge to navigate.
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Europe's victorious Ryder Cup captain makes his fifth start since picking up his playing career after September's Paris triumph.
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Meanwhile, the prime minister, Lord Liverpool (Robert Wilfort), heaps praise and public funds on the victorious Duke of Wellington.
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Not only was Israel victorious, but also it was understood to be a strong nation that cannot be defeated.
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Together, they have won titles big and small, cashed checks for millions, and starred on victorious Ryder Cup teams.
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"We emerged victorious once and we plan to do so again," Hogan's attorney, David Houston, said in a statement.
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Only white evangelicals, a crucial part of Trump's victorious coalition, were more critical of contemporary life, at 74 percent.
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The online ordering database determined what dishes were ordered most in each team's hometown on days they were victorious.
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They may not come out victorious this time around, but CLG's teamwork should at least keep this showdown competitive.
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One dealer, feeling victorious, took a photo of that notice after it was hung on a wall at work.
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George W. Bush and Donald Trump both lost the popular vote but nevertheless emerged victorious in the Electoral College.
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Even the victorious generals were rebuked, with a winning share of just 34 percent despite their enormous administrative advantages.
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We would be defeated and you victorious only if you were able to remove the Koran from Muslims' hearts.
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Far from feeling defeated, the women felt victorious: Word of the siege at the church led to international condemnation.
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In practice, any of the Democratic candidates — even Sanders — will, if victorious, end up building on and improving Obamacare.
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In the battle between coal companies and major oil and gas producers, I expect the latter will be victorious.
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But the victorious Anglo-Saxon nations, especially the United States, largely shaped the postwar Western world we lived in.
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"From my point of view, nobody came out of this (infighting) victorious," Rakishev said in an interview with Reuters.
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Or what his Democratic opponent should say, if victorious: Good people can still be ornery from time to time.
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GOP candidates emerged victorious in Missouri, New Hampshire and Vermont — all three states that were previously held by Democrats.
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If that doesn't happen, Trump may be victorious in more than setting newly coarse terms for our political debate.
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He also allegedly shouted a victorious 'Woo hoo!' as he hunted victims, survivor Isabelle Laymance told the Washington Post.
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Trump, whose support comes mainly from whites, is unlikely to be victorious unless he can cut into that support.
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Competing with other technologies, the internal combustion engine emerged victorious thanks to the support of business and military interests.
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Competing with other technologies, the internal combustion engine emerged victorious thanks to the support of business and military interests.
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And while Canada rather discreetly celebrates a victorious battle, Australia and New Zealand commemorate the bloodbath that was Gallipoli.
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My husband soon emerged victorious and sheepish and was quickly whisked away by a nurse for some blood deposits.
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Whoever wins next month, he or she will claim a governing "mandate" based on their victorious popular-vote total.
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Mike DeWine emerged victorious in the tight race to become Ohio's governor, successfully retaining the seat under Republican control.
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The fall of Communism there brought roughly half the globe into the system established by the victorious WWII allies.
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New York's Democrats look likely to emerge victorious in their fight to take control of state government in November.
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Clinton was victorious in the majority of the 163 precincts in Nevada that have more than 50 percent Latino registrants.
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There were countless holes in this idea and its execution, and yet, Jon Snow emerged victorious and alive once again.
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But with the support of so many people: family, midwives, and hospital staff, we came out victorious, healthy, and happy!
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So when high school classmates told her she resembled Cat Valentine, Grande's character on Victorious, Vasquez leaned into the look.
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His glove shot into the air with the ball still in it, and he soon emerged victorious, to much applause.
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And Vladimir Putin was drenched in a sudden downpour as the trophy was handed over to the victorious French team.
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One Direction was victorious as it faced off against its estranged band member, Zayn Malik, for Video of the Year.
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That meant that once he did win, he had none of the infrastructure a victorious candidate was expected to have.
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But they were states where Trump had to be victorious in order to keep his path to the presidency open.
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Washington won its last four Sunday games while the road team was victorious in four of the last five meetings.
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After weeks of competition, Sundance Head from Team Blake has emerged victorious in the latest season of NBC's singing competition.
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As for Venus, she was victorious over Svetlana Kuznetsova in her first-round match and beat Camila Giorgi on Wednesday.
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"My victorious loving mermaid daughter," the Kill Bill actress captioned a photo of Maya lounging on a mermaid pool float.
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If Trump was victorious, the plan was to leave it set at every 10 minutes, until he stopped being president.
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Lady Gaga has good reasons to smile – and we're not just talking about her victorious Sunday at the Golden Globes!
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A "revolutionary procession" will then bear Fidel's remains across Cuba, tracing in reverse his victorious march on Havana in 1959.
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We play defense in spurts: 46 minutes, 19903 minutes, you have to do it for 48 minutes to be victorious.
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Scenes of celebration spread across Portugal this weekend as the country's soccer team emerged victorious from the Euro 223.4 tournament.
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He was sued and emerged victorious, both in the courts and in his career, successfully exhibiting the photo series subsequently.
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Into the valley of death rode the six hundred and the Light Brigade emerged tattered but victorious, according to Tennyson.
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Originally, the "Victorious Youth" was likely first erected in a city such as Olympia, as confirmation of an athletic victory.
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It's a fairly simple story but it still emerges as somewhat victorious in its quest to tell the law vs.
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It's a song that has almost an optimistic, almost victorious feel, which echoes their belief that their research is important.
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If Trump is victorious in November and the South Ayrshire Licensing Board crumbles before his might, he will be unstoppable.
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The victorious general in the civil war, Grant tried to see that the principles his men had fought for endured.
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The face-off followed their much-watched pairing at the U.S. Open over the summer, in which Serena was victorious.
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The defensive core of the current national side is made up of veterans from the victorious 2006 World Cup campaign.
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It is now is mathematically impossible for the Democratic socialist to be victorious without the majority of these superdelegates, a.k.a.
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America has two ex-candidates, the victorious Donald Trump and the vanquished Hillary Clinton who just can't let it lie.
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Multiple women emerged victorious in a slate of Democratic primaries, which means they'll be taking on Republican incumbents this fall.
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But barring the extremely unusual, the nominee with a majority of delegates from primary elections would emerge victorious, straight up.
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"The victorious end of Misrata's offensive on Sirte could be the harbinger of more infighting between different factions," he said.
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A victorious Bader walked off with his hands in the air as Latifi hit the canvas in an unconscious heap.
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"The two Syrian and Venezuelan peoples' fight against U.S. conspiracies and imperialism and the two will emerge victorious," Arreaza said.
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The defeated French leader was astonished that the victorious Duke of Wellington opted for a policy of moderation and compromise.
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Every time a past version of myself tries to bite, I hit delete and emerge just a little bit victorious.
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But I came out victorious and was very proud of myself that I was able to handle those seven months.
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Her name translates to victorious in English cos she was the chiefess of the Moorpoor tribe in Djab Wurrung country.
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And you develop a strong belief that no matter what situation you are dropped into, you will come out victorious.
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Even if victorious, she would need parliamentary support to get rid of the euro and that is seen as unlikely.
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However, the High School Musical alum was victorious in best shirtless performance and best on-screen duo with Dave Franco.
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Who hasn't had a late-night donair, washed it down with the requisite Fanta, and let out a victorious belch?
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Lee and Kenny prepare for their two-on-one date, of which only one will return victorious, in different ways.
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Tokoro also featured at Rizin's debut event, emerging victorious against Kizaemon Saiga by ambarring his foe in the first round.
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Cameron said Friday that he is impressed by any political candidate who emerges victorious from a Democratic or Republican primary.
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The only non-Celtic to have appeared in 10 N.B.A. finals is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who was victorious six times.
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She sat in there, victorious, for 45 long minutes while her parents, police officers and store employees searched the building.
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The U.S. women's national soccer team was victorious in the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup Final, marking America's fourth championship.
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Former Speaker of Parliament Halimah Yacob has emerged victorious by default, after other presidential hopefuls fell foul of new rules.
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The first lady's office later denied that claim, saying that she had always been confident her husband would emerge victorious.
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Britain emerged from the Second World War at once victorious and shrunken, the image of plucky heroism and imperial twilight.
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"This had absolutely nothing to do with the president or his victorious 2016 presidential campaign," Sanders said in a statement.
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If she emerges victorious in November, Tran will be the first Asian-American woman to serve in the General Assembly.
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For Bradley, it is that he can actually beat Pacquiao; few people thought he was victorious in the first fight.
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The oldest player to score in a Women's World Cup final, she struck a familiar victorious pose with arms outstretched.
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WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers felt victorious after the former special counsel Robert Mueller's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.
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The Blue Jays have emerged victorious in five of their last seven games at the Rogers Centre to move over .
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Instead, it was the interim president, Michel Temer — who had emerged victorious in a power struggle in May — in attendance.
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If he is victorious, the Brazilian left will have a long time to reflect on where it all went wrong.
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USA Gymnastics' "Made in America" (Watch on YouTube) Watch if you like American women's gymnastics since 2001, or victorious patriotism.
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Instead, it pursues the claim of a victorious power whose transgressions become irrelevant because winners don't have to justify themselves.
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He also shared the victorious sentiment at a farmers' round-table discussion earlier in the day in Boynton Beach, Fla.
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When the final whistle blew, as Rochdale's fans headed into the night, Ipswich's victorious players walked over to their fans.
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Grande launched her career on the Nickelodeon TV show "Victorious" in 2009 and released her first studio album in 2013.
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Taylor was victorious in the first round, above, and was kind of a sore winner about it, to be honest.
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Peter had expected to emerge victorious for the five-course meal he prepared; instead, he emerged deeply resentful and embarrassing.
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On Victorious, Grande had a youthful, high-pitched voice — reminiscent of Paris Hilton's — that was often mocked on the show.
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He shot 22-of-22, called it "probably" one of his worst games of the season, and came out victorious.
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"Victorious" star Daniella Monet gave birth to her first child with fiancé Andrew Gardner after more than six years together.
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But the Big Ten has been the playoff era's protagonist, alternately victorious and frustrated, and representing the delicate competitive atmosphere.
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A victorious presidential campaign normally generates a vast array of ex-staffers who are owed jobs in the new administration.
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Seventy percent of Trump supporters believed that had the Democratic candidate been declared victorious, the vote must have been rigged.
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Even if Democrats are ultimately victorious in court, the process could take months or even years to work itself out.
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Why was he riding in the bus with the victorious French national soccer team as recently as a week ago?
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If they are victorious, will Democrats overreach on either the nexus of social and cultural issues or on economic issues?
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" (on Tuesday and March 1), a satire set in the segregated South that Davis adapted from his play "Purlie Victorious.
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Bernie Sanders, who was leading the Iowa polls ahead of caucus night, also struck a victorious tone in his speech.
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In front of his supporters, Buttigieg declared, "We're headed to New Hampshire victorious" — despite not a single vote being counted.
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Oh now it's All Saints Day and we celebrate the VICTORIOUS CHURCH THAT HAS OVERCOME THE BLOOD OF THE LAMB!!!
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"By all indications, we are going to on New Hampshire victorious," Buttigieg said at a wild rally in Des Moines.
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Zoe and I are victorious in our own way — we got what was best for us, no $16,000 payment required.
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And Tottenham secured the runner-up spot in a victorious farewell to White Hart Lane, their home of 118 years.
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Serena Williams emerged victorious at the ASB Classic, winning her first tennis title since becoming a mother three years ago.
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Moore has emerged victorious in the past, even in races where his fundraising has lagged behind that of his opponent.
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The dogs that emerge victorious from each of the groups then vie for the Best in Show trophy on Tuesday.
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Only time will tell which team will emerge victorious — but don't ask us to stop the speculations around the watercooler.
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On Sunday, March 11, Arlee hosted a syulm, a dance celebrating warriors returning from a victorious battle, for the team.
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If the Supreme Court lets that court's latest decision stand, Oracle will be victorious — and Google will face undetermined damages.
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The musical launched the careers of Grande and Elizabeth Gillies; both stars would later join the cast of Nickelodeon's Victorious.
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If the Republican, Karen Handel, emerges victorious, it will in part reflect the shortcomings of her Democratic opponent, Jon Ossoff.
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But during his victorious presidential campaign, he pointed to one that had done plenty of business with him: Deutsche Bank.
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McCarthy also helped end the Cowboys' 2015 season, as the Packers were victorious, 26-303, in the NFC divisional round.
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Colorado won two of the three meetings last season and has been victorious in four of the last five encounters.
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The clash between Icahn and Occidental is squarely focused on Hollub's victorious bidding war against Chevron for control of Anadarko.
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Because that party is unable to participate, Hun Sen and his ruling Cambodian People's Party are likely to emerge victorious.
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One briefly ceased hearing those names and smelling those strange perfumes during that fleeting victorious period of victory-by-wildness.
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"Dead to Me" (Netflix)"The Boys" (Amazon Prime Video)"Rick and Morty" (Adult Swim)"Victorious" (Nickelodeon)"Fleabag" (Amazon Prime Video)
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LaPierre emerged victorious, winning re-election from the NRA board on Monday as the group's CEO and executive vice president.
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Povetkin is a rather undersized heavyweight for today's standards, but has emerged victorious against the veteran names of the sport.
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Award show nominations are fun and all, but the real joy of entertainment competitions is seeing who actually comes out victorious.
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OK Go's impressive, elaborate synchronization had already earned them YouTube fame by the time they came out victorious at the Grammys.
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After an epic battle against a woman considered one of Asia's top fighters, she was declared victorious in a unanimous decision.
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She also made the final in two other individual events in London, and was part of two victorious U.S. relay teams.
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You've emerged victorious and can once again expose your knees without wondering what exactly you did to inspire Mother Nature's wrath.
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The juxtaposition of Hopkins' unsuccessful curtain call and Faber's victorious departure perfectly encapsulates both the glory and cruelty of combat sports.
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His grandfather was a Spanish union activist in Barcelona who fled over the Pyrenees to escape Franco's victorious forces in 1939.
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If the Pats are victorious, the 39-year-old will become the quarterback with the most Super Bowl titles in history.
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He kissed my face as he forcefully pumped into me, and I felt detached, and a bit victorious over my body.
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The French head of state joined his country&aposs victorious players in the locker room after they beat Croatia 4-2.
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But with both of them insisting they'd emerge from the brawl victorious, you can't help but wonder who would actually win.
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There are no signs of him changing his mind, either—even after the victorious Nana Akufo-Addo promised a corruption probe.
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"Iowa was not his terrain — social conservatives have emerged victorious and overperformed the polls in the last two contests," Dickinson said.
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Although William's team emerged victorious, the good sport gave his new wife a hug as they stepped off the jetty. 3.
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The pair traded blows in a finely balanced second set before taking it into a tiebreak, with Wawrinka again emerging victorious.
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Canada's Kylie Masse emerged victorious from a high class women's final that also threatened throughout to produce a world record time.
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Yvonne Orji, who plays Issa's BFF on the show, shared some screengrabs of their victorious FaceTime after receiving the great news.
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Many in Mr Abe's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) have long viewed Article 9 as a humiliation, imposed by the victorious Americans.
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In the end, Alejandro Iñárritu's The Revenant reigned victorious, leading the pack with 12 nominations, including Best Actor, Director, and Picture.
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In previous debates, Trump would smile in a way that lifted his face and made him appear more "up" and victorious.
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CENTER-RIGHT VICTORIOUS Berlusconi's center-right bloc has been inching up in the polls and currently stands at around 37 percent.
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"This had absolutely nothing to do with the president or his victorious 2016 presidential campaign," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said.
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Impression, the only company that refused to settle, took the case all the way to the Supreme Court and emerged victorious.
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Cleveland's franchise-record win streak is the longest in the majors since Oakland emerged victorious in 20 straight in 2002. 2.
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A millennium later the "city victorious", as it is known, has become a city tumultuous: a congested sprawl of 225m people.
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The Australian band, led by vocalist/guitarist Andrew Stockdale, has released the new video for single "Victorious," debuting here on Mashable.
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As he contemplates killing Negan, Rick turns to see that the remainder of his forces are victorious, and the Saviors surrender.
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Cruz's comments show his willingness to hold open the vacancy in the event Democrat Hillary Clinton emerges victorious on Election Day.
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It is easy to imagine that if Hillary Clinton is victorious we might see something resembling Nixon's bitter words in November.
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Although she didn't place as a finalist (Top 20), the organization made sure to give her the victorious moment she deserved.
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The last time a candidate endorsed by The Register won a caucus was in 2000, when George W. Bush was victorious.
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And then only one team will emerge victorious, hoist the Disrupt Cup and take home the $50,000 equity-free cash prize.
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Once you're in the ring with another man it's just you and him and only one of you will leave victorious.
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Iger is betting on the streaming service because investors have already declared Netflix victorious in its fight against traditional media companies.
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Sanders was also victorious among voters without a college degree, which comprised a slight majority among total voters in the state.
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Some go back to South Africa in 2010, others are from Portugal's victorious European Championship campaign in France two years ago.
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That was a larger share of the vote than the 37% that the victorious Conservatives gained in Britain's election last May.
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They quip, they compete, they beat the crap out of some poor minions, and they come out the other end victorious.
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"Free Smoke" emerged victorious as the top song on Apple Music, while "Portland" and "Passionfruit" round out the top three spots.
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Photograph by Max Pinckers for The New Yorker A view of the Ryugyong Hotel from the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum.
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Conservative candidates can veer far to the right of mainstream America on key social and cultural issues and still be victorious.
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If past is precedent, these measures likely will emerge victorious at the polls in at least one, if not both, states.
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Those victorious challenges proved consequential, as three of the four teams that won their challenges went on to win the game.
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I believe sending it will make me feel more victorious, but maybe it risks opening cans of worms I cannot foresee.
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Or will advocates of the measured, diplomacy-first approach to foreign policy embodied by the Iran deal emerge victorious in November?
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INSIDER spoke with Victoria Lartey-Williams, Victorious Events NYC, about what romantic comedies get right and wrong about tying the knot.
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If Sinema is victorious it would be the first time since 1988 that Arizonans have elected a Democrat to the Senate.
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It's important to keep in mind that just because the odds are stacked against you doesn't mean you can't be victorious.
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He's the Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer of politics — tenacious, vigorous, persevering and repeatedly victorious, always giving his all in competition.
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The Golden State Warriors, meanwhile, emerged victorious on late Monday over the Oklahoma City Thunder to claim the league's Western Conference.
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In the end, Pompeo's more malleable personality helped him emerge victorious in the battle with Bolton for favor with the president.
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Joe Crowley will try to emerge victorious Tuesday in his blue 23th District, situated in Queens and part of the Bronx.
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Of 55 scientists, 69 percent believed that the program would win, and 31 percent believed that Mr. Lee would be victorious.
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Still, they are the heroes of our history, victorious for winning the war and, more importantly, for saving the free world.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) emerges victorious in her runoff election against Democrat Mike Espy, a former congressman and agriculture secretary.
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Politics contains a multitude of games, both ones where compromise is required and ones where only one side can emerge victorious.
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Dr. Dre just emerged victorious in the showdown with that guy who accused him of pulling a gun ... TMZ has learned.
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And then only one team will emerge victorious, hoist the Disrupt Cup and take home the $100,000 equity-free cash prize.
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" Benjamin's Bar shuddered in agreement, and Mr. Brignoli shot his arms into the air, like a victorious prizefighter, shouting, "She is!
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In some ways, the kingdom is experiencing a Game of Thrones moment, albeit far less bloody, and MBS is emerging victorious.
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" Biden said in a victorious speech in L.A. "And then came South Carolina, and they had something to say about it.
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The general assumption that Hillary Clinton would emerge victorious in the presidential election also contributed to the administration's lack of action.
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Sinha relies on imagery to illustrate the mire of the caste system – Ayaan wades through a literal swamp before emerging victorious.
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When I describe them as the best, I don't mean the most statistically accomplished, or athletically gifted, or frequently victorious individuals.
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And then we have the Oscar statue, giving a victorious fist pump, off-center and surrounded by another ring of flags.
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Projecting that he would leave Iowa "victorious" as the results remained unresolved, Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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In this context, it felt particularly defiant: For a brief moment, for just a few people, the home team was victorious.
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In the end, the G.O.P. lost only six net seats, while Mr. Trump ran ahead of only 26 victorious House Republicans.
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In the end, the mainlanders emerged victorious as they overwhelmed the Hong Kong protesters through sheer numbers, Chang told CNN Business.
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The tax plan, though meager in detail, matched up closely with the promises he made during his victorious 2016 election campaign.
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Even when he was victorious, he claimed, in a flagrant lie, that undocumented immigrants voting illegally cost him the popular vote.
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But Turner points out that Labour, if it emerged victorious, would likely have to govern via a coalition or cooperation agreement.
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Global investors have also dealt with political uncertainty as populist candidates have emerged victorious in elections in Europe and Latin America.
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Mr. Paterno, an icon on campus and the most victorious coach in major college football, was dismissed, and died soon after.
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Jephtha has made a fateful vow that, if victorious, he will offer as sacrifice whomever he first sees on his return.
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Even if Aristeia emerges victorious, the real test could be whether its candidates will be able to push for change internally.
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However, 68 percent believe Clinton will emerge victorious on Election Day, compared to just 27 percent who think Trump will win.
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When the dust settled, Thieu had emerged victorious, startling observers by taking the top spot on an all-military presidential slate.
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But now, Conor's focus is getting back in the "Win" column -- he hasn't been victorious in the UFC since a Nov.
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Diaz agreed to a rematch at UFC 202 in August 2016 -- where Conor emerged victorious in a 5-round major decision.
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Miller and Lauzon were victorious at UFC 200 back in July, beating Takanori Gomi and Diego Sanchez with two knockout victories apiece.
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Deutsche Bank highlights it as a sector to watch if Trump is victorious, whereas Societe Generale favours the sector if Clinton wins.
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Going into Game Of Thrones episode 5, there's going to be another big battle between sides and not everyone can be victorious.
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"We of course regard with satisfaction that the better candidate of the two presented to the American voters was victorious," Interfax reported.
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It is rewritten as "revolution" when rebels are victorious—but was the American Revolution not a civil war within the British empire?
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All it takes is one bite and my face breaks into that same gleeful, victorious smile — minus the cut-by-mom hairdo.
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The country's most marginalized community — the Dalits — can be seen performing joyous, victorious dances praising the man who wrote the Indian constitution.
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But the victorious outsider has staffed his administration with Republicans who largely dissent from the party leadership in the exact opposite direction.
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You also may know that she starred in Victorious, a Nickelodeon sitcom about a new kid at a performing arts high school.
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The new competitive game is called Tetris 99 and it pits 99 players against each other, with one player coming out victorious.
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His plays were cut, thrown out, closed down; he was briefly arrested and frequently put on trial, though always rising up victorious.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign spent over $280 million, the most overall and nearly twice that spent by his victorious Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Standing up and protesting are imperative, but the show plants these actions in situations where it's impossible for activists to emerge victorious.
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The cast of Victorious (from left): Daniella Monet, Ariana Grande, Avan Jogia, Victoria Justice, Leon Thomas III, Elizabeth Gillies, and Matt Bennett.
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The Reds won two of those three encounters, but New York has emerged victorious in six straight versus Cincinnati at Citi Field.
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Brook Lopez scored 23 points as Brooklyn was victorious in its first game since introducing Sean Marks as its new general manager.
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Well the verdict is in, and it looks like the cast of Fox's New Girl have come out of this Halloween victorious.
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No Democratic candidate was second-guessed in recent weeks more than their now-victorious nominee in the Virginia governor's race, Ralph Northam.
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The stars, including Victorious' Victoria Justice (Janet) and Ryan McCartan (Brad) all carry the songs (though Adam Lambert just isn't Meat Loaf).
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In the end, McGregor came out victorious, winning the lightweight title via total knockout of Alvarez in the second of five rounds.
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The two populist parties governing in Italy have come out looking victorious after weeks of intense cabinet discussions over next year's deficit.
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On Tuesday, October 9th, one bear will be victorious and "crowned the 2018 Fat Bear Tuesday Champion," the park Facebook page declares.
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One of the things Clinton describes at length in What Happened is the strange experience of attending her victorious opponent's presidential inauguration.
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In the last big test of Italian public opinion before a general election due early next year, the right emerged decisively victorious.
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But the pictures on the front pages of newspapers might not now be victorious warplanes but an Indian pilot freed by Pakistan.
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Fellow surfers carried him on their shoulders after Fanning emerged victorious from the cold Indian Ocean water off the South African coast.
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In the 1940s, young Xibe were sent north to study Russian, and they later served as interpreters for the newly victorious Communists.
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I navigated a kaleidoscope of emotions, both positive and negative, and came out whole, and even victorious at the end of it.
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In 2015 it slightly underestimated the number of seats won by the victorious Conservatives, but got the order of the parties right.
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In the world wars of the 20th century, democracy emerged victorious because distributive data processing was the most efficient tool for mobilization.
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If the U.S. team is victorious this year, their win would place them in line to visit Trump at the White House.
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Still, on Thursday the 2653-year-old Khan made his first speech to the nation declaring his party victorious based on projections.
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Serena and Venus also faced off in the much-watched pairing at the U.S. Open last summer, in which Serena was victorious.
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A majority of those surveyed, 2628 percent, think Clinton will win the election, while just 28503 percent think Trump will be victorious.
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