"We're winning, winning, winning the country, and soon the country's going to start winning, winning, winning" he said.
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And we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning.
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And I said no, we will keep winning, winning, winning.
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"We're winning, winning, winning the country," Trump told a crowd.
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Winning games is difficult, and winning more games is harder than winning fewer ones.
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"Playing basketball, the focus is always on winning -- winning championships, winning championships, winning championships," Bryant said during a CNBC "Squawk on the Street" interview.
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"As President Trump says, 'We're gonna keep on winning, winning, winning in South Carolina,'" he crowed.
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But it's about winning Cups and winning Olympics and winning World Cups and that kind of thing.
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He wins, he wins, he keeps winning, winning and winning, and then I see he's got no chance.
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"This comes at at a time when the South was just winning, winning, winning," he told Complex in 2011.
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And then his fighters kept winning, winning, and winning, building Reid a resume few in the sport could equal.
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Now it&aposs about winning, it&aposs about winning on taxes, it&aposs about winning on your business, it&aposs about winning on a prolife judge agenda, saving infants in the womb.
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"We weren't expected to win too much and now we're winning, winning, winning the country," Trump said after his Nevada triumph.
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America will start winning again – winning like never, ever before.
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The Tennessee Titans aren't winning pretty, but they keep winning.
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Winning games and winning championships are definitely on my list.
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Winning the Democratic nomination rests on winning over nonwhite voters.
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He will go down as one of the greatest presidents in history, and together we will keep South Carolina winning, winning, winning!
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He will go down as one of the greatest presidents in history, and together we will keep South Carolina winning, winning, winning!
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Actually, companies that are winning and getting winning companies to change.
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In politics, there's winning the argument, and there's winning the vote.
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Cruz donors are subscribing to the adage that winning begets winning.
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Benefits of winning The benefits of winning in politics are important.
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Leicester winning the title, the Cubs winning the World Series, etc.
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It's not always about winning a game or winning a championship.
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They kept playing and playing, winning and winning, and now look.
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"I'm a big believer in winning leads to winning," he said.
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You can sum up those shifts with the striking fact that Clinton came closer to winning Texas than she did to winning Iowa, and closer to winning Arizona and Georgia than she did to winning Ohio.
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Legend is a Grammy-winning, Oscar-winning, Tony-winning, and Emmy-winning musician with six studio albums — two of which have been certified platinum by the RIAA, meaning they each sold more than one million copies.
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"We're winning, winning, winning the country," Trump said Tuesday at a caucus night celebration in the Treasure Island casino on the Las Vegas Strip.
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And that's critical, because it says you're winning, your products are winning.
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Now, winning a debate is not the same as winning an election.
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The reality is that they love winning, and they revere winning beautifully.
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Either way, winning is all that matters and the Democrats aren't winning.
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Of course, winning a primary is different than winning a general election.
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Sure, it teaches you about winning, but winning isn't really the point.
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A winning bidder Lance Bass initially thought he'd made the winning offer.
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Is winning really winning if it costs the soul of your party?
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However, winning by 53.5 points is better than winning by 43.8 points.
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In both cases, winning the Democratic primary is tantamount to winning office.
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And we are winning on trade, we are winning at every level.
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Winning races in Vermont is less impressive than winning them in Montana.
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But if this is the price of winning, what is winning worth?
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And right now Donald Trump is winning, he is winning that election.
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Winning at Monaco is not possible, but winning at Indianapolis certainly is.
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It gives Trump a 42.7 percent chance of winning North Carolina; a 47.3 percent chance of winning Florida; and an 18.8 percent chance of winning Michigan.
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The index uses winning percentage, opponents' winning percentage and opponents' opponents' winning percentage to measure how a team performed relative to the strength of its schedule.
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Noting that "location, location, location" was the most important principle in real estate, he said "winning, winning, winning" was the most important principle for defeating terrorism.
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And then you have Trump winning, surprisingly winning the election in November 23.
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It was just a winning product, and it was our first winning product.
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Donald Trump is winning the primaries, and he's winning in the delegate count.
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So, I'm not – I'm winning, but I'm not winning on a level table.
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Yes, Trump has been winning—and winning big—for the last two weeks.
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The Grammy-winning singer and Golden Globe-winning actress also strutted the catwalk!
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Getting to No. 1, winning Grand Slams, winning Masters 1000s, it ain't normal.
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Biden won by winning, a pleasingly straightforward and old-fashioned way of winning.
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They want Trump to start winning because they aren't sick of winning yet.
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Put simply, we're winning — and so far in 2020, we've kept on winning.
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Winning a presidential nomination isn&apost as simple as winning the most votes.
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For years, both parties believed that winning the presidential election required winning Ohio.
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The pharmaceutical industry is winning, the prison industrial complex is winning, the anti-hemp industries are winning, the Drug Enforcement Agency's budget explodes every year as it conducts more operations and seizes more assets — so it seems to be winning, too.
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Beyoncé only took home two of the trillion Grammys she deserved, but, as the new DJ Khaled single will have you know, she's still winning, winning, winning.
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"If you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much -- and now we're winning, winning, winning the country," Trump said in his victory speech.
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And having the winning poker room is as important as having the winning hand.
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As long as Holzhauer keeps winning, it looks like "Jeopardy!" will keep winning, too.
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In the years that followed, Disney-via-Marvel released winning blockbuster after winning blockbuster.
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First winning AGT was crazy to me, but winning Champions was even more crazy.
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What's the difference between 'Parasite' winning this year and 'Roma' not winning last year?
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Winning can be such a bore sometimes, especially when you're winning by ... a lot.
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"America's going to start winning, and winning bigly," Fallon said in a May sketch.
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Winning or losing at Black Mirror: Bandersnatch is winning or losing at Stefan's career.
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To do so would be to mistake winning a battle for winning the war.
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Not only is it about winning states, it's also about winning district-level delegates.
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" He predicted that his fans would grow "so sick and tired of winning, you're going to come to me and go, 'Please, please, we can't win anymore,'" and "I'm going to say, 'I'm sorry but we're going to keep winning, winning, winning.
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He has portrayed the military's primary role as winning battles, and winning battles as sufficient for winning wars — two ideas out of favor since at least the Vietnam War.
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Meanwhile, Johnny was off winning awards and winning hearts by opening up about his divorce.
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We&aposre back and we&aposre winning and we are winning bigger than anyone understands.
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What I know is that winning and coming close to winning aren't the same thing.
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It isn't simply about winning over Chinese audiences; it's about winning over the Chinese government.
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Willett's winning score of 793 was quite a contrast with Spieth's winning 270 in 2015.
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"America will start winning again, winning like never before," he promised during his Inaugural Address.
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Donald Trump fared much worse than that, winning by just 49-46, but nonetheless winning.
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There's a mystery to winning a dance competition, which makes winning all the more intense.
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That's because, to voters, winning executive office has a higher bar than winning legislative office.
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It's not just that Postle is winning, it's how he's winning, that is drawing suspicion.
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Whoever thought up that adage was a fucking idiot, clearly, as human existence is about winning, winning and winning again, winning relentlessly while clambering over the heads of our fellow man and giving each of them a sharp kick in the face for good measure.
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"We'll start winning, winning, winning, and you are going to be very proud, and for those miners, get ready because you're going to be working your asses off!" he said.
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Moonlight also received more than one award with Barry Jenkins winning in the writing category, Mahershala Ala winning Outstanding Supporting Actor, and the movie winning for Outstanding Independent Motion Picture.
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"If you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much, and now we're winning, winning, winning the country," Trump said at a victory rally in Las Vegas.
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So even if she doesn't end up winning over Colton's heart, she's absolutely winning over America's.
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Mickelson said things had strayed from the winning formula used by 2008-winning captain Paul Azinger.
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And it suggests that winning over Americans won't be nearly as simple as winning the presidency.
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The Lannisters are winning the war, and they're also winning the Game of Game of Thrones.
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But being "deserving" of winning support in the black community is different than winning that support.
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Winning a presidential primary nomination and winning a presidential general election are simply very different things.
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"There is a fine line between winning a championship and almost winning a championship," Malzahn said.
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If Slate reports that Clinton is winning, Clinton supporters will use that to rationalize winning big.
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The Royals' winning streak is their longest since winning eight in a row in August 24.35.
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"I remember him calling me and telling me, 'Jose, we're winning, we're winning,'" Andrés told Axelrod.
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We're not winning, clearly, and every new antibiotic complication makes winning seem less and less attainable.
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The devastation of Hillary not winning and the horror of Trump winning, who is a sociopath.
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And Bernie Sanders did fantastically, not only winning all three caucuses but winning them in landslides.
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That's why, this time, it's not just about winning an election — it's about winning an era.
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Winning a primary is one thing, but winning a general election is a completely different beast.
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Winning an Oscar Bryant's winning ways did not end with the completion of his basketball career.
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Houston ended up winning the World Series that year, winning a Game 7 over the Dodgers.
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The Oscar-winning documentary O.J.: Made in America and the Emmy-winning show The People v.
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At present, prediction markets give Trump roughly 99 percent odds of winning New York (but a 55 percent chance of winning the G.O.P. nomination, and 15 percent of winning the White House).
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Kluber, Encarnacion propel Indians past Royals CLEVELAND — The winning streak may be over, but the winning isn't.
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Narrower even than Trump's, which runs through winning several early contests, and then winning many later ones.
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Even winning with Yogg-Saron is not a rewarding feeling, because you are not the one winning.
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The Bulldogs (14-1) extended their winning streak to nine and ended Florida's winning streak at 113.
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Emma Stone looking at Ryan Gosling winning awards : Kate Winslet looking at Leo DiCaprio winning awards pic.twitter.
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They also showed Democratic challengers easily winning Illinois and barely winning New Hampshire — right on both counts.
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Ted Cruz is more interested in winning the Republican nomination than stopping Donald Trump from winning it.
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Those two things were integral to Donald Trump winning the nomination first and then winning the presidency.
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Democratic candidates are focused on winning, and talking about gender and women's issues isn't a winning message.
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It wasn't a winning issue then and certainly hadn't come close to being a winning issue before.
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You don't need an occult story about how your side is secretly winning if it's actually winning.
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Since 2013, Williams's 57.6 winning percentage on clay pales next to her 76.9 winning percent on grass.
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"I would say winning the World Series — getting to the World Series and winning it," Sanchez said.
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You're winning on trade, you're bringing back jobs, you're winning at the border, the military is unbelievable, it's too much,' " And I'll say, 'sorry folks, we're gonna keep on winning' right?" he said.
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He is, after all, one of the best players in the N.B.A. But these were still the same Spurs, with the same winning approach, the same winning confidence and the same winning attitude.
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My lottery folk wisdom: Winning $1 million would be really great, winning $1 billion would ruin your life.
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"Winning in any environment doesn't mean winning at any cost," Chevron CEO Michael Wirth said in a statement.
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So we're not thinking about winning three games, we're thinking about winning one game and that's the task.
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Trump is winning everywhere, he is winning easily — and very, very little is being done to stop him.
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The S&P snapped a five-month winning streak, while the Dow ended a six-month winning streak.
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Winning e-commerce starts and ends with winning the customer, said Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon and Jet.
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Polls showed him winning so he must be doing something right because, wait for it, he was winning.
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Most people would rightly bet on the administrative state winning; it's been winning for a very long time.
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Winning football games doesn't make up for sexual violence; it doesn't mean anything other than winning a game.
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His winning streak moved to 230 matches after winning last week in Doha, Qatar, without losing a set.
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As we sit here today, I actually think Bernie winning or Biden winning are the most likely scenarios.
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And this is not just about winning states, it's also about winning delegates at a congressional district level.
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The Bucks matched their longest winning streak since winning 16 in a row over two seasons in 1973.
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It is not only that he is winning; it is where he is winning and with what demographics.
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And it's not just about winning — to prove that you're winning, you have to have someone else losing.
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"Of course if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much and now we're winning, winning, winning the country," Trump told supporters at his victory rally here on Tuesday night.
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Meryl Streep has been nominated for 19 Academy Awards (winning three) and an astounding 30 Golden Globes (winning eight).
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He can do it either by winning one big state or by winning a combination of smaller remaining contests.
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The confusion is possible because in America's political system winning votes and winning office are not the same thing.
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Aleksander Barkov set up the winning goal by winning a faceoff against Valtteri Filppula deep in the Islanders zone.
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Marjorie Liu, the creator of the Hugo-winning and Eisner-winning Monstress series, gave the keynote speech this morning.
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But winning in 2020 will require winning over working-class, more centrist voters who helped put Trump in office.
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They are winning board battles, they are winning races and they are in the right places to score, too.
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Reese Witherspoon: Oscar-winning actress, Emmy-winning producer, mother of three, Draper James founder, philanthropist, and now… Jeopardy category.
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Djokovic beat Nadal with precision tennis, superior rally craft, and game-winning backhands — winning the first set 6-3.
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About those wins ... By now, America was supposed to be winning so much it would be sick of winning.
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There's hardly any money in winning the race, but winning just isn't that important at the Rodeo Car Club.
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Pelosi did it not just by winning the day in November, but by winning just about every day since.
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"This is one of those cases in politics where sometimes winning is losing and losing is winning," Lewis said.
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During that 1996 season, Watson said that the bottom line was winning, and winning was not a popularity contest.
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But Bradley's proven again and again that he's can't even build a winning defense, let alone a winning team.
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The nations have met twice in the final — with Czechoslovakia winning in 1985 and the U.S. winning in 1986.
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After a winning morning, he is preparing for the Grand Parade, a procession of all the prize-winning animals.
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Before Veep, it was Modern Family winning five years running; before Modern Family, it was 163 Rock winning thrice.
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Any effective activist has learned that winning the fight isn't just about dominating the airwaves or winning the debate.
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"United winning the league next year would not hurt as much as Liverpool winning it this year," James said.
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His winning streak is now at 12 matches after winning last week in Doha, Qatar, without losing a set.
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That is, winning one of these tight races means that they're more likely to be winning most of them.
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For months, as Mr. Buttigieg poured time and money into Iowa, he told skeptics that winning would beget winning.
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"This isn't about winning one playoff game, it's about winning a playoff series," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told reporters.
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Chicago saw its season-high six-game winning streak snapped and had its seven-game home winning streak stopped.
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The loss ended a four-game winning streak for Memphis, which entered the night winning six of seven overall.
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The winning score was 16 under par, which tied for the lowest winning score ever at a U.S. Open.
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But close didn't cut it when, in the same period, the Lakers were winning five N.B.A. titles, the Kings were winning two N.H.L. titles, and the Anaheim-based Angels and Ducks were each winning a championship.
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I think this shows that we are winning, that Donald Trump is winning and that he is making tremendous strides.
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In August, the S&P snapped a five-month winning streak, while the Dow ended a six-month winning streak.
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Sometimes winning over someone's heart means first winning over their stomach — and Anna Camp is no stranger to the idea.
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In fact, he once said his beloved Cubbies winning the World Series was "more important" than him winning an Oscar.
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In winning the nomination, James beat out three other Democrats, with law professor Zephyr Teachout winning 31.2 percent and Rep.
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By winning the Copa del Rey, or King's Cup, Barcelona secured another domestic double, a week after winning La Liga.
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FiveThirtyEight's polls-plus forecast predicts Clinton has a 65.3 percent chance of winning the White House, winning 291 electoral votes.
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"Just in case you haven't heard, we're winning, not only Florida, but we're winning everywhere," Mr. Trump told the crowd.
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Yes, it's kind of silly to act as though winning third is as big a victory as, you know, winning.
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But in sports, winning is the ultimate elixir, and the Chargers (and their new crosstown rivals, the Rams) are winning.
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Trump then claimed that winning the electoral vote was much more difficult than Clinton's achievement of winning the popular vote.
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So women are not only running in record numbers this cycle, they're winning — at least, they're winning their parties' nominations.
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"We're developing players in an environment where they're accustomed to winning, and winning becomes a very big deal," he continued.
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As a result, winning the Democratic primary means winning liberal whites in New Hampshire and traditionalist blacks in South Carolina.
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Its first three games, which aired last Tuesday through Thursday, ended with Holzhauer winning one game and Jennings winning two.
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Starters from post five own a 10.3 winning percentage since 1930, second to the 11.3 winning percentage from post 13.
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The Pirates also had an eight-game winning streak in interleague games and a five-game road winning streak halted.
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Fast-growing digital bank N25 isn't only winning over consumers, it's winning over more and more of Germany's labor force.
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Candidates are not winning in spite of their positions on gun violence prevention; they are winning because of these positions.
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No one should be fooled into thinking that winning an argument on social media translates into winning over the electorate.
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And winning over poor people who do vote seems like an important prerequisite to winning over poor people who don't.
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He assisted on Jakub Voracek's winning overtime goal in his first game, and scored his first winning goal nine days later.
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Grammy-winning singer and Golden Globe-winning actress Lady Gaga can add New York Fashion Week catwalker to her impressive résumé.
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By winning the opener of a four-game series, Toronto (49-39) extended its season-best winning streak to six games.
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Houston extended its winning streak over the Angels (2156-217) to nine games while snapping Los Angeles' six-game winning streak.
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Four polls released Thursday showed, respectively, Trump winning the state by 1, Trump winning by 5, and (twice) a tied race.
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It's a life worthy of an Oscar-winning biopic, but she is content enough winning the hearts and minds around her.
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And he earned $2.6 million winning his 12th French Open title in 2019, his third consecutive year winning the French Open.
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Clinton has a better shot at winning the red state of South Carolina than Mr. Trump has at winning the presidency.
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Others fall into the trap of thinking "winning states" is the same as "winning delegates" and it's more complicated than that.
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"We hired an award-winning actor to show off our award-winning range," the narrator says in one of the ads.
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Expectations for this season are low; Vegas has them winning around 21 games again, and Nylon Calculus has them winning 27.
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Conversely, those outside winning coalitions are driven together into a single goal — they must get as close as possible to winning.
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So for me, it became less about winning Olympic gold and more about proving everyone wrong by winning an Olympic medal.
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"When you played a good team, you didn't get a bonus for winning by 40 than winning by 1," Sokol said.
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"Winning in any environment doesn't mean winning at any cost," Michael Wirth, Chevron's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
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Democrats' hopes for securing the majority now rest on winning the lawsuit, creating the vacancy, and then winning the special election.
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Winning those states (along with holding Maine, which Clinton is also winning) would be sufficient enough to give Clinton the presidency.
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From Oscar-winning actress to Emmy-winning producer: After taking charge of her career, she makes deals with HBO and Apple.
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Though his faculties were fading, Roosevelt remained the driving force behind the strategy for winning the war and winning the peace.
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And our partners at DecisonDesk called the state with Sanders winning 153 percent of the vote and Biden winning 27.5 percent.
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HBO's Succession dominated the drama categories, with the show winning Best Television Series — Drama and star Brian Cox winning Best Actor.
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In fact, right now, Bernie Sanders is winning the popular vote while Pete Buttigieg is winning in the state delegate count.
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In fact, right now, Bernie Sanders is winning the popular vote while Pete Buttigieg is winning in the state delegate count.
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They increased their winning streak to four games and snapped a five-game winning streak for Houston (17-5, 7-2).
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Winning close races in these districts is not a sign that Republicans will keep winning close races in less favorable places.
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And employees respond to managers who are concerned about winning, and winning well (in a way that supports their well-being).
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The win pushed Texas Tech's winning streak to four games and extended its nonconference winning run at home to 25 games.
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Finally, winning the "war" and winning the "peace" require two vastly different approaches; the right metrics can guide the optimal approach.
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The model indicates Conservatives winning between 275 and 344 seats and Labour winning 227-289 seats, the company said on Wednesday.
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Murray had far less trouble winning his semifinal in Doha, beating Tomas Berdych to extend his winning streak to 28 matches.
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"Our expectations have grown to the fact that winning regular-season games and winning divisions are not enough," Rizzo told reporters.
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If Democrats are winning people that supported either Obama or Clinton, that's a framework for winning the presidential election in 2020.
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At the end of the day, winning delegates in Iowa is more important than winning votes, just like winning states with a high number of electors in the general election (to break the threshold of 270 necessary for victory) is more important than winning the most votes (as Hillary Clinton and her supporters found in 2016).
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The rest of the group's awards were spread out, with Amy Adams winning Best Actress for Arrival, bolstering her Oscar chances; Jeff Bridges winning Best Supporting Actor for Hell or High Water; young Royalty Hightower winning Best Female Breakthrough Performance for The Fits; and the writing team of Martin Scorsese and Jay Cocks winning Best Adapted Screenplay for Silence.
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The singer says he counts both Yuri Milner and Elon Musk as friends, and, in fact, it was Milner who got the multi-platinum selling, Grammy-winning, Oscar-winning, and Golden Globe-winning singer involved in the startup world.
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After finishing near the top in Iowa, winning New Hampshire and then overwhelming his rivals in Nevada, the first state with a racially diverse electorate, he has the aura of success — and winning usually begets winning in presidential primaries.
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They joined the nine teams who qualified by winning their summer seasons or by winning enough matches overall to qualify with points.
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The Flames finished the season winning 27 of their last 7 games, adding three more three-game winning streaks along the way.
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Even more, she managed not to be president while winning not just the popular vote but winning it by a huge margin.
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There's no secret to winning the lottery — the only surefire way to get yourself a winning ticket is to be incredibly lucky.
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I managed to keep one player from winning to ultimately have the other place her winning O on the very next turn.
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But winning is winning and the moderate ledger of the Democratic primary is as fractured as ever — to Mr. Sanders's great advantage.
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In Bloomberg's calculus, winning the nomination is about winning delegates, and neither Iowa nor New Hampshire provide many delegates to the convention.
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Republicans, do not screw up this golden opportunity to continue winning elections because the ideas Trump has embraced are actually winning ones.
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It depends on how well the White House party did in winning a second term compared to its winning the first term.
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The winning team is the one that scores the most goals, so most of the goals are scored by the winning team.
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Watch Leonardo DiCaprio's speech after winning Best Actor for The Revenant Watch Leonardo DiCaprio's speech after winning Best Actor for The Revenant
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Oregon has delivered two of those losses, also winning in January 2016, when it ended the Wildcats' 49-game home winning streak.
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"Corey, wait, he's not winning with women, he's not winning with Hispanics, his numbers are hugely underwater with both," Wallace shot back.
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In the deciding set, Nishikori served and volleyed five times, winning three of those points, and approached 543 times, winning seven points.
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There is a perception among club owners and presidents that winning — even winning stylishly, as Pellegrini's teams generally do — is not enough.
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But on the internet, it's just her chance of winning 90 percent, her chance of winning 103 percent, 55 percent, 29 percent.
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"Winning in Rio, I would love that so much more than probably winning the singles gold at this point," Serena Williams said.
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Tracy Letts is a Pulitzer Prize winning playwright ("August: Osage County") and a Tony Award winning actor ("Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf").
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But how positive do you feel about the Democrats winning, keeping the House, winning the White House, and you keeping your job?
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That the ceremony ended with Chazelle winning Best Director and Moonlight winning Best Picture — and with an infamous snafu — seemed very appropriate.
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In the absence of that, winning the House, maybe winning the Senate, I really do fear as to what will be next.
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Winning one of the four premier mandatory events is worth 211,21 points; winning one of the Premier 5 events is worth 900.
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While Pitt was good in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," I don't think he was BAFTA-winning or Oscar-winning amazing.
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Winning Iowa doesn't always translate to a candidate winning the party's nomination, but the results typically provide a winnowing of the field.
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But until they see it — and winning in winning equipment, I want to show them so they will see it first-hand.
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What matters more than policy is your side's winning, and what matters more than your side's winning is the other side's losing.
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It's just the kind of mental mindset of having won and then having to win after winning and win again after winning.
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The win pushed Texas Tech's winning streak to four games and extended its non-conference winning run at home to 54 games.
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Winning an Olympic gold medal was amazing, but I actually do enjoy the process that got me there more than the winning.
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Last year, Peyton Manning was given $2 million for winning the AFC Championship and another $2 million for winning the Super Bowl.
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But arguing they're winning BECAUSE they're women is something that I didn't see for the many years when men were winning more.
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" Miranda, along with Tony Award-winning film and theater director Thomas Kail and Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Ron Chernow, received the National Archives Foundation's Records of Achievement Award for their work on the Tony, Grammy and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical "Hamilton.
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Almost one year out from winning the 2016 election, Trump's winning Republican coalition is voicing frustration with his presidency, now with only 63 percent approval among conservatives after winning 81 percent of the group a year ago, according to the poll.
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Imagine casting your vote for Hillary Clinton, and then FaceTiming with Oscar-winning actress Lawrence on the phone of Oscar-winning director Aronofsky.
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And he&aposs wining on the substance, I&aposm sorry, he&aposs winning on the economy, I think he&aposs winning on trade.
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Update: Though early exit polls showed Bernie Sanders winning among white voters in South Carolina, polls now show Hillary Clinton winning among whites.
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The Clippers are winning by an average of 7.73 points during their winning streak and coach Doc Rivers appreciates what he is viewing.
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Based on what's happening now, the challenge of winning the pocket in 2001 or 2007 is akin to winning the home in 2016.
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But as we move from 0-1 to 1-N in a given field, success is determined by winning talent over winning technology.
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Presidential winning party: The Democrats are at a market high of 73% odds to be the winning party in the 2016 presidential election.
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"We need a winning strategy and I think the first step to getting to a winning strategy is a change in leadership," Rep.
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Cher is a Grammy-winning singer and an Oscar-winning actor See TIME's full list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2018
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First, let's note that the winning Ethereum address was "0xa169df5ed3363cfc4c33ac96c6c5f240a250fccbf211," which we'll just refer to as the winning address from here on out.
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Probability models determined the importance of winning the first set, and the probability of winning the match if they did win the set.
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"The Donald and I, we are winning and winning in the polls," Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said in a speech last June.
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The 35-year-old netted the winning tally on Wednesday in a 5-2 home triumph that ended Pittsburgh's five-game winning streak.
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He could do it by winning both Nevada and New Hampshire, or by winning Pennsylvania, or a tougher state like Wisconsin or Michigan.
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The Dow and S&P 500 snapped an eight-week winning, their longest since 2013; the Nasdaq ended a six-week winning streak.
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Senate Democrats are especially vested in the race because they're resting their hopes of winning back Senate control on Clinton winning in November.
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It will require not only winning back the White House, but winning a majority in the Senate and holding the House as well.
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One thing I would note, though, is that Trump is basically winning the same share of Republicans as Clinton is winning of Democrats.
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She'll need them to build a winning coalition capable of winning the Democratic nomination and mounting a successful race in the general election.
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We're pretty used to people winning (and not winning) things on half court shot challenges at basketball games—it's a time-honored tradition.
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Drexler, who is a novelist, Obie-winning playwright, and Emmy-winning screenwriter, has had a long interest in masks, dress-up, and disguises.
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Not coincidentally, the team is on a five-game winning streak and sits at 5-3 after winning just four games last season.
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If we think winning the Iowa caucuses or New Hampshire primaries are important, so is winning the public support of superdelegates early on.
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He has a chance to lead the league in goals, points and game-winning goals, and that's almost always a Hart-winning trifecta.
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To hold power in a democratic system means winning elections, and in a federal system like ours, it means winning elections everywhere geographically.
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We want people who think about not just winning as an individual, but winning as a team to stand out in the process.
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And now that voting has started, there's the real possibility a snowball effect will redound to Sanders' benefit -- winning can beget more winning.
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Yet both reached October this season, with Oakland winning 97 games for the second year in a row and Tampa Bay winning 96.
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After winning the Wimbledon doubles championship with Vesnina last month, Makarova, 29, set her sights on winning her first Grand Slam singles title.
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It gave the competition a unique prestige; in the 1950s and '60s, winning the cup was a greater achievement than winning the league.
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Securing the advancement of women in corporations, securing the integration of immigrants in American society, winning rights for gays, winning rights for transsexuals.
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But best of three did not keep Serena Williams from winning 23 major singles titles and twice winning four majors in a row.
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And we're winning a lot of cases at the WTO level, we never -- that we never even would have thought of winning before.
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Harvard statistics professor Mark Glickman has told CNBC Make It that winning the lottery once does not change the odds of winning again.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump promised that with his deal-making skills, we'd be winning so much, we'd get tired of winning.
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They have not had a winning season since 2009 and have not been to the playoffs since winning the World Series in 2003.
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Keith Whyte said that winning a super-rare item in a loot box and winning on a lottery ticket is practically the same.
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FiveThirtyEight's polls-plus forecast gives her a 23.3 percent chance of winning the state, which means that she has about the same chance of winning Arizona as she does of winning Missouri and Georgia, two states she almost certainly is going to lose.
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" Takuma Sato, the Japanese driver who won the 303 race, competed in Formula One a decade ago, but he said he became more recognized at home after winning Indy, "like an Olympic athlete winning a gold medal or someone winning a world championship.
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It remains possible that the prime minister could somehow thread this needle: winning the preliminary vote on Tuesday on the withdrawal bill, winning another vote Tuesday on the compressed timetable, defeating all amendments, and then winning the final vote on the withdrawal bill.
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Winning, or maximizing one's winning potential, is a matter of analyzing a card game as a succession of states, wherein each state offers players probabilities of certain events happening or not happening that can then be maximized in the interests of winning.
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Instead, the corporate runaways are winning — winning no good-American awards, but taking easy money out of the pockets of the United States taxpayer.
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Winning that particularly grueling race of 2100 miles is the Alaskan equivalent of winning the US Open, a Heisman Trophy or the Triple Crown.
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In short, there's no more winning the war against jihadi terror than there is winning the war against mental illness, drugs, crime or bigotry.
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I've seen guys that I think are better players than me not winning Majors and not winning Order of Merits or Race to Dubais.
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The losing-and-winning, losing-and-winning just isn't going to cut it so we need to find some answers and find them quick.
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"I'm not interested in winning without black support, I'm interested in winning black support and deserving to win black support," he told CNN recently.
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I didn't think Webber — at that time in his life, anyway — was ready to play winning basketball, or do anything winning at that point.
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But its biggest bias is that narrowly winning a big state gets you just as many electoral votes as winning one by a landslide.
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"When he talks about winning and that our country will get tired of winning, you know what, that's what people voted for," he said.
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Illinois' current nine-game winning streak at home is its longest since winning 13 straight home games from February 2013 to January 2014. 2.
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"Some girls in generations before thought that by winning one world championship or winning two, they think they arrived at the top," added Karolyi.
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A winning candidate with a more winning personality wouldn't sit at the Code Conference and come off so obliviously arrogant and utterly without contrition.
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Our district went from Obama winning by six points to Trump winning by over seven points, so it was basically a 13-point swing.
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By winning outstanding drama series, the show boosted AMC network's credibility as a whole, defining it as a place for innovative, award-winning dramas.
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But after a rocky start, Greek runner Kenteris managed to pull ahead, ultimately winning the race – with the slowest winning time in 20 years.
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They also snapped San Jose's eight-game winning streak a few nights after ending the 10-game winning spree of the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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I think it's a very high ambition for us — winning, and winning the right way — but we're going to continue to strive toward that.
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Jet Toner's PAT with 26:217 remaining provided the game-winning point, allowing Stanford to finish the season on a four-game winning streak.
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Two Tony-winning producers say they are hoping to bring to Broadway a production of "Indecent," by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel.
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Unlike last season, the 2018 Astros had legitimate competition in the AL West, with the A's winning 97 games and the Mariners winning 89.
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The campaign received more than 12m votes by winning 22 state primaries and caucuses and coming very close to winning in five other states.
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Those teams ending up winning 116 and 114 games, although only the 1998 Yankees continued winning right through the end of the World Series.
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Whoever is holding the single winning ticket for Mega Millions jackpot is about to discover that picking the winning numbers was the easy part.
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In some parts of the conservative news media sphere, winning the intellectual argument has been replaced with winning the war, by any means necessary.
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These are the hard decisions that only he can make, and Trump cannot complain about not winning without first defining exactly what "winning" means.
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Miller's five game-winning goals in 2016-17 are tied for his career-high (he also recorded five-game winning goals in 2015-16).
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" Invoking Obama, Mark Smith, a former Iowa House minority leader who recently endorsed Joe Biden, said, "We had a senator from the neighboring state of Illinois who came over and had a theory of winning the Iowa caucuses, winning the nomination and winning the presidency.
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Having determined the market prices for winning the election and the nomination as described above, computing a candidate's electability is a simple matter: Divide the security price for a candidate winning the presidency by the security price for this same candidate winning the nomination.
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Miami also ended Atlanta's home-field winning streak at nine games and broke the Braves' nine-game head-to-head winning streak against the Marlins.
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Both of the previous meetings this season went to overtime, with Golden State winning each to extend its winning streak in the series to five.
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It's not clear what he meant by "winning," but so far, nobody is fatigued by the "winning" of a president with a 44% approval rating.
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The Rockies have used their first three-game home winning streak of the season after winning only four of their first 14 at Coors Field.
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A 1 percent chance of winning a two-man race is still better than a zero percent chance of winning a three-man race. Right?
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"We're winning games," forward Patrick Kane told reporters after netting the game-winning goal in the second period of Sunday's 21-22 victory over Montreal.
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Miami also ended Atlanta's home-field winning streak at nine games and snapped the Braves' nine-game head-to-head winning streak against the Marlins.
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As long as Clinton keeps winning big in states like Arizona and Sanders keeps winning states like Idaho, the trajectory of the race won't change.
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Clinton's challenge now isn't winning over the voters who are lining up behind Donald Trump, it's winning over those who have been supporting Bernie Sanders.
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Consider that each of them earned $453,245 for winning their respective divisional round games and an additional $2500,22020 for winning their respective conference championship games.
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And then winning in New York, I don't know if it's required but winning in New York is going to be in pretty high demand.
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Illinois is seeking its first three-game winning streak in conference play since 2015 and first three-game league road winning streak since 2014. 2.
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"The Warmth of Other Suns," another series in development, is based on Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Isabel Wilkerson's award-winning book of the same name.
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Like clockwork, James Holzhauer kept up his winning ways Monday night, piling up $220006,2202 on Memorial Day and stretching his winning streak to 2628 games.
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In case you have not noticed, winning is very important to him, and he views the whole world through the lens of winning and losing.
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The win reduced the Indians' magic number for winning the AL Central Division to six games, and it snapped Kansas City's three-game winning streak.
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The most likely outcome in November, lobbyists believe, is Clinton winning the White House, Democrats winning the Senate and Republicans losing seats in the House.
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Whoever is holding the single winning ticket for the $521 Mega Millions jackpot is about to discover the tricky part of winning big: remaining anonymous.
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It will be directed and produced by award-winning filmmakers, including Emmy Award-winning director Lyric Cabral, Academy Award-winner Laura Poitras and Charlotte Cook.
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He is a formidable candidate with a good chance of winning the Republican nomination and, achieving that, a great chance of winning the general election.
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Something that really stood out to me was this idea of the credo of winning; that winning — and, in a sense, success — is a virtue.
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AsTransparent keeps winning Emmys, winning points for trans-visibility everywhere, it's important to recognize the artists like Rhys Ernst who helped make this show possible.
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The rightly named Big Three have swept the last 23 Grand Slam singles titles, with Nadal winning four and Djokovic and Federer each winning three.
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Sanders took Tuesday's top prize, winning in California, but Biden has taken the overall delegate lead after winning in states like Texas, Alabama and Virginia.
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Those numbers do not seem to reflect the relative value and impact of winning a Grand Slam title versus winning in Miami; Indian Wells, Calif.
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Jackson came close, so close, to the moment where all things start to fall in place, where winning begets winning, and the nomination takes hold.
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You're bringing readers inside both the strategies and the tactics of the political players in an attempt to explain who's winning and how they're winning.
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Kaplan Aktas from North Carolina said winning would be a burden: Honestly, winning would be more of a hassle and burden than being self made.
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For Mr. Johnson himself, however, winning the blame game could be critical to winning the election most analysts say is coming soon, perhaps next month.
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It was Clemson's 27th consecutive victory - the longest active winning streak among Football Bowl Subdivision teams and the second-longest winning streak in ACC history.
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Winning certainly seems attainable, but winning by 10 would require a lot more offensive production than the Eagles have shown over their last three games.
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Ainslie's crew for the SailGP series includes Australian Olympic gold and silver medal-winning sailor Iain Jensen and British Olympic gold winning rower Matt Gotrel.
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"With all his peers winning that are younger than him, 224's not old, but he thinks he should be winning every week," he said.
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In the US, we believe YouTube is the winning aggregator of user-generated videos and Roku will be the winning aggregator of TV and films.
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He's done an incredible job by backing it up and living up to and winning Wimbledon, winning the Olympics, being number one in the world.
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But though you can make a case for the Panthers winning any one of those games, it is hard to see them winning all four.
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Rex Pflueger missed a potential game-winning 3-pointer with six seconds left for the Fighting Irish, who had a four-game winning streak snapped.
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So much so that one sports book is going to not only pay out on him winning today's fight but also on him winning gold.
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After a few rounds of winning, losing, and tying, you are likely to notice the pattern and adopt a winning counterstrategy by choosing Scissors every turn.
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Powell added that he had no issue with Adele winning song and record of the year, but still disagreed with her winning album of the year.
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Holder's talk of "police accountability" may play well in the state, where winning black voters will be crucial to winning the Democratic primary on February 27.
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The Raptors already eclipsed their previous franchise-record winning streak of nine and are now going after the longest winning streak in major Toronto sports history.
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Bluz is a multi-Emmy award winning poet and was Slam Master and Coach of the 2007 and 2008 award winning competitive slam team Slam Charlotte.
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After winning a Golden Globe, BAFTA, and Screen Actors Guild Award, star Rami Malek is expected to complete his winning streak with a final Oscar win.
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The Knicks narrowly missed a chance to extend their winning streak to four games — and to stop the Spurs' regular-season home winning streak at 30.
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And, he still has his winning lottery ticket, which Bowker says still has markings his granddaughter made when looking for the wrong set of winning numbers.
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Bob Goodwin has worked for four United States Presidents and has participated in debate preparations for a winning Presidential candidate and a winning Vice-Presidential candidate.
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UCLA has lost its last three games at Oregon State, the Beavers' longest home winning streak over the Bruins since winning four straight from 1988-91.
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"We will have so much winning if I get elected that you may get bored with the winning," Trump said during a visit to Capitol Hill.
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He won the election in 2115 without winning West Virginia, and he was re-elected in 22014 without winning even a single county in the state.
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Perhaps the greatest irony is that the man who claims winning as his No. 1 virtue wants to be handed the nomination without actually winning it.
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New York's 1073-game winning streak is its longest against an opponent in a season since winning 1063 straight over the St. Louis Browns in 1053.
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New York's 16-game winning streak is its longest against an opponent in a season since winning 233 straight over the St. Louis Browns in 238.
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Even so he circled back repeatedly to his polls, to the wall, to making America great again, to winning so much that we'll tire of winning.
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These votes are critical to winning electoral votes for the Democratic presidential nominee, maintaining control of the House and winning control of the Senate in 2020.
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I think winning football, and winning it with style and grace, are core values for Arsenal, and Arsène is somebody that we believe can deliver that.
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The Beavers have won five straight against Washington State, their longest winning streak against the Cougars since winning six in a row from 1988-90. 3.
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And why would other Klingons unite around her, especially when she calls for ending the war that they had been winning (and presumably still are winning)?
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Another study found that the same is true in Hollywood: Winning the best actress Oscar portends a divorce, while winning the best actor award does not.
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Even as Sanders was winning some delegates, at almost no time during the contest was he winning enough to be on track to win the nomination.
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The Finals have a combined $20 million prize pool with the winning team sharing $3.2 million and a further $1.2 million going to the winning federation.
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But it's important to keep in mind that these aren't ordinary elections, where winning by 24 point has the same outcome as winning by 215 points.
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A half century after winning their first Super Bowl, the Chiefs are champions once more, winning Super Bowl LIV in epic fashion at Hard Rock Stadium.
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Writing in the Times newspaper on Friday, the Team Sky boss said the culture he promoted was one of "winning, but not winning at all costs".
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But there has been nothing niche about Usain Bolt, whose winning ways and winning manner have translated to the masses like few athletes in any sport.
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If he wanted to surpass her campaign, Sanders wouldn't just need to start winning more states — he would have to start winning everywhere, by significant margins.
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The odds of winning the Mega Millions jackpot are one in 302,575,350, but the odds of winning any of the lesser prizes are one in 24.
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The lone winning Powerball ticket sold in New Hampshire is worth up to $570 million, and the Mega Millions winning ticket in Florida scored $450 million.
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On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average failed to extend a three-day winning streak, while the S&P 500 broke a five-day winning streak.
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He has registered the game-winning goal in each of the last two contests, and he leads the Rangers in game-winning goals this season (five).
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We also continue to introduce new, popular and award-winning Prime Originals, like The Grand Tour, Sneaky Pete, and the Golden Globe-winning The Marvelous Mrs.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats in 2020 involves winning the White House, keeping control of the House and winning a narrow majority in the Senate.
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She was paid daily expenses to cover dinner while the winning team in Budapest will share $3.2 million with $1.2 million going to the winning federation.
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"Winning T-X would be like winning the lottery for Korean Aerospace," said Richard Aboulafia, an arms industry analyst with the Teal Group based in Virginia.
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A Republican will have a hard time winning Massachusetts and a Democrat will have a hard time winning Texas, but there's always a path to victory.
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It's hard to tell which is the chicken and which is the egg: Does the chemistry create the winning or does the winning create the chemistry?
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If there's a real split on Super Tuesday, with Cruz winning, say, Texas, Oklahoma and Alaska, Rubio winning Virginia, Minnesota and Georgia, and Trump winning Massachusetts, Vermont, Arkansas, Tennessee and Alabama – then even though Trump will be the clear delegate leader, there will be three viable candidates.
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Folks on the site have really outdid themselves this weekend when they roped in Oscar winning actress Lupita Nyong'o and everyone's favorite Grammy award winning pop star Rihanna into starring in a film, penned by two award-winning directors—and all it took were a few tweets.
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On top of that, with hundreds and hundreds of black women on ballots across the country — winning despite a dearth of support from Democratic party institutions — it is clear that black women are making their move from winning elections for others to winning elections for themselves.
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Facing odds of 22012 in 20133-million, the winning ticket finally ended weeks of anticipation after no winning tickets were sold for the lottery since July 22013.
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Winning the support of a few Democrats could be the key to winning Senate confirmation for Barrett if she is President Trump&aposs pick to replace Kennedy.
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Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, Oscar-winning director Paolo Sorrentino, World Cup-winning soccer player Marco Tardelli and actor Luca Zingaretti were among those who signed the appeal.
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In other words, initial results indicated Sanders was winning the popular vote, while Buttigieg was winning in terms of what's essentially Iowa's equivalent to the Electoral College.
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"It tells me that unfortunately the swamp is winning, the swamp is incredibly powerful, it's wealthy, it's cunning, and the globalist forces are winning," the source said.
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AI SpaceFactory was awarded $500,000 for its winning prototype, which beat out 60 different teams (a team from Penn State University finished in second place, winning $200,000).
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That's because one of the core ingredients to being a winning Democratic candidate is winning the most loyal voting bloc in the party: the African-American vote.
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Tennessee is 4-0 for the first time since 2003 and is riding its longest winning streak since winning 14 in a row from 1998-99. 3.
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"Before the BAFTA-winning [biography] 'Senna' and the BAFTA and Oscar-winning [documentary] 'Amy,' there was this sumptuous epic starring renowned Indian actor Irrfan Khan," Samuelson said.
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Goalie Mike Smith made 21 saves for the Western Conference-leading Flames, who are riding a five-game winning streak and snapped Arizona's three-game winning streak.
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Plus, as Daily Kos has documented, the GOP is winning by a narrower margin in red districts, and Dems are winning their districts by much higher margins.
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When the winning numbers were called on May 220, theirs was the only ticket sold across the country that matched the five winning numbers plus the Powerball.
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Clemson has not had a four-game winning streak against an SEC school other than rival South Carolina since winning seven straight against Georgia from 1900-303.
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You came up from relegation two years ago, your odds of winning the Premier League Championship were set to 5000:1, and yet you cannot stop winning.
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California Lottery spokesman Alex Traverso said that winning tickets had also been sold in those states, in addition to the previously announced winning ticket sold in California.
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"Winning a gold medal would be up there with winning a major championship to me," Lewis said, "and that's the difference of the men versus the women."
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France picked up in qualifying where it left off after winning the 2018 World Cup, winning eight of its 10 games, scoring 25 goals in the process.
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So, Tesla is winning the publicity battle, but so far it's the big, traditional car manufacturers such as Renault-Nissan that are winning the zero emissions war.
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After returning to the fore by winning Wimbledon in July, he returned to dominance by winning the United States Open for the third time on Sunday night.
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"We're winning and they don't want to see we're winning," the Trump figure screamed, rattling his cage, "Make America Great Again" hat, and extremely long red tie.
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She is now on a 11-match winning streak after winning the title in Dubai and has five victories over top 713 players in the last month.
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Because of a second crucial feature of our federal system: Parties get rewarded not just for winning over specific people but also for winning in specific places.
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He is not alone in that, of course: José Mourinho, no less, has no time for talk of philosophies or poetry; he values winning and winning alone.
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"The Donald and I, we are winning and winning in the polls," said Mr. Turnbull (whose actual poll numbers, like Mr. Trump's, are nothing to boast about).
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Winning an Oscar, winning an Emmy and an Annie, those are things that are showing other athletes that come after, no, no, there's more to this thing.
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The next four months will show how well Bloomberg's team can match their ability to articulate a winning strategy with an ability to execute a winning strategy.
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Winning seats in the European Parliament is often easier for them than winning at home, because turnout is anemic, boosting the chances for well-organized protest candidates.
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The winning ticket was sold at a KC Mart convenience store in Simpsonville, South Carolina, and the store will also receive $50,000 for selling the winning ticket.
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The Tar Heels (7-22) finished with a winning record for the first time in three seasons, winning their final three games of 217 to do so.
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"We know we're winning share against the nearing competition, so that's our confidence that we're getting our base right and winning customer hearts and minds," Easterbrook said.
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Critics dismiss this view however because the pro-secession camp, while winning a majority of seats, fell short of winning a majority of votes in the election.
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Toward the end of his speech on Tuesday night, he said, "With your help, with your love and your devotion and with your drive, we are going to keep on working, we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning."
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"You can't separate the thrill, winning the Super Bowl and winning this," said Gibbs, who as an N.F.L. coach led the Washington Redskins to three Super Bowl victories.
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While its success in winning automotive customers remained "lumpy", TomTom is focused on winning customers in the United States, CEO Harold Goddijn told an investor event in Amsterdam.
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The conventional media narrative is that these states reflect the concerns of their white voting populations, that winning over this demographic is key to winning the general election.
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Ms Kerber is the current number one after winning two majors in 2016, but has played a full slate this season without winning a title at any level.
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If Brooks harbours any hopes of winning UFC gold any time soon, he will need to get back on the winning track on Saturday with victory over Oliveira.
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The loss broke a three-game winning streak for the Rockies, who last won four straight during their season-high tying five-game winning streak July 26-30.
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The latest YouGov prediction model shows the Tories winning 308 seats, Labour on 261 and other parties winning 80 seats in the 650-seat lower house of parliament.
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And on Wednesday, he tweeted that winning the Electoral College is tougher than winning the popular vote, adding that Clinton "focused on the wrong states" during her campaign.
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By winning Nevada (six), New Hampshire (four) and the single vote awarded for winning Maine's overwhelmingly white, rural Second Congressional District, he'd reach the 270 needed to win.
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The Astros had a five-game winning streak come to an end with the loss and watched their offense sputter after averaging 22 runs during the winning streak.
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Winning the divisional round playoff earns each player a $613,000 pay out and winning the Conference Championship to get into the Super Bowl comes with a $54,000 payout.
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When we get to the final fight, we're not talking about some rag-tag bunch of scrappy white hicks winning a state championship they had no business winning.
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Anthony said the only solution was to start winning some games, which sounded reasonable enough — except that the Knicks (25-37) are not very good at winning games.
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The Dodgers clinched home-field advantage for Monday's game by winning their season series from the Rockies, just as the Cubs did by winning theirs from the Brewers.
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The Washington Post exit poll on March 643 showed Biden winning voters 65 and older by 51 points, and Sanders winning voters aged 18-218 by 229 points.
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As Amy Klobuchar aptly noted in the first night of debates, Democrats need to be less focused on winning the arguments — and more focused on winning the election.
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Just as with Army, Navy, and Air Force, however, there are two separate metrics for success in New London and New York: winning games, and winning the game.
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As prediction markets showed the probability of Sanders winning the Democratic nomination going up earlier this year, the probability of Trump winning reelection in November went up, too.
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And Mr. Trump shows as much interest in winning over those less enthusiastic Republicans as he does in winning independents and Democrats — which is to say, not much.
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The National Basketball Association announced Thursday that the Grammy Award-winning singer and Academy Award-winning actress will open the night ahead of player introductions with the tribute.
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Trump said that passage of the proposal would be contingent on him winning reelection this year and Republicans keeping control of the Senate and winning back the House.
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At this late stage in the race, Gabbard's chances of winning the Democratic nomination are probably about as high as her chances of winning this lawsuit against Clinton.
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The winning players will each be exempt for the Tournament of Champions and the PGA Championship, just as they would be for winning a regular PGA Tour event.
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That's only about 400 of the 1,400 delegates that will be awarded over the next week, but winning big states means winning a lot of congressional districts, too.
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And while winning the lottery doesn't mean you have to leave the military, winning millions will give the branches pause and you could leave if you want to.
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This year's winning team was Kirt Courkamp and his burro Mary Margaret, finishing the 6 miles in just over 6 hours and winning the $1,000 first place prize.
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Both Thomas and Lee expressed the belief that winning, and only winning, is what would allow the league and the media to properly respect what Thomas is doing.
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Rick Scott winning by roughly 10,000 votes for the Senate seat Sunday, and Republican Ron DeSantis winning as governor — won't be officially be certified by the state until Tuesday.
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But there's one thing we can say with absolute certainty: The Russian strongman, to use a famous Trumpism, is winning so much that he might get tired of winning.
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And while Grey described his winning moment as an "unreal," the designer confessed that he never once thought that he would ever be in this reality series-winning position.
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"We live in a country that deals with terror on a daily basis," Mashal Imran, a member of the winning LUMS team, told VICE News after winning the competition.
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Capito has a strong track record in motorsport and has led Volkswagen's multiple title-winning world rally championship team since 2012, winning 34 of 39 events during his tenure.
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Los Angeles' Andrew Heaney struck out a career-high 14 and didn't walk a batter while winning consecutive starts for the first time since winning five straight in 2015.
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Biden argued that choosing Sanders as the Democratic nominee would be a risk, not only to winning the White House but also to winning back control of the Senate.
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"We weren't receiving the right support of a gold-medal-winning team and this is what a gold-medal-winning team looks like with the right support," Knight said.
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Most importantly, winning state legislative majorities has an outsize impact on people's lives and our democracy for a fraction of the cost of winning a highly competitive congressional race.
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He sent another follow-up tweet saying, the "ONLY bad thing" about winning the election is that he wouldn't be able to devote more time to winning his trial.
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"I think we have a good shot of winning this at a governmental level, but I think we have an even better shot winning with the people," she explains.
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The pair exchanged early breaks in overcast conditions before top-seeded Federer stamped his authority by winning the tiebreak 7-1, ending Kudla's 10-set winning streak this week.
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The ONLY bad thing about winning the Presidency is that I did not have the time to go through a long but winning trial on Trump U. Too bad!
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Now we have more details on the hotly anticipated affair, including a debut window and the involvement of Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody and Tony-winning director Diane Paulus.
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He scored the winning goals in Games 63 and 6, had the winning assist in Game 5, and was on the ice for the deciding goal in Game 2.
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A host of technical awards went to first-time winners — including Roger Deakins, who was nominated 13 times without winning before finally winning this time, for Blade Runner 2049.
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The Pelicans clamped down defensively for a change while winning the last two legs of a four-game road trip at Orlando and Miami, winning both by double digits.
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Accordingly, the DNC focused on winning elections in 2017 and will continue to focus on winning elections in 2018, 2019 and beyond because there are no more off years.
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TUF 13 winner Ferguson is currently on a seven-fight winning streak and he has capped off his last three performances with consecutive 'Performance of the Night' winning bonuses.
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He was the winning pitcher after setting the side down in order with two strikeouts in the eighth before the Dodgers' game-winning, five-run rally in the ninth.
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"The happiness of winning gold with the team was many times greater than my joy for winning floor alone, so I really want to concentrate on that," he added.
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But now, there's one that's as nice-looking as it is authoritative, thanks to its founding partners: a CFDA Award-winning Instagrammer and a James Beard Award-winning bartender.
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The shift is from politics to grabbing attention, and, quite possibly, from winning the election to winning the defeat, which is how he has spent practically his entire career.
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For decades, he's run in elections that the political cognoscenti has given him no chance of winning — and managed to shock them by winning a fair amount of them.
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But if you want to come and be part of a winning team and a winning culture, then we are going to need the best players to do that.
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A basically 50/50 chance at winning on penalties would be a great outcome for Russia, so perhaps Spain is going to push even higher for a winning goal?
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The most likely scenario is still Houston winning the division and Oakland winning a wild-card spot, but the defending World Series champions have yet to slam the door.
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Fernando Alonso got his start in racing by winning three consecutive Spanish karting championships from 20183 to 1997, and winning the Karting World Championship in 1996 as a teenager.
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Women winning elections creates a virtuous circle: Their win shows other women and girls that they, too, can win an election, leading to more women running and ultimately winning.
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As the sunny, sporty feminists stake their rightful claim — holding press conferences, drumming up support, winning and winning some more — a rather dark, clubbier male world comes into view.
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I want to say thank you for the past twenty years of my life and the daily commitment to winning and creating a winning culture built on great values.
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Nebraska's seven-game winning streak (including its Foster Farms Bowl victory over UCLA last season) is the school's longest since winning 13 in a row between 2000-01. 2.
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"Friendships in sailing were very important for Paul," Ibsen said, "and he put it himself this way: 'If you, by winning, are losing your friends, you are not winning.'"
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Feature For Jeff Sessions, Roy Moore and other Republicans vying for a chance to take back Doug Jones's seat, winning over voters may mean winning over the president first.
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"When I was younger, I was just dreaming about winning tournaments and winning slams I guess, and I didn't think about all that would come with it," she said.
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Sanders, in contrast, is better-funded and has lower expectations about winning South Carolina as he focuses on winning the mega-states of California and Texas on March 3.
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The loss snapped Miami's four-game winning streak in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge and also ended a 19-game home winning streak over nonconference foes for the Hurricanes.
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Lessons of this moment is that winning politics is grass-roots politics, that winning politics is developing coalitions of working people, of low income people, of women, of environmentalists.
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No. 22 Butler ends No. 2 Villanova's 48-game home winning streak VILLANOVA, Pa. — Butler's formula for sweeping Villanova and ending its 48-game home winning streak was simple.
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That season featured the Miracle Mets winning the World Series, and a minor miracle in Washington, where Williams led the second Washington Senators franchise to its only winning season.
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Beres and Tilvescu had less than two hours after their convincing pair's triumph before joining up with their Romanian world championship-winning colleagues in the eight and winning again.
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He has fired them after winning the Premier League title but not the Champions League; he has fired them after winning the Champions League but not the Premier League.
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" "There are transferable skills - especially around winning elections.
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But winning twice ... in one week ... at 19?
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I think I was able to put the name of my country Argentina very high after winning two world titles, winning and losing against the best fighters of the world.
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Yes, Cruz and Kasich are both mathematically eliminated from winning the nomination outright, but they could still succeed in their plot to stop Trump from winning a first-ballot victory.
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There&aposs push back on the Republican Party, I think he&aposs winning on that, maybe has progress on North Korea, he winning, you don&apost need to go personal.
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"We have one party that is good at winning elections but can't run the country and another that is good in government but not at winning elections," laments one businessman.
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Lee played with 3D in the Oscar-winning Life of Pi, then added a high frame rate for the interesting but decidedly not-Oscar-winning Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk.
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Grammy-winning pop singer Gloria Estefan, and her Grammy-winning music producer husband Emilio, just finished a $19993 million redesign of the sexy Cardozo South Beach hotel on Ocean Drive.
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But even if winning a Golden Globe isn't considered as much of an accomplishment as winning an Oscar, the Globes can often indicate which way the Hollywood winds are blowing.
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Going into this fight, the odds for Bisping winning the fight by knockout reached +1000, and the odds for Bisping winning in the first round were at a staggering +2500.
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The various forecasting models all currently give Clinton an 84 percent chance of winning or greater — except for FiveThirtyEight, which gives her a significantly lower 65.1 percent shot of winning.
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The clubs met in the group stage three seasons ago with Madrid winning, 3-2, at home, and drawing, 1-1, in Manchester, as City left without winning a match.
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Netflix netted six, with its hit true-crime show "Making a Murderer" winning four Emmys, including one for best documentary series, and "What Happened, Miss Simone?" winning best documentary special.
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In both cases, it was a sweeping victory, with Ralph Northam winning nearly 54 percent of the Virginia vote and Ryan Murphy winning 56 percent of the New Jersey vote.
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The Dow is on pace for its first nine-month winning streak since 21.186 and the S&P is on track for its first nine-month winning streak since 1983.
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The Dow is on pace for its first nine-month winning streak since 1959 and the S&P is on track for its first nine-month winning streak since 1983.
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The Dow is on pace for its first nine-month winning streak since 2297.20, and the S&P is on track for its first nine-month winning streak since 1983.
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When U.C.L.A. was winning 10 national championships and mixing in an 88-game winning streak between 1964 and 1975, its coach, John Wooden, was a strategic wizard, an enduring legend.
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It goes beyond success at the highest level—both teams are reigning international champions, with USA Hockey recently winning gold at PyeongChang, and the USWNT winning the 2015 World Cup.
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Shippers are winning because we can offer them services that are very competitive and we are winning because you can actually converge the price in the market much more effectively.
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Rookie Jayson Tatum added 19 points and Jaylen Brown chipped in 14 for the Celtics, who are on their first 232-game winning streak since winning 219 straight from Nov.
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Two of the last three Grand Slam titles have been won by unseeded players, with Jelena Ostapenko winning the French Open and Sloane Stephens winning the U.S. Open last year.
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He condemned liberals, attacked busing and railed against welfare, winning primaries in Mississippi, Alabama and South Carolina, and winning substantial support from working-class white Democrats in Illinois and Massachusetts.
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Winning a primary is harder than winning a general, and anyone who's secured either major party's nomination is just a bit of good luck away from taking the White House.
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The law gives the winning party a significant majority, meaning that barring internal tussles, the winning party could rule for an entire five-year term, which is unusual in Italy.
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The Lakers' road winning streak is the longest by the club since they won 18 straight away from home during their NBA record 33-game winning streak in 1972-93.
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Of course, the odds of winning are slim (see graphic below), and if you are lucky enough to pick the winning combo, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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The Lakers' road winning streak is the longest by the club since they won 18 straight away from home during their NBA record 33-game winning streak in 230-212.
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As I said above, these are only a few of the something-short-of-winning claims the video, which ends with Trump just saying "winning" over and over again, makes.
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Even with Barack Obama winning PA in 2012, and Dems winning about 51% of the congressional vote, they made zero gains in Congress -- and held just five of 18 seats.
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By 2008, however, Ultych observes, ideologically extreme candidates and moderates became indistinguishable in their likelihood of winning an election, with predicted probabilities of winning hovering around 50 percent for both.
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Setting goals that are always a bit too much of a stretch is demoralizing — people want to be on the winning team, and you want to be winning at life.
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It's a divide and conquer strategy: Cruz, with Kasich's blessing, will emphasize winning Indiana, and Kasich, with Cruz's blessing, will focus on winning the primaries in Oregon and New Mexico.
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That corresponds to a 2-4% chance of winning any given major, a 9% chance of winning another one this year, and a 50/50 chance of winning at least one more by the end of 2024—before accounting for the performance deterioration and greater risk of injury that ageing will inflict.
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William Nylander was credited with the winning goal 27:201 into overtime Friday night for the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs, who ran their winning streak to six games by edging the New Jersey Devils, 22-21, in Newark, N.J. The winning goal for the Maple Leafs was an own goal for the Devils.
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Trump's brand, according to this conventional wisdom, was so synonymous with winning—always winning—that losing would reveal his political persona to be a facade, and his support would melt away.
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Rhode Island (20-3, 12-0 Atlantic 10) extended its winning streak to 15 games, matching the program's longest streak since winning 15 in a row in the 1939-143 season.
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It exists instead as a sort of media and communications arm for Trumpism and its core tenets: destroying the mainstream media, winning for the sake of winning, and pissing off liberals.
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"We'll be taking Chris to the Giro with the aim of winning three consecutive Grand Tours, and then going on to France with the goal of winning the Tour," Brailsford said.
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Judges of the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year have disqualified a winning contestant after the anteater in his prize-winning photograph was judged "highly likely" to be a taxidermy specimen.
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Winning and losing are false distinctions The idea that losing is a necessary part of winning begins to blur the lines of what is a loss and what is a win.
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It's turning into a reality what started as a meme about Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o and Grammy Award-winning singer Rihanna playing scammers and computer geniuses, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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As pointed out by The New Yorker last year, in the Awards' 90 years of existence, the film winning Best Picture and the director winning Best Director have coincided 64 times.
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On Friday, the U.S. had hopes for gold dashed by Sweden in the quarterfinals after winning gold at the 2011 Olympics as well as winning the Women's World Cup last summer.
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We are going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep on winning, we are going to win so much you are going to get so tired of winning.
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Winning time "I'm serious about winning," said Carlos Ramirez-Rosa, the 28-year-old alderman from Chicago's 35th ward, who joined DSA and served as a Sanders delegate to the DNC.
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For the sixth time this season, the Jets skated on to the ice riding a two-game winning streak and for the sixth time, their winning streak ended with a thud.
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Executive produced by Oscar-winning Cameron and Emmy-winning filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici, National Geographic's upcoming investigative documentary, Atlantis Rising, sets out to unravel the mystery of the lost city of Atlantis.
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The school boasts alumni, Tarell Alvin McCraney and Alex Lacamoire, who went on to help create the multi-Oscar-winning film "Moonlight," and the multi-Tony Award-winning musical "Hamilton," respectively.
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Trump's nomination could lead to "heightened enthusiasm on the Democratic side — combining people who are excited about her winning with people who are afraid of him winning," the Clinton adviser said.
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As he charts the course of Mary Page's life, Mr. Letts, a Tony-winning actor and author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "August: Osage County," hopscotches back and forth through time.
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Winning the Lone Star State would greatly ease the chances of a Democrat winning the Electoral College, but no Democratic presidential candidate has won the state since Jimmy Carter in 28503.
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Among them was the undefeated Personal Ensign, who caught the Kentucky Derby-winning filly Winning Colors at the wire of the 1988 Breeders' Cup Distaff in her 13th and final race.
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The Rams finished tied for third in the Atlantic10 Conference regular season but wound up winning the conference titleand the league's automatic bid after winning three games in three days inPittsburgh.
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"We're winning more and more clients, and we're winning more of their wallet," Chief Executive Larry Fink told CNBC, who said he is generally optimistic about the trajectory of U.S. stocks.
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After more than three decades of irrelevance—and only four winning seasons—they'd finally found that magic mix of talent and cohesion and had become a division-winning powerhouse practically overnight.
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Right now, the two most likely ways Democrats win the majority in Senate elections held tomorrow involve either Democrat Phil Bredesen winning in Tennessee or Democrat Beto O'Rourke winning in Texas.
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BLUE JAYS' WINNING STREAK ENDS AT SEVEN Victor Martinez hit a tiebreaking home run in the eighth inning, and the visiting Detroit Tigers halted Toronto's seven-game winning streak, 3-2.
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Jean Guerrero is the author of the PEN-award-winning Crux: A Cross-Border Memoir, and an Emmy-winning investigative journalist at KPBS, the NPR and PBS affiliate in San Diego.
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I guess what I would say about this, and how I feel ... Obviously, life is not about making money, life's not about winning awards, it's not about winning competitions or whatever.
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Still, winning is winning, and Mr. Sanders has done the most of it in these early stages of the primary, delivering him to an unusual perch: the clear center of attention.
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Recipients included the chef at the Inn at Little Washington, 27-time Grammy Award-winning musician Alison Krauss, the best-selling novelist James Patterson and Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a lower open on Wednesday after the Dow broke a three-day winning streak and the S&P 2900 broke a five-day winning streak.
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Winning the vote in inland California will be a strong barometer for winning in many other inland parts of the country that are struggling to catch up with their coastal counterparts.
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"The ONLY bad thing about winning the Presidency is that I did not have the time to go through a long but winning trial on Trump U. Too bad!" he added.
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The poll for Kan Channel 212, Israel's public broadcast network, projects Likud winning 32 seats and his main challenger, former army boss Benny Gantz's Blue and White Party winning 32 seats.
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The man who prides himself on winning lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by nearly three million votes, the biggest popular vote loss by a winning candidate in American history.
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He's BIG into winning -- as you might have noticed.
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Sorry, Prez Trump -- Mexico's winning the import game today.
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Sean Parnell — his winning outcome wasn't really in doubt.
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She is always winning — and not just at Motorcross.
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" He added, "We left winning, so it was great.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Madison Bumgarner has rediscovered his winning ways.
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" AeroVironment: "The bears have been winning on this one.
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Doing both — killing Ninja and winning — netted you $5,000.
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In other words ... get ready for WINNING TV, baby!
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" It says "best shot at winning the Stanley Cup.
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LOS ANGELES — A Crackle movie is the new winning.
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Democrats came close to winning them all – but didn't.
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In other words, the winning defense ... not my penis.
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" I answered: "Yes because it works and he's winning.
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See: the aforementioned — almost Oscar-winning — La La Land.
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" Adding, "Are we winning right now as a culture?
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And, right now, the Trump wing is winning -- bigly.
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" Kellyanne Conway responded: "Because we're busy winning the presidency.
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Medicaid advocates are fighting — and winning — on several fronts.
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" To the Editor: "Who's Winning the War in Afghanistan?
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Big boxes — really big boxes — seemed to be winning.
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What's cooler -- winning a Cy Young or a Grammy??
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They're durable, affordable, and super comfortable — a winning combination.
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" Graham added: "Opening the government up is not winning.
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Sometimes losing is winning — something Brooks Koepka knows well.
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The combined winning percentage of this season's field is .
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That's a winning message — oh, and it's good policy.
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" He added: "I want our students to experience winning.
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"I think we're winning, " the "Mad Money " host argued.
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" "We've been winning elections over the course of 2017.
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He had the league's best winning percentage in 1955, .
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This year's Kings finished with a winning percentage under .
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When a team posts a winning percentage of nearly .
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Fernand Amandi, a Democratic pollster and podcast host based in Miami, addressed the party's Latino quandary in a December interview with The Associated Press: The question is not are Democrats winning the Hispanic vote — it's why aren't Democrats winning the Hispanic vote 80-20 or 90-10 the way they are winning black voters?
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After winning the 2016 presidential election, Donald Trump set out to prove that widespread voter fraud contributed to his opponent, Hillary Clinton, winning the popular vote despite losing in the electoral college.
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Both Buchanan and Perot ran again in 1996, with Buchanan winning the New Hampshire primary and Perot winning 8 percent of the popular vote under the banner of the new Reform Party.
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Thursday's setback marked the end of Philadelphia's five-game winning streak at home and eight-game winning streak against division rivals, the latter of which was the team's longest since 2010. 3.
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It starts with winning eight or nine or all 10 of those seats they're defending — and then winning two or three or four of the Republican-held seats on this list here.
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Kozak and teammates Gabriella Szabo, Tamara Csipes and Krisztina Fazekas-Zur won the women's K-4 500-metre sprint in 1:20123, ahead of silver medal-winning Germany and bronze-winning Belarus.
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Last year the team sleepwalked to a "mere" 71% winning percentage in the regular season, before turning on the jets in the playoffs and winning the NBA Finals four games to zero.
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Hopefully, that will not be the case, and President Trump will surprise us once again, this time not just winning the election but winning the respect of all Americans and the world.
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The odds of winning the jackpot is 1 in 292,201,338 Powerball's jackpot swelled to a record $1.6 billion in January 2016, when three winning tickets were sold in Florida, California, and Tennessee.
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Given the already slim chances of winning the lottery, it is unlikely that you'd have to share your winnings with many people in the event that multiple people chose the winning numbers.
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It's also worth noting that Witherspoon's previous production company, Pacific Standard, was behind huge Oscar-winning successes like Gone Girl and Wild as well as award-winning series like Big Little Lies.
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Her score was down from 96.7 percent two years ago but above her lowest winning score of 88.4 percent in 2004, and daily newspaper Bild dubbed the winning margin "Merkel's little victory".
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"Tennis players never really thought about winning the Olympics, you grew up thinking about winning grand slams but now, with tennis in the Olympics, of course you think about it," Williams said.
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So even as lottery designers have been lowering the chances of winning the jackpot, they have been boosting the chances of winning lesser prizes, notes David Spiegelhalter of the University of Cambridge.
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As Trump's campaign morphed from a political gamble and business risk, to winning and winning big, the Republican Party elected to nominate a man who wears his emotions on his twitter page.
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But winning these battles will also require Democrats to win the battle for public opinion—and, winning that could require Democrats to defang Republicans' wholly predictable and wholly hypocritical demands for austerity.
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Kozak and teammates Gabriella Szabo, Tamara Csipes and Krisztina Fazekas-Zur won the women's K-4 13-metre sprint in 1:31.482, ahead of silver medal-winning Germany and bronze-winning Belarus.
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"Seven coin flips were reported through the Iowa Democratic Party's reporting app out of more than 85033,700 simultaneous caucus events, with Bernie Sanders winning six and Hillary Clinton winning one," Taylor wrote.
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"A big part of running a successful campaign or business on Amazon is winning the buy box — and there's a lot of things that go into winning the buy box," Farrell says.
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Fantasies abound of the party winning back not only a Senate majority but the more than 30 seats needed to retake the House of Representatives, and even Clinton winning Arizona and Georgia.
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He dresses the part of an award-winning journalist — at least the kind in the Oscar-winning best picture Spotlight, which got attention for the unglamorous attire of the reporters and editors.
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The Mets, who began on Friday a stretch of 28 consecutive games against teams that currently possess winning records, had their two-game winning streak snapped and have lost seven of 11.
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Sanders did indeed win Iowa with about 25 percent of the vote, followed by winning New Hampshire with 25 percent of the vote, and winning Nevada with 34 percent of the vote.
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The Curran's onstage discussion series "Show and Tell" will continue in 2018 with Patti LuPone, the Tony- and Grammy-winning actress, and George C. Wolfe, the Tony-winning theater director, among others.
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"I wonder if you go back and look at the winning percentage wearing those patches, it's got to be the all-time least winning patch on a sleeve, for sure," Smyczek said.
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"With Bryant, for the first time Alabama had a legacy of winning — and winning on hardscrabble Southern-agrarian terms," McWhorter wrote in a New York Times essay when Bryant retired in 1982.
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The way to win the Democratic nomination is by winning delegates — specifically, winning 1,991 out of 3,979 pledged delegates, enough for a majority to get the nomination at the Democratic National Convention.
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Other cast members who have been announced so far include the Tony-winning actress Nikki M. James as Portia and the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis, as Cinna the Poet.
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The line-up includes Emmy Award-winning filmmaker & The Pieces I Am producer Sandra Guzman, Pulitzer-prize winning poet Tyehimba Jess, poet Mahogany L. Browne from PBS' Brief But Spectacular, and more.
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After winning silver at the 2012 London Olympics in the 49er, they dominated the class for years and carried the flag for New Zealand at the 2016 Rio Olympics before winning gold.
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"Not yet," Boone said The Yankees are on their longest winning single-season winning streak against one opponent since beating the 103-loss Philadelphia Athletics 2493 games in a row in 1954.
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World Cup-winning cricketer Ben Stokes was 2019 BBC Sports Personality of the Year, after Tour de France winning cyclist Geraint Thomas in 2018, and also won the Sports Journalists' Association Awards.
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Winning the Senate back is a steeper climb for Democrats, but they have some hope after winning a special election in Alabama, which left the GOP with just a 51-49 edge.
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On the other side is the evidence of Netanyahu's political dexterity — winning an election in 1996 by hewing to the center, winning a different one in 2015 by lurching to the right.
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But it's clear also that in the eyes of many analysts that there is something fundamentally improbable about a disheveled and cantankerous socialist winning the nomination and then winning the White House.
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It was initially reported that the winning ticket was sold at HandyVariety, 95 Common St. in Watertown, and that a $1 million prize winning ticket was sold at the Pride Station & Store.
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We should not forget, however, that he also claimed that nobody negotiated better deals than he did and that Americans would soon be winning so much that we would tire of winning.
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"Not yet," Boone said The Yankees are on their longest winning single-season winning streak against one opponent since beating the 103-loss Philadelphia Athletics 2493 games in a row in 1954.
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As seen previously, there is also significant age polarization in the electorate, with Sanders winning 63 percent of the under-30 vote and Clinton winning 80 percent of the senior citizen vote.
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The advisory board, which will select the winners, includes Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of New York's Public Theater (which staged the original versions of Fun Home and Hamilton), this year's Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage (Sweat), Tony-winning director Leigh Silverman (Violet), Obie-winning director Trip Cullman (Punk Rock), and actress Annette Bening, among others.
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But both candidates should realize that appearing there is not about winning votes in the Bayou; it's about winning the votes of the millions of people who would see them there on video.
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"You go to bed and you dream about maybe winning and then whenever you get up here you don't remember what the hell to say," Malone, 23, said after winning the inaugural award.
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The New York Rangers, while not winning a Stanley Cup since 1994, last made the Cup in 2014 (the Knicks last made the playoffs in 2013, which was the team's last winning season).
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FiveThirtyEight gives the former secretary of state a 95 percent chance of winning, but then again, the site gave her a 99 percent chance of winning Michigan, which she lost in a squeaker.
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Trump has a good chance of winning in November, according to 77% of Republican voters, while 61% say Rubio has a good chance of winning and 60% say Cruz has a good chance.
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Fox, who was president from 2000-2006, also pushed back on Trump's claim that he was winning support among Latinos, after entrance polls at Tuesday's Nevada caucuses showed him winning Latino Republican caucusgoers.
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He's gone from 6% to 48% odds of winning in Ohio, 25% to 33% in Missouri, and 2% to 45% odds of winning the primary in Illinois, according to the Political Prediction Market.
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Beyond winning a gold medal at the 2200 Summer Olympics, he's also the WBO cruiserweight champion, having broken Evander Holyfield's division record by winning a major title in just his 28th professional fight.
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This was about the notion that the football program could police itself—that in order to keep building and building and winning and winning, it needed to be free of any real oversight.
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There were 2000,800 tickets with the winning number that year, and every family in Sodeto had a portion of at least one winning ticket — and some had purchased enough to make them millionaires.
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It was a long and emotion-filled Sunday for Team USA, with Tiger Woods winning his first PGA Tour title in five years and vice captain Steve Stricker winning on the Champions Tour.
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That year, Wawrinka beat Djokovic and Nadal in winning his first Grand Slam title in Australia, and Marin Cilic bludgeoned Federer in the semifinals on the way to winning the United States Open.
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Michelle Obama presented the prize in the performing arts category to Lin-Manuel Miranda, the award-winning composer, lyricist, and actor, and creator of Tony Award-winning musicals "In The Heights" and "Hamilton".
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Winning the allegiance of these voters, whose numbers have swelled to a projected 27 million in 2016, is now perceived as essential to cobbling together a winning coalition to take the White House.
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Despite Lady Bird winning Best Musical/Comedy and its star Saoirse Ronan winning Best Actress in a Musical/Comedy, the film's director Greta Gerwig was not even nominated in the Best Director category.
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Never let anyone tell you a partial eclipse is close enough—the difference between 99 percent and 100 percent is the difference between winning the lottery and winning a set of steak knives.
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Two candidates backed by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) scored big wins in Michigan primaries on Tuesday night with Gretchen Driskell winning in District 07 and Elissa Slotkin winning in District 08.
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Put another way, winning Senate elections in states with a total of 126 million people has netted the Democrats eight fewer seats than the Republicans get from winning states with 104 million people.
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Joe Biden is winning the primary, Joe Biden seems likely to keep winning the primary, and I have no idea when any of us will next be in a place like a casino.
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The latest Iowa results show Sanders winning the initial vote tally by a few percentage points, winning the final vote tally more narrowly, and very barely losing the delegate tally to Pete Buttigieg.
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"I believe winning that Oscar award, just as Hattie McDaniel, she said, 'I felt like I was cursed instead of winning something that should be congratulated,'" Mo'Nique told CNN in a recent interview.
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Trudeau managed to overcome these fissures in 2015, winning seats in Western Canada, where his Liberal Party usually loses, dominating Ontario, winning back support in Quebec and sweeping every seat in Atlantic Canada.
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The cast of the "Blue" revival will include the Tony Award-winning actress and singer Leslie Uggams (who is on the Apollo's board of directors) and the Emmy Award-winning actress Lynn Whitfield.
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If he falls short of these assumptions in any state, he'd miss winning the delegate majority — unless, of course, he's able to compensate for that loss by winning more delegates in other states.
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One year after winning the United States Open, and less than 48 hours after winning hearts worldwide from the same stadium, Naomi Osaka was knocked out of the tournament in the fourth round.
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It would be very easy to say with me winning in Honda and me winning in Portugal was that, 'Here you go, here's one at the end of your career, thanks very much.
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CSU Bakersfield pulled to within 12 points twice but never any closer The win pushed Texas Tech's winning streak to four games and extended its nonconference winning run at home to 226 games.
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And winning big in Quebec is key to winning enough seats to form a government, which is why the French-speaking province has often been favored and the target of pork barrel projects.
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Washington came into the contest with a six-game winning streak, winning two at home before sweeping a four-game road trip that included stops in Detroit, San Jose, Los Angeles and Anaheim.
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But Johnson got the job not by winning a general election, but by winning the Conservative leadership contest — basically an election among the lawmakers and 160,000 dues-paying members of his own party.
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Let us know), Mike Diver (that's me, hi) is joined by John Ribbins of BAFTA-winning indie studio Roll7 to talk about taking on triple-A teams with skateboard title OlliOlli, and winning.
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Wednesday's loss halted the Nuggets' winning streak at three games.
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You have much better odds of winning a small prize:
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Graf lost nine finals on her way to winning 22.
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Political parties interested in winning majorities should treasure switchers too.
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That said, who's winning depends entirely upon who you ask.
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With this kind of marital support, Bathe is still winning.
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Yet from the very beginning, her Lady Vols kept winning.
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If you're reading this post, you're already winning Super Tuesday.
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Pistons assured of winning season after defeating Magic ORLANDO, Fla.
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Both would consider winning their hometown race a crowning achievement.
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DIAMOND, VIDEO BLOGGER: Do you feel like you are winning?
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You are going to get sick and tired of winning.
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And they beat the Cleveland Browns, winning 26 to 14.
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Her chances of winning the vote appear to be slim.
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Halo is about winning the battle but losing the war.
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Alan Gura, the winning lawyer, did not respond to messages.
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O on Monday after winning antitrust approval from U.S. regulators.
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So far at least, it seems Pelosi is politically winning.
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The winning ticket — which hit all numbers in the Oct.
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It's actually 2857 times more likely than winning the jackpot.
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Shouldn't we stop worrying about "winning", "points" and the like?
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He's not playing much, but when he's playing, he's winning.
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