Eventually, the layers would winnow down to one final verdict.
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It did not rely on teachers and parents to winnow students.
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Ready to winnow down the giant pack of Democratic presidential candidates?
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Amazon is expected to winnow its list of candidates by Dec.
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Why, he wonders, does the mind winnow some and spare others?
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They always need the same two states to winnow the field?
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Three weeks before voters winnow the race to replace outgoing California Gov.
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With a saddle and jockey on top, and we winnow the breed
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Replacing the traditional way that chefs record food waste — pen and paper — the Winnow smart meter comprises a set of scales that sits under the kitchen's bin and connects to a tablet running the Winnow app via Bluetooth.
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Some worry that drastically changing the rules will severely winnow the primary field.
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Like in years prior, sixty-four teams will winnow down to one champ.
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CLI plans to winnow down its office portfolio to 20 million sq. ft.
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Instead, they said, it would help homegrown companies winnow out other local competitors.
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Geller said he agreed with the I.T.F. plan to winnow out fake pros.
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No one is going to be able to clear or winnow the field.
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The field is starting to winnow and the primaries are coming faster and faster.
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A scale is placed under a kitchen's bin and connected to a Winnow tablet.
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Food waste smart meter maker Winnow has bagged a further $3.3 million in funding.
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But Iowa's traditional role is to winnow the presidential field, not pick the nominees.
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How the candidates fare during the invisible primary season will undoubtedly winnow the field.
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Some stressed that college admissions tests, by their very nature, should winnow out weaker readers.
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Many lawmakers from both parties join Mr Obama in wishing to winnow America's overstuffed prisons.
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Both China and the United States will probably continue to winnow their mutual tech reliance.
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Almost by definition, there was no way to winnow the debate stage without disadvantaging someone.
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But the Nevada caucuses, which take place a week from Saturday, could winnow Mr. Sanders's opposition.
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The bottom line: Expect the field of 20+ to winnow significantly in the next few months.
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The show will winnow it down to just one bachelor with the help of the audience.
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To winnow that number down, the researchers randomly selected 60 non-fatal cases from each year.
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Then a few months later, the futility and lack of support winnow out a second batch.
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There are some signs of trouble ahead for Mr. Trump as the field continues to winnow.
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At the very least, the results that come out of Super Tuesday could winnow the field.
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The weekend, the action continues, kicking off with four games that will further winnow the field.
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"Chefs systematically under-estimate how much food they waste," said Marc Zornes, co-founder of Winnow.
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National and local groups have been attempting to winnow down the primary fields in both races.
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The race could winnow into a high-octane game of ping-pong before you know it.
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Winnow: digital tools to help chefs run more profitable, sustainable kitchen The Europas Awards — Hottest Blockchain Project
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How do you winnow down all that feedback so you can make decisions about so few companies?
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Philip Morris says Mission Winnow is focused on raising awareness of smoke-free "heat not burn" products.
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"The entire planning process is supposed to do this: start out big and winnow down," he said.
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Mice, he said, may help scientists "to sort of winnow down some of the candidates" for vaccines.
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Morgan said he wasn't worried about Biden's standing because the field will winnow and Biden will benefit.
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Bonds will obviously dislike any policy which allows inflation to winnow away the already pitiful compensation they offer.
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And some worry that drastically changing the rules will severely winnow the primary field — particularly for minority candidates.
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Users get the benefits both of a big pool of potential partners and various tools to winnow them.
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Some campaigns suspect that Perez wants to winnow the Democratic field down to as few as six candidates.
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For Democrats hoping to winnow their field and start to coalesce around a candidate, that might be unpleasant.
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That would winnow the group's significant Syrian territory to areas around Raqqa, its self-declared capital farther east.
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John Kasich, for example, in order to winnow down Trump's list of state victories in the coming contests.
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They also met farmers who provide the wheat and other cereals and volunteers who winnow and mill the grain.
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But, like JoJo Fletcher or Ben Higgins, one must still winnow the choices down after a series of dates.
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From there, you winnow out all of the targets to whom you sent false predictions, then repeat the process.
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It wowed the crowd — but hats off to the TV editors who can winnow it down for future viewing.
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It's something Winnow, a new app and winner of a Guardian Sustainable Business Award this week, hopes to combat.
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"This will winnow the chaff from the grain and provide higher-quality deals with more information visibility," he said.
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The fund's managers apply a series of screens to winnow their potential holdings from among large-cap domestic stocks.
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His administration failed to achieve that goal, although it did winnow the number of detainees to 41 from 242.
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Shouldn't a national championship be able to figure out how to winnow the field to one person or team?
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The big picture: There are 12 candidates on stage tonight, and the field needs to winnow for voters' sake.
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It's led to a mad last-minute scramble to winnow the primary field before a March 9 filing deadline.
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And the GOP needs to winnow out this field — soon — in order to have the race the GOP needs.
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This week's tougher debate qualification rules did appear to winnow the crowded Democratic field somewhat — Moulton, former Colorado Gov.
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Once you sift through those and winnow out the duds, you should be left with a few solid options.
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The big picture: Tougher qualification requirements have some worried the debates — rather than voters — will drastically winnow the primary field.
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And hopefully scientists can identify the techniques that are useful and winnow out the puffery that has surrounded the field.
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The bottom line: More work is needed for scientists to confidently winnow down the forecast range of sea-level rise.
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Jeb Bush -- for the lone ticket out of the New Hampshire primary, which looks likely to winnow the "establishment" crowd.
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Primaries are really a series of smaller primaries that winnow the field as they compete for money, activists, and votes.
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We always end up with an embarrassment of excellent clues, and it's a challenge to winnow them down for submission.
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The DNC, clearly trying to avoid what happened to Republicans in 2016, has aggressively tried to winnow the field early.
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The bottom line is that the DNC had to determine some set of criteria to winnow the debate field down.
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But the party toughened the qualifying criteria to winnow the field and give a bigger spotlight to the top candidates.
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Additionally, the field has already started to winnow, as four campaigns closed up shop in the final weeks of August.
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"Money's going to winnow the field, and money follows results," said Tom Rath, a veteran Republican strategist in New Hampshire.
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Typically, he would winnow the possibilities, generally contemporary and midcentury modern, and present his wife with two or three options.
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Iowa didn't winnow the field as it usually does, and the negative attacks between candidates have started to pick up.
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British start-up Winnow helps commercial chefs cut waste by measuring just what they throw from the kitchen every day.
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They want the field of candidates to winnow, leaving just Rubio, who they think can defeat Trump one on one.
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Trips to a furniture or even car showroom can be shortened significantly as potential buyers winnow down potential selections from home.
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Two: I don't think this is surprising, but I think this field is going to start and then winnow fairly quickly.
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The judges winnow the field down to around five teams that go on to a second and final round of pitching.
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Matt Yglesias: To win, the establishment needs to winnow its own field while keeping both Cruz and Trump in the race.
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In effect, it would winnow down the options to the two most popular and then force Parliament to choose between them.
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Notably, the Winnow system claims to have already reached and surpassed human levels of accuracy in identifying food being thrown away.
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The Tony nominations tend to winnow the field; since they were announced, the musical "Amélie," which also was shut out, closed.
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They have long served to winnow the number of contenders, something of particular relevance given the large Republican field this year.
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But if more than 231 candidates qualify, the DNC will use both the polling and the donor threshold to winnow the field.
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But if we don't need to winnow our choices down to one, we can do the whole thing in a faster window.
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He knows that his calls to winnow Facebook are a big deal, and he wants to make sure his voice is heard.
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A surprising lot of news items, when Ingray had set her feed to winnow out local news, all but the most urgent.
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More broadly, the idea, as Winnow founder and CEO Marc Zornes likes to put it, is that what gets measured, gets managed.
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Los Angeleno will do a monthlong series exploring how these issues are causing L.A.'s once-vast middle class to winnow out.
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The four earliest states don't contain a lot of delegates, but they act to winnow the field to its most serious contenders.
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Like fake news has done to text content, viewers will winnow their content choices to only those shows that reinforce their parochial worldview.
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Winnow, the U.K. startup that has developed smart kitchen tech to help commercial kitchens reduce food waste, continues to be on a roll.
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Mergers and controlled closures of failed banks are expected to winnow down the players in the German market over the next few years.
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Launched in 2013 by a London-based startup, Winnow uses a touchscreen tablet and digital scale that attaches to a restaurant's garbage bin.
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It is well known that PR allows for multiple parties to win, whereas plurality rule tends to winnow the options down to two.
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Dropout watch Early-state results won't just identify front-runners -- they'll winnow what's an especially packed field of contenders on the Republican side.
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The administration has been able to slowly winnow down the number of detainees at Guantanamo Bay by transferring some people to other countries.
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Conservative lawmakers winnow out the contenders in a series of ballots, and can shift their votes tactically to eliminate candidates they consider unacceptable.
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But Iowa and New Hampshire didn't do much to winnow the Democratic field; just three Democratic candidates dropped out after New Hampshire — Sen.
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He envisioned a two- or three-tier process, a series of interviews that would winnow down the candidates until a clear choice emerged.
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Following the Iowa Caucuses last week, results in New Hampshire could further winnow down the field and show which candidates have staying power.
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Amazingly, Byron York reports that Rubio's backers feel they have until March 15, a full two weeks after Super Tuesday, to winnow the field.
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Winnow was founded by former business consultants Marc Zornes and Kevin Duffy after Zornes co-authored a report on resource productivity in large companies.
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The trio have bet their campaigns on New Hampshire, hoping that the state would not only give them strong finishes but winnow the pack.
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Conservative lawmakers began voting on Tuesday to winnow the five contenders to two whose names will go to party members for the final say.
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Some candidates questioned whether the party's new donor threshold would winnow the field too severely, before most voters even tune in to the race.
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Less than two weeks ago, Republican elites' best hope to stop Trump was to winnow the field down to just the billionaire and Rubio.
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As Valve explains in a blog post, the new options are supposed to winnow down results and leave only games users really find helpful.
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The Democratic National Committee raised the polling and donor thresholds required to qualify for the November debate -- a change that could effectively winnow the field.
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But for now, the mainstream candidates all remain clustered near 10 percent in New Hampshire, the most obvious opportunity for voters to winnow the field.
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The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission meets Tuesday to winnow its backlog of 95 properties, some of which have been under consideration for decades.
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Ted Cruz is also betting on Florida, perhaps not for a win but in a strategic attempt to sink Rubio and further winnow the field.
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Can the West really respond to the challenge as an open society, or will it need to winnow its liberal values to counter the threat?
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Just as a poor showing in the early-voting states may help winnow the presidential field, a poor fundraising performance will get the vultures circling.
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Rubio unloaded on Cruz just days ahead of South Carolina's Republican primary, a key battle that could winnow the field of six GOP presidential contenders.
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Those developments were a relief for Democrats, who spent months trying to winnow their larger-than-ever pools of candidates due to California's "jungle" primary.
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In the past, it took lengthy and arduous ground-based telescopic observations to winnow impostors like double stars and other pretenders from the planet list.
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That didn't happen, since it took much longer than she expected to winnow a pool of almost 180 potential jurors down to just 47 people.
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With the Iowa caucus roughly three months away, the 2020 Democratic field has now begun to winnow ... while also somehow expanding at the same time.
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Winnow, the U.K. startup that has developed smart kitchen tech to help commercial kitchens reduce food waste, is disclosing $12 million in Series B funding.
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It was fascinating to sift through the history of New York onscreen, to winnow and balance the list, to share favorites and argue about choices.
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Most quant strategies will establish composite scores to winnow down the investable universe to a subset of the most appealing stocks, based on the available data.
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That's because the calendar has more delegate-rich blue states set to vote after March 15, when the field likely will winnow to Trump and Rubio.
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If Rubio can winnow the field to himself, Cruz and Trump, he will likely benefit from the two conservative front-runners attempting to destroy each other.
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The $11 billion deal, expected to close early next year, is the latest in GE's efforts to winnow operations to focus on its core industrial portfolio.
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Such reluctance to commit contrasts sharply with previous elections, when governors lined up solidly behind eventual nominees, helping to winnow the field of candidates early on.
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"Fundamentally what is needed to winnow this field is information about what voters want," Sean McElwee, a New York-based Democratic activist and pollster, told Insider.
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It follows a recent $8 million loan from The European Investment Bank (EIB), meaning that Winnow has added $20 million of capital in the last month.
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It's possible some candidates will drop out if they don't perform well in South Carolina, but if not, Super Tuesday could serve to winnow the field.
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The Iowa caucuses haven't always voted for the ultimate nominee, but this time they may fail to even winnow out all but the very top candidates.
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Those more anxious voters are less likely to support Ms. Warren, or her wealth tax, a dynamic that could prove consequential as Democrats winnow their field.
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The DNC has gradually raised the threshold to participate in the debates, an attempt to winnow the number of candidates on stage and cull the field.
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DNC officials have defended the requirements as a fair and transparent way to winnow for the debate stage a field that includes nearly two dozen major candidates.
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He then applied the factors to the top third of the highest-yielding stocks in the Russell 1000, to winnow the pool down to just 20 stocks.
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Seedcamp's Fund I, launched in 2007 and Fund II, raised in 53, comprises some high profile companies including Codacy, Edited, Erply, Fishbrain, Codility, Winnow, Codeship, and Try.
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Launched in May 2013, Winnow is on a mission to offer the hospitality industry technology to help cut down on food waste by making commercial kitchens 'smarter.
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Ferrari replaced the Mission Winnow logo in Melbourne with a "90 years" livery, which marks the 90th anniversary of the Italian racing company established by Enzo Ferrari.
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He did, however, winnow down the number of detainees, from the 242 he inherited from President Bush, to the 41 remaining there when Mr. Trump took office.
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The 2020 presidential nominating contest kicked off in earnest on Monday as caucus-goers convened in Iowa to attempt to winnow the field of Democratic primary contenders.
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The new thresholds are unlikely to winnow the debate stage any further, unless a candidate drops out of the race of their own volition before Feb. 7.
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Just 12 teams remain in contention to win Super Bowl LIV, with the action kicking off this weekend with four games that will further winnow the field.
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Strong, thoughtful, considerate, powerful, experienced — a long shot for sure in Democratic circles, but as the other candidates start to winnow out, you never can tell what happens.
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"Our hope is that the field will winnow and conservatives will coalesce behind a candidate that believes in conservative principles and can unite the party," Ms. Packer said.
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Huizenga's proposal is now part of a broader bill championed by Jeb Hensarling, the influential Republican chair of the House Financial Services Committee, to winnow back financial regulations.
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At face value, for busy people at a company like Google, quick ways to send out messages to help winnow down a rapidly filling in-box sounds promising.
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The team's official name has also changed from Scuderia Ferrari Mission Winnow to Scuderia Ferrari, according to an updated entry list published by the International Automobile Federation (FIA).
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It also announced a plan to end what is commonly called quantitative tightening, an effort to winnow the giant portfolio of bonds it amassed in the financial crisis.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device:Via Apple Podcasts | Via Spotify | Via Stitcher Voters in New Hampshire pride themselves on helping winnow the nomination field.
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Rather than winnow the field, Iowa and New Hampshire elevated the candidates who had been in fifth and sixth place in national polls: Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar.
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The Democratic National Committee is raising the thresholds to make the cut for the debate stage in a move that will likely winnow the still-sprawling Democratic field.
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Campaign manager Jen O'Malley Dillon said O'Rourke is "playing to win" in early primary states but that Iowa will not winnow the field to two or three candidates.
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The dangerous pack of enemies went down in a few turns, and all because I'd used stealth to winnow down their numbers and then carefully planned out the encounter.
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The British team's decision follows that of Ferrari to drop Philip Morris branding for their "Mission Winnow" initiative at Albert Park, citing problems with Australia's anti-tobacco advertising legislation.
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The party — eager to winnow the field — will continue pulling the ladder up until the debates more resemble a rock band than a casino heist in terms of participants.
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This newspaper's The Upshot, for instance, used indicators like job growth, an educated labor pool, quality of life and ease of transportation to winnow the list to Portland, Ore.
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As the Democrats winnow their presidential field, Trump is searching for a new DNI who can serve his desire to hold on to power before and after November 2020.
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Gabbard is not the only candidate who didn't qualify for the debate and is now raising concerns about the process the DNC used to winnow the field down. Sen.
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And a big part of why the "That's an Oscar movie" narrative takes hold is because of predictors who artificially winnow the field before anybody has seen the movies.
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This is often how criminal investigations work: Gather all the material possible, then winnow it down to the most relevant and probative information upon which to assess potential charges.
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But DNC officials have also sought to head off accusations that they are trying to winnow down the number of candidates before voters have a chance to weigh in.
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If more than 220 met either qualification, then, they'd give preference to candidates that met both of them and then winnow out the candidates who were polling the worst.
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As we noted when Winnow raised its seed round, the startup is on a mission to help the hospitality industry cut down on food waste by making the kitchen 'smarter.
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A panel of "eminent Canadian academic, cultural and thought leaders" will then winnow the submissions down to a short list with the help of public opinion surveys and specialized experts.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Ferrari will race in Formula One's season-opening Australian Grand Prix next week without branding for Philip Morris's Mission Winnow initiative amid concern about tobacco advertising.
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Given that the cancer is already limiting the Tasmanian devil gene pool, she thinks that selective breeding might winnow it too far, putting the species at risk for other diseases.
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A group of 48 members of the news media will winnow the field to 25, 15, 10 and eventually five, on whom an up-or-down vote will be taken.
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The center will help me winnow down the applicants to a much smaller pool of finalists, and then with the help of my assistant, Zoe Greenberg, I'll choose the winner.
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The startups says that kitchens using Winnow tend to see a 40-70% reduction in food waste within 6-12 months, driving food cost savings between 2-8% in total.
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The center will help me winnow down the applicants to a much smaller pool of finalists, and then, with the help of my assistant, Gina Cherelus, I'll choose the winner.
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Yet China's solar panel production has more than quintupled in the past decade because, he said, Beijing has allowed market forces to winnow the industry to the most efficient competitors.
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Should we winnow our energy system down to only a few renewable sources, or can nuclear, natural gas, biofuels, and battery storage systems play an important role for decades to come?
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Clinton has twice led the RealClearPolitics national polling average by more than 6 points — in mid-June and early August — only to have Trump winnow those leads down to virtually nothing.
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Juhie Singh, spokeswoman for the Samajwadi Party, a main competitor to the BJP, said her party sought to winnow people from its candidate list who had been named in criminal cases.
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When there are 16 people vying for the nomination you have to winnow the field to be able to talk sensibly about who has advantages beyond just fund-raising and organization.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillGOP lukewarm on talk of airline bailout Claire McCaskill: Ron Johnson is an 'embarrassing tool' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE (D).
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The 2020 presidential primary campaign field has started to winnow down, but there are still new candidates jumping into the race with just weeks to go until the first states vote.
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To winnow the many outfits clambering in these fields, Mr. Lippert will assess the durability of a company's competitive advantage and the quality of its management, in addition to its fundamentals.
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On Monday, when Democratic voters cast their votes, we'll be lucky if even 15 percent of a state that is 90 percent white turns out to help winnow the Democratic field.
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This ruling made it harder to hold a debate, even if the incumbents had agreed to it, because there was no way to winnow the field of challengers owed equal time.
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But as relatively good as Bloomberg's marks are for a late entrant, they are not good enough to meet the polling criteria the DNC set to winnow down the debate stages.
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Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky and Rick Santorum, the former Pennsylvania senator, both ended their presidential campaigns on Wednesday, as the fallout from the Iowa caucuses continued to winnow the Republican field.
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The primaries are rapidly approaching but it's still early: With the Iowa caucus roughly four months away, the 2020 Democratic field has now begun to winnow ... to nearly 20 candidates, that is.
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Like its competitors, Amazon is presumably seeking to downsize its labor force and cut operating costs in the long run, and, whether through attrition or otherwise, job numbers are going to winnow.
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Deep Genomics, based in Toronto, is not only using its technology to winnow the number of target compounds to attack a particular disease, but also to predict the biological outcome in humans.
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Increasingly, it wants fresh investment and businesses to support its fast-growing population — 21.25 million people, most of whom are younger than 212 — and to winnow a nearly 13 percent unemployment rate.
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To better her odds, Ms. Nixon would need to winnow Mr. Cuomo's strong support among black voters, who turned out in disproportionately large numbers in the 2014 primary, according to exit polls.
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Like so much of American history, the story has had its least attractive features winnow away — white people have been centered in the narrative and all atrocity has been politely papered over.
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Biden has consistently polled at the top of nearly all national and statewide surveys, though he has recently seen his lead winnow as Warren continues to enjoy a bump in the polls.
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Though candidates complain that the committee is trying to prematurely winnow the field, Mr. Perez said he expected the number of candidates to remain in the double digits well into the fall.
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If no candidate was able to garner a majority of first-choice votes, ballots would be shipped to the state capital in Augusta so election officials could winnow down the field next week.
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It counts the likes of IKEA, Compass Group, and AccorHotels as customers, and estimates its 600-plus clients are saving 4,300 tonnes of food waste annually through the use of the Winnow system.
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At a time when most people want to winnow the field, it just struck me as odd that there was a broad effort to prop up a campaign that said they were failing.
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Elsewhere, voters in Oregon, Nebraska and Idaho will go to the polls Tuesday to winnow down a field of hundreds of candidates vying for their party's nomination to run for election in November.
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Ferrari's partnership with Philip Morris International, whose Mission Winnow initiative focuses on smoke-free 'heat not burn' products and is the team's title sponsor, has been going for more than 40 years, however.
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Patrick faces only weeks to qualify under the Democratic National Committee rules for a debate in mid-December, as well as the debates that follow — events intended to winnow the party's crowded field.
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Tougher qualifying standards that left candidates such as former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro on the outside of the debate field seemingly aim to winnow the field as 2020 draws closer.
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And it's not clear to me that the process is going to winnow itself to that point in time for there to be a two-person race between Bernie Sanders and someone else.
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For internships, Hulu asks questions like "Are you available to intern for 10-12 weeks over the summer?" and "What year are you currently in school?" to winnow out the pool of candidates.
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Nevertheless, the caucus has served to winnow down the GOP fields, precipitating a dramatic drop-off in the number of Republicans running for president, and is likely to do the same in 2016.
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Businesses such as Winnow, which has offices in the U.K., China, Singapore and the United Arab Emirates, are developing smart tech which enables professional kitchens to monitor and reduce both food waste and costs.
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Or, as Winnow founder and CEO Marc Zornes likes to put it, what gets measured, gets managed, with the startup claiming that food waste costs kitchens between 5-20 percent of all food purchased.
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Sponsors of Republican debates have used similar criteria in trying to winnow the large field of candidates; Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky and Carly Fiorina were among those left out of Thursday's main debate.
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For David Pogue, formerly a technology columnist for The New York Times, the answer is obvious: because most life hacks prove useless, dumb, tacky or obvious, and someone needs to winnow down the pile.
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The midterm cycle enters a critical stage in the coming weeks as primaries in dozens of states begin to winnow down a pack of thousands of congressional hopefuls to a relative handful of contenders.
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You can either click Install All to load up any app on your phone that has Watch capabilities, or you can go with Choose Later to winnow the field down to your chosen few.
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Kara Walker's 27-screenprint series The Emancipation Approximation (1999–2000) takes a very different tack in relating the stories that winnow out from the history of the ownership of Black bodies in the United States.
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If sedans winnow almost completely before autonomy hits — which seems totally possible given the breakneck pace that car companies around the world are adopting more SUVs and / or trucks — then won't that assumption be wrong?
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Voters in the state took to the polls on Tuesday for the first primary in the 2016 presidential race — an important contest that could winnow the GOP race before the next showdown in South Carolina.
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The crisis for the Republican establishment is that the field might not winnow fast enough for the anti-Trump to emerge before Trump gets control of a significant or perhaps a decisive number of delegates.
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Citing its main costs as "hardware and service delivery for each unit deployed," Zornes says Winnow will use the new cash injection to further improve its technology and focus on "doubling down" on product development.
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The DNC maintains that it has been inclusive and transparent in the primary process, having publicized its increasingly stringent debate qualifications for each event in advance as it tries to winnow a still-crowded field.
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Voters who are undecided now have a lot of choices they're happy with and by the time the first states winnow it down, it seems unlikely that they're going to be looking for someone else.
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What's more striking is that, less than two weeks before Iowa voters begin to winnow down the field, no leading Democrat has run a traditional ad — no TV, no mail — attacking one of their rivals.
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The request is basically just asking people to offer more details about something they already claimed was true, but it will probably also effectively winnow down the large number of people who will receive payouts.
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So how voters rank their options in a smaller field could tell us a lot about what the race might look like in the future, and what might happen were the field to winnow further.
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If each wins in those four states as polls now indicate, it would likely winnow the field to a two- or three-person race heading into Super Tuesday on March 3, when 16 states vote.
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The main purpose of the memo appears to be to gather information ahead of the negotiation window so that Ohtani and his agents can quickly winnow the field to a more manageable number of suitors.
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While the measure and others like it have been broadly successful, it's still an open question whether public smoking bans alone are enough to winnow down the number of people who pick up the habit.
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The Senate's so-called grand bargain consists of 12 bills to raise income taxes by a third, borrow $7 billion to winnow down a $12 billion record-setting pile of unpaid bills and expand casino gambling.
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Finally, daily reports are sent to chefs via email detailing the top areas of waste by value giving them the insight needed to make adjustments to their operations which, Winnow claims, add up to significant savings.
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Vista intends to narrow its focus on outdoors enthusiasts, its primary customer base, and to winnow its portfolio of goods to emphasize ammunition, hunting and shooting accessories, outdoor cooking products and CamelBak hydration bottles and packs.
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"Iowa is more important than it has ever been," said Joe Trippi, a veteran Democratic strategist who managed Howard Dean's insurgent 19883 campaign for president, expecting the sprawling field to winnow down after the Iowa caucus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - While Turkey's economy flounders, some foreign funds are buying into everything from fizzy drinks firms to automakers to banks as they winnow out likely survivors in the country's beaten down corporate bond and equity markets.
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Still, as the Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg noted, the HFPA's selections likely have more influence in terms of helping "winnow the field of contenders" by setting back the cause of those movies and performances that are overlooked.
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When you're reporting out a story like that, where it's clear that multiple people are saying things in public that aren't true, how do you sift and winnow and figure out how you wanna write about that?
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Still, despite the hurdles — and the lack of any clear path to victory — the three men believe they can at the very least winnow Mr. Trump's support, especially in New Hampshire, which holds the first nationwide primary.
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And while low interest rates may make share buy-backs, as opposed to investment in new capacity, more attractive for large firms, this again does nothing to stop competitors from deciding to winnow away margins by expanding.
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The recovery in the share prices makes it less opportune for Apple's corporate treasury to execute purchases as it proceeds with an additional $100 billion of buybacks in an effort to further winnow down its mountain of cash.
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"We're certainly going after that 2628,28503 donor number, but that's a tough haul for any candidate," he said, adding that the new requirements appeared to be "an intentional move by the DNC" to winnow down the primary field.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillClaire McCaskill: Ron Johnson is an 'embarrassing tool' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out 70 former senators propose bipartisan caucus for incumbents MORE (D-Mo.) lambasted her former colleague Sen.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Friday announced tougher criteria for the sixth primary debate set to take place in December, a move that is likely to further winnow the field of presidential candidates who will be on stage.
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After a few minutes of mounting tension, the tiny city-states winnow each other down and become large societies until, in the end, a few remain to fight for over the meager resources on the island they're trapped on.
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While Tuesday's results may do little to winnow Clinton's delegate lead, they strengthen the case Sanders needs to make to "super delegates," who are able make up their minds about whom to support, regardless of how their states vote.
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"We believe that Super Tuesday will greatly winnow this field and it will become clear that only a few candidates will have a viable path to the Democratic nomination — and Elizabeth Warren will be one of them," he wrote.
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Sanders is surging in the polls, but the contest is close enough that it's impossible to predict, and second choices matter, especially in Iowa and then the Nevada caucuses later in February and as the field starts to winnow.
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I do, because, I mean, one of the things Jeff Bewkes has done over the last 10 years is winnow, is shed everything from Time Warner that wasn't the movie studio, that wasn't cable TV and that wasn't HBO.
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If Mr. Trump wins tonight, the party's establishment will be in a race against time to winnow the field of mainstream Republicans before South Carolina or Super Tuesday; a strong performance by Mr. Rubio could assist it greatly in that effort.
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The Trump administration doesn't anticipate that these requirements would winnow out too many applicants (and it doesn't believe those applicants would be deserving, anyway), but immigration lawyers and advocates were gravely concerned, and they're the ones who had Democrats' ears.
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The Light camera with its 16 sensors and lenses is an example of an ambitious effort that simply didn't produce better images, though it was using established computational photography techniques to harvest and winnow an even larger collection of images.
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But around the same time, they began to winnow the county's roll of registered voters, ordering an aide to compare the registrants' stated addresses with those on their driver's licenses to spot voters who had moved after registering to vote.
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That contest will involve numerous ballots of Conservative legislators to winnow down candidates to two, and then the 150,000 or so registered members of the party (who had joined at least three months ago, to prevent infiltration) will vote by mail.
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The bipartisan budget omnibus, which faces significant political hurdles, would raise income taxes by a third, borrow $7 billion to winnow down a record-setting pile of unpaid bills and open Chicago for the first time to legalized casino gambling.
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For others, maturity may winnow the obsession out into a polite interest (or an expensive weekend pastime), rather than an entire personality, those "Keep Calm and Canter On" T-shirts replaced by more understated tall boots and bit-buckle belts.
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Still, many of the Steak Fry attendees said they are ready for the field to winnow -- and the CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll found evidence of who voters have already broadly dropped from the lists of candidates they are considering.
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The projections for further tightening, together with indications that the Fed will not veer from a related effort to winnow its vast holdings of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities, helped accelerate the selloff in both stock and corporate debt markets.
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The eleventh debate in Arizona will almost assuredly have a smaller stage than either the Nevada or South Carolina debate because it will take place at roughly the halfway point of the primary, when the field is expected to winnow.
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The Democratic Party establishment has tried for months to winnow its candidate field to avoid that scenario -- particularly in races for four seats representing Orange County where Hillary Clinton in 2016 became the first Democratic presidential nominee since the mid-1930s to win.
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Both Fillon and Le Pen, head of the anti-immigrant, anti-EU, National Front, are expected to make it to a head-to-head runoff on May 7 after a first round of voting in April which will winnow out the field.
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How Juul made vaping viral to become worth a dirty $38 billion For Gottlieb, the addition of Altria's marketing firepower and network of 230,000 retail locations likely isn't an indicator of a company that's willing to winnow down access to its products.
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Whether or not that idea succeeds, the chaos and consternation of 2018 will likely force party leaders on both sides to treat these primaries more like a general election and to move more aggressively from the outset to winnow their fields of candidates.
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"We believe that Super Tuesday will greatly winnow this field and it will become clear that only a few candidates will have a viable path to the Democratic nomination — and Elizabeth Warren will be one of them," Lau said in his memo.
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His surprisingly strong showing this week, as well as his near 30-point rout in last Saturday's South Carolina primary, helped winnow the centrist primary field and set up a virtual two-man race between Biden and his now-chief rival progressive Sen.
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Among them: for Nestlé to sell its stake in L'Oréal, because it has nothing to do with food, and to winnow its portfolio, which currently has more than 20203,000 brands, by selling off those that do not add much to the bottom line.
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Forever 21 said that it would change how it merchandises, winnow its operations to the United States, Mexico and Latin America, aim to increase e-commerce sales to more than just 16 percent of the business and take other cost-cutting measures.
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In an effort to winnow the field, Flip the 49th invited all five candidates to a forum on Friday night, where they'll be asked to speak directly to their paths to victory -- and if none exists, they'll be prodded to drop out.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The heads of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Agriculture Department are scheduled to meet on Tuesday to winnow down proposals to lower the cost of the nation's biofuels policy to oil refiners, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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To decide the leadership contest, Conservative Party lawmakers will first winnow a long list of contenders to two, then hand the choice to the party's roughly 120,000 members, who largely favor a no-deal exit and are expected to choose the new leader around July.
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Though the early state contests of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina will winnow the enormous Democratic field, California voters may wield extra heft in 22016 because vote-by-mail ballots will go out to many of the state's 8.6 million Democratic voters on Feb.
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The conventional approach is to screen large numbers of molecules for signs of pertinent biological effect, and then winnow away the dross in a series of more and more expensive tests and trials, in the hope of coming up with a golden nugget at the end.
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In presenting the case, the plaintiffs argued that because the share of academically qualified Asian-American applicants was so high, Harvard resorted to using a subjective "personal" rating, which trafficked in stereotypes about Asian-Americans being quiet and studious, to winnow down the number it admitted.
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After a pool of potential jurors has been called to a courthouse, prosecution and defense attorneys winnow the group down in an examination process called voir dire — but how the lawyers decide whom to exclude is often mysterious, and historically those decisions were marred by prejudice.
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Beyond its importance for Mr. Shokuri, his situation illustrates how difficult — and messy — it can be to winnow down the ranks of detainees viewed as posing a lower-level security risk at the Guantánamo prison, which the Obama administration still wants to close in its final year in office.
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For both Gabbard and Yang, being excluded from the debate stage could starve their long-shot campaigns of the oxygen that comes with the nationally televised platform — which has helped sustain their small-dollar fundraising and marginal poll numbers — as the rest of the field continues to winnow.
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This year, Trump raised the asking price from approximately $1 billion to $5 billion before being convinced by officials at the State Department and Pentagon to winnow that down to the $4.7 billion the country was eventually asked to pay, according to a congressional aide and the administration official.
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He is not popular in the parliamentary party, and younger members think his generation's day is done (he was at school with Mr Cameron); but though MPs winnow the candidates, Conservative leadership elections are, in the end, decided by the members, not the MPs, and among them Mr Johnson seems popular.
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Domini Social Investments in New York, for example, does environmental, social and governance evaluations for its three funds and then hands an approved list of potential picks to Wellington Management, which uses quantitative screens to winnow the holdings, said Adam M. Kanzer, Domini's director of corporate engagement and public policy.
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READ: The agony of Iowa's evangelicals These first-in-the-nation votes will not decide the nomination -- there are only a tiny fraction of the required delegates at stake -- but they are likely to winnow down the GOP field and set expectations for the bigger state primaries that lie ahead.
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Canadian writer-director Robin Aubert is a fan of the genre, and he knows the tropes: the growing hordes of shambling monsters, the thrown-together crew of mismatched survivors, the sudden attacks that winnow them down one by one, the understanding that even a single bite can doom an otherwise healthy person.
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"The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning: How to Make Your Loved Ones' Lives Easier and Your Own Life More Pleasant," by Margareta Magnusson, a Swedish artist and widow "between 80 and 100 years old," as she writes, is a primer on how to winnow your belongings before you die, so you don't burden your family.
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He served as staff member in the U.S. House, Senate Finance Committee, Interior Department and on President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE's White House Climate Change Task Force.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats running across the country find themselves at odds with each other just a week ahead of the first primary elections, as divisions between the progressive and establishment wings spill out into the open and attempts to winnow down one of the largest fields of candidates in recent memory creates a headache for the national party.
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New rules to qualify for the Democratic debates this fall are frustrating operatives and activists who see the criteria as an arbitrary and overly restrictive shift that could dramatically winnow the presidential field months before voting begins, pose an unfair limit to women and candidates of color, and force campaigns to spend more time wooing donors than talking to voters.
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Iowans choose first during presidential primaries, eye candidates in person and often take their measure multiple times; > This year, the Democratic contenders are bunched in a pack, polls show, meaning Iowans will winnow the field, but White House wannabes will continue serious campaigning, some for many months; > Iowa caucuses can point to a Democratic nominee but don't always predict the next president.
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The only two rules the Dems have that will winnow the field are the requirements that to receive delegates in a state or district, a candidate must exceed 15% of the votes cast in that state or district, and to be nominated at the convention, a candidate must be able to get at least 300 delegates (approximately 6%) to sign a petition of nomination.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Former HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism MORE's (D-Mass.) presidential campaign released a lengthy memo Tuesday outlining its electoral path in an unwieldy primary field that may not truly begin to winnow down until next month.
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It would also show that Sanders is expanding his constituency and that his left-wing platform can take over the party from the center-left forces that have dominated it since Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE was president.
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"This is the front door, if you will, for all of the different constituents to get together and look at art which will be everything from beautiful to controversial and a place to sift and winnow ideas," said Joseph Seipel, interim director of the institute and dean emeritus of the university's School of the Arts, ranked second for arts and design schools nationwide by U.S. News & World Report's Best Graduate Schools.
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While a 'primary' typically refers to a process that's very similar to the one we use for the general election in the U.S., a caucus is an entirely separate, somewhat arcane process in which voters will show up at their respective precinct sites on the evening of February 3 to engage in public debate and deliberation in an effort to winnow the presidential field in favor of their preferred candidate.
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The DNC's increased thresholds to qualify for the primary debates, which were announced in December, are intended to help winnow a crowded field; however, the body has come under criticism after December's debate featured a nearly all-white stage, with the sole exception of Asian-American entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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And we are very much alive," Biden told a raucous crowd in Columbia, S.C. "You launched Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Montana's Democratic governor plans last-minute run for Senate Perez says he thinks Sanders will 'abide by the rules' at Democratic convention MORE to the presidency.
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Donald Trump should stop tweeting long enough to check how Ronald Reagan handled the space shuttle Challenger disaster; or Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE, the Oklahoma City bombing; or George W. Bush, Sept, 11; or Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Montana's Democratic governor plans last-minute run for Senate Perez says he thinks Sanders will 'abide by the rules' at Democratic convention MORE, the Ebola crisis.
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