"We don't really care if LIDAR wins out or computer vision wins out," Kouri said.
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Alabama made a really big statement that unity wins out.
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Love wins out in the end, to put it briefly.
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I would say the expectation of confidentiality wins out here.
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Architects seem to like black and white — form wins out.
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Sometimes the message wins out, but sometimes it's the charm.
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As the movie goes along, Thanatos increasingly wins out over Eros.
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Levin's statement to Truth Wins Out pretty much says it all.
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And ultimately what wins out is what's best for the story.
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Fingers crossed his better side wins out in the final hours.
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At some point, one wins out more often than the other.
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" Or, "If I'm betting, I'm still betting that justice wins out.
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I'm hoping the life wins out, because it's far more interesting.
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And when making decisions in the moment, gut feeling often wins out.
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Eventually, violence wins out and the Man in Black gets his answer.
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But hunger wins out, and he was Kylo Ren a long time.
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Sometimes the big money wins out, and sometimes the better policy prevails.
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Yet when boring facts meet exciting spin, exciting spin often wins out.
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But North Korea has learned the lesson of proliferation: time wins out.
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Belichick, the NFL's best week-to-week matchup architect, should have no problem wringing two or three wins out of these first four games—just like he had no problem wringing 11 wins out of Cassel in 2008.
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Efficiency of the market in technology always wins out in the long run.
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It'll be interesting to see which approach wins out as the story unfolds.
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True, abstraction wins out over narrative, but it was never a fair fight.
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Which would lead back to A. Who wins out between the two camps?
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And with the videos, there's now this fight over whose narrative wins out.
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The only caveat is that I think the S10 wins out on video performance.
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It will be interesting to see which model, the old or new, wins out.
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For me, the thinner profile wins out over the toughened display and big battery.
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" She added that "fear is not a proper motivator," and that "hope wins out.
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Sanders is aiming to keep the delegate race close, though, with wins out West.
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But when River Edge wins out, Ms. Tummino said, it is often about accessibility.
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It so happens that I think that model is the model that ultimately wins out.
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Though in more normal circumstances, the Pixel 3's superior HDR+ image processing wins out.
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Tax cuts versus potential legal troubles for the president: Which wins out in the markets?
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In America, even at the individual level, citizenship politics often wins out over identity politics.
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Lawrence wins out, and gives June the "opportunity" to save five women from the Colonies.
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Talent wins out, and audiences are hungry to see believable characters, of any age, on screen.
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If protecting your team from early dilution wins out over future burn, consider the following options.
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"Gold wins out over cryptocurrencies in a majority of the key characteristics of money," Goldman said.
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And even in the face of a new Cold War, sometimes money wins out over ideology.
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However, there's one area in which the Chase Sapphire Reserve wins out for me: travel insurance.
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This category has the feel of an upset and it could be Hopkins who wins out.
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Partnering with everyone helps ensure that whatever platform wins out, the NBA will be well positioned.
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Once a time wins out, the app generates an invite that goes straight to a user's calendar.
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The carrier effortlessly wins out on 3G download speeds, shown below, offering an average speed of 3.5Mbps.
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The point here is that no matter what tricks you do with software, fancy hardware wins out.
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Patience is good in this game when you hang with guys and talent wins out over time.
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A really inspirational story that pits obligation versus ideology in a test to see which wins out.
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"We get to go home with three wins out of four games," said head coach Claude Julien.
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LGBTQ advocacy group Truth Wins Out upped the pressure on the company with a petition on Change.
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On Friday, Truth Wins Out celebrated the removal of the app as a victory for civil rights.
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They're both excellent, but when I'm asked to pick one or the other, Dead Space wins out.
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They are, instead, representatives for their ideals, and it does matter which of those ideals wins out.
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But if the states' suit wins out in the end, the whole deal will have to be unwound.
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I'm always happy when I manage to squeeze exercise in, because sleep wins out most of the time.
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We discuss it, but laziness wins out and he agrees to just get chili cheese fries from Amy's.
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Truth Wins Out, an LGBTQ non-profit that stands against "anti-gay religious extremism," first reported the news.
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Who wins out between the camps in the White House in the days ahead is an interesting sidebar.
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If LSU wins out, Alabama likely has a stronger case for a second SEC spot than Georgia does.
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What really matters is the closet space — and that, at last, is where my tiny apartment wins out.
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He has scored two goals in Croatia's charge to the last 16 with three wins out of three.
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The domestic protected industry, such as steel, wins out because it has less competition and can raise prices.
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If LSU wins out, Alabama may have a stronger case for a second SEC spot than Georgia does.
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Perhaps the league&aposs best coaches could squeeze more wins out of this roster, but probably not many.
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According to the site's report, the Queen has claimed 452 wins out of 2,834 races, about 7753 percent.
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Would you be upset if the obvious choice — which seems to be Jon — actually wins out in the end?
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Take a look at a different part of this same comparison: Here I think the Pixel clearly wins out.
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Game of Thrones has always liked to poke fun at Samwell's plight, but his indomitable goodwill usually wins out.
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If Jared wins out here, we'll once again have a Democratic White House at odds with a Republican Congress.
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When there's so much content out there, I think stuff that can be digested and understood quickly wins out.
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They were of the era when people thought that, at the end of the day, hard work wins out.
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In these cases, re-election usually wins out, not least because it is a prerequisite for any other goal.
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But come Election Day, the Democrats' massive registration advantage, based in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas, typically wins out.
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But sometimes the deep desire to try something, anything wins out and you fire up Amazon looking for a solution.
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The Cat S60 and Active might be neck and neck for ruggedness, but the S60's waterproof chassis wins out.
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Thursday will be a test as to what wins out: Salazar's progressive message, or the strange controversies brewing around her.
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Graham decides the paper's mission as expressed in the IPO document outweighs all else, and journalism wins out over capitalism.
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While the Move ECG definitely wins out in battery life, it doesn't actually come with an optical heart rate monitor.
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Quadratic increases also "become more and more rapid," but the exponential wins out — strikingly so — once enough time has elapsed.
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Cory Joseph, DeMar DeRozan, Carroll, Tucker, and Ibaka closed out all three of the team's wins out of the break.
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There's seldom one reason someone else wins out, making the dissection of any outcome all the more painful and perplexing.
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So for all those early-round upsets we like to get excited about, chalk usually wins out in the end.
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He is in every alliance; he's found the most advantages; and every time there's a contentious vote, his opinion wins out.
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None of them thinks that what I really want is just a matter of what desire wins out over my behavior.
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Two people want something, usually a title, they fight for a while, one person wins out, and they both move on.
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Now it's up to every senator — every senator will have a say in deciding which of the two views wins out.
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Without a clear answer, which interpretation wins out comes down to which camp in the Trump administration is the most persuasive.
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Which view wins out will determine the direction the party takes even after Trump himself is no longer at its head.
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For many travelers, the quest for the most Insta-friendly photo often wins out over exploring a city on their own terms.
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While Harry Potter wins out for most launches of all time, the runner-up has to be the comic kingdom of Marvel.
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That effort as well as a behind-the-scenes push to get others to apply pressure was spearheaded by Truth Wins Out.
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We put Blue Apron and Plated to the test to determine which meal kit wins out in a head to head battle.
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It's fitting, I suppose: Even with actual phone calls in decline, Apple wins out for making direct communication easy, personal and fun.
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The app notifies you once the bidding started and, just like eBay or similar services, he/she who bides highest wins out.
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Reformers elsewhere are watching closely; if organized crime wins out, the illicit forces that govern much of Latin America will be buoyed.
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Truth Wins Out Executive Director Wayne Besen later thanked Apple for removing the app in a statement Friday, according to NBC News.
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"Jackery always wins out for us, because this particular [version] has multiple USB chargers so you can add different gadgets," Chase said.
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Black Panther, which picked up three wins out of its seven nominations, became the first Marvel Studios movie to win an Academy Award.
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But if you want the best mix of practicality, capability, value, technology and refinement, the Ford Expedition Max wins out in every category.
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He's usually the linchpin when the left side of the bench -- Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan -- wins out.
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But the storm wins out in the end, and the two float lifelessly, suspended in mid-air at the middle of the hallway.
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Yes, but: Independents claim nearly every major election year as "their year," but the strength of the two-party duopoly always wins out.
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But if this way of interpreting Alice wins out, it doesn't mean that software patents are over—just that there's fewer of them.
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Which factor wins out will make a big difference in determining the movement and rate at which the storm's winds slacken over time.
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Ultimately, the subject matter wins out, yielding a flawed but brisk 90-minute Netflix presentation that reunites the cast headed by Kerry Washington.
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But, if you want the absolute most high-end of the two, including a nifty stylus, Samsung's phone wins out by a hair.
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I think the Pixel 3 XL wins out now, with a much faster camera and interface and software features that add to the experience.
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Lastly, Daiwa's BG wins out thanks to its partially sealed drag (that is, the stack of washers that keep tension on the reel's spool).
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But yeah, you obviously get more opportunities, and one of the things about music that I love is that good music always wins out.
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Hertha currently sits in 14th place in the 18-team division, but it is only six points — two wins — out of the relegation zone.
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If Creighton wins out, it can do no worse than sharing the regular-season Big East title for the first time in program history.
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The proximity of those events suggested a kind of moral momentum, a verification that the will toward democracy wins out in the long run.
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Between the lines: More than anyone, it is Beijing that wins out as countries compete for its attention, mainly in the form of bilateral deals.
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If, despite ENSO and Cyclone Vayu, the monsoon comes good, as Mr Rajeevan thinks it will, Narayanappa wins out, sells his crops, repays his debts.
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Alabama plays No. 19 LSU on Saturday and will likely tie Ohio State&aposs record if it wins out with six polls left this season.
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Which wins out—the desire for change or the habit of frugality at all costs—is now "the German problem" that Germans themselves must solve.
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Whether Stein's view wins out in the end is anyone's guess, but it's safe to say that investors are betting big on all potential outcomes.
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If the latter wins out, New Zealand will join dozens of countries and territories that have changed their flags to remove the British colonial symbol.
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When the desire for heroin unfortunately wins out, that doesn't mean that the father cares more about getting high than he cares about his children.
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While function wins out over form, HD buyers do have some things in common with buyers of light-duty trucks and, indeed, luxury car buyers.
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Tesla has taken interior spareness to a whole new, shocking level However, if we turn our attention to the interior, the Bolt easily wins out.
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"Yes, realpolitik often wins out over values, and it often seems steeped in hypocrisy," said Michael Wahid Hanna of The Century Foundation in New York.
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And even if Washington wins out, the Pac-12 probably won't have a representative with enough juice to force its way into the playoff conversation.
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Of course, that's not exactly how that works, but Dee Dee coos that Gypsy is a good girl and the guilt trip wins out: Gypsy signs.
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I have a slight crush on one of the guys who works at another organization who I'll be seeing today, so cute wins out over warmth.
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If City Councilwoman Mary Norwood, who is white, wins out in the runoff, she could face City Councilwoman Keisha Lance Bottoms, an African-American candidate. 11.
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Chutzpah wins out for this conquering heroine, but we also feel the lingering sting of her doubt in a world where dominating women were always suspect.
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If Sanders is the nominee, and certainly if he is the president, it'll be interesting to see — after all the lonely years — which wing wins out.
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"It'll be interesting to see ultimately who wins out, whether it's the bond markets' concern or the equity markets being positive in light of economic growth."
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He creates morally unambiguous action stories in which light is easily delineated from darkness, and where when good and evil meet in combat, good wins out.
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The Wisconsin native's wonkiness wins out over his schmoozer credentials, making a high-profile job on Wall Street or as a K Street lobbyist an unlikely fit.
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Facebook claims that it doesn't elevate this counter-speech in News Feed; it is instead offering a neutral playing field and hoping that positive speech wins out.
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You only need to listen to the buzzing of the disgruntled Beyhive (myself included) for an example of how whiteness typically wins out on music's biggest night.
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The RX630000 will still beat the A13 on convenience, but if you're looking for a lot of flexibility at this price point, Sony's newest camera wins out.
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But in terms of relevance to the average citizen, the blockchain wins out, as it's useful across all sorts of industries beyond finance, from healthcare to entertainment.
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Then again, not many fighters have 300 wins out of 312 pro-bouts on their record, and got nothing to prove like this 65-year-old warhorse.
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If either of the first two wins out, it will play tough competition in a major-conference championship game, where a win may assure a playoff slot.
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If great art stimulates the heart and the head, the superfan has the ratio out of whack: Passion wins out over reason, and appreciation tips into obsession.
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For now, Mr. Trump is hoping his economic message wins out over impeachment, an issue campaign advisers predicted would be firmly in the rearview mirror by November.
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The Small Transparent Speaker also wins out when it comes to connectivity, offering integrated Airplay, Google Cast, and Spotify Connect options over Wi-Fi, in addition to Bluetooth.
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It's almost that time when winter takes over, and cuddling up in the comfort of your own bed wins out over brunches, parties and pretty much everything else.
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First of all, idea meritocratic thinking, so the best idea wins out, in which the goals are to seek meaningful work and meaningful relationships, they're both equally important.
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I'm surprised Pagano wasn't fired, but more due to the circumstances—getting eight wins out of this roster without Luck, which Pagano somehow did, isn't a bad result.
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"In Frozen, the unconditional love between two sisters wins out over any kind of romantic love," Menzel tells PEOPLE about one of her favorite things about the films.
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"Many investors accept that the portfolio is populated with very undervalued companies....Over the long course of financial market history, valuation wins out," Woodford said in the video.
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On City Island, a 29-mile-long seaport community floating just off Pelham Bay Park, boats abound, lobster rolls make most menus, and small-town charm wins out.
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But if you need a keyboard and mouse, or if price is a factor (and more often than not, it is in education) then the Chromebook wins out.
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But much like other Sideshow Collectible products, the life-size Baby Yoda here wins out from other toys with its sheer accuracy to the original, on-screen character.
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If the Hannity wing wins out among Republican voters, then expect to see a wave of primary challenges and an overall shift in Republican policies towards Trump's white populism.
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West Virginia, which is 113-2 and hosts Texas next week, could still finish in a tie for first if it wins out and Oklahoma defeats the Horned Frogs.
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"To get 20 wins out here is very difficult and to do it before I turn 35 is pretty incredible," the 34-year-old said in a greenside interview.
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But this source insists that it is not necessarily the last argument that the President hears that wins out, it's the one he thinks is most cogent and compelling.
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If the Baidu "open source" model wins out, expect to see many low-cost automobiles from different manufacturers and Baidu monetizing their open-source software by selling other services.
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Spain, the 263 champions, made it three wins out of three with a labored 261-221 win over Iran as did Poland after they beat Ivory Coast 239-213.
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After spending 10 years at Johnson & Johnson I can tell you that product development and other innovations really can borrow from some of the key wins out here. Absolutely.
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With time, I believe that truth always wins out in the public markets, as has been the case for Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Salesforce, and other companies with visionary leaders.
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Without mentioning Sanders by name, Pelosi made clear that her members would not be running on whatever Democratic presidential platform wins out if it could cost them the House.
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Left with no other way to claim that the middle class wins out in these bills, proponents are claiming that the benefits to corporate tax cuts will trickle down.
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The Badgers gofor their fifth straight on Thursday when Ohio State comes to Madison with anew-look starting lineup that has produced two wins out of the past three games.
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"I wish my friends on the Hill, both Republicans and Democrats, would start focusing on the problem rather than try to get political wins out of the deal," he continues.
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But Sanders's statement adds fuel to the notion that the race to be the next party leader will be a statement about whether the grassroots or the establishment wins out.
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" "Many bankers view Warren — a former Republican who's made her policies clear for years — as the safer presidential choice if the progressive wing wins out in the Democrats' internal war.
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LEICESTER CITY 1, F.C. COPENHAGEN 0 Riyad Mahrez made it three wins out of three for Leicester City in its Champions League debut, clinching a home victory over F.C. Copenhagen.
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The group Truth Wins Out, which fights anti-gay religious groups and started the petition, said it reached out to Google back in December, as well as other tech companies.
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I didn't see it then, but I understand now that many social movements start on the fringe frontier, where earnestness ultimately wins out over the skepticism of people like me.
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Apart from the long weekends, the late sunsets, and the blackout period of blissfully forgetting what a jacket is, summer wins out as my favorite season for its approach to fashion.
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This case is just more proof that so long as there's money in it, selfish personal convenience always wins out over the common good, with politicians rushing to betray their constituents.
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The superior performance of the two progressives reinforces one indisputable fact: Playing to win and being bold always eclipses and wins out over playing not to lose and being overly cautious.
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Many viewers expected the show to be akin to a meritocracy, where true talent eventually wins out over all the other bullshit and drama you see on most other reality shows.
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There are more Mexicans in the newsroom than journalists of other Spanish-speaking nationalities, so I suppose sometimes our voice wins out, but we try to be as pluralistic as possible.
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It's also a really good film, one that's pulled in 108 wins out of its 298 nominations during the awards season, including the Golden Globe for Best Picture — Musical or Comedy.
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The agency's dual mandates to keep drug costs low and make sure they don't harm people are in direct conflict, and too often the desire for low price tags wins out.
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When major Western tech companies are faced with the choice of sticking to core values or losing access to the extremely valuable and growing Chinese marketplace, the latter option often wins out.
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It might not have been crowned Best Picture, but six wins out of 10 for Mad Max means a lot of new viewers are going to sit down and check it out.
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If the first option wins out and Trump loses his bid, the leaked tape of his 2005 chat with former "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush could be regarded as the fatal blow.
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KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany (Reuters) - Germany crushed Azerbaijan 225-1 on Sunday with talented Leon Goretzka scoring twice, to complete a record-equalling World Cup qualifying campaign with ten wins out of ten matches.
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Dimitri has duplicitous origins, but his moral compass wins out in the end when he falls for Anastasia and can no longer stomach the guilt of lying to her and everyone else.
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With 133 wins out of 213, and fighting anywhere between 213 and 13llbs at short notice, right now Pernkun's the big fish, top dog and A-Number 1 talk of the town.
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" Here's the upshot, from CGCN's analysis: "The [midterm elections] outcome will most likely hang on which tectonic force – Trump's polarizing persona on one side, the thriving economy on the other – wins out.
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Moreover, he will have the opportunity to ensure that through the rebid, the program's successful legacy of fair and open competition remains and that the highest-quality, lowest-cost bidder wins out.
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Where the Hoka One One Sky Arkali wins out is that it isn't just light enough to haul up a climb, it's also supportive enough to be your all-around trail shoe.
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Comcast would likely become a significant streaming player long-term if "against the odds" it wins out over Disney in its fight for Fox assets, Ives wrote, which ultimately could include Sky.
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In a Monday interview, Tea Party activist Debbie Dooley called McMaster a "rattlesnake" and warned that Trump is risking a "rebellion" among his core supporters if McMaster's wing wins out over Bannon.
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When it comes to the dimensions of a city's attractiveness, like quality of life, economic climate, and demographics, Boulder, Colorado, wins out among the competition, according to the American Institute for Economic Research.
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If the Tesla vertical integration model wins out, expect to continue seeing flashy marketing and sleekly styled vehicles, because high-priced, high-margin "hardware"/vehicle sales will be the main driver of business.
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Biden's 10 wins out of 15 contests Tuesday came on a wave of momentum powered by his victory in South Carolina and a trio of endorsements from former primary rivals, but little else.
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"Whether or not it's N.A.C.E. that ultimately wins out, or we all go in different directions, or something else completely unexpected for all of us happens, it will happen sooner rather than later."
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These days, we have to weigh how much we want to take a trip against how much we're dreading a visit to the crowded airport and see which one wins out before planning travel.
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" Though getting your foot in the door is hard, Welch warns that you should always stay clear of over-selling yourself on your resume because "as with everything in life, the truth wins out.
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In information security, as in many other industries where the accused is a prominent figure, accusations can turn into a competition of social capital, and the accused almost always wins out over their accusers.
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Germany have not yet booked their ticket for the World Cup but are top of their qualifying Group C with four wins out of four matches, five points ahead of second-placed Northern Ireland.
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The cameras will be able to shoot 2500 frames per second at 2849p, and 2999 frames per second at 720p, so the RX100 still really wins out when it comes to super slow motion.
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Note from Week 3 of the 2016 Apertura • Following a narrow 1-0 victory at home against Necaxa, Pachuca is now the only team in the Liga MX with three wins out of three matches.
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Wringing 62 wins out of $275m also requires that some production should come at next to no cost, such as the 22025 PS earned by Brayden Point, the Lightning's 22024-year-old second-line centre.
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Given that Trump's gut usually wins out over his concern for America's friends or complicated calculations of geopolitical ramifications down the road, it's no surprise most people think he will pull out of the deal.
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"We are delighted that Google finally backed down and deleted a dangerous app that targeted LGBTQ youth with toxic messages of guilt and shame," said Truth Wins Out executive director Wayne Besen in a statement.
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Expectations for 2017 are generally positive for the stock market, anticipating that the "pragmatic" economic version of Trump wins out over the "anti-growth" version of Trump who often appears in late night Twitter rants.
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If Espy wins out over the Democratic field, though, he'll face an uphill struggle to unseat Hyde-Smith in November: The Cook Political Report rates Hyde-Smith's Mississippi Senate seat as "Likely Republican" in 2020.
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While the Brazilian national team notched two wins out of three in the warm-up for Rio 2016, the results on the court masked a meltdown that is destabilizing the sport and threatening its future.
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"You've got two big forces in opposing direction in play - you've got massive monetary and fiscal stimulus trying to offset a massive fall in activity - which one wins out is hard to tell," said Thompson.
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From its twinkle-toed premiere at the Venice Film Festival last summer, "La La Land," the tale of starry-eyed strivers reaching for show-business glory, has charmed best picture wins out of prize givers.
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"On great decisions in the past, there have been two sides and the good side always wins out in the end, and that's what I am hopeful for when I get to Tallahassee," he said.
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The result is that Made in America occasionally plays like a cable antihero drama, with Simpson seeming as if he's torn between his basest impulses and his better angels, until the former ultimately wins out.
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A standard panoramic sunroof and available high-fidelity audio system help cement it as a smart pick, but ultimately the RDX wins out because of its ground-up approach to making a delightful compact luxury crossover.
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From the design and feel of the app, to building up playlists and queueing up tracks, Apple Music wins out (even if you don't pay the $10 a month and stick to your purchased MP3 collection).
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It's her body, and we now know that there are likely lots of different techniques and systems in place for the female to be able to have a little more say in which suitor wins out.
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And while Chernobyl won Limited Series, it did so seemingly in a walk; When They See Us ultimately managed just two wins out of 16 nominations, only one of which was broadcast during the primetime awards.
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Sanders, who is surfing a wave of momentum from six wins out of the last seven state contests, believes he can upset the odds and hand what would be a devastating defeat to Clinton on home soil.
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If Clemson wins out its resume would be highlighted by true road wins over NC State and Virginia Tech, a victory over Auburn and, in all likelihood, an ACC Championship win over either Miami or Virginia Tech.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThis is a head-to-head that comes with numerous caveats—like how many of your friends are also on iPhones—but in terms of the core messaging experience, it's the Apple app that wins out.
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While there are tons of other 3D printers with larger print beds and more advanced features (like the full-size da Vinci models), the da Vinci Mini wins out on its relatively small price point and size.
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This realization, too, came at the same time: The last line of defense by which human beings can remain human is the complete and true perception of another's suffering, which wins out over all of these biases.
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If the Bears manage to take down Jalen Hurts and the Oklahoma Sooners in the Big 12 championship Saturday and LSU wins out, they'll have a fairly compelling case to snag the final spot in the playoff.
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"While he delivered on the golf course with three wins out of three, I also saw his influence off the course, especially among the younger players who were experiencing team match play for the first time," Clarke said.
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To observe the Justice Department proceed in the Michael Cohen matter in the orderly fashion that it should, despite the high politics and amplified rhetoric swirling around it, gives one courage that justice wins out in the end.
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But there are other aspects where one completely wins out over the other: My NYC apartment has a living room and more wardrobe space, but the tiny house has better windows with natural lighting and more bathroom storage.
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Four- and five-game leads aren't insurmountable, especially when there are still three more months of baseball to play (more on that below) but you'd be surprised how often a team with a five-game lead wins out.
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When Russia is besieged by enemies, including a government in Ukraine that the state news media has described as a "fascist junta," the image of Stalin the defender against Nazis wins out over that of Stalin the paranoid tyrant.
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Spinning wins out of losses This presidency is so unusual that it's likely that if Trump does step back from his threat about the border he won't see it as an embarrassing erasure of a line in the sand.
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Whatever it is, now we are free to tear apart every last institution until every last vestige of that kind of pain is gone, hurtling toward some new future where you can only hope the kindness in our hearts wins out. ●
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Where: Nizhny Novgorod Stadium Capacity: 43,319 When: Sunday July 1, 2100 local (1800 GMT/23 ET) Referee: To be announced Key stats: - Croatia topped Group D with three wins out of three, including a 3-0 humbling of Lionel Messi's Argentina.
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Things start off well when he brings the Kingsguard with him to confront The High Sparrow, but soon enough his need for a kindly, wise father figure wins out, and they just end up sitting and having a classic bench chat.
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"As for reconciling the two plans, we think the House version generally wins out on the personal side and the Senate version predominates on the business side with one exception – no one-year delay on the corporate tax cut," Fenby said.
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Free-flowing Croatia romped through the group stage with three wins out of three, setting up the last-16 clash with the Danes at the same Nizhny Novgorod Stadium where nine days ago they stunned Lionel Messi's Argentina 3-0.
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Brazil, one of the tournament's surprise packages, ended the preliminary group stage on a high with an 84-73 win over Montenegro and France also made it three wins out of three with a 90-56 defeat of the Dominican Republic.
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As the recent struggles of Texas, Florida, Nebraska and other blue bloods indicate, we may be departing an era in which pedigree and local recruiting matter most, and entering one in which superior management wins out, as with professional franchises.
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But Herman's obsession wins out, which drives the disgraced Liza to suicide and Herman to the gambling table, where, having wrested the secret from the Countess, or so he deludes himself, he wins big, then loses everything, and shoots himself.
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You'll still have to wait a long time before you can actually use that emoji on your device, assuming your proposal wins out, but the process is well worth the chance to make your own little addition to internet culture.
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What's more, When They See Us was considered Netflix's prime contender to win lots of Emmys, but it could only manage two wins out of its 16 nominations — for Jerome and for its casting (awarded earlier, at the Creative Arts Emmys).
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From the couture gowns (good and bad), to the many whispers of who will show up (and with who), to the "Did they really just ask that?" interview moments, the pre-show almost wins out as the main event in our hearts.
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With eight wins out of nine, New Zealand now need to beat Oracle Team USA to claim a bonus point which will give them an immediate advantage in the America's Cup final if they become the official challenger for international sport's oldest trophy.
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Shopping at Whole Foods may make you feel good about your choices (and less so about your bank account), but according to a customer satisfaction survey of major grocery chains, there's one major supermarket that wins out over the organic behemoth: Kroger.
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On the Senate side, the Appropriations Committee became the scene of many historic victories, with seven wins out of seven on a range of marijuana issues from allowing banks to provide services to marijuana businesses to allowing veterans access to medical marijuana.
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Baffert's floppy white mane and ever-present sunglasses, images ingrained in the Kentucky Derby scene, may be absent from Churchill Downs for only the second time in 10 years, his record in the Derby frozen at four wins out of 26 starters.
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The Brooklyn Nets and the Indiana Pacers both brought in new coaches in the offseason in an effort to coax more points and more wins out of the rosters, and scoring did not seem to be a problem for either team in their respective openers.
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And while Tesla's short-sellers might now feel emboldened, Cramer figured the bulls would "craft some fairytale narrative" that, if Musk wins out, he will stay at the helm and do an even better job making industry-disrupting cars after fighting off the SEC.
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The latter action is the source of some fear from app developers — Uber calls it "FOLO," or the fear of linking out — but often the desire to create a soup-to-nuts app experience wins out over concerns of sending customers away to another app.
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Kerber won two grand slams in 2016 and has carried her best form into the elite eight-woman event in Singapore, beating Madison Keys 6-3 6-3 on Thursday to advance to the semi-finals with three round robin wins out of three.
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Following on from his last minute winner against Iceland to seal top spot in Group D and three wins out of three in the group stage for Croatia, Perisic then popped up with a vital equalizer against England to turn the match on its head.
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It's just there; it's all around us, so I guess we take it for granted ... I believe all those sappy, romantic things: Children are good, good wins out over evil, it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
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On the flip side, LendingTree finds that the best place to live to pay down debt is Cincinnati, Ohio, which wins out in part because it has a low cost of living and the average resident spends just 15.9 percent of his or her income on housing.
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With 210,367 wins out of 10,561 mounts, he was elected to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., in 1977, joining his fellow Panamanians Laffit Pincay Jr. and Braulio Baeza as early members of a wave of Latin American jockeys.
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" Wayne Besen, the founding executive director of Truth Wins Out, a gay-rights advocacy group, wrote on its website after Dr. Nicolosi's death, "He was impervious to facts and must have known, on some level, his crackpot theories to convert L.G.B.T. people into heterosexuals didn't work.
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"It'll give us huge belief," Kane said of the victory in a knockout round at the World Cup after two wins out of three in the group stage, and of coming through the shootout 4-3 after Colombia failed twice from the spot and England only once.
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Recognizing that short-term, intuitive decision-making often wins out over longer-term, system-two type thinking, it follows that appealing to one's more reactive cognitive decision-making process could be the best way to get them to care about something — as with the viral video of the turtle.
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It's not a particularly detailed forecast — just a single icon of whether to expect rain, clouds, or sun at 8AM, 12PM, 4PM, and 8PM for that day — but the Weather Poster wins out by looking like the sort of thing you might actually want to hang in your home.
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In practice, it turns out that in terms of overall reliability, Verizon still wins in each individual region in the US. Speed is a little more split, with T-Mobile offering faster service in the Northeast and Southeast, while Verizon wins out in the Midwest and Northwest (the two tied for the Southwest).
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Best for business travelers who want status: AAdvantage Aviator Business cardBarclays&apos American Airlines business card wins out in this category for a few reasons, not the least of which is its 2000,299-mile sign-up bonus, which you can earn by making $303,230 in purchases in the first 2000 days and adding an employee card and making a purchase on it in the same time frame.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: In "In Trump's Saudi Bargain, the Bottom Line Proudly Wins Out," Peter Baker writes a news analysis about how the United States government has so far responded to this foreign policy issue — as well as how it might respond in the near future: When President Trump made Saudi Arabia his first foreign destination after taking office last year, he struck what amounted to a fundamental bargain with the royal family: He would not lecture them about human rights, and they would buy plenty of American weapons and military hardware.
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