Two years later, Democrats had won back the Senate; I think they had won back the House.
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He ultimately won back his old Senate seat from Tennessee.
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At least Smith knew, sort of, who won back then.
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In the 21970 election, they finally won back the Senate.
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Democrats won back a majority in the House in Nov.
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Republicans won back the House during the midterm elections of 2010.
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Some students won back their admission on appeal before Wednesday's announcement.
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Dickey won back-to-back starts for the first time this season.
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Republicans won back control of the House of Representatives the following year.
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He was reelected in 2010 when Republicans easily won back the House.
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We won back 41 seats, Republican seats in purple and red areas.
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Her Australian Open win means she's now won back-to-back grand slams.
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Bush won back to back...Stewart and Colbert Voltron-ed their powers together.
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The Commodores haven't won back-to-back games since the 2013 season. 3.
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This was this first time Nashville won back-to-back games since Oct.
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Shea-Porter won back her seat in 28500 by just 6900 percentage points.
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The money was later returned, but Lotte won back its license in December.
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The Bulls won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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Minnesota has won back-to-back games after starting the season 22-24.22.
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Godley has won back-to-back starts after losing his previous three turns.
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Democrats won back the House of Representatives on the issue of health care.
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The other, Ricardo Goulart, had just won back-to back league championships with Cruzeiro.
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It was won back by Italy in 1918, then chosen as Fascism's iconic city.
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Grisham won back the governor's mansion for Democrats, after eight years of Republican Gov.
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"The confidence of the population has to be won back," she said in March.
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The Canadiens have won back-to-back games following an 2247-23-20 slide.
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The Blues have won back-to-back games for the first time since Jan.
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It is not the case that no team has won back-to-back titles.
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It's official: Democrats have won back the House after eight years in the minority.
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Democrats have just won back the House for the first time in almost a decade.
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In Scalia's and Breyer's cases, the minority party won back the majority in the elections.
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After it became clear that Democrats won back control of the House on Tuesday, Sen.
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Pelosi had success using a similar strategy when Democrats won back the House in 2006.
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She again took the role when Democrats won back the House of Representatives in 2018.
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But there's a reason Durant has won back-to-back M.V.P. trophies in the finals.
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It was the first time Miami had won back-to-back home games since Jan.
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They won't stop until they've won back their rights and achieved justice for their dead.
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But the drastic action came in 2011, after Republicans decisively won back their House majority.
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It's the first time Orlando has won back-to-back road games since April 2014.
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It is not the case that no team has ever won back-to-back titles.
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Or perhaps, you play soccer after work and your team has won back-to-back championships.
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And if so, how can their votes be won back without diminishing the plight of minorities?
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Among those forced out was Turnbull's deputy, Barnaby Joyce, who has since won back his seat.
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After Democrats won back the House in the midterm elections, Moulton said he wouldn't support Rep.
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In London, Uber recently won back its license to operate after agreeing to stricter government oversight.
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She'd won back-to-back national cross-country championships, setting a course record that still stands.
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Last month, Uber won back its license to operate in London after agreeing to stricter regulations.
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Missouri has won back-to-back contests for the first for the first time since Nov.
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It marks the first time Cornet has won back-to-back matches since March at Miami.
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This time that can never be won back trails decades of discrimination, and histories of racial profiling.
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He won back the prize in 21960, and Inauguration Day was likely his best moment in office.
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When Republicans won back the house it was at the expense of a lot of moderate Democrats.
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Democrats have been at loggerheads with the president since they won back the speaker's gavel in 2018.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren clearly believes many of these voters can be won back to the Democratic Party.
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Applying her boundless energy, her unrivaled political acumen and her intense focus, she won back the House.
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She won back-to-back Emmys for her role in "Kate & Allie," which aired for six seasons.
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They also note that Democrats won back the House last year because they ran on defending ObamaCare.
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Obama won the presidency in 2008, but Republicans won back the House majority in the 2010 midterms.
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With the Sea Dogs, Gallant won back-to-back league championships in 2010-11 and 2011-12.
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They won back-to-back contests for the first time since a three-game run from Nov.
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On Baseball No team has won back-to-back World Series since the start of this century.
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Johnson ultimately won back his old Senate seat from Tennessee, and a place in the history books.
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By introducing regulations that mandated companies to make devices repairable, some of them could be won back.
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He won back-to-back world titles, three consecutive European titles and two Grand Prix Final silver medals.
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Last year, the country won back investment-grade credit ratings from two of the three largest rating agencies.
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Guardiola won back-to-back league titles with Bayern and will almost certainly win a third this season.
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Which, by the way, was directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, long before he won back-to-back Oscars.
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Republicans in Illinois are unlikely to be won back by the governor's equivocal support for President Donald Trump.
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The duo won back to back rounds as the final survivor in a frenzied matchup against other pros.
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That margin only slightly trails the Democratic advantage in 2006, when the party won back control of Congress.
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Pernfors had won back-to-back N.C.A.A. singles titles at the University of Georgia in 19813 and '85.
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Democrats won back seven governorships, six state legislative chambers, and more than 229 state legislative seats in November.
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He rushed for 2544,2565 yards with 2382 touchdowns in 1998 and won back-to-back Super Bowl titles.
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In 1992 and 1993, the nearby Stearns Park team won back-to-back Little League World Series titles.
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Democrats won back the governorship of the state in 2018, assuaging some concerns that Wisconsin was drifting away.
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An order from Soeder for all regional government buildings to display a cross hasn't won back conservatives either.
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It's one reason so few men have won back-to-back titles at the New York City Marathon.
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Dr. Sarah Weddington gave us her take on the future of the ruling she won back in 1973.
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He's won back-to-back Junior Gold titles, placing him in the upper echelon of American junior bowlers.
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At Bayern, he won back-to-back league titles and leaves with the side on course for a third.
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Alexander Radulov also scored for the Stars, who won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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This marks the first time a country has won back-to-back Olympic championships in women's water polo history.
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Only three players have won back-to-back titles at the Masters: Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods.
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Hill has won back-to-back outings, allowing one run in each, to follow a four-start losing streak.
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He was part of the Czech team that won back-to-back Davis Cup titles in 2012 and 2013.
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Democrats have had various disagreements over how to tackle global warming since Democrats won back the House in November.
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Price struck out a season high nine and won back-to-back starts for the first time this season.
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Pelosi has proved to be an effective Democratic counterweight to Trump since Democrats won back the House in November.
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New Orleans, which had not won back-to-back games all season, overcame a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit.
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They have won back-to-back games for the first time since they won three straight May 33-17.
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The good news is that former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has won back control over his Democratic Party (PD).
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Sanders will be further deflated a bit by losses in state he won back in 2016 -- Oklahoma and Minnesota.
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He was a member of the OG team that won back-to-back TI championships in 2018 and 2019.
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Zabel won back-to-back titles again in 20033 and 2001, equalling Italian Gino Bartali's feat of four wins.
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It would be triumph for the Liberal Democrats if they won back even 50 seats at the coming election.
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Assad won back Aleppo in December, forcing many rebels and their families to leave to Idlib in the process.
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Owners of the league's worst record, the Nets had not won back-to-back games all season before this week.
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"I do not believe they had any effect in my race," said the legislator, who later won back her seat.
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The Capitals, who beat the Edmonton Oilers on Monday, won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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Sacramento (27-41) won back-to-back games for the first time since winning four straight from Feb. 8-14.
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Beckham won back-to-back championships in 2011 and 2012 during his six years and 98 appearances with the Galaxy.
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It was in 1999 after the Broncos had just won back-to-back Super Bowls and a legendary player retired.
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But the PB&J ban didn't sit so well, and after a prolonged protest, the Warriors won back their sandwiches.
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RHP Ervin Santana has won back-to-back starts, this after getting two total wins in his previous 13 starts.
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Democrats won back control of the House, setting the stage for a series of congressional investigations into the Trump administration.
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It will be their first meeting with investors abroad since the AK Party won back its parliamentary majority in November.
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When Republicans won back control of the legislature in the 2010 elections, the governor's office was so powerless that Gov.
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After Mr. Onodera won back his seat, Mr. Abe appointed him defense minister both in 2012 and again in 2017.
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Democrats believe they won back the House majority in 2018 with a laser focus on health care and the economy.
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When Democrats won back the House in 2018, Nadler gained the power to direct the Archives to reopen its search.
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The California representative was elected as House Speaker after the Democrats won back the House in the 2018 midterm elections.
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In the midterms that followed the next year, the party gained seats in the House and won back the Senate.
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He was the N.B.A. finals' most valuable player in 2017 and 2018, as the Warriors won back-to-back championships.
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He then won back the office two years later, setting up his successful White House run a decade down the line.
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The Royals won back-to-back games after snapping a 20-game losing streak with an 8-1 win on Friday.
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Boston has now won back-to-back games after a 104-98 loss Wednesday night snapped a 16-game winning streak.
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Uber won back a probationary license last June that requires an independently verified audit of its own operations every six months.
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During the last election, Pedro Sanchez, The Secretary General of the PSOE, (Spain's socialist party) was ousted, the won back control.
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That saying is starting to spread in farm towns like Saladillo, after the populist-leaning Peronists won back power on Sunday.
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In the midterm elections, Democratic candidates for Congress won back 21625 of the 2900 pivot counties in the four Midwestern states.
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He won back the office four years later, and is counted also as the 850323th president, serving again from 850313–850303.
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That saying is starting to spread in farm towns like Saladillo, after the populist-leaning Peronists won back power on Sunday.
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Boston had won back-to-back games and six of seven (257-211-2) since its 18-game points streak ended.
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Anaheim, which last won back-to-back contests with 2-1 triumphs at home over Tampa Bay and Colorado on Jan.
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He signed a massive new contract with the Lakers; the team won back-to-back NBA titles in 2009 and 2010.
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In 2006, the midterm election where Democrats won back control of Congress, the party's generic ballot edge was only 10 points.
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Republicans hold both chambers by large margins, though Democrats won back a seat in a heavily Republican district earlier this year.
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Pelosi reclaimed her gavel as Speaker after Democrats won back the majority in the lower chamber during the 2628 midterm elections.
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In 2006, the midterm election where Democrats won back control of Congress, the party's generic ballot edge was only 63 points.
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Sandoval remembered Bryant telling him they were "brothers for life" after the Lakers won back-to-back championships in 2009 and 2010.
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Miami has won back-to-back games and played superb defense Sunday while recording a 97-75 victory over the Washington Wizards.
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Then, with his political and legal troubles mounting after Democrats won back the House, Trump decided to force the issue in December.
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Morocco also posted dairy sales growth of around 10% as its Centrale Danone unit won back market share following the consumer boycott.
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"I played really well," said U.S. Open champion Johnson, who won back-to-back titles at Pebble Beach in 2009 and 2010.
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Prior to the November midterms, House Democrats vowed to get their hands on Trump's tax documents if they won back the House.
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Correction: An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that Mr Murray had won back-to-back grand-slam titles in 2013.
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That fall, Democrats won back control of the House and the Senate in their largest seat gain in the House since 1974.
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And unlike many of the other areas won back by Assad, the northwest has not been weakened by years of government siege.
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In returning to the world of "The Caine Mutiny," Mr. Wouk won back many of the critics who had written him off.
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He won back-to-back M.V.P. awards and hit 398 home runs, but he was never elected to the Hall of Fame.
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Charles Leclerc won back-to-back grands prix in Belgium and Italy; his teammate, Sebastian Vettel, won the next race in Singapore.
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Even if Trump had been open to reforming the old-age entitlement programs, that possibility died when Democrats won back the House.
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Stefania Fernandez's 2009 Miss Universe win was a milestone since it was the first time a country won back-to-back crowns.
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Illinois won back-to-back regular-season games against Big Ten opponents for the first time since defeating Northwestern and Nebraska on Feb.
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Goaltender Cam Ward made 211 saves as the Hurricanes (225-212-210) won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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If he wins again this year, he will join the ranks of Spencer Tracy and Tom Hanks, who also won back-to-back.
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Patrick Marleau scored twice for the Maple Leafs, who won back-to-back games after falling behind by 3-1 in the series.
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ABOUT THE VIKINGS (4-2): Minnesota has won back-to-back divisional games and has held three straight opponents under 275 total yards.
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FRANCE, U.S. WANT "MAXIMUM PRESSURE" FROM RUSSIA Assad has steadily won back territory from rebels with critical military backing from Russia and Iran.
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He was a key piece of the Cincinnati Reds' "Big Red Machine" that won back-to-back World Series in 1975 and 1976.
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Bryant said he used some leadership advice from Williams and the next two seasons, the Los Angeles Lakers won back-to-back championships.
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Pelosi was the nation's first female Speaker and is seeking the post again after Democrats won back the House in last week's midterms.
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Pittsburgh will try to become the first repeat titlist since the Detroit Red Wings won back-to-back Cups in 211 and '244.
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Democrats credit their messaging on immigration as a reason for their success in November's midterm elections, when the party won back the House.
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With the win, the Maple Leafs have won back-to-back games and picked up points in four of their last five games.
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In London Uber recently won back its license to operate after a legal battle where it ended up agreeing to stronger government oversight.
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Paul Byron recorded a goal with an assist for Montreal, which has won back-to-back games following an 0-4-1 slide.
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"I laugh so hard," said Terry Francona, the Indians' manager, who won two titles in Boston but never won back-to-back pennants.
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San Antonio has not won three straight games since starting the season 3-0 and has won back-to-back games only twice.
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The Mets, who are one game out of the second wild card, haven't won back-to-back games since July 6-7. 3.
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Kevin Huerter led a balanced attack with 18 points for Maryland, which won back-to-back games for the first time since Dec.
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Florida doctors have won back the right to talk to patients about guns Florida doctors have won back the right to talk to patients about guns A federal appeals court in Florida overturned a state law Thursday that prevented doctors from talking to patients about guns and gun safety, ruling that the law violates doctors' constitutional rights to free speech.
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Austria's Matthias Mayer, the defending champion, is in good form but no one has ever won back-to-back golds in the men's event.
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Americans Gail Devers (1992/96) and Wyomia Tyus (1964/68) are the only other women to have won back-to-back Olympic 100m titles.
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The runner, who won back-to-back Boston and Chicago titles in 2013 and 2014 plus the Boston event in 2006, has denied doping.
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On a happier note, she won back primary custody of 6-year-old twin girls after a long battle with ex-husband Corey Simms.
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Since then, he's won back-to-back Ivy League crowns, and has moved on campus into a new home 200-feet from his office.
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Furthermore any time won back from wall clinches is quickly re-assigned to the hundreds of resets needed on any event using a ring.
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They absolutely mobbed downtown for the city's first major sports victory since the Houston Rockets won back-to-back NBA championships in the 20173s.
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In addition, Democrats flipped at least seven governorships, won back control of seven state legislative chambers and flipped more than 22019 state legislative seats.
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Despite those tactics, Democrats won back control of the House of Representatives, running up a nationwide margin of almost 9 percentage points over Republicans.
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For Kentuckians the shock wasn't that Linda had won back the seat she had previously held, a seat her husband had held before her.
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It ended a 12-game road losing streak for Colorado, which won back-to-back games away from home only once in 2016-17.
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He won back-to-back Olympic gold medals in the 1,500 and missed a third one in the event by just over one second.
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During his time as the Cowboys' head coach, the team won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1993 and 1994 against the Buffalo Bills.
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Kevin Durant has won back-to-back NBA championships, two Finals MVP awards and a regular-season MVP, and has nine All-Star appearances.
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Kupchak, along with Coach Phil Jackson, was largely responsible for assembling the Lakers teams that won back-to-back championships in 2009 and 2010.
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The Magic, who beat the Chicago Bulls by 21 points on Saturday, won back-to-back games for the first time since early February.
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Evander Kane leads the way offensively with six goals for Buffalo, which has won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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Iraqi forces have won back some territory, such as the western city of Ramadi, but often after long battles that have left the areas destroyed.
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She won back her seat in 2012 and 2014, but then decided to forgo reelection to challenge John McCain unsuccessfully in the 2016 Senate race.
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And so strong is their support in Catalonia that several of those leaders nevertheless won back seats in Spain's national parliament - from their jail cells.
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Brook Lopez scored 18 points and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope added 16 for the Lakers, who have won back-to-back games after losing nine straight.
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They haven't won back-to-back home games in two months and lost to a good team after playing and winning in Philadelphia on Monday.
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TWO YEARS after a bitter defeat in America's presidential election, the Democrats have won back control of the lower legislative chamber, the House of Representatives.
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The timing of Whitaker's appointment — less than a day after Democrats won back majority control of the House — was also noteworthy to some legal experts.
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After some modest reshuffling, Democrats won back the House from a scandal-plagued GOP in 2006—without ever fully atoning for past Iraq-related sins.
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The Rams had won back-to-back games after a 77-74 upset loss at St. Bonaventure snapped their nation-leading 16-game win streak.
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Gray (2-1) allowed three hits, walked one and won back-to-back games for the first time since April 22 and 20 last season.
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Democrats won back the House last year in large part on contrasting their health care plans with Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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As more territory is won back, the group is reverting to its roots as a guerrilla insurgency, turning Baghdad again into an urban killing field.
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Mr. Heikensten told the public service broadcaster Sveriges Radio that the prize would "be awarded when the Swedish Academy has won back the public's trust."
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Modi has won back-to-back national elections with strong majorities, and the Communist Party of India faction that Kumar leads has little clout nationally.
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The scoring boom ushered in a change in convention among defensemen when the Pittsburgh Penguins won back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2016 and 2017.
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The Giants look to avoid a three-game sweep Sunday against the host San Diego Padres, who have won back-to-back one-run games.
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When the company did not grant her holiday pay, she took CitySprint to a labor tribunal and won back pay of 200 pounds, or $270.
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Friday's victory marked only the second time in franchise history Colorado has won back-to-back 2-1 games (April 28-29, 1995, at Houston). 3.
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Their numbers quickly rose with some moderate Democrats joining the ranks of liberals who have pushed for impeachment since Democrats won back the House in November.
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Democrats had won back control of the House in the midterm elections a few months earlier, and were just starting to flex their new investigative powers.
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The Flames have not won back-to-back home games in more than two months since they beat the Buffalo Sabres and New York Rangers Dec.
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There was a brief leadership change in the union in the first half of the 123s, but the dominant longtime leadership coalition quickly won back power.
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Federer prevailed in straight sets in their most recent meeting in the ATP finals last year after Thiem had won back-to-back encounters in 2016.
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Diamondbacks RH Shelby Miller (123-8, 6.85) Rea has won back-to-back starts after pitching well against the New York Yankees in his last turn.
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"Basically, she won back the women voters that Scott Brown had won in 2010," pollster Steve Koczela, the president of the MassINC Polling Group, told me.
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Twins RH Felix Jorge (23-211, 33) Gausman has won back-to-back starts, allowing just six hits in 23 24/22 innings during that stretch.
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Cordray and his Democratic defenders, however, cite the more than $12 billion CFPB won back for more than 29 million jilted Americans from bad financial deals.
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The other side—the globalists, the diversity-lovers, the cosmopolitans, the blue-coastal urbanites—thought that by electing Barack Obama, they had won back their country.
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No man has won back-to-back Olympic downhill golds and the Austrian said conditions here would suit Mayer less than they did four years ago.
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As the drama has subsided, Charles has also won back many of the three million followers he previously lost, and currently boasts over 15 million subscribers.
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But something else has changed: The Democrats handily won back the House of Representatives in last week's midterms, setting up Pelosi's return as the chamber's speaker.
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The men's team did not make the field for the 2018 World Cup in Russia, while the women have won back-to-back World Cup titles.
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Capitol Hill will now have divided party control after Democrats won back the House of Representatives from Republicans in the 2018 midterms, according to CNN's projection.
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The second-ranked Germans, who won back-to-back World Cup titles in 2003 and 2007, were the presumptive favorites on their side of the bracket.
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It is not the case that no team has ever won back-to-back titles; Germany won the 2003 Cup and the following one in 2007.
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The Mets are 17-26 away from Citi Field this season and last won back-to-back road games on April 11 and 12 in Atlanta.
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They then tripled their spending on medical and training specialists, added more traveling staff members and resources, and have since won back-to-back division titles.
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It's entirely possible that some of these voters can't be won back, not because they're "deplorable" racists but because Trump is offering them what they want.
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Khudobin has won back-to-back games for the Stars, who began a three-game road trip, and he had to really work for this one.
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Jeffries was elected as House Democratic caucus chairman after Democrats won back the House majority in the 2018 midterm elections and currently serves in that post.
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But as voters soured on his presidency and ObamaCare was signed into law, Republicans flipped a whopping 63 seats and won back the majority in 2010.
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"It was completely unexpected the way Schulz has won back over so many former SPD voters who had turned their back on the party," said Jaeger.
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Trump announced support for the bill a week after the midterm elections, where Democrats won back enough seats to take control of the House next year.
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Azarenka, who won back-to-back Australian Open titles 2012 and '13, lost 63-7 (5), 6-4, 6-2 to the No. 110-ranked Siegemund.
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Steele won back-to-back USAC Silver Crown championships in 2004 and 2005, and won the 2001 and 2003 Turkey Night Grand Prix midget car races.
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But this week the 300,000 people impacted won back the rights to their homes when a Lagos High Court decided they had been unconstitutionally and illegally evicted.
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Democrats won back a House majority in Tuesday's elections, giving the party critical power to investigate the president and his Cabinet members, according to NBC News projections.
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Last November, in a re-run of the election after efforts to form a coalition government failed, the AKP won back its majority and HDP support slipped.
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She won back the nonwhite voters she lost to Obama in 2008, giving her wins in Bridgeport and Hartford that nearly matched Mr. Gore's victory in 2000.
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The Timberwolves outscored Chicago 12-0 in the final 2:1103 as Minnesota (16-36) won back-to-back games for the first time since late December.
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The Democrats last won back control of the House of Representatives in 2006, a feat that would have been impossible without strong support from pro-life Democrats.
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Mr. Heikensten told the public service broadcaster Sveriges Radio in May that the prize would "be awarded when the Swedish Academy has won back the public's trust."
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The vast majority of whites did not support President Obama and President Obama won back-to-back majorities, and that caused the realization of their power waning.
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Muguruza, who thumped Elina Svitolina in the last round, has now won back-to-back matches against top-10 opposition for the first time in three years.
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His best win was against Sascha Zverev, then ranked No. 7, in Cincinnati two weeks ago, though Zverev appeared exhausted from having won back-to-back tournaments.
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Democrats won back two congressional districts in Minnesota in the 2018 midterms even as they lost two other districts in the state, highlighting the turbulent politics there.
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Fournier finished with 247 points, and Gordon had 22019 points and nine rebounds as the Magic won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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But when his post expired, after sixteen months, the Democrats had won back the majority in Congress, and it was clear that Bolton would not be confirmed.
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Ms. Mantel, who won back-to-back Man Booker Prizes for her historical novels "Wolf Hall" and "Bring Up the Bodies," will be the book's featured writer.
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Last week, Democrats won back the New York Senate, giving the party unified control of state government and potentially increasing the chances of legislative action related to Amazon.
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She has won back-to-back tournament titles twice in her career, winning the 222 and '28 Lotte Championship and the Cambia Portland Classic in 269 and '245.
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Singapore Airlines has won back the crown of the world's longest service by miles flown after it completed its direct service between Singapore and New York on Friday.
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The parade is the first championship for professional sports team in the city since the Houston Rockets Rockets won back-to-back NBA titles in the mid-1990s.
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She won back to back with "He's a Rebel," a song about Jesus from She Works Hard for the Money and for "Forgive Me" from Cats Without Claws.
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Baltimore has won back-to-back games after a five-game slide, and is holding off the Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox in the AL East.
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Creighton, meanwhile, lost point guard Maurice Watson Jr. to a torn ACL in mid-January — ironically against Xavier — and has won back-to-back games only once since.
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Del Potro won back-to-back titles at Basel in 2012 and 2013 but missed the tournament the last two years because of injuries to his left wrist.
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The Czech, Wimbledon champion in 2011 and 2014, won back to back tournaments in Prague and Madrid, and successfully defended her title on grass in Birmingham last month.
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Democrats fiercely defended Cordray and the CFPB, citing the more than $12 billion the bureau won back for more than 85033 million jilted Americans from bad financial deals.
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UFC won back some ground in the era of free agency be reclaiming the services of top heavyweight Alistair Overeem and surging bantamweight Aljamain Sterling earlier this month.
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Democratic attacks on Republican efforts to repeal ObamaCare and weaken pre-existing condition protections proved successful in the 2018 midterms, when Democrats won back control of the House.
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That changed in Bermuda in June when Team New Zealand, shorter on cash but longer on bright ideas, won back the Cup by routing Ellison's Oracle Team USA.
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The 182nd-ranked Egyptian skipped back to the baseline following the interlude and won back-to-back games for the first time in the contest by breaking Dimitrov.
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The moments are iconic: Pelosi, sunglasses-clad, coming out of a White House meeting after Democrats won back the House, following a rhetorical tussle in the Oval Office.
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It was Bonino's team-leading 229th goal and second in as many games as Nashville won back-to-back home contests for the first time since late October.
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It was Bonino's team-leading 12th goal and second in as many games as Nashville won back-to-back home contests for the first time since late October.
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Democrats won back the House last year with a focus on health care, one that largely emphasized GOP attacks on ObamaCare and its pre-existing condition protections. Sen.
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Boston won back-to-back American League East titles for the first time in franchise history this season despite losing the bat of the retired slugger David Ortiz.
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The Sharks, who've won back-to-back road games for the second time in a month's span, are 173-1-1 four games into a five-game road stretch.
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He and Lopez had won back-to-back matches to reach the final on Saturday night after Lopez had taken down Canadian teenager Felix Augur-Aliassime in three sets.
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Martinas Geben scored 14 of his 18 points in the second half for the Fighting Irish, who had won back-to-back games following a seven-game losing streak.
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After losing eight consecutive games, the Senators won back-to-back games in Southern California, ending their losing streak with a 2-1 overtime victory at Anaheim on Wednesday.
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Democrats won back the House during the 2018 midterms -- and claimed or retained governor's mansions in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania -- by marshaling a coalition of super-charged moderate liberals.
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Morocco also posted dairy sales growth of around 10% as its Centrale Danone unit won back market share following a consumer boycott that had affected sales in previous quarters.
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"You've won back the commander-in-chief's trophy and beat Army again and again and ... again ..." Defense Secretary Ash Carter said at Reynolds' Naval Academy graduation ceremony in 2016.
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Osaka won back-to-back majors when she famously beat Serena Williams in the US Open final last year, then Petra Kvitova in the Australian Open final in January.
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To be fair, wouldn't you be pissed if you won back the north, only for your idiot half-brother to fork it over to a new queen he's banging?
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Overall, exporters have won back no lost ground during Hollande's term, with France's share of euro zone trade with the rest of the world stagnating at 12 percent. tmsnrt.
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F Markieff Morris added 21 points for the Wizards (14-11), who won back-to-back games for the first time since winning four straight from Nov. 9-15.
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Nobody started this season of This Is Us with more promise than Kevin Pearson: He'd just won back his ex-wife and caught the biggest break of his career.
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Democrats won back the House majority in 2018, in part due to their success in the suburbs, and those trends held firm in the off-cycle elections on Tuesday.
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Many on social media were won back over by The New York Times's election needle after it correctly predicted that Democrat Doug Jones would win the Alabama Senate race.
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Since the Republicans won back the House of Representatives in 1994, it's been a much fiercer competition between the two parties than at most times since the Civil War.
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It won back populous Miranda state, which includes part of the capital Caracas, and also won in Barinas, Chavez's home state, where his younger brother retained the top job.
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Over the past two years Iraqi forces have won back some of the territory, such as the provincial capital of Ramadi, with the help of thousands of US airstirkes.
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The 31-year-old deGrom, who has won back-to-back National League Cy Young Awards, struck out two and didn't issue a walk in his 33-pitch effort.
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Democrats won back a significant share of Obama-Trump voters not because those voters disliked Mr. Trump, but in spite of the fact that many actually approved of him.
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"I had to see him," Kang said of her father, who caddied for her when she won back-to-back United States Women's Amateur championships in 2010 and 2011.
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Democrats won back the majority in the Virginia state House and state Senate earlier this month thanks to gains made in suburban seats in northern Virginia and around Richmond.
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In an international tournament of college teams, Mexico has won back-to-back championships, this year defeating a team from the United States made up of Division III players.
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It also happens to be the first state that will vote in 20203 -- and one that Barack Obama won back in 2008 to begin his march to the nomination.
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Florida won back-to-back national championships in 2006-7, and Kentucky claimed a championship in 2012, but the SEC in general has slipped in the last 10 years.
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The AKP suffered its most significant defeat since taking power in 2015, temporarily costing the party its majority in Parliament (it won back the majority in special November elections).
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Democrats won back control of the U.S. House of Representatives in November propelled in large part by women voters who sent a record number of women candidates to the chamber.
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Pelosi, 78, has led the House Democrats for 15 years and after her party won back control of the chamber in 2006, she made history as the first female speaker.
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But earlier this month, Democrats won back the majority in the House of Representatives in the midterm elections, setting them up to take control of the chamber's committees come January.
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Update: Markets won back some of these losses, with the Dow closing down 46 points, or 0.22%, and the S&P 500 ending the day down 2.4 points, or 0.10%.
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His eagerness to seem reasonable about the debt in 19973 led to huge cuts in spending once Republicans won back Congress, and only relatively mild tax increases in late 2012.
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Uber has around 60,000 drivers in Britain and earlier this year won back its right to operate in London after it was stripped of its license by the city's regulator.
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"Garcia competed so well in the whole tournament," Williams said of an opponent who won back-to-back titles in China to sneak into the event as the last qualifier.
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In this way, with terrible cost to come in terms of Ali's health, he won back the heavyweight title at the age of 32, defeating the 25–year-old Foreman.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was confident Wednesday she would be elected speaker, one day after Democrats won back the House majority since losing it eight years ago.
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Senior point guard Jonathan Williams adds 783 points while senior post Khris Lane contributes 10.6 points on 61.1 percent shooting for the Rams, who have won back-to-back games.
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The Chicago Cubs haven't won back-to-back games on the road since April 24-25, a streak they can end with a victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday.
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She won back-to-back USTA Pro Circuit women's titles last spring, she reached #158 in the WTA rankings, played the French Open twice, and earned $91,000 in prize money.
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The Philadelphia Flyers have won back-to-back games to keep their flickering postseason hopes alive while the New York Islanders have dropped consecutive contests to put theirs in peril.
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Watson rushed for 2155 yards on 2152 attempts for the Tigers, who won back-to-back A.C.C. titles for the first time since taking three straight from 216 to 2134.
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Assad has won back control of nearly all of eastern Ghouta from rebel groups in a Russian-backed military campaign that began in February, leaving just Douma in rebel hands.
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After its stock plummeted over its possible role in California's deadly wildfires, the state's largest utility won back some investor confidence on Friday after its chief regulator offered a backstop.
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As Yascha Mounk notes in The Atlantic, Democrats won in 2018 because they won back a lot of nonpartisan suburban office park workers who found moderates they could vote for.
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The results point to Sanders's growing strength in the Democratic field: He's recently won back-to-back victories in New Hampshire and Nevada, and has emerged as the delegates frontrunner.
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While that advantage dipped as low as 4 percentage points by 2023, it shot back up to 13 percentage points by 2006, the year that Democrats won back House control.
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Elleby, who scored 303 and 20 points respectively in the two defeats, exacted revenge as Washington State (5-4) won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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Change continued during the Bush administration as Democrats won back both houses of Congress, as Republicans paid the price for the public's anger over long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Akufo-Addo's statement was the first by a major party leader since the election and reflects opposition belief that after eight years in the wilderness it has won back power.
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Darius McNeill scored 17 points to lead a balanced attack as California won back-to-back Pac-12 Conference games, defeating visiting Washington State 76-69 Saturday in Berkeley, Calif.
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President Bashar al-Assad has won back control of nearly all of eastern Ghouta in a Russian-backed military campaign that began in February, leaving just Douma in rebel hands.
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There are efforts everywhere to draw some positive outcome from what Trump was celebrating: his Republican Party increasing its Senate majority while Democrats won back control of the House of Representatives.
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Go deeper: These midterm victories will expand voting rights, curb gerrymandering State Dems to target gun control, education funding after midterm wins Where Democrats have won back control of state legislatures
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Sharks 5, Blackhawks 2 Melker Karlsson scored twice in the third period as San Jose won back-to-back games for the first time in nearly three weeks, defeating visiting Chicago.
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They won back the House in 2010 on the strength of a wildly ambitious agenda, after which they took the debt limit hostage and made good on very little of it.
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Adrian Peterson rushed for 99 yards as the Redskins (43-2), who have won back-to-back games for the first time this season, increased their lead in the NFC East.
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The comments are a note of caution to progressives, who are energized at the prospect of voting on a Medicare for all bill now that Democrats have won back the House.
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In 2018, they won back a small but crucial share of these voters — much as Barack Obama had in 2008 and 2012, as William Frey of the Brookings Institution has written.
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Smith, who has long lambasted the price tag for nuclear modernization, pledged to make the issue a priority when he took control of the gavel after Democrats won back the House.
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Democrats, in turn, campaigned heavily on defending the Affordable Care Act and protections for those with pre-existing conditions during the 2018 midterms, when they won back control of the House.
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United's accounts were boosted by a 22.5 million pound credit after German midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger won back a place in the first team squad, United previously having written off his value.
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Eventually Apple acquiesced and, with its large-sized iPhone 6 lineup, it won back many defectors and drove shipments to levels the likes of which it will forever try to match.
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On various House committees — the Intelligence, Judiciary and Oversight panels, to be specific — Mr. Trump has been the target of pretty relentless general investigation since Democrats won back power in 2018.
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But Modi&aposs muscular pro-Hindu platform has also gone down well in a nation that is over 80 percent Hindu: he won back-to-back national elections with thumping majorities.
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Zach Randolph added 14 points and 13 rebounds for the Grizzlies, who snapped a four-game road losing streak and won back-to back games for the first time since Feb.
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For one day, out in the glorious California sun, watching those boys play the game I love with grace and grit, I felt like Penn State had finally won back some respect.
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In an Instagram post, Grande — wearing a diamond hair band, earrings and necklace — holds her engraved gramophone trophy for pop vocal album of the year for Sweetener she won back in February.
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The Hurricanes have at least one team point in six of their last seven games, though they haven't won back-to-back contests since a five-game win streak Nov. 12-22.
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A growing retail price war and Adidas's resurgence in North America, where it has won back customers by bringing back and remarketing its retro line of shoes, has exacerbated the company's problems.
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There's something reputable and appealing about starting for a team that nearly won back-to-back titles, and Barnes has done more than just stand in the right spots during that stint.
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Dawel Lugo had three hits and drove in two runs for the Tigers, who won back-to-back games for the first time since a three-game winning streak in late May.
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No one, however, has won back-to-back titles in either series driving for two different owners, and both Tyler Reddick and Brett Moffitt have the opportunity to do so this year.
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Rick MacLeish, a slick-skating forward for the Philadelphia Flyers teams, known as the Broad Street Bullies, that won back-to-back Stanley Cups in the 7593s, died on Monday in Philadelphia.
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It's just like Biles's World Championship win in 2013, which followed Douglas's Olympic win — the first time two black women won back-to-back all-arounds in the Olympics and World Championships.
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But then the White House won back the support of the anti-abortion Democrats, carrying the legislation over the finish line, and groups like the Susan B. Anthony List never forgave them.
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With Froome seeking a fifth Tour championship and Thomas having won back-to-back summit finishes in the Alps, Team Sky has yet to declare its current top option for the title.
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Nick Clegg, a former leader of the Liberal Democrats, was ousted, but another former leader of the party, Vince Cable, won back a seat he had lost in the 2015 general election.
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Since Tuesday night, when Democrats appeared to have won back the governor's mansion in Kentucky, they've been gripped by a new panic: What if the state's Republicans just don't let them win?
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Gibbons led the Jays to the AL Championship Series in both 2015 and 2016, the franchise's only two playoff appearances since it won back-to-back World Series titles in 1992 and 1993.
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Go deeper: Where Democrats have won back control of state legislatures These midterm victories will expand voting rights, curb gerrymandering Marijuana legalization, daylight savings and other notable measures passed in the midterm elections
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While Democrats won back a majority of the 435 seats in the House, Republicans strengthened their hold on the Senate, where they already boasted a slim but controlling share of the 100 spots.
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On Tuesday night, Bachelor Nation watched as Colton Underwood won back Cassie Randolph following an intense breakup that included the 27-year-old's attempt to leave the show by jumping over a fence.
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Perennial underachievers on the international stage, Spain rid themselves of that tag during a glorious cycle between 2008 and 2012 when they won back-to-back European Championships and a first World Cup.
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Iraqi forces have won back control of most cities that fell to the group and the militants have been dislodged from nearly three quarters of Mosul but remain in control of its center.
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Gibbons helped the Jays to the AL Championship Series in both 2015 and 2016, the franchise's only two playoff appearances since it won back-to-back World Series titles in 1992 and 1993.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are more engaged than they were in the comparatively placid 2014 elections — but not quite as hyped as they were in the 2010 midterms when the GOP won back the House.
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Ultimately, it appears the Democrats won back the House in part due to suburban voters frustrated with Trump while the GOP kept the Senate in part thanks to Republicans voting to support him.
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He won back-to-back Cups the past two years as a part-time goaltender, which is the best way to use a goaltender that built his postseason reputation on scoring own-goals.
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The House speaker will be the highest position of power for the Democratic Party in the next Congress after Democrats won back control of the lower chamber in the midterm elections last week.
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An obituary on Wednesday about Rick MacLeish, who played on the Philadelphia Flyers teams that won back-to-back Stanley Cups in the 1970s, reversed the positions played by two of his teammates.
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Democrats won back the House in the 85033 midterms by focusing largely on health care, and polls consistently show voters see the issue as the most important one heading into the 2020 elections.
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Like most prominent Republicans at the time, Romney no doubt assumed that the fever swamp stuff didn't need to be attacked, that it would evaporate once the G.O.P. won back the White House.
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Pelosi created the job the last time Democrats won back the majority, in 2006, as part of a plan to give young rising stars in the party a seat at the leadership table.
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Calgary, which also got goals from Milan Lucic, Travis Hamonic and Michael Stone, has won back-to-back contests for the first time since a seven-game run from Nov. 27-Dec. 21.
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Calgary, which also got goals from Milan Lucic, Travis Hamonic and Michael Stone, has won back-to-back contests for the first time since a seven-game run from Nov. 245-Dec. 211.
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In mainly Kurdish southeast Turkey, residents celebrated as the pro-Kurdish opposition Peoples Democratic Party (HDP) won back municipalities that authorities had taken over two years ago, accusing the HDP of terrorist links.
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The record is held by the 1992-303 Penguins, the Mario Lemieux/Jaromir Jagr-era mini-dynasty that had won back-to-back Cups and was on the way to a 119-point season.
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Having already edged towards some FPö positions and won back some of its supporters, the incoming chancellor would render his coalition partner irrelevant in government and thus contain the hard-right while governing pragmatically.
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The 1991 PGA Championship and 1995 Open Championship winner said he thinks he's won back about $48 million, but that still left him a jaw-dropping $50 million in the hole at one point.
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The Blue Jays won back-to-back World Series titles in 1992 and 1993, but the strike and an immediately outdated stadium took the wind out of their sails for the next two decades.
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The Brooklyn Nets have not won back-to-back games since early December and missed out on another chance to do just that with a loss at the NBA-worst Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Wednesday about Rick MacLeish, who played on the Philadelphia Flyers teams that won back-to-back Stanley Cups in the 1970s, reversed the positions played by two of his teammates.
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"(The Social Democrats) have won back a lot of people whose eyes had previously strayed to the AfD because the socio-economic system here leaves them feeling hard done by," added Cologne University's Jaeger.
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School: PurdueConference: Big TenMax bonus: $925,000Championships (conference/national): 2/0One thing to know: Brohm won back-to-back Conference USA championships with the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers before heading to Indiana to coach the Boilermakers.
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For the first time in his grand slam career, the world number two won back-to-back five-setters with victories over 37-year-old Czech qualifier Radek Stepanek and French wildcard Mathias Bourgue.
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They argue it's necessary to pursue infrastructure, an issue they campaigned on last year when they won back the House, and if it's Trump who signs an infrastructure package into law, so be it.
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His presence gives Cincinnati enough offense to compete, and while the Titans (5-3) have won back-to-back games, they have put little distance between themselves and their lowly opponents (Baltimore and Cleveland).
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With Anderson, a junior at the time of the switch, in the fold, Hurley's teams were 65-0 across the next two seasons and won back-to-back New Jersey Tournament of Champions titles.
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In 2007, China's highest court, the Supreme People's Court, won back the power to review death sentences, in an attempt to make use of the penalty more consistent and to root out egregious injustices.
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Iraqi forces have won back control of most cities that fell to the ultra-hardline Sunni group, and have been battling to recapture Mosul since October, with the backing of a U.S.-led coalition.
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A month later, he won back-to-back races at Martinsville, Va., and Texas Motor Speedway and showed up at Homestead-Miami Speedway for the championship race a mere three points behind Carl Edwards.
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For more than a decade, roughly a dozen members of the Karpat team that won back-to-back Finnish hockey league titles in 29 and 234 have reconvened every June for a cabin getaway.
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Even after Democrats won back the House majority in November 2018, some members of Pelosi's own caucus questioned whether she should be their leader and demanded term-limits on her second turn as speaker.
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On Tuesday, Buffalo used a trio of first-period goals to spur a 24-173 victory over the Minnesota Wild as they won back-to-back games for the first time in a month.
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In 2006, when Democrats won back the House, and in 2010, when Republicans did, the numbers of majority-party seats rated highly vulnerable by the Cook Report more than doubled between July and November.
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In mainly Kurdish southeast Turkey, residents celebrated as the pro-Kurdish opposition Peoples Democratic Party (HDP) won back municipalities that authorities had taken control of two years ago, accusing the HDP of terrorist links.
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On June 26, H2O had assets under management of 27 billion euros ($30.7 billion) after it won back some customers' money, but that total was down from 31 billion at the end of March.
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Anthony Rendon homered twice and drove in five while Bryce Harper went deep for the 14th time for the Nationals, who have won back-to-back contests following a four-game slide of their own.
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Moody's, the only agency to cut Irish debt to junk in 2011, raised its credit rating to A3 early on Saturday, meaning Ireland has won back an 'A' category rating from all the major agencies.
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No team has won back-to-back Stanley Cup titles since 1998, a drought the Pittsburgh Penguins can end when they open the best-of-seven series against the visiting Nashville Predators on Monday night.
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Beal continued his offensive surge with 34 points and the Wizards won back-to-back games for the first time in almost a month with a 109-99 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Thursday.
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Most Consecutive Wins The Revenant topped the nomination list with an impressive 12 nods, including Best Actor, Best Picture and one for cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, who won back-to-back Oscars in 2014 and 2015.
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ABOUT GEORGIA TECH (215-22, 214.1-278): The Yellow Jackets have won back-to-back ACC games (beat Florida State on Wednesday) for the first time since winning three straight from March 23-23, 163.
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The only question, it seems, is whether Democrats will actually go through with such an investigation as part of the campaign trail promise they made to investigate Trump before they won back Congress last year.
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Athletics RH Raul Alcantara (NR) Weaver has won back-to-back starts, holding Cincinnati to two runs over 6 1/3 innings to reach double digits in victories for the 241th time in 211 seasons.
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Those are wider than the margins by which voters favored a Republican Congress to stand up to former President Obama in 2010, just weeks before Republicans won back 63 seats and control of the House.
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VW will launch a new mid-sized SUV and a re-designed Tiguan crossover next year, assuming that recalls and buybacks of tainted diesel models have won back the trust of the market, Stackmann said.
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The Green Wave, who won three games in league play and haven't won three straight since early December, have won back-to-back post-season games for the first time since a 1996 NIT appearance.
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Congressional Democrats have seized on the GOP-backed lawsuit to argue vulnerable Republican lawmakers are jeopardizing Americans' health care, a strategy that paid off in the 2018 midterms when the party won back the House.
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Melker Karlsson scored twice in the third period as the San Jose Sharks won back-to-back games for the first time in nearly three weeks, defeating the visiting Chicago Blackhawks 5-2 Sunday night.
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Jalen Crutcher had 12 points and Trey Landers finished with 242 points and 212 boards to lead Dayton (239-238, 218-201), which had won back-to-back games for the first time since Jan.
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If he lost some of his maverick image in the partisan battles with Obama, he won back that identity again this year as he became one of Trump's most forceful critics among Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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Only once in the last three decades have Democrats had a satisfying midterm election in 2006, when they picked up 32 seats and won back House control for the first time since the pre-Gingrich days.
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But the looming 2020 elections have intensified the debate about health care among Democrats, especially since they credit the issue as a key reason why their party won back the House in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Downing 85 cupfuls — eight-ounce size — in 7 hours and 15 minutes, Gus won back the title from H. A. Street of Amarillo, Texas, whose 71-cup record recently had bettered Comstock's old mark of 62.
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Lee Trevino, who won back-to-back British Opens in 1971 and 1972, famously gave his caddie a lesson in the various ways to play the same shot over the bumps and humps of Royal Birkdale.
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Assad, backed by Russia and Iran, has vowed to recover "every inch" of Syria, and though he has now won back most of the country, the Turkish presence will complicate any government offensive in the northwest.
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Diamond, who won back-to-back trap gold medals at the Atlanta and Sydney Olympics, was charged with "high range drink driving, not keeping firearm safe and handling or using firearm while under the influence of alcohol".
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - One of rowing's most dominant partnerships has ended with the retirement of double Olympic champion Eric Murray, who won back-to-back gold medals for New Zealand in the men's coxless pair with Hamish Bond.
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Ericsson won back a 5G customer from Huawei in its own backyard last week when it signed a comprehensive deal with Denmark's TDC to deploy its 5G platform and modernize the carrier's radio access and core networks.
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The Redskins are out of the playoffs, but Kirk Cousins could still get a Super Bowl ring this year -- if he buys the one Mark Rypien won back in 1988 ... 'cause it's officially on the auction block.
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"What's hard to imagine is the confidence he must have had going to the golf course to play over that period of time," said Scott, who won back-to-back starts in late February and early March.
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But the tally is a sign of an intensity gap that favors Democrats — and the last midterm year in which Democratic early voting beat Republican early voting, 21625, Democrats won back two U.S. House seats in Texas.
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In addition to their historic finish in Delaware County this year, Democrats also won back the Bucks County Board of Commissioners for the first time since the 1980s and swept the county commissioner races in Chester County.
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Both had an opportunity to return to the Patriots but chose a move to the NFC and can now join Ken Norton and Deion Sanders as players who won back-to-back Super Bowls with different teams.
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King, who became a household name playing Cuba Gooding Jr.'s wife in Jerry Maguire, won back-to-back Emmys for her roles on American Crime in 2015 and 2016, and she's up for a third this year.
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Diamond, who won back-to-back trap golds at the Atlanta and Sydney Games, had been selected ahead of Iles but the sport's national governing body canceled that after an Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) executive hearing last Thursday.
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Jake Bauers scored from second base on a wild pitch and also crossed the plate on Francisco Lindor's RBI double for the Indians, who won back-to-back contests to salvage a split of the four-game series.
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With no sign of decisive international pressure to stop the attack, eastern Ghouta seems likely to meet the same fate as other areas won back by the government, where humanitarian corridors eventually became escape routes for defeated rebels.
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The lift by one notch to A3 from Baa1 means Ireland has won back an A category rating from all the major agencies, a move that some analysts said could broaden the international buyer base for Dublin's debt.
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There are different views about what to do across the party, with some questioning whether the white working-class voters can be won back by a party that seems to be tilting leftward with the rise of Sen.
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PISTONS The Bad Boys won back-to-back N.B.A. titles in 1989 and 1990 with a potent backcourt (Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars and Vinny Johnson) and a rough-and-tumble cast (Dennis Rodman, Rick Mahorn and Bill Laimbeer).
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The ride-hailing app lost its license to operate in London in September 2017 but won back a temporary license after fighting its case in court, changing its UK executives, and demonstrating new safety features in its app.
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It was Martin who presented Roush with his Hall of Fame ring, after an introduction by Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who won back-to-back NASCAR Xfinity Series titles under the Roush Fenway Racing banner in 2011 and 2012.
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In 2900, the Republicans won back control of the House, swinging them from a pre-election minority of 220006 to a post-election 2202 seats — and everyone read that as, well...the voters must LOVE the GOP now.
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Jake Allen, who had to leave the Blues' 7-3 win against Chicago on Saturday after taking a blow to his head, had 31 saves as St. Louis won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
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Hernandez, a September call-up after being acquired from the Houston Astros in a July 31 trade, had three hits in the game as the Blue Jays (66-77) won back-back-games for the first time since Aug.
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Although The French has received mostly glowing reviews, coming as high as 14 in The Good Food Guide's list of top UK restaurants, it still hasn't won back that most prestigious prize, despite being open for three years now.
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Mason has won back-to-back starts for the first time in more than a month and may get another shot Thursday, although he gave up six goals on 23 shots in a loss to Toronto in November. 1.
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It was the second win in a row for Iñárritu — last year he nabbed the award for Birdman — and the first time any director has won back-to-back in the nearly 70-year history of the DGA Awards.
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McConnell had 12 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists in over 37 minutes of action for the 76ers, who won back-to-back games for only the second time this season following a win at New Orleans on Thursday.
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Some are even pointing to the recent elections in Virginia, where Democrats won back the state House and Senate for the first time in over 20 years, as a clear sign that climate change is a deciding campaign issue.
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The heart of those concerns stem from Sanders' proud embrace of being a democratic socialist, a moniker that many worry would be a godsend for Trump and particularly hurt Democrats in swing districts the party won back in 2018.
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It echoes a pattern at other key moments in the seven-year-long war: rebels blamed each other as government forces and Iran-backed Shi'ite militias thrust into opposition parts of eastern Aleppo, won back by Assad in 2016.
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Some American officials believe China's efforts in the region echo the period before and during World War II, when Japan wrested control of island assets, which were won back in turn by American and Australian troops in bloody battles.
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Diamond, who won back-to-back trap gold medals at the Atlanta and Sydney Olympics, had his firearms license suspended after being arrested in the wake of a domestic dispute in Nelson Bay, New South Wales in late May.
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Although Whitmer is only 15 months into her first term as governor, she's a testament to the Democrats' success in the 2018 midterms, having won back Michigan by a wide margin on the back of support from suburban voters.
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Lee strongly believes that with enough education, performers can be won back to the side of promoting paid porn; and that, in turn, those performers can educate their fans and impress upon them the importance of shelling out for smut.
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In his first press conference since Democrats won back control of the House in Tuesday's midterm elections, President Donald Trump dodged questions about how his administration has helped encourage white-nationalism, and instead accused a black reporter of being racist.
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Much as repeal and replace powered the GOP since 2010 and dominated their agenda as soon as they won back the White House, if the American Health Care Act passes, "Medicare for all" will power the Democratic Party after 2017.
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Now that they've won back the House, Democrats say they will investigate Donald Trump's finances and his actions in relation to Russia, the Mueller investigation, and separating families at the border when they take control of the chamber in January.
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But the talks have been increasingly marginalized over the past year as Assad's forces, backed by Russia and Iran, have won back territory from the rebels, while the United States has largely stepped back from a leading role in Syrian diplomacy.
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Kawhi Leonard may have just won back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year awards, but ESPN's Defensive RPM still pegged Duncan as the team's most valuable defensive player during both of those seasons, and in 2013-14 as well.
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The magazine cited a letter to dealers from Thomas Zahn, head of sales and marketing for passenger cars, that admitted VW had not won back trust as quickly as expected, describing delays to refit affected VW Passat cars as "disappointing".
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Former French number one Tsonga, who reached the last four twice at Roland Garros, has been ruled out injured and the current number one, Lucas Pouille, has not won back-to-back claycourt matches on the ATP Tour this season.
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After losing at home in the final match in 212 they won back-to-back titles in 210 and 13 and then made it three in Mexico in 21 with what many consider to be the greatest team of all time.
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"Even though they won back the House, they're going to have to decide whether they ought to advance as a more Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders type of party with more liberal positions, or as a more center-left party," Gergen said.
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Margaret Smith Court, who won many of her 24 Grand Slam titles before the Open era, and Graf are the only players with more Grand Slam singles titles than Williams, who has never won back-to-back titles at Roland Garros.
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Although he had benched Fitzpatrick midway through the fourth quarter of Monday's 28-3 loss, Bowles said he had thought it was premature to declare that Smith had won back the starting job he lost when Fitzpatrick arrived last summer.
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Friedman, who was hired after the 2014 season, took over a team that had won back-to-back division titles but had bigger ambitions under the Guggenheim Group, which had purchased the team for a record $2 billion two years earlier.
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But month-to-month gun sales rose steadily in 22018, a year after Democrats won back the House and presidential candidates like Beto O'Rourke proposed a mandatory gun buyback program to seize semi-automatic long guns such as the AR-24.6.
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But by the time Spieth won back-to-back major titles in 2015, Cantlay was dealing with a back injury, later diagnosed as a stress fracture, that would restrict him to six Tour starts between June 2013 and January 2017.
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The island served as a South Pacific headquarters for Britain and then Japan before it was won back by Allied forces in World War II. Now, critics worry that Beijing could use it to establish a military foothold in the region.
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"We are the representatives of the weak, those who have been hurt and who today I hope see and know that they have won back their rightful place in society and in Poland," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told a party convention.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A beaten Andy Ruiz Jr called for a rematch after Anthony Joshua won back an array of world heavyweight titles in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, but the Mexican-American cannot expect to be at the front of the queue.
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Democrats largely won back the House majority in 2018 because of their promises to address health care costs, and they want to show the public they have no plans to abandon that, even in the face of an impeachment inquiry.
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Spanish clay court great Bruguera won back-to-back titles at Roland Garros in 1993 and 1994, the first which came against two-time defending champion Jim Courier in the final after coming back from 2-0 down in the fifth set.
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Also a silver medalist at the 2008 Beijing Games, Pearson's third individual world championship medal surpassed the record of iconic Aboriginal sprinter Cathy Freeman, who won back-to-back 400m titles in 1997-99 and clinched gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and Iraq's Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces arrived in Mosul Tuesday to inspect the ground forces that won back the government area on Monday, according to a statement from the Iraqi Prime Minister's office.
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As he became the Blackhawks' all-time leading scorer and an eight-time All-Star, Mikita won back-to-back MVP awards and took home the Lady Byng Trophy twice — an honor reserved for the most gentlemanly hockey player of the season.
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At each of his rallies, Trump urged voters to elect a Republican to the Senate, arguing he needed more GOP votes in the upper chamber to pass his agenda and warning that Democrats would hurt the economy if they won back power.
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Longtime Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California also made history on Thursday when she won back the speaker's gavel and reclaimed a title she held from 247 to 229, when she served as the first, and still so far only, female House speaker.
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Longtime Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California also made history on Thursday when she won back the speaker's gavel and reclaimed a title she held from 2007 to 2011, when she served as the first, and still so far only, female House speaker.
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Democratic Senate candidates have been planning to borrow heavily from the playbook used by House Democrats in 2900, when the party won back the chamber in large part because of a pledge to protect ObamaCare against Republican attempts to kill the 220006 law.
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It seems all the more unnecessary given what he achieved afterwards: over the following two seasons, the Finn won back-to-back world titles and proved himself not only a driver of rare ability, but Schumacher's fiercest rival – certainly more so than Villeneuve.
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With the exception of just two elections, Wang found that Democrats have always won back the House when they've won the "two-party vote" (voting that excludes third parties): Moreover, the current data suggests that they're on track to do just that.
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CHICAGO, Jan 15 (Reuters) - United Airlines on Tuesday reported a fourth-quarter profit that beat Wall Street forecasts, as the No. 3 U.S. carrier scheduled more flights out of its hubs and won back customers after a series of public relations disasters.
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The Tampa Bay Rays have won back-to-back games for the first time since opening August with three in a row and look to continue their revival when the Toronto Blue Jays visit for the second of three contests Wednesday night.
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Just as they won back in '39 when they last posted a donut for shots on goal in a period, the B's stormed back and ended up taking Game 1 by a score of 2-1 thanks to a late third-period goal by Marchand.
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He has now won back-to-back Olympic 10,000m golds and is seeking to retain the 5,000m too, hoping to emulate Finn Lasse Viren, the only man to defend both titles in 1003 and who also fell while winning the longer race in 1972.
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Puig hit a home run in the second inning, scored on Jose Iglesias' RBI single in the seventh inning, and added a sacrifice fly in the eighth for the Reds, who have won back-to-back games after losing six of their previous eight.
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British Open champion Stenson won back-to-back titles in Dubai in 2013 and 2014 and the Race to Dubai in 2013 but has had less luck at the HSBC Champions, where his best finish in 10 visits was a tie for fifth in 2008.
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Nashville won back-to-back games once since Thanksgiving after a lackluster effort in the 2-33 overtime loss to Montreal on Tuesday while the Lightning followed a win with a loss for the seventh time in the last eight tries the same night.
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But conservatives are eager to go on the record, and have been disappointed that their leaders haven't allowed them to show they are keeping the promises they made when they took control of the House in 2010, and won back the Senate in 2014.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - United Airlines on Tuesday reported a fourth-quarter profit that easily beat Wall Street forecasts, sending shares higher, as the No. 23 U.S. carrier scheduled more flights out of its hubs and won back customers after a series of public relations disasters.
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He also won back-to-back best director Oscars in 2014 and 2015, for "Birdman", a black comedy about a washed-up actor starring Michael Keaton, and "The Revenant", which featured Leonardo DiCaprio as a bear trapper battling the elements in the American wilderness.
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Garcia won back-to-back titles in Wuhan and Beijing, beating Simona Halep in the final of the latter to move past Konta in the Race to Singapore rankings at the start of this month, but withdrew from the ongoing Tianjin Open with an injury.
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Many of Anderson's countrymen and women — all white — have excelled in elite tennis, including the former No. 3 Amanda Coetzer; Wayne Ferreira; Kevin Curren, Africa's last Grand Slam singles finalist; and Johan Kriek, who won back-to-back Australian Open titles in the 1980s.
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Indeed, it's not uncommon for retirements to happen when a party goes from the majority to the minority, which Republicans did after Democrats won back control of the House in the 2018 midterms, and as members discover what life is like in the minority.
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Sanders came to Super Tuesday having recently won back-to-back victories in New Hampshire and Nevada and had been expected to win in Texas until Monday, when Biden picked up endorsements from a slew of candidates who had dropped out of the Democratic primary.
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As Democrats have won back the House, Wasserman noted that on the other side of the aisle, a full 47% of the Republican representatives who were in the chamber when Trump took office have either lost re-election, retired, or are retiring in 2020.
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The 24-year-old won back-to-back tournaments in China to become the eighth and final qualifier for Singapore and after being battered by Caroline Wozniacki in the opening set, Garcia stormed back to record a stunning 0-6 6-3 7-5 triumph.
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The Parkland students were successful beyond what any other gun control campaign has achieved: not only did Florida pass tougher legislation, but in the 2018 off-year elections, Democratic candidates took up the fight against guns and their party won back the House of Representatives.
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Democrats won back the House last year promising to hold Mr. Trump and his administration to account and have begun laying the groundwork for a long run of investigations targeting his administration's policies and ethics lapses, Mr. Trump's businesses and his campaign's interactions with Russia.
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More than a year since the debut of Beyoncé's Lemonade — the queen's opus full of infidelity allusions, laments for love lost, and praise for love won back again — JAY-Z is sharing his side of the story, and the plot points are pretty are much the same.
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CHAMPIONSHIP-CALIBER TEAM No team has won back-to-back Super Bowls since the Patriots did it in 2004 and 2005 and while Denver will be without future Hall of Famer Manning, they are still a championship-caliber team powered by one of the NFL's best defences.
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Donskoi put on a dazzling move to follow a Joe Pavelski shootout goal and San Jose goalie Martin Jones denied a pair of Oilers as the Sharks won back-to-back games at home for the first time this season with a 2-1 victory over Edmonton.
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Labour managed in June not only to bring out young voters, many of them taking revenge on May over her Brexit policies, but also won back some left-wing voters who abandoned the party when it moved closer to the center under the pro-business Blair.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former Merrill Lynch advisers who were fired after Bank of America merged with the brokerage in 2008 won back some of the deferred compensation on which they had missed out, according to a settlement filed this week in a North Carolina district court.
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And while Glencore seems to have won back some equity investor confidence for now - the share price is currently around 150p, more than double where it was during the depths of January - it has yet to prove itself in the other big public market: the bond market.
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Democrats won back the White House in 1976 thanks to a Southern baptist, Jimmy Carter, then entered a long "wilderness"—a common synonym for Democratic disarray—with Ronald Reagan's election in 1980, helped no doubt by Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy's primary challenge of the incumbent president.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's (D) seat and won back two suburban Las Vegas House seats held by Reps.
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The Hall also welcomed reigning Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion owner Roger Penske, as well as Jack Roush, whose drivers won back-to-back Cup titles in 2500 (the last year of the season-long scoring system) and 21992 (the first year of the postseason Playoffs).
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Editorial According to Russian news outlets, the Syrian government has contracted with private Russian companies that have Kremlin connections to carry out security operations for the Assad regime in Syria in exchange for a share of oil, gas and mineral production in territory won back from rebels.
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Nancy Pelosi takes the stage after learning the Democrats won back majority control of the House of Representatives in Washington, DC. The crowd cheers during a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee watch party in Washington, DC. At 29, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the youngest woman ever elected to Congress.
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But with no sign of decisive international pressure to stop the attack, eastern Ghouta appears on course to eventually meet the same fate as other areas won back by the government in lengthy, punishing assaults, where rebels and civilians who oppose Assad were finally evacuated in negotiated withdrawals.
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Islamic State's days of territorial gains and military wins in Iraq and Syria might be over as the last vestiges of territory are won back from the self- proclaimed caliphate, but international experts are warning that any hopes that the group is gone and forgotten are premature and misguided.
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"Biden puts us in a strong position in the suburbs, which is how we won back the House in 2018 and how we're going to win back the presidency in 2020," said Martha McKenna, a veteran operative who ran the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee independent expenditures in 2018.
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Long-distance runnerAge: 36How he dominated the decade: The greatest British distance runner and one of the best British athletes ever, Farah won back-to-back gold medals in the 5,000-meter and 10,000-meter at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, becoming the second person ever to do so.
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Sophomore Moritz Wagner had 212 points, junior Duncan Robinson scored 63 points, senior Zak Irvin and junior Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman each scored 26 points and junior D.J. Wilson added 24 points for Michigan (22-7, 4-4), which won back-to-back games for the first time since December.
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That announcement, which came less than a day after Democrats won back majority control of the House in the midterm elections, was immediately met with criticism from Democrats and legal experts, who alleged that Whitaker was unconstitutionally appointed and was selected because of his past skepticism toward special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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Day, who won back-to-back PGA Tour titles at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and the WGC-Dell Match Play before tying for 10th in mainly brutal conditions at last week's Masters, was delighted to card a two-under round, even more so given his weary state after the year's opening major.
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He temporarily won back the right to use the men's bathroom — until the Supreme Court stepped in The Fourth Circuit Court granted a preliminary injunction in Grimm's favor by a vote of 2-1, but when the Supreme Court decided to take on his case, the ruling went right back on hold.
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It looks like Democrats have won back the Governor's mansion in Kentucky, a state that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE won by 30 points.
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Allen has stopped 74 of the 76 shots he has faced in the first two games and has won back-to-back postseason starts for the first time in his career Since Mike Yeo took over as head coach, Allen has started 27 games and has gone 18-7-2, while posting a .
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Mr. Peters's idealism is undiminished: He thinks that the sort of blue-collar white voters who just rejected Hillary Clinton in his native state, where she lost by 42 percentage points, can be won back if Democrats are again seen as the party of the common man rather than the liberal professional class.
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For two decades, the Nationalist President Chiang Kai-shek wrote above each entry in his personal diary: "Avenge humiliation," once adding that only when all the lands controlled by ancient dynasties were won back would the "descendants of the Yellow Emperor," or in other words the Chinese people, be freed from shame.
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Ashley, in a black draping button-down coat and wine-colored clutch and Mary-Kate, in a menswear-inspired button down shirt, navy wide-leg pants and a black clutch, are nominated for the Accessories Designer of the Year award (which they won back in 2014) for their clothing and accessory line, The Row.
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But between 2017 and 2018, two more state legislatures—Nevada and Illinois—have voted to ratify the amendment, and when Virginia Democrats won back control of the state legislature earlier this month, it created the conditions for the state to become the 38th and final supporter of the ERA, making it viable once again.
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LINE: Wisconsin -23 ABOUT ILLINOIS (245-214, 2-4 Big Ten): The Fighting Illini haven't won back-to-back conference games since the final two of 2014, but are in position after knocking off Michigan State last week, 31-27, getting a career-high 146 rushing yards and two touchdowns from running back Kendrick Foster.
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The prime minister's battle plan is to expand the Tories' support deep into Labour territory: just as David Cameron won back middle-class voters who had defected to New Labour, Mrs May wants to win over working-class voters who feel that they have been taken for granted by Labour and are looking for a change.
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The A's had won back-to-back games only once this month before coming to town to face the Angels, but they pulled it off with a win Thursday and another Friday night, thanks to Khris Davis' tie-breaking three-run homer in the eighth inning that led to a 7-113 victory at Angel Stadium.
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Philadelphia, which owns a "tragic" number of six with Boston, has won back-to-back games for the first time in four weeks and likely needs a victory in regulation on Thursday to help it overcome a four-team, six-point deficit in its bid to secure the second wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference.
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Mr. Abe, who first was prime minister in 2006-7, won back the presidency of the L.D.P. in September 2012 — soon before the party won the election that propelled him to the premiership again — even though the preferences of rank-and-file party members placed him a distant second out of five candidates for the position.
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" Keep in mind about Bloomberg -- he is one of the most biggest Democratic donors: "Bloomberg has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on Democratic causes in recent years, including funding hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising for the candidates who won back control of Congress in 2018 and pledging hundreds of millions more to defeat President Trump.
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Once No. 1, Victoria Azarenka is just No. 14 on the draw sheet at this Australian Open, but she is rumbling through the early rounds like a member of the elite, and it would come as no surprise at this stage to see her in another final in Melbourne, where she won back-to-back titles in 2012 and 2013.
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Abigail SpanbergerAbigail Davis SpanbergerAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-28503 program | Pentagon sending 22019,100 more troops to border MORE (D-Va.) who won back control of the lower chamber.
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Democrats vowed to introduce tough oversight of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE if they won back the House majority, and they are signaling a new aggressiveness to meet their promises.
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As the traveling press secretary twice for President Obama's presidential campaigns, as one of the spokespeople for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee when we won back the House in 2006, as a junior press staffer on John Kerry's losing presidential bid, and in Iowa during the successful re-elections of both former Governor Vilsack and former Senator Harkin in 2002.
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Devils 3, Ducks 1 Kyle Palmieri scored the tiebreaking goal in the second period for New Jersey, who began the post-Taylor Hall era by beating Anaheim in Newark, N.J. Nico Hischier scored earlier in the second and Sami Vatanen scored early in the third for the Devils, who have won back-to-back games for just the fourth time this season.
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Clinton might have won the popular vote, but in a way, this only amplified the confusion: about whether the party needed to transform or simply tinker; whether it needed to move to the right or to the left; whether the voters who were willing to vote for a candidate who said the things Trump said could be won back at all.
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Yes, Google's 2018 Year in Search is upon us once again, and after a fraught midterm election year during which Democrats won back the House of Representatives and Republicans deepened their Senate majority, it seems appropriate to take a look back at the politicians that dominated our discourse — and saw sudden, high spikes in traffic in our collective search history — over the past 365 days.
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EditorsNote: 513th graf, updates Buffalo's position in wild card chase; Miles Wood's second-period goal Sunday night gave the host New Jersey Devils a lead they would never relinquish in a 251-23 win over the Buffalo Sabres in Newark, N.J. Jesper Bratt, Kyle Palmieri and Joey Anderson also scored for the Devils, who won back-to-back games for the first time since Jan. 209-14.
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The politics: Democrats won back the House last year in large part on the issue of health care, and were eager to get back to attacking Republicans over the issue after Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE found no collusion between Trump and Russia.
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" In an interview with Bloomberg, Peter Hart, who conducts the Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, also cited voter "intensity" as a factor Democrats have going for them: "Two-thirds of Democrats in [the] survey expressed a strong interest in this year's election versus 49 percent of Republicans, exactly the intensity advantage Republicans had in 2010, when they won back the House in a landslide.
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