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Meanings of snatch victory in inglés

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Usage of snatch victory in inglés
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It needed all the Emperor's energy to snatch victory from the enemy's grasp.
A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878
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However, Waterford hit seven points without reply in the closing stages to snatch victory.
The Irish Times
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Earlier, the Wests Tigers produced a stunning late comeback to snatch victory over Manly.
Radio NZ
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But he can snatch victory from defeat if he embraces radical reforms with vigour.
Reuters
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The battleground state was Hillary Clinton's final hope to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
The Irish Times
6
No one expected more than a snatch victory, and I was in by over fifteen hundred.
The New Machiavelli
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This is their attempt to snatch victory from the jaws of that terrible defeat on pay.
The Irish Times
8
Louth scored three points in injury time to snatch victory in the Athletic Grounds on Saturday night.
The Irish Times
9
Tragedy plays a male game, a game it invented to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
10
Carlisle had chances of their own to snatch victory, Hope clearing the bar from one particularly promising opening.
BBC
11
He then sank birdies at each of the final three holes to snatch victory from Norway's Henrik Bjornstad.
The Guardian
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In the end, however, they had only Rodrigo to blame for giving Liverpool the chance to gratefully snatch victory.
BBC
13
Liverpool might have been furious at the ruling - had they not scored two late goals to snatch victory.
Reuters
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Almost every sports movie ever made features a tearjerker that inspires our heroes to snatch victory against insurmountable odds.
The Guardian
15
The fighting behind Arcis was desperate: Napoleon exposed his person freely to snatch victory from the deepening masses in front.
The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 2 of 2)
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Yesterday William Rackham was humbled by two Drury Lane trollops; tonight he will snatch victory from the orifice of defeat.
The Guardian
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