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Significados de tight contests en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "tight contests".
Uso de tight contests en inglés
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It also showed incredibly tight contests in a number of seats.
News.com.au
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All three senators are locked in tight contests on Nov. 6.
Reuters
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But as Finch said, there should be a place for the tight contests too.
The Guardian
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Polls show Cruz and Heller, who both voted for Kavanaugh's confirmation, in tight contests.
Reuters
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Mr Wade said tight contests for top-tier talent were pushing up wages in some industries.
Radio NZ
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Polls show Cruz and Heller, who both voted for Mr Kavanaugh's confirmation, in tight contests.
Radio NZ
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This team cannot forever rely upon Hazard's galloping presence to squeeze them through tight contests.
The Guardian
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Liam Livingstone, Matt Parkinson and Tom Bailey have all produced match-winning performances in tight contests.
BBC
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Consistently excellent and inspirational, and an ever-present, he has dragged his team-mates through tight contests.
The Guardian
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Ballymore has been the scene of many tight contests between the All Blacks and the Wallabies.
Radio NZ
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Head coach Brunel has called on Les Bleus to start edging out the right side of tight contests, and fast.
The Irish Times
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But, with many areas expected to be very tight contests, even a small change in public opinion could cost him an outright majority.
Reuters
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With eight of its 12 games in November decided by one goal, Ottawa is gaining a comfort level from playing in tight contests.
Reuters
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He has been given the responsibility of leading the Lions, but he needs to prove that he can be a match-winner in tight contests.
The South African
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In tight contests where every vote counts, even a relatively benign 3-5% for the Greens could keep a seat in the hands of the Tories.
The Guardian
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Tight contests could also decide control of the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives.
Reuters
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