Republicans feel they've seized a winning talking point by labeling as "class warfare" Obama's plan to ask the wealthiest to pay a bit more in taxes.
— MICHAEL COOPER AND DALIA SUSSMAN Mr. Romney won a decisive victory in the Republican primary in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press, seizing an easy win in a contest where his closest rival, Mr. Santorum, was not even on the ballot.
Given the current polling, it's unlikely either of the major parties will seize an outright majority, winning at least 47 seats.
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Robert arrives, mourning the loss of Isabelle, and Bertram tells him that to win her he should seize a magic branch from the tomb of Saint Rosalia in a nearby deserted cloister.
The minister for finance, Brian Lenihan, seized an opportunity to win back some kudos from a public outraged over the behaviour of the country's banks.
With the win, Anaheim seized a 3-2 lead in the second-round playoff series.
Augustus carried that picture with her over the last two years, as she seized a W.N.B.A. title in Minnesota, won most valuable player honors in the finals, clawed her way back onto the United States' national team and made the Olympic team that is favored to win gold here.
Even then, it's the individual who bears all of the personal risk: lose, and the court can seize possessions; win, and face the prospect of a draining appeal.
Back-up quarterback Drew Stanton, who is filling in for the injured Carson Palmer, threw two touchdown passes in the second half as the Cardinals outscored the 49ers 17-0 after intermission to seize the win.
In that same span, the Nitros scored seven goals to seize the win.
