But even if one comes out ahead, it is unlikely that the market will consolidate soon.
But given who the two highest polling candidates are, the more or less sane Republican vote needs to start consolidating soon.
Catherine Byers, a member of the board, said that the First and Second Churches would consolidate as soon as the 96th Street building was sold.
One of the most significant was the New York and Mississippi Printing Telegraph Company formed by Hiram Sibley, which was soon consolidated with a number of other start-up telegraph companies into the Western Union Telegraph Company in 1856.
Imperial forces soon consolidated their hold on mainland Japan, and, in April 1869, dispatched a fleet and an infantry force of 7,000 to Ezo, starting the Battle of Hakodate.
Convective banding features soon consolidated around a low pressure area associated with the system, prompting the issuance of a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert the following day.
IT'S easy to think about radio as a tragically consolidated, soon-to-be-doomed medium — to note how, in recent years, the airwaves have become overrun by barky, overcaffeinated D.J.'s playing tiny, preprogrammed playlists.
Multiple email accounts will soon be consolidated into one unified folder.
Roy A. Medvedev, the historian, predicted that Mr. Gorbachev would soon consolidate crime-fighting agencies into something "like the F.B.I". Even the hard-liners invoked America to justify Mr. Gorbachev's holding simultaneously the jobs of President and Communist Party chief.
In a conversation with Yankovich, he told me that eBay will soon consolidate its buying and selling iPhone apps.
They played music that wasn't popular, but was soon validated and consolidated in Mexico thanks to them: mainly cumbias, guarachacas, and sones montunos.
