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Beck announced last week that he was supporting Cruz, marking the first time the prominent conservative media figure and author has backed a candidate.

He gave Mr. Cruz high marks on his dancing.

to Cruz -- marking a change from Super Tuesday, when late deciders broke more evenly among the two.

Somewhere around the thirty-seven-minute mark, Cruz unveiled a placard bearing images of Tina Fey, Will Ferrell, and other "Saturday Night Live" stars, and suddenly he was defending a TV institution that isn't usually considered a conservative cause: "Saturday Night Live," over the years, has had some of the most tremendous political satire for decades.

I have been hooked on the tournament ever since 1999, when the likes of Ronaldinho and Roque Santa Cruz made their mark.

We hike through cow pastures, past frozen mountain streams and up to the highest point on the trek, Abra de la Cruz at 3,457m, marked by a cross.

Cruz's favorable/unfavorable marks are now 43percent/37percentnt, improved from 38percent/37percentnt in October.

The vote this past Tuesday was a triumph for Cruz because it marked the death knell of Marco Rubio.

The Rubio campaign seems to have marked out Cruz as its great rival, and Cruz — who has made the predictably savvy and cynical decision to pander to Trump so that he can position himself to capture the mogul's voters — has his sights on Rubio.

(It is a mark of Cruz's restless dexterity that he can make Harry's argument seem convincing).

Cruz said his victories marked "a real shift of momentum" among Republicans determined to take down Trump.