Republicans in Puerto Rico will hold a winner-take-all primary today.
Florida will hold a winner-take-all primary in March, increasing the influence of its 99 delegates in what is shaping up to be a very crowded Republican presidential field.
If, for example, you buy 6 tickets in a 23,000,000 ticket lottery with 1,000 winners, then the odds of any one ticket being a winner is 1,000/23,000,000 or 1/23,000, so the probability of you holding a winner is 6/23,000 (about 1 in 3833, which is still about 0.00026 or 0.026%).
Sure, he will never hold a Premier League winner's medal and you don't have to be a psychologist to realise how that will boil his soul for all eternity.
Lombardo can look back on his time at Sampdoria and be proud to hold a Serie A winners medal from 1990/91, A SuperCoppa Italiana's medal in 1991, Coppa Italia medals in 1989 and 1994 as well as a UEFA Cup winners Cup medal from 1990.
Every year we hold a competition, the winners of which receive financial support and business mentoring.
If so, SADC's leaders and other influential Africans should make it clear that the recent Kenyan model is not acceptable: in that case, an incumbent president lost at the polls but has stayed in office by fiddling the count and then letting the real winner hold a raft of inferior ministries.
Even the adults can have some fun but it's mainly for the kids, so have some little "bear prizes" ready for the winners: Hold a competition for the best-dressed bear.
In Britain, Prime Ministers can be replaced without a general election being called: the ruling party can simply hold a leadership election, and the winner takes over.
He wanted Project Delta to create the world's greatest cookie in 6 months, and he would enlist the biggest players in the U.S. food industry and then hold a bakeoff to determine the winner.
So Justin Kan, partner (and now spokesperson) at YC, has decided to spice things up by using his Snapchat to hold a pitch competition, with the winner getting to interview for the YC Fellowship.
