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Then, the A.F.C. will have its front-runner for home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, and the N.F.L. will have its Super Bowl favorite.

Rather it shows that the dedicated front runner for laparoscopic surgery is able after a long run in phase to achieve results comparable to ORC.

Boyd believes Raleigh is still the front runner for the Apple campus.

Mattingly has been described as the front runner for the position by multiple national media outlets.

Kristin Chenoweth was widely considered to be the front runner for this award for her performance in "On the Twentieth Century".

Denmark is considered the front runner for valuing inclusion in disabled children [ 30].

Inter Milan, though, are thought to be the front runners for the talented Argentinian.

Just look at the Republican front runners for evidence.

The Golden Globes are often considered an indicator as to what will win an Academy Award, and "The Social Network"'s big night solidifies its position as front-runner for Oscar gold.

Because of Sequoia's aggressive early lobbying, some call it the front-runner for the contract.

Former Labour voters defected to Ukip in large numbers at the general election because they believed many of its leading figures had lost touch with its working-class roots, the front-runner for the party's deputy leadership has said.