This was the one in which the Labour leader Paul Keating defied universal predictions – and a deeply hostile Murdoch press – by defeating his Liberal opponent John Hewson.
OLYMPIC QUALIFYING -- In a match dubbed the "Battle of the Axes" by the Iraqi press, Iraq defeated North Korea, 4-1, in Amman, Jordan, last week to advance to the final round of qualifying in Asia for next summer's Olympics in Athens.
Trump has another tactic for defeating press scrutiny of the traditional kind, according to Goodwin.
The press has effectively defeated the will of parliament.
"The abusive press has been defeated," he said, speaking in an ornate room of the presidential palace, with Ecuador's flag behind him, flanked by soldiers standing at attention in dress uniforms and decorative helmets.
If he develops better route habits, exhibits the skill to defeat press coverage and demonstrates consistency with executing against physical play, he should develop into a reliable starter at a rate as fast or faster than most of the prospects in this class.
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Before the first vote on Monday, Attorney General Janet Reno had pressed lawmakers to defeat the measure blocking the transfer.
Press the button to free the Lake Trio after defeating him.
Palin has created a scenario, at least in her mind, in which she's defeated the press and can freely Facebook and speak obliquely with and to her equally angry and alienated true constituency.
John E. Rooney of Emerson and Charlotte Vandervalk of Westwood were identified as winners by The Associated Press, defeating Guy F. Talarico of Paramus, whose seat was moved from the 38th District.
