States that Trump won narrowly — specifically Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — saw very few campaigns and, per our count, were seen by fewer than 1,000 people in the last five weeks before the election.
As with Criteo's previous acquisition of Tedenis, AdQuantic is based in Paris and so is one more boost for the startup ecosystem in France — and a win specifically for those startups in Europe built around the very hot field of data science.
Exulting in his election victory, attacking his political opponents and railing on about killing Obamacare, the president celebrated winning — and, specifically, his winning — above all else.
Stoll adds that NSF will be discussing their findings from this analysis, as well as the winning proposals specifically, within the agency itself and at various meetings of professional societies.
The party's deputy leader, Simon Hughes, said: "We specifically won our battle to get the tax threshold raised, that was in our manifesto last time and out of all the policies that was our biggest commitment".
The 92 buildings lucky enough to receive a fanfare via an excel spreadsheet, however, have already won an award: specifically a lead plaque that they can put in the lobby, and called, amazingly enough, a "RIBA Award".
"In the larger context, there were some important gains that the machinists won long term, specifically at least 8,000 machinist union jobs at Boeing and possibly as many as 20,000 jobs in the region," said Harley Shaiken, a prominent union expert and professor at UC Berkeley.
Lord Holmes, who represented Great Britain for 17 years at swimming and won nine gold medals, specifically mentioned the case of disabled actor Athena Stevens.
Mr Miliband won the leadership by specifically repudiating much of Mr Blair's "New Labour" politics, vanquishing his more Blairite brother David in the process.
Now the performance of early music, and of Bach specifically, has won freedom in many directions, yet Ms. Argerich's performance of the C minor Partita (No. 2) here seemed no less distinctively her own.
