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Examples
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Clinching is pretty good, but it's not what we want to celebrate. ''
USATODAY.com 2007
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Clinching the failing grade is El Paso, Texas, a city that all of the sudden seems sublimely peaceful.
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He is the co-author of Winning Strategies: Secrets to Clinching Multimillion-Dollar Deals, a book dedicated to finding, structuring and delivering IT services and outsourcing deals in today's dynamic marketplace.
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He is the co-author of Winning Strategies: Secrets to Clinching Multimillion-Dollar Deals, a book dedicated to finding, structuring and delivering IT services and outsourcing deals in today's dynamic marketplace.
A Dealmaker's Five Predictions Anirban Dutta 2010
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Clinching VID (ph), they say he was spotted just before that strike on the roof, getting treatment for his diabetic legs.
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Clinching the pact required the same kind of determination and resourcefulness that it takes to win many Olympic contests.
Capturing the Gold 2008
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Clinching the deal would put the Long Island cable operator in control of Newsday and related assets, including the free New York City newspaper amNew York.
Cablevision Closes In Matthew Karnitschnig, Shira Ovide 2008
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Clinching that status carries a host of benefits, because some institutional investors have restrictions on how much they can allocate to places that aren't considered investment grade.
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Clinching the Veep's involvement in outing a CIA agent will get you on the front page.
Swopa: Hiding in Plame Sight: The Blockbuster Story No One Is Reporting from the Libby Trial 2008
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Clinching a first-round bye just got a little harder than expected, however.
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