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“He called his third-place showing a "ticket to ride" to South Carolina, but his distant finish behind Romney and runner-up Ron Paul was widely regarded as lackluster.”
“While the two finalists will secure passage to Germany, the winner of the third-place match will play Europe's fifth-place side, Italy or Switzerland, in a playoff.”
“The biggest laggard has been Mr. Huntsman, who is heralding his third-place finish in New Hampshire as a relaunch of his campaign, but who has failed to qualify for the ballots in Illinois, Virginia and Arizona.”
“Jon Huntsman's third-place finish might have been encouraging, except it's hard to see where he goes from here.”
“Those voters helped push Mr. Paul to a second-place finish and Mr. Huntsman to a likely third-place showing.”
“The U.S. men put themselves in great position in the ski jumping phase, landing just two seconds behind leader Finland and 34 seconds ahead of third-place Austria and 39 ahead of Japan.”
“The third-place winner in particular has some really amazing wrinkles.”
“Not coincidentally, the third-place finisher was Rickey Henderson, who scored 146 runs—the two had helped each other dramatically.”
“Jerry Kelly is 187th in driving distance, third-place Micheel is 130th in driving distance and Verplank, tied for fourth, is 180th.”
“Mrs. Bachmann's straw poll victory over runner-up Ron Paul established her as the front-runner in Iowa, but it was Mr. Pawlenty's third-place finish that had the most meaning.”
The Wall Street Journal: GOP Race Gains Focus as Pawlenty Says Goodbye
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