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• Same with the Pac-12, although if USC or Oregon win out, they’ll get the fourth bid.

• Microsoft’s Search Network can help you reach consumers planning to purchase, so be sure to target those audiences by applying audience targeting bid modifiers to your holiday ads and shopping campaigns.

• High-profile women of color won their election bids, including the four representatives—Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Ayanna Pressley, and Rashida Tlaib—known as “The Squad.”

• There, she became the youngest person — and first woman — to present an arbitration case, ultimately winning Chicago its bid over pitcher Alex Fernandez’s salary.

• Last week, she lost a congressional bid in a landslide – 19 points, as of the latest ballot count – to Sara Jacobs, who has never held elective office and lost a race in a different congressional district in 2018.

• A cabal can do it, selling their influence to the highest bidder.

• Rod Blagojevich auctioning off the seat to the highest bidder.

• Politicians who argued for selling land to the highest bidder and using the funds for the federal budget were drowned out.

• Much worse, it turned out the ads cost $4.7 million—$2 million more than the next lowest bidder.

• Yet, she is still very much a pawn in the system—her body is actively sold to the highest bidder.

• With such an assembly at hand the time was ripe for selling Daisy-Jewel to the highest bidder.

• "Thirty," said the first in a tone which seemed to defy further competition.