eke

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• Campbell’s office brought hotel union leaders and a vacation rental platform that undermined past regulatory attempts to the table to try to eke out a compromise.

• Perhaps if Nautiluses and Allonautiluses only had to survive the warming depths, they would do as they have always done—eke by.

• She didn’t qualify in the 200, and in the 400 m in Rio, Shaunae Miller-Uibo of the Bahamas eked a win over Felix by diving across the finish line.

• I eked by in the rest of my classes, often skipping weeks of lectures just to avoid getting called on by professors.

• The difference will be in how much scale Carrefour can eke from each growth stream as it tries to cement its version of a self-serve retail network media — Carrefour Links — in the minds of marketers.

• The polls say Republicans will likely eke out a small majority in the Senate this Election Day.

• They made the playoffs just four times and managed to eke out only one playoff series win.

• It's hard to find an extra 18,000 votes by squinting hard, but you can probably eke out a few hundred.

• Thanks to an unexpectedly strong showing in the West and the farm belt, Truman managed to eke out re-election.

• Polls suggests he should be able to eke out a win of three points or so.

• She had no ambition whatever, and merely hoped to be able to eke out in this way her slender resources.