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• Texas Secretary of State Geoffrey Connor said he now expects that the state will have its largest turnout since 1992.
• He helped Utah have its largest margin of victory since a defeat of UTEP by the same score in 1997.
• America is likely to have its largest trade deficit with China, not Japan, in the next year or two.
• Al Shaqab s Team competes annually throughout the Middle East and Europe, having its largest campaigns in Qatar and France.
• It will have its largest genomics operations in Cambridge, said Dr . Harvey J . Berger, Ariad's founder and chief executive.
• Venezuela and Iran are members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, and Iran is believed to have its largest embassy staff in the Americas in Caracas.
• "Better to remember Dixie and debate its philosophy than to have its largest shrine hijacked for Coca-Cola ads and MTV songs, " he writes.
• "For me it's a philosophical aspiration _ that technology will have its largest impact on our condition when it's invisible, " he said.
• To get round this, we note that the coefficient will have its largest value where the smallest ranks are all opposite the 0s and the largest ranks are opposite the 1s.
• ED & amp; F Man says Ivory Coast, benefiting from favorable growing conditions, is on pace for a record while Ghana should have its largest crop since 1972-73.
• In the currency markets, where a Fed rate cut might have its largest impact, the dollar dropped moderately, but mainly because of new data showing a widening trade deficit and pessimism about trade talks between the United States and Japan.
• "" " ( " " " ) is a minor planet ( trans-Neptunian object or extended AU . The epoch of July 2018 will be when will have its largest heliocentric semi-major axis of 1644 AU.
• Beyond that, the city is developing a Science Park and main " Centro Empresarial e Tecnol骻ico " ( " Business and Technology Centre " ), as well as important commercial, financial and service centre of the region, having its largest Shopping Mall and largest concentration of banks.
• An NPA ( area code ) would usually have its largest city as its primary toll center, with smaller toll centers serving the secondary cities scattered throughout the NPA . TSPS allowed telephone companies to close smaller toll centers and consolidate operator services in regional centers which might be hundreds of miles from the subscriber.
• A coalition of nonpartisan groups called National Voice announced last week a push for an additional 200, 000 registrations in the last days . Project Vote, the nonpartisan arm of the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, which claims more than a million registrations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington and other states, planned to have its largest force of paid workers on the streets over the weekend registering people to vote.