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The USC-bound Palmer had prevailed on every occasion, including a 55-42 victory in a divisional high school championship game that was widely considered the best in Orange County history.

Two years ago, the former mayor of Happy Valley, a Portland suburb, scratched out a narrow victory in a Democratic-leaning Oregon congressional district, one of just 16 Republicans nationwide who prevailed on turf where Trump lost to Joe Biden.

He defended his request to reorder the candidates as legal and predicted he would have prevailed on it had the other two Bobs insisted on remaining on the ballot.

The concern that immigrants who are not eligible to vote are illegally casting ballots has prevailed on the right for years.

The Mariners might have been able to withstand one of those aspects, even the minimal offensive production, and still prevailed on Tuesday night at T-Mobile Park.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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