He knew what it was like to do battle with him.
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The quads don't just fly either, but do battle with lasers.
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Meanwhile, White continues to do battle with Mignogna trolls on Twitter.
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In coral reefs, certain species of flatworm do battle with their members.
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Every celebrity has to do battle with trolls from time to time.
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I want to do battle with the biggest companies in the world.
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In other words, its ability to do battle with J.P. Morgan and others.
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In fiction, FBI agents frequently do battle with a frightening enemy — serial killers.
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"They usually do battle with these really beautiful skin displays," Dr. Allen said.
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In his paranoid world view, he must do battle with a deep state.
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It is when you should do battle with darkness by caramelizing citrus for dessert.
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So, with Goldberg set to do battle with Brock at WWE Survivor Series on Nov.
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It is time to do battle with them and I think we can do it.
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I even keep a cordless vacuum cleaner handy to do battle with the dust bunnies.
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And the goddess of evil is preparing to do battle with the god of good.
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Mr Chu, the campaigner, says the government is unwilling to do battle with the rural landowners.
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In the meantime, we have a whole new squadron of ghouls to meet and do battle with.
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John McEnroe says he was once offered $1 MILLION by Donald Trump to do battle with her.
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On the large TV screen before her, Donald J. Trump strode out to do battle with Hillary Clinton.
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And yet, on Thursday, Trump had sent Press Secretary Sean Spicer to do battle with the truth once again.
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You'll also do battle with the remnants of the Red Legion (read: more Cabal) because...they're shoved in too.
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Those trends have had to do battle with a near-daily barrage of some disturbance or another coming from Washington.
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In this view, the ocean full of prehistoric sea creatures waiting to do battle with the mariners who hunt them.
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Apple is still preparing to do battle with Qualcomm in the courts over what it claims are excessive royalties for chips.
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Even rock stars, their lyrics suggest, must grow up and do battle with the dragons of mundanity: death, heartbreak, and finances.
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They are both the source of your and your friends' powers and the sum total of enemies you do battle with.
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In Ukraine, many at the State Department wanted to do battle with every lie that was churned out by Putin's propagandists.
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So it would seem audiences will get to watch skyscraper-sized robots do battle with giant, extradimensional lizard beings once more.
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We cannot do battle with these feelings and overcome them; how we heal is by allowing ourselves to feel the pain.
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While I do battle with my sandwich, the people on the next table are treated to something from the performance menu.
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I just don't have it in me to climb a ladder and do battle with an uncooperative string of Christmas lights.
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Now, instead of being at war with the mirror, I do battle with myself in the pages of my favorite magazines.
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Under the most amicable of circumstances, mayors have to do battle with the federal government to maintain and increase city funding.
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Fowler's first two jobs in the tech industry were at smaller companies that had no HR departments to do battle with.
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The edible grenades may be some time in arriving, but the US army appears ready to do battle with its toxic footprint.
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Sean Spicer, Press secretary The longtime RNC spokesman and strategist is poised to do battle with the media as Trump's press secretary.
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First up, there's a BMW X7 coming, which will be a giant SUV to do battle with the Escalades of the world.
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I'm not looking to do battle with the Trump campaign, but I have to show my girls that this is the right thing.
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Of course, it's kind of kind of hard to picture a flower as a living monster that you might actually do battle with.
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In this relatively new sport, contestants do battle with moves borrowed from boxing, wrestling, karate and other forms of hand-to-hand combat.
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So, yes, I want to see Jon, the Hound, and all their pals head north to do battle with the Army of the Dead.
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In other words, Zuckerberg's formative years, his entire teen computer-nerd existence, was spent watching Microsoft do battle with the US government—and lose.
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Now, we have a proper successor: meet the LC, a flagship coupe ready to do battle with the BMWs and Mercedes of the world.
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One could imagine English commanders holding councils of war in the gatehouse before heading off to do battle with the French or Spanish navies.
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But what makes the movie interesting — and disturbing on a few different levels — is how its sentimental, inspirational elements do battle with darker impulses.
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There is also any number of other weapons China hasn't yet utilized to do battle with the United States in any prolonged trade war.
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Along the way he has to do battle with Moon pirates, space monkeys, incompetent astronauts, the secretive Space Command, and his own personal demons.
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They continue to do battle with bricks-and-mortar and they continue to make progress, so I actually think the Amazon story is still interesting.
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The next-generation version of the Ranger pickup built on several continents is scheduled to do battle with the Toyota Tacoma and Chevrolet Colorado soon.
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But maybe there is some connection between fighting a duel and coming in to do battle with the news of New York City every day.
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He left, after a period of "talking people off the walls and off the ledges," preparing to do battle with another New Yorker, Donald Trump -- again.
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On Thursday, Biden will be under pressure to show Democratic voters that he's fit, physically and mentally, for the presidency — and to do battle with Trump.
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Only ONE running back can be the true king of L.A. ... and Chargers' Melvin Gordon says he's ready to do battle with Rams star Todd Gurley.
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Exactly two years ago, Stifel analysts told clients that Wal-Mart had a lot of work to do if it wanted to do battle with the Amazon.
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From behind a heavy police cordon, their cries of "Nazis out!" were forced to do battle with the strains of Wagnereseque music blaring from the nationalists' loudspeakers.
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Does the government's restraint reflect nothing more than the reluctance of politicians to do battle with the digital equivalent of publishers who buy ink by the barrel?
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John Boehner as speaker last year, sought to use the attacks to portray himself as a man willing to do battle with the GOP leadership -- much like Cruz.
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Chuck Schumer, the incoming minority leader, said the GOP is like "the dog that caught the bus," warning that Democrats would do battle with Republicans on the issue.
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Mech building company Megabots has spent the last four years building giant robots that swing really large knives, chainsaws, and drills, and occasionally do battle with other mechs.
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The app has certainly found a receptive audience in the world's second most populous country, in spite of having to do battle with the global juggernaut that is WhatsApp.
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Clinton chose U.S. Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia as her vice presidential running mate on Friday to help her do battle with Republican nominee Donald Trump in November's election.
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Apple has retained two prominent, free-speech lawyers to do battle with the government, according to court papers: Theodore Olson, who won the political-speech case Citizens United v.
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Before Brodie can do battle with the sleazy Anderson Price outfit, he has to convince Penny Trotter that he's turned up sufficient evidence her husband is cheating on her.
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He did not deny that, as the world learned of those interference campaigns, Facebook under Sandberg's leadership turned to third-party firms to do battle with the company's detractors.
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The move to enhance parental controls is likely only one of the ways Netflix is preparing to do battle with Disney, who will both be competing for subscribers with children.
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The follow-up film will tell the story of the Losers Club returning to their hometown of Derry, Maine, as adults to do battle with Pennywise the Dancing Clown again.
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For as aggressive as it is, imagine just how crazy the new Civic Type-R that will do battle with the likes of the Ford Focus RS might look like.
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The Hearthstone- and Warcraft-themed scene features a Murloc singing Christmas carols, pausing between songs to go do battle with denizens outside and decorating the fireplace with its newfound loot.
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They can't do battle with Decepticons, but they can turn their heads from side to side and move their arms and fingers and, erm, shoot smoke from between their legs.
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In the Harry Potter books, Harry's mentor Dumbledore is constantly sending 11-year-old Harry to do battle with unspeakable evil because that's what the tropes of the genre demand.
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It's hard not to smile at the creatures of the ocean's "Brine Kingdom," which is full of kaiju-sized, English-speaking marine crustaceans that do battle with Volkswagen-sized pincers.
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Embedded in tens of millions of contracts, the clauses prevent Americans from joining in class-action lawsuits, the only realistic way that an individual can do battle with a wealthy corporation.
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Watch guitarist James Bowman do battle with the forces of space evil by using the power of rock, and frontwoman Laura Jane Grace circle the camera barefoot until you are dizzy.
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Hornets reserve C Al Jefferson went 19-of-26 from the field in the final two games of the regular season and will do battle with Heat C Hassan Whiteside. 3.
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And they pointed to the former vice president's forceful attacks on Mr. Trump at a news conference Friday to argue that he was now ready to do battle with the president.
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But few candidates try to keep such an iron grip on their image as Mr. Trump did in 2016, driving his aides to do battle with reporters over seemingly minor details.
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The game, in which players search out and capture Pokemon characters and do battle with other Pokemon, is free, but it also offers in-app purchases for power-ups and extra items.
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His prospects may have improved with the release, in 1980, of "Urban Cowboy," in which John Travolta and Debra Winger do battle with a mechanical bull in a honky-tonk called Gilley's.
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There are two methods of discovering the virus in the body: Doctors can look for its genetic markers, or look for the antibodies the body creates to do battle with the virus.
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But Corbyn's intervention, during a week in which left-wing populist measures were also floated by Labour, makes clear he is now ready to do battle with the Prime Minister over Brexit.
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When the Fall Out Boy revamp of the Ghostbusters theme filled the theater and the four leads lined up to do battle with some ghosts, I could not help it — I was overcome!
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Rival camps inside President Vladimir Putin's entourage are preparing to do battle with each other over whether the Russian state should keep its role as custodian of the economy.
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Competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) popped up in the late 90s and early aughts to do battle with incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs), often providing cheaper, less-restrictive alternatives to ILEC product offerings.
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The country's leaders vowed to write new laws and rules to improve safety at sea, and to do battle with the culture of corruption that courses through the country's companies and safety agencies.
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The world begrudgingly worked around the gag rule in the 1980s, fought it and the abstinence prevention strategy during the George W. Bush years and will likely do battle with reinstated gags in 2017.
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Were they that little bit lighter and more affordable, the P9s could really do battle with the Beats of this world, but then Bowers & Wilkins already does that with its P5 and P7 models.
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What made Vader so compelling in a sea of dross was that he did seem to be a cartoon, a violent adult anime imported from Japan to do battle with tamer, Saturday morning fare.
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Recently Stephen Hawking, who has spent his entire career battling a form of Lou Gehrig's disease, wheeled across the stage in Harvard's hoary, wood-paneled Sanders Theater to do battle with the black hole.
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Some allies of Mr. Trump say he is not preparing enough to do battle with a woman in mind; he has only one senior adviser who is a woman, his campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration's woefully slow rollout of COVID-19 testing has allowed the pandemic to spread undetected throughout the U.S. for weeks, forcing public health officials to do battle with an invisible enemy.
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Unfortunately, Virtuosity had little to do with the technology other than a VR-made super villain (Russell Crowe) who gets fabricated into a real world criminal to do battle with a human cop (Denzel Washington).
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The doll is now available for pre-order on The Barbie Collection website for $40, but you'll have to wait until March when it officially ships for him to do battle with the Batman version.
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It was then that Hesse was first forced to confront the entire weight of the institutions ranged against him—family, church, school, society—and do battle with them in the name of defending his individuality.
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In 2014, when the federal government announced it would confiscate his cattle, Mr. Bundy said publicly that he was "ready to do battle" with federal agents and would "do whatever it takes" to protect his livestock.
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Hearing Trump attack the intelligence and law enforcement agencies that daily do battle with Putin's goons was so odd that we had to re-read the transcript just to be sure our ears weren't playing tricks.
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Some will no doubt work with Mr. Trump on rebuilding infrastructure and overhauling trade agreements, while other unions will do battle with him — on his plans to repeal Obamacare, deport millions of immigrants and much more.
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Moore has said recently he wanted to accommodate Trump's policies, that he feels the president's reelection was necessary for the country's economic success, and wants to do battle with what he calls "growth-phobiacs" at the Fed.
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Democrats are backing away from a potential floor fight over "Dreamers," marking a shift in field tactics from earlier this year as they prepare to do battle with Republicans next week over a major government funding bill.
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We're only a few short months away from the beginning of the all-out streaming wars, when HBO Max and Quibi and Disney+/Apple TV+/all the other pluses do battle with Netflix for our monthly subscription budgets.
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But even if she beats him by a wide margin and comes up considerably short of the 50 percent threshold, Feinstein could still be in trouble, or at least have to continue to do battle with her liberal foes.
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The 19623 shops that bake Winchell's and Yum Yum donuts twice daily onsite in the greater Los Angeles area do battle with dozens of local independent shops, which exist in greater numbers here than in any other American city.
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The holiday shopping season has begun, and J. P Morgan took a deep dive into how investors can better understand the e-commerce world as Amazon gears up to do battle with the likes of Target, Walmart and eBay.
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Pokéstops are landmarks where players can pick up a fresh supply of items every few minutes, and gyms are places where players can do battle with one another, with the victor claiming temporary supremacy over a real-life location.
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Lawmakers, many of them newly elected Tea Party Republicans eager to do battle with President Barack Obama, needed someone to guide them through what a US default would mean for the economy, then still recovering from the 2008 financial crisis.
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The $42 million raised in February would bring the total raised by Sanders to roughly $137 million, and continue giving him the fuel needed to do battle with Hillary Clinton, even if a path to the nomination has narrowed greatly.
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Steven A. Cohen, the billionaire investor, hired him to do battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission when it was deciding how long to bar him from the securities industry for failing to adequately monitor employees charged with insider trading.
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This time, his eagerness to do battle with "slow and political" courts that have repeatedly rejected his travel ban and critics like Mayor Sadiq Khan of London, the first Muslim to lead a major Western capital, overcame any more deliberative strategy.
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They are enticed by the increased prestige of writing for a medium long disdained as a vast wasteland, in the era of Peak TV, when streaming services do battle with the broadcast and cable networks to win the allegiances of audiences.
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Disney's acquisition of Fox, which survived a $65 billion counterbid from Comcast, signaled its intention not just to do battle with Netflix — as well as Amazon Prime, HBO, and Apple — but to marshal the necessary resources to vanquish the competition.
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However, in 1978, after a long, successful, and occasionally stormy career at Ford, Iacocca was fired by Henry Ford II. When you do battle with the guy whose name is on the building, you lose — even if you helped to create the Mustang.
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We don't know about you, but we can't think of anything we'd rather do on a hot, sticky day than slip into an air-conditioned theater where we can spend two hours watching Jason Statham do battle with an enormous prehistoric shark.
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He said Ford is ready to do battle with tech giants like Uber and Google, but he also wants to keep competitors like Tesla on a "level playing field" by subjecting them to the same dealership laws that Ford has to follow.
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Ellison was also endorsed by Chuck Schumer, a Clinton endorser who frequently typifies the kind of close ties to Wall Street that Sanders criticizes, but who is trying to wield together a unified Democratic Senate caucus to do battle with Donald Trump.
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And he has begun to make an increasingly direct case to the rest of the party that his urgent message is the best match for a trying political moment, and that he is the candidate most prepared to do battle with President Trump.
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Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has historically struggled against Rex Ryan defenses, so the Bills will try to send some blitzes to force him to make quick decisions while CBs Stephon Gilmore and Ronald Darby do battle with Jets WRs Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker.
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The sweetener is that it's helping to lift purchasing, even among the biggest of its partners, and pointedly those who have been finding it a challenge to do battle with Prime, which Amazon uses to create loyalty for itself rather than a plethora of retailers.
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Even some of the more fully developed border movies — including Gregory Nava's 1984 gem "El Norte," in which a Guatemalan brother and sister crawl through a sewer pipe and do battle with rats in crossing from Tijuana to San Diego — conjure up this tone.
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Because of the billions of dollars its earned through Fortnite, Epic now has enough in its war chest to properly do battle with Valve, and it's doing so by offering up more developer-friendly revenue splits and wielding its Unreal Engine toolkit as a strategic weapon.
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If he really wants to improve school standards, say, or scale back subsidies paid to favoured businesses, or open up the labour market, he will have to do battle with the Bünde, the mighty interest groups within the ÖVP, and with his party's powerful state governors.
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Sources tell TMZ Sports the undefeated 30-year-old British champion is all set to do battle with Canelo Alvarez on May 2nd at the T-Mobile Arena in Vegas (as first reported by ESPN's Salvador Rodriguez) ... and it's a fight Billy Joe has wanted for months!!
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Mr. Trump responded by telling Mr. Erdogan, much as he had in December, that he would be removing American troops from the area where the Turkish leader hoped to do battle with the Kurdish-led militia that has been critical American allies against the Islamic State.
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"I sometimes believe industry stamps a man physically fit if his handshake is firm, his head steady enough to do battle with a three-martini lunch, and his bottom hard enough to sit long hours behind a desk," the swimming hall of fame quoted him as saying.
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And, oh yes, these open-back headphones do cost an order of magnitude more than Audio-Technica's most popular models, with the Japanese company aiming to do battle with the likes of the Sennheiser HD 13 S, Audeze LCD-X, Focal Utopia, and the MrSpeakers Ether Flow models.
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Gary Cooper's courageous lawman — pulled out of retirement when no one else in his town will agree to do battle with a posse of evildoers — perfectly captures the isolation of leadership, as well as the heroic self-mythologizing it takes to believe that you alone can fix things.
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We don't know how dramatically Paul and James will decline between now and then, or how deep a roster can be filled out behind them, but that trio should account for enough firepower to at the very least do battle with the Warriors in the Western Conference Finals.
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No spoilers here, folks — it's right there in the title, Batman shall do Battle with Superman — and if that moment is ostensibly what you are paying to see, with waste laid hither and yon, with bad blood and true malice a clear winner in the end, then you shall have it.
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The tender summer light of the Hamptons will do battle with the existentially icy light of Samuel Beckett — "then gently light unfading on that unheeded neither" — when the media artist and choreographer Jonah Bokaer opens "Platform: Jonah Bokaer" at the Parrish Art Museum in Watermill, N.Y., on Saturday, July 9.
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And internal documents, referred to in a partly redacted complaint filed as part of the lawsuit, appear to confirm that the carriers saw the merger less as an opportunity to do battle with China (always an unclear mission for a domestic phone company) but rather as an opportunity to raise prices.
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Our Kim Severson profiled the chef Sean Brock for The Times this week, and the story shines a pretty big light on one of the darkest corners of professional cooking, the place where stress and anxiety and depression and dread do battle with alcohol and drugs, and winners are rare.
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From an early age, I was taught Jesus would return any moment, descending from heaven in a flash "like a thief in the night" riding on a horse -- with a sword in his mouth -- ready to do battle with an anti-Christ, a mysterious figure who is the literal embodiment of evil.
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In other contexts, Pope Francis has spoken of hell as a real fate that awaits those who exclude themselves from God, and he certainly has a robust belief in the need to do battle with the devil, who cunningly fills people's heads with all manner of deceptive ideas about themselves and the world.
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Charles M. Blow It has been somewhat fascinating and sometimes fun to watch Elizabeth Warren do battle with Donald Trump in alternating salvos of tweets, but in the end I fear that this approach of trying to "beat a bully," as Warren put it in one of her tweets, is a futile effort.
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How many moviegoers really recall that moment when Bill Pullman's unshakable President Thomas J. Whitmore proclaims, "We're fighting for our right to live, to exist," as he sends a young squadron of pilots (and a drunken one played by Randy Quaid) to do battle with murderous alien invaders who have destroyed much of the planet.
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Phoenix, which returned home from a five-game road trip on Monday and could not find the energy to do battle with the Brooklyn Nets in a 98-92 loss that marked the lowest-scoring game of the brief Jay Triano era as coach, finally dealt disgruntled point guard Eric Bledsoe away on Tuesday morning.
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And if you read "The Art of the Deal" backward in the original Sanskrit, you'll find it foretold there as well: Before the seventh seal is opened, before Famine and Pestilence are loosed, the Man in White must do battle with the Combed-Over Titan, amid the ravening shrieks of Twitter and beneath the unblinking eye of Cable News.
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EditorsNote: adds "Daniel" in seventh graf; fixes "execute" in ninth graf Ahmed's single in ninth lifts Diamondbacks DENVER — The at-bat lasted 12 pitches and ended in a strikeout on a 100 mph fastball, but Nick Ahmed said watching Paul Goldschmidt do battle with Colorado Rockies closer Carlos Estevez paved the way for his game-winning single.
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As an adolescent in provincial Brittany, he had seen war reach behind the front and penetrate civilian populations and institutions; in Blood Dark he set out to create a war literature of the home front, a toxic zone where rumors do battle with the truth and witch hunts are carried out in the name of patriotism.
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Like any sequel, some serious ramping up was done—alone predatory enemy became thousands of them, as our platoon of heroes do battle with them on their planet—but that was the only concession to convention: Apart from the creature with the bulging, elongated head (there's that imagery again) and Sigourney Weaver's hero Ripley, Aliens was unrecognizable from its predecessor.
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The picture that the younger Six sketched was of an inward-looking father who is trying to preserve a legacy by keeping the world at bay, who comes to realize over time that he also has to do battle with a gregarious and extroverted son who feels that the way to preserve that legacy is precisely by sharing it with the wider world.
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As it happened, many of them were roles in which she wouldn't have to do battle with the looming legacy of Maria Callas and other great divas of the past: Massenet's Thaïs and Manon; Desdemona in Verdi's "Otello"; the title role in Dvorak's "Rusalka" (an opera that was practically unheard-of until Ms. Fleming brought it back into the repertory); Tatiana in "Eugene Onegin"; and the Marschallin.
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" The result is a strange hybrid of a book, part how-to manual, part jeremiad, filled with rambling disquisitions on the likes of Augustine, Teddy Roosevelt and the philosopher John Dewey, who serves as the villain of Sasse's chapters on education, wherein families seeking to nurture their children's individual "souls" do battle with a "homogenized" public school system in thrall to Dewey's "totalizing goals.
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The danger for Democrats is that intensifying public hostility to President Trump may hand them the White House in 2020 before they have fully cultivated a leadership cadre equipped to address the conflicts that have torn the party apart in the past — a cadre that must also be strong enough to do battle with the increasingly powerful moneyed class and its voracious lobbying elite.
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They say these "distractions" — everything from the president's angry response to criticism about hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico to his continuing willingness to do battle with any number of opponents on Twitter — mean that Republican candidates spend too much time answering questions about what the leader of their party is saying or tweeting instead of focusing on the economic news that should be the real story of the election.
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That bout, in which Umehara won a stunning come-from-behind victory against Wong at the Evolution Championship Series 2004, is considered iconic by people in the fighting-game community to this day: And given how much overlap there is between comics culture and the fighting-game community, seeing the two do battle with, say, Iron Fist facing Ryu is an easy way to promote a show about Iron Fist fighting evil ninjas.
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Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE is willing to do battle with chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE to preserve his position at the center of the White House, more than a half-dozen sources close to the situation tell The Hill.
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