It was also when Al Gore was going up against Bush, or when Kerry was going up against Bush—and annihilated Bush in one of those debates—or Clinton going up against H.W. You know, Reagan and Mondale . . .
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"I know going up against some of the guys that we have, like Tobias, and going up against Avery all the time in practice," Kennard says.
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In Buzzer Beater, you're going up against a countdown clock.
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It means going up against angry fans and angry publicists.
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Mobile gaming is finally going up against the big dogs.
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They are civil servants going up against this flashy crowd.
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So, this is Alphabet's first going up against Tim Cook.
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Sanders was an obscure senator going up against a juggernaut.
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Especially when these women are going up against powerful men.
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He can be ruthless when going up against political enemies.
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But he's going up against the government of China anyway.
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So who are these two worried up about going up against?
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"Going up against Andrew Cuomo is a formidable battle," she says.
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Both devices are going up against Amazon's Echo and Apple's iPhone.
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Think about that, Ed, if he's going up against Donald Trump.
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"I don't think I'll be going up against them," Trump said.
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You mentioned LeBron and Denver going up against the Lakers recently.
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Going up against him, he's the best scorer in the NBA.
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VS: Which player are you most excited about going up against?
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But Skinn and his teammates felt confident going up against Michigan State.
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He was going up against Democratic candidate Dan Wolgamott in the election.
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They're wrong — but as a physician, that's what you're going up against.
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IBM certainly faces a tough fight going up against Amazon and Microsoft.
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Robinhood will be going up against established players like Coinbase's GDAX exchange.
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That's going out on a limb, and going up against vested interests.
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It meant going up against shaving giant Gillette, but Dubin was determined.
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But he is going up against David Rozenholc, the lawyer representing Metropolitan.
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I mean, at this point I'm going up against a Cabinet secretary.
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So, does this mean Google is going up against Uber head on?
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The cannabis minister going up against the police chief was a big deal.
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The Warriors are going up against Drake's beloved hometown team, the Toronto Raptors.
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"I don't think I'll be going up against them," Trump said earlier Thursday.
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Lacy Clay in Missouri's 1st District and Chardo Richardson going up against Rep.
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Going up against such powerful men felt like more than she could handle.
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Billed as his final fight, Pacquiao is going up against American Timothy Bradley.
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Going up against a giant, is not something many would choose to do.
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How do you feel about going up against two songs from La La Land?
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Leo went at it again a couple weeks later ... going up against Ansel Elgort.
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With two women going up against each other, gender is no longer a liability.
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"It's literally a way to combat what we are going up against," Elzie says.
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Osaka is also nominated for best female tennis player, going up against Serena Williams.
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And now he's mourning his best friend and going up against Captain Marvel's squad.
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Deliveroo is just one of the companies that Uber will be going up against.
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And on that front, Mueller enters the arena going up against Swift's wholesome reputation.
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The actress said the attorney dissuaded her from going up against a powerful director.
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Yes. But we'll be going up against a machine and a very organized force.
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But it also knows that it's going up against companies like Google and Microsoft.
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He argues an open system lowers the cost of going up against the forerunner.
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It's going up against the two market leaders in full-size trucks in America.
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"They were going up against the biggest mesmerizing car crash in television history," she says.
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Why would he risk going up against Empire's resident Lucifer for Cookie's love, you ask?
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In that sense, he's a very small David going up against a very big Goliath.
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This time, she's going up against castmates Vanessa Bayer and Leslie Jones for the award.
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She wants to know Quinn will be prepared, because she'll be going up against Olivia.
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It's important to keep in mind just how much noise you'll be going up against.
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As they continue on their hike, the "End Game" singers discuss going up against Drake.
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And as Trump's opponents have found, going up against Sanders is like punching Jell-O.
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"Avengers: Infinity War" could have featured the Marvel superheroes going up against versions of themselves.
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Newman, a marketing consultant, is going up against an entrenched incumbent with a cash advantage.
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It's going up against companies that have prioritized enterprise from the get-go like Box.
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Cosplayer Hannah Jones told me she'd "just been going up against every wall" taking pictures.
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Trump's advisers said the Republican presidential nominee was going up against a highly seasoned politician.
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Because if you are to run for president, that's what you will be going up against.
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Chinese player Ke Jie, 19, is going up against machine AlphaGo, and the stakes are high.
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You're often going up against huge numbers of enemies, and tasked with navigating seemingly impossible environments.
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However, going up against the Transportation Security Administration in 2016 is more complicated than in 1926.
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Is Kendall Jenner going up against her younger sister for the title of biggest beauty chameleon?
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A lot of candidates you endorsed were young or minorities going up against older, established candidates.
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Williams is a long-shot candidate, going up against well-known state politicians like Lt. Gov.
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He mentioned, without much elaboration, that would-be competitors in Compton regretted going up against him.
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If the case advances, the accusers could be deposed, going up against Mr. Trump yet again.
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Many are going up against more centrist Democrats, supported by long-standing, well-monied Democratic institutions.
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I want them to feel that same kind of empowerment in going up against the government.
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Going up against two established social networks offering virtually the same product makes it exponentially harder.
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But many of these are first-time candidates, going up against Republican incumbents with financial firepower.
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"It's nice to get to get this sort of recognition going up against some very tough competition."
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Problem is you're going up against muscle memory, and resistance to change the habit of a lifetime.
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As it stands, GoPro is going up against the likes of DJI, which has firmly established itself.
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" For her part, Levenberg said the prospect of going up against the president's business is "really scary.
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J.Lo as a Monterey mom, going up against Renata (because you know she'd be team Madeline Mackenzie)?
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Going up against the likes of beauty industry giants L'Oréal and Avon calls for a big strategy.
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Just because it's not going up against DJI, doesn't mean Intel isn't flying into some crowded skies.
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Some years I'm a token in a show, and I'm going up against my friends in auditions.
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In the comics, Negan becomes very useful in a war against the Whisperers, going up against Beta.
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I can't endorse anyone going up against Amazon, but I do appreciate a David and Goliath story.
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" For her part, Levenberg said the prospect of going up against the president's business is "really scary.
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"They were going up against a team that was head and shoulders better than everybody," Self said.
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It could be harder for private-sector workers going up against the largest corporations on the planet.
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But it was hard to win MVP when you were going up against Michael Jordan each year.
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In 2016, House Democrats didn't just face the obstacle of gerrymandering when going up against the GOP.
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The pair's legal teams will be seen going up against the state of Wisconsin to challenge those convictions.
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The plaintiffs would be vulnerable outcasts going up against one of the most powerful institutions in the world.
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It'll be going up against the Cityscoot service which launched in Paris last summer with 150 electric scooters.
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"Longer term, with the dollar generally going up against everything, I think that constraint becomes nonbinding," Cole said.
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"I had a lot of fear of going up against the fossil fuel state power complex," he says.
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Going up against a major multinational is not nearly as enjoyable as playing too loud in Carnegie Hall.
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Enflux is going up against some serious competition — especially for a product that's still a year from launch.
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Nelson is also up for re-election this year, and he's going up against former Florida Republican Gov.
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She's going up against one-term Congressman Jason Lewis, who defeated Craig last time she ran for office.
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Aside from the usual suspects as competitors, it is also going up against the block-chain/crypto startup Salt.
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Instead, she will be going up against Fifty Shades Freed actress Rita Ora when the episode airs on Thursday.
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That's what I noticed and that's going to be a fun challenge going up against them in their place.
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Caforio or Hill have the best chances of going up against Knight in the general election, the Times predicts.
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And ultimately, Apple is still going up against Google, which has been at this for more than a decade.
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They&aposre going up against the Washington Capitals, who are only playing in their second Stanley Cup final ever.
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Going up against such deep-pocketed and well-established rivals as Uber and Lyft is obviously an audacious plan.
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But it was going up against phones that offered screens with notches, the clear symbol of a 2018 device.
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This time, it seems Danny Rand will be going up against another student of K'un-Lun: the Steel Serpent.
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"You know going up against the guy tomorrow night you gotta take what he's gonna give you," Heyward said.
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The man is hardcore, and next week, Olivia and Co. are going up against him, specifically Huck (Guillermo Diaz).
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Justify will be going up against 20033 other horses at the Belmont Stakes in Elmont, New York, this weekend.
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Dropbox is not only going up against Google Docs, but an increasingly slew of competitors in the collaboration space.
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Of course, an individual going up against a giant corporation like Google or Facebook isn't in a fair fight.
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On occasion, he drifted over the line into smugness or condescension, dangerous ground when going up against Ms. Klobuchar.
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Do you think there's any power in the symmetry of Mr. Starr going up against Democrats then and now?
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Lake is used to going up against tough odds — it's something she did when kickstarting Stitch Fix seven years ago.
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There are new, irradiated versions of normal animals; going up against a glowing buffalo is not something I would recommend.
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In fairness to the Warriors, perhaps going up against the Clippers in their season opener was an unfair litmus test.
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With the Vision API, Google is going up against the likes of Microsoft's Project Oxford, which is currently in preview.
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"They're all [the department stores] going up against two very formidable competitors," said Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners.
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BREAKING: In October, JetBlue will begin 6x weekday flights btwn LGA & BOS, going up against Delta and AA shuttles. pic.twitter.
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"It feels as if I keep going up against the same bully at school who just won't quit," she said.
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Soma and his scrappy friends are always beating the odds, going up against people with more training, money, and power.
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Bloomberg's sources say that Amazon is going up against other potential acquirers in purchasing the business from Wagner/Cuban Cos.
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Shand recalled going up against Howe in a game in 1979, and Howe giving Shand an elbow to the face.
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Thankfully, they're going up against a Cincinnati defense that is the worst in the league by a multitude of metrics.
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People inside the Clinton orbit mourn the familiar shirts and skins of going up against a more conventional Republican nominee.
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Whether they're lying in bed with you or going up against you in a fight, people often can't read you.
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"It's basically like someone who has been training for Olympic taekwondo going up against a street fighter," Mr. Tian said.
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Its next test will be going up against Disney&aposs "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," which opens this Friday.
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This Jag is going up against BMW's M-Sport cars, Mercedes' AMG, Lexus' F-Sport, and Audi's S-Line cars.
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There are also worries about how well Verizon will fare going up against digital ad powerhouses like Facebook and Google.
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And any politician would have a hard time going up against the Society for Helping Cute Children on Capitol Hill.
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What is going up against Fox and the Trump administration like in comparison to those other reporting subjects for you?
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The startups — Oscar Health, Devoted Health, Bright Health, Clover Health, and Alignment Healthcare — are going up against giants in the industry.
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"It feels as if I keep going up against the same bully at school who just won&apost quit," she said.
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The "Sorry" singer will be dunking for Team Lakers going up against Team Clippers, the NBA confirmed in a statement Thursday.
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Here's how the Parademons look in the comics: And here's another look at them in animated form going up against Superman:
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The M200 will be going up against units like Yuneec's Typhoon H520, SenseFly's Albris, Freefly Alta 8, and Intel's Falcon 8.
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Not bad for a still scrappy team of 200 going up against—and never fearing—the biggest players on the web.
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As we previously reported ... Floyd is going up against undefeated 20-year-old kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa at RIZIN 14 on Dec.
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They're going up against Netflix and Spotify and Amazon and YouTube TV. They're all competing for the same thing: your time.
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It was going up against the newly jack-less iPhone 7 and might have looked more appealing to some by comparison.
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Cole, in his fifth major league start of the year, had the misfortune of going up against right-hander Jacob deGrom.
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And before he was elected president, Obama was a one-term senator from Illinois who was going up against Hillary Clinton.
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On Friday, Trump Jr. headlined a fundraiser in Montana for Matt Rosendale, senior state auditor going up against Democrat Jon Tester.
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Mr. Abe expended considerable political capital for the deal, going up against farmers who have traditionally supported his Liberal Democratic Party.
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As he looks to make inroads on Capitol Hill, Bloomberg is going up against Hill heavyweights like Joe Biden and Sens.
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Going up against McHenry, a ranking member on the House Financial Services committee, could anger key donors in the banking industry.
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The Reagan administration going up against IBM — that went on for years and years and years and cost millions of dollars.
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The show is called Goliath because it's about one guy going up against huge forces in the corporate and legal worlds.
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One thing's for sure: It's going up against Netflix and Amazon, who will both be spending far more on content this year.
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"It's hard to compete with a major family film in the summer months, even when you're going up against superheroes," Davis said.
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George Lucas: A Life shows a man who essentially reshaped the film industry, going up against the biggest organizations and overcoming them.
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But Blackburn, who's going up against Democrat Phil Bredesen (and remains behind him in fundraising), isn't shying away from her red roots.
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But we were going up against a set defense it felt like every single time, walking the ball upcourt after they scored.
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"He was dominant tonight, going up against the same guys he faced a couple of days ago," said Boston manager John Farrell.
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Oops. The amazing thing here is that the NHL is basically going up against the IOC, which is the ultimate sports villain.
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S. tariffs are going up against China but also against some of its traditional allies, such as Canada and the European Union.
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Unfortunately, we'll probably have to wait until the movie is released in March 2019 to see whom Carol is going up against.
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Flipkart will also be going up against big names like Netflix (NFLX) and market leader Hotstar, which is owned by Disney (DIS).
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"Going up against the No. 1 team in the league and to keep them to one goal is definitely big," Cizikas said.
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Steve Marchand, who came in second place in the 2016 Democratic race for governor, is going up against longtime former state Sen.
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"We are going up against people who have decades and decades of fundraising connections and experience and national networks," a campaign spokesperson said.
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If you're going up against Apple and Samsung in the smartphone market, you better have something exciting and get it out there first.
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The reason I see Stadia as a defensive move for YouTube has to do with the companies that Google is going up against.
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As Arya walked into the hall at Winterfell, it seemed that she was going up against her sister, Sansa, and her brother, Bran.
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All of this may sound really familiar and Adwerx is going up against industry heavyweights that already serve all of the same verticals.
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"It feels as if I keep going up against the same bully at school who just won't quit," Munn told the L.A. Times.
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Mook and his staff going up against master private-sector marketers like Trump and company have little chance to win in that arena.
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It didn't help that Boss Key was a fledgling studio that found itself in the unenviable position of going up against Activision-Blizzard.
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Brown spoke at San Diego Comic-Con earlier this year about going up against all sorts of monsters in her short acting career.
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In a system that's already designed to stonewall victims, this woman was going up against one of the most powerful men in Congress.
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Kate McKinnon knows all about friendly competition — she's going up against two of her Saturday Night Live costars at the 2017 Emmy Awards.
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Cole is getting his second chance as well but did not look particularly sharp when going up against Worley at Miami last week.
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Pittsburgh went down 3-1 on Tuesday while going up against Jose Fernandez and has totaled five runs in the last three losses.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition is facing its toughest election yet, going up against former premier Mahathir Mohamad.
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Legend, new to the show this season, reveled in the victory, especially when going up against his friend and costar with such odds.
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Wendy's isn't new to the roasting game and is constantly going up against their competitors, so Carl's Jr. isn't getting treated any different.
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You're usually playing for real money, and potentially going up against people who spend countless hours researching statistics to craft the perfect lineup.
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Her campaign knows they're going up against big Republican donors and that the national GOP is throwing major resources behind Heller in November.
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He is going up against a record number of candidates and battles in several states, and the results will determine his political future.
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His friend Devon Raden was a little bit anxious about going up against the Giants, despite their shaky bullpen, in an even year.
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The Jets (26.5-3) have the disadvantage of a rookie quarterback going up against a decent defense, but this is a winnable game.
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They'll be going up against a conservative media machine that has long primed its audience to make the judiciary a top-tier issue.
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That may be true in general, but not when you are going up against Saban, whose defense and offense are both top-ranked.
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Somebody may end up going up against their best friend and not being able to kill them or just hesitating for a minute.
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"When you are going up against Starbucks and Pret a Manger, you are kind of received universally as a hero," Mr. Norton said.
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The trailer reveals Dom will be going up against a person from his past — his younger brother — who is played by John Cena.
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But companies and tech investors need to be wise about the risks of betting on upstarts that are going up against these giants.
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He is also facing a packed primary, going up against at least two other Democrats who are similarly interested in the open seat.
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So Le.Taxi is going up against an established powerhouse without much of a reason for propsective riders to choose the service over Uber.
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Purdue is a high-octane offense going up against a Minnesota defense that couldn't stop a third string quarterback at Maryland last week.
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In recent days, "we realized she must be going up against him, and he just seemed unbeatable, he's a machine," Long said of Holzhauer.
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Asian rival Toyota has launched its newest-generation mid-sized sedan in the United States, going up against the facelifted Sonata offered by Hyundai.
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The site's editors recognized that this position was vulnerable: When you're going up against the consensus position, there's a very good chance you'll lose.
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And, following a tradition that we absolutely love, the couple will conclude their trip by going up against each other in an athletic competition.
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All of these routers—and even more are coming—are generation one devices going up against companies that've been doing home connectivity for decades.
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In the past, she's relied on keen use of her limited powers and those she's going up against underestimating her, which tends to happen.
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The album's got hefty competition ... going up against Cardi B (Invasion of Privacy), Nipsey Hussle (Victory Lap), Pusha T (Daytona) and Travis Scott (Astroworld).
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The big thing in California that we're going up against is that if you repeal the tampon tax, you increase the tax on alcohol.
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Hype is going up against the likes of Twitter's own live video app Periscope, so perhaps this is personal for the Vine co-founders.
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But for a company such as Blue Apron that's losing money, going up against Amazon's "unending bales " of cash would be no small feat.
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The lyrics still would have made sense—the song could be about someone named Raven who's going up against the political system in Germany.
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Underwood is also nominated for female vocalist of the year (going up against Lambert, among others) and album of the year for Cry Pretty.
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No. 12 Murray State, Friday Murray State's best player is senior point guard Jonathan Stark, a huge plus when going up against Press Virginia.
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Going up against a hapless Cincinnati Bengals team, the Seahawks could go up early and pound the rock with Carson as they eat clock.
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Because Garfield was going up against Shakespearean actor Mark Rylance, who has only lost once before when he was nominated, and that was to himself.
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Like the original, Splatoon 2 will feature teams of teenage squid kids going up against each other, attempting to paint arenas as much as possible.
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It's going up against brilliantly designed pieces of hardware like the Galaxy Note 8, LG V30, HTC U11, OnePlus 5, and Huawei Mate 10 Pro.
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"It doesn't do his campaign for governor a lot of good to be going up against the most powerful Democrat in the legislature," Schnur said.
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I hadn't been competing as much and all of a sudden I'm going up against the No. 1 in the world in my first heat.
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It hasn't been pretty, as the edges have put a hurting on him, although going up against the North's bounty of pass rushers hasn't helped.
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Apple is specifically going up against law enforcement because they want access to valuable local data kept on the iPhone 5C of a suspected terrorist.
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Unfortunately, it'll be going up against a slate of other VR headsets, and unless it's very aggressively priced, it doesn't have a chance to succeed.
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It's especially important as Google looks to build its cloud platform, GCP, into a massive business while going up against Amazon's AWS and Microsoft Azure.
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For Malaysian opposition leaders, restrictions on campaigning there are part of the frustration of going up against Mr. Najib, who heads Malaysia's formidable governing coalition.
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Trump rallied in Indiana on Thursday night in an effort to boost Republican Senate nominee Mike Braun, who is going up against incumbent Democratic Sen.
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The New Orleans Pelicans got a little feisty while going up against the defending champions on Monday, but it still didn't result in a win.
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Murphy, a one-term congresswoman, is going up against fellow Democrat Chardo Richardson, an up-and-coming lawyer who's running on a more liberal platform.
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Additionally, Macy's is directly going up against Amazon with a section of deals priced at $119 or less — the same cost as a Prime membership.
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" But he also defended the gun lobby, saying they were "good people" and "patriots," and adding, "I don't think I'll be going up against them.
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But this year's show had the benefit of not going up against a football game, as both N.F.L. wild card games occurred in the afternoon.
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Not only is it going up against behemoths like League of Legends and Call of Duty, but it's also not the only professional CS:GO circuit.
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But Zhu is also going up against the big marketing cloud companies like Salesforce, Oracle, and Adobe, which are also building up their CRM businesses.
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"In a four-way race, going up against an incumbent, I had a lot of people saying I was wasting my time," Mr. Balarin said.
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It's a pretty crowded field, and he's going up against some strong candidates with substantial financial reserves and high name recognition in early contest states.
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But she never gave away the fact she'd be going up against an all-time "Jeopardy!" great — much less taking down the answer-and-question Goliath.
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Swift and Gomez are even going up against each other for Female Artist of the Year and one of the socially voted categories, Best Fan Army.
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But with this one particular, it was having to work doubly hard in the gym, because I knew I was going up against Ben, and Batman.
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And in a market where Sony is going up against phones with nearly full-screen front faces, its Xperia design has started to look pretty tired.
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Whenever it launches its video service, for instance, it will be going up against Netflix, Amazon, Disney and AT&T's upcoming services, and more to come.
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While there isn't a cap on good ideas in Silicon Valley, it's important to keep in mind just how much noise you'll be going up against.
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As opponents of Trump's Muslim bans have learned, the courts represent a key weapon when going up against a president who doesn't play by the rules.
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It's easy to have a game plan in practice, but until you are actually going up against a player like Conley or Marc Gasol, it's different.
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I just want to remind the media, though, when you&aposre president is going up against Kim Jong-un you should be rooting for your president.
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So this year, Sony is doing it again, with a sequel going up against the final Star Wars entry just a few days later in December.
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While going up against other GIF platforms, Gfycat puts a lot of emphasis on creative tools (such as GIF Brewery, which it acquired in November 2016).
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It's easy to imagine that this behavior isn't limited to Apple, since all phone makers are going up against the very same processor and battery issues.
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The concept of streaming games over the web isn't new though—these are the other services that Stadia is going up against, and what they offer.
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Stanford, in the midst of a lackluster season, was going up against the undefeated, number-one ranked Notre Dame, led by none other than Lou Holtz.
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Their 0-3 results in the Group of Death (going up against Team SoloMid, Royal Never Give Up and Samsung Galaxy) isn't much of a shock.
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Baltimore's Tom Eshelman (213-1, 5.76 ERA) will make his third major league start in Saturday's game, going up against veteran Rick Porcello (7-7, 5.37).
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And that was exciting both as a technical feat and as the story of a 17-year-old kid going up against the Goliath of Apple.
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Some Beliebers are even going up against each other, telling the trolls to back off because they are embarrassing the whole fandom with their public outbursts.
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If anyone does challenge Pelosi, he or she will be inviting intense scrutiny and criticism in going up against a veteran Democratic lawmaker with powerful allies.
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He'll first have to use his credentials to secure the GOP nomination, going up against another Republican challenger, former Spanish-language broadcast journalist Maria Elvira Salazar.
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We obviously didn't give up, we kept fighting and I didn't do my part especially going up against somebody like Sonny Gray on the other side.
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Going up against the All-Star frontcourt of Paul Millsap and Al Horford, Thompson averaged 11 rebounds a game, six of those on the offensive end.
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VICE sat down with Reza to talk about going up against the most powerful man in his country, getting arrested, and Kuala Lumpur's DIY punk scene.
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With the launch of this product, Twilio could potentially be going up against some of its current customers who are selling contact center solutions to enterprises.
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"I was the only woman, and the only vegan going up against barbecue beef brisket chili, and pork and white bean chili," Mama T told me.
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When Apple launches its video service this year, it will be going up against Netflix, Amazon, Disney, and AT&T's upcoming services, and more to come.
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We rely on our unpleasant enemies the Iranians not to start a regional war because they don't want to risk going up against our juggernaut directly.
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He claimed that the firing was based on his sexual orientation, and said he recognized that he would be going up against county officials in court.
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But Jordan, who hasn't been afraid of bucking his own party in the past, has lost his fight, going up against more widely liked House Republicans.
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Speaking of the DJ battle: The guys realize they have to have something up their sleeve to beat the crew they're going up against the next weekend.
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The competition is always stiff at the Screen Actors Guild Awards — but when you're going up against a costar for the coveted prize, it's even more so.
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MacTaggart, meanwhile, has Robin Swanson running his campaign; she's a protege of Kaufman's so it would be like Abby Whelan going up against Olivia Pope in Scandal.
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Krystal's behavior has been been getting progressively more outrageous all season, and she's almost giddy when she finds out she's going up against quirky, mild-mannered Kendall.
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Season 33 may be the biggest test of tribal delineations yet, with "Millennials" going up against "Gen X"; the result could be terrifically annoying, hilarious, or both.
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And the publicity from going up against a tech giant may very well help PragerU in another plan of attack: to make universities more like the internet.
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Allen will be going up against fellow Golden Buzzer winners, including violinist Tyler Butler-Figueroa (Simon Cowell's choice) and dance group V.Unbeatable (guest judge Dwyane Wade's choice).
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If he's used to going up against the likes of Smeb and Duke in the LCK, Impact might seem like a walk in the park in comparison.
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Mai, Brown and Rexha all picked up nominations of their own throughout the ceremony — the final two even going up against one another in favorite song, country.
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The crowd wasn't booing her because she sucked—they were booing her because she was an out of towner from Chicago going up against a hometown hero.
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If all goes well, DoorDash will be going up against several other on-demand alcohol delivery startups like Saucey, which raised $4.5 million in September, and Thirstie.
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Writing for The Washington Post, Frist urged the Republican Party to fight for the "rule of law," even if it means going up against the Trump administration.
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Walmart and Target are attempting to show investors that they are serious online players, capable of going up against Amazon on the busiest day of the year.
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And despite going up against all-new trucks from General Motors and Fiat Chrysler, the older Ford trucks are having no issues maintaining a healthy sales lead.
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He's super efficient with the 11th highest usage rate in the league, going up against opponents that are doing everything they can to stop him every night.
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This is just one example of it going up against a pro player: But what is it actually doing when it says "minus fifteen" or "plus eight"?
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Her exceptional ability to focus, rare among the teenage boys she was going up against, had made Northwest Classen one of the best teams in the state.
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"F9" is about Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his crew going up against Toretto's brother, a skilled assassin and high-performance driver who is out for revenge.
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It's not looking good for the Chicago Bears this weekend, going up against New England on Sunday at home, with the Patriots on a three-win streak.
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"Going up against the number one player in the world today, he got one over me in Memphis and I wanted to get some revenge," McIlroy said.
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Miley walked four while going up against Stroman on June 28 and was charged with four runs - three earned - in five innings as he absorbed the loss.
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And I think anytime you have Schiff going up against Cipollone or Sekulow for that matter, that's going to be maybe the most fascinating dynamic to watch.
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In going up against Amazon's Echo and Apple's HomePod, answers need to be more precise because a person doesn't have a list of blue links to select.
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And they certainly never thought they would face a crucial test in Week 5 without No. 1 quarterback Carson Palmer, going up against the San Francisco 49ers.
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The effect of going up against such an unstoppable machine could be gleaned at a single glance at the two Oregon stars, Ruth Hamblin and Jamie Weisner.
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The primitive 3D visuals would've looked especially bad going up against the much more capable PlayStation, while the structure makes it feel fairly brief compared to the original.
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Going up against the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 with an iPhone 7S and iPhone 83S Plus doesn't really make as much sense this time around.
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According to former engineers, a culture clash had emerged between the two companies, with Toyota's conservative "safety first" style of engineering going up against Tesla's risk-taking approach.
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The guys I was going up against every day in practice and the games were a little bit better than the competition I usually face in summer pickup.
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The longtime news anchor will be going up against ABC's Live with Kelly & Ryan (hosted by Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest) during the week at the 9 a.m.
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It's expensive, takes a long time, can ruin your credit, and you're not guaranteed a win—especially if you're going up against a rental company with deep pockets.
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Founded in 2009, Nutanix has been going up against some of the biggest names in the data center, from VMware and EMC to Cisco and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
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Being bullied by a Boston-accented monster isn't really so bad when the alternative is going up against an entire society that wants you caged like an animal.
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Chael also gets into some fightin' talk about going up against Rampage Jackson at Bellator 192 ... and explains why he has ZERO confidence leading up to the fight.
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He would have had to attract Democratic support by following through on his promise to actually increase domestic spending, which would mean going up against anti-government conservatives.
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As head of a scrappy start-up going up against financial behemoths to get Hollywood deals, Mr. Bannon showed the fierce competitiveness that would later drive his politics.
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In challenging China's aim to dominate the future economy and set the global rules for how commerce is done, the U.S. and Europe are going up against history.
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EISEN: I THINK WHAT INVESTORS ARE WONDERING, RODNEY, IS YOU'VE ALREADY BEEN GOING UP AGAINST THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST RETAILER – THAT IS WALMART – WHICH HAS A GIANT GROCERY BUSINESS.
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GOP candidates going up against red-state Democrats are also getting help from Trump and Vice President Pence, who both highlight the tax cuts at campaign-style events.
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"We know we are going up against a $50 million war chest," Mr. Coleman said, referring to LA 2024, the committee leading the effort to recruit the Games.
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Bishop is going up against Democrat Dan McCready in an election scheduled after state officials found last year's vote for the 9th District was tainted with pervasive fraud.
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Nieves went back to school in his late 40s to change careers, even taking prerequisite courses in biology and going up against younger candidates for his new position.
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Since they don't have any moments with Jean beyond their space mission, there's no reason to believe they feel any kind of emotion in going up against her.
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Many other stars, such as Reese Witherspoon, admitted they were sexually assaulted but were too afraid to come forward because it would mean going up against a powerful man.
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My disadvantage is that I'd be going up against guys who grew up with each other, who know each other intimately, and I don't know who they are, okay?
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On Friday, Pixar released a second Incredibles 2 trailer, and this time around, it centers on Elastigirl's new quest—and the freaky-ass supervillain she's going up against, Screenslaver.
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"As hard as it is, and as scary as it is to go up against the people we going up against, we're putting everything on the line," added Summer.
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Take, for example, Malinowski's recreation of the 2016 Western Conference playoffs, in which star player Stephen Curry suffers a nasty knee sprain while going up against the Houston Rockets.
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Widmann noted that his engineering team is always looking for ways to boost Mustang's performance — critical when going up against aggressive competitors like the Chevy Camaro and Dodge Challenger.
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" Added Summer, "As hard as it is, and as scary as it is to go up against the people we going up against, we're putting everything on the line.
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The company hopes to appeal to a broader customer base, but it will be going up against the scooter-sharing companies that have recently starting popping up in cities.
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Meanwhile, other startups continue to build products similar to the original August; and there are still multiple other traditional lock makers, like Kwikset and Schlage, going up against Yale.
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Starting point guard Sergio Rodriguez and backup T.J. McConnell combined for six points in Monday's loss and neither did much on the defensive end while going up against Harden.
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Still, a sizable chunk of the political money has been pumped into races supporting Republican Senate candidates going up against Democrats seeking reelection in states Trump carried in 2016.
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Both Trump and Cruz contend that they're the only one who can defeat Clinton, while the Democrats are chortling at the idea of going up against either of them.
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He tweeted: "I'm going up against the greatest liars in history ... you've been tremendously deceived" Instead, he recommended people "research what I say" and make up their own minds.
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The Luther actor is going up against professional rally car driver Ken Block, known for his viral Gymkhana video series, in a new stunt show titled Elba vs. Block.
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It's not necessarily a household name yet, but it's also less than a year old and, to some degree, it's going up against frameworks like Facebook's popular React Native.
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But a defense that two weeks ago allowed more than 500 yards passing will be going up against Drew Brees, one of the most productive quarterbacks in N.F.L. history.
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Many of the American players, including Solo, will be going up against their former coach, Pia Sundhage, who joined Sweden in 2012 after a stint with the United States.
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Samsung might be packing a lot of new features into the S20 lineup, but the new phones are going up against last year's iPhones, which were pretty good, too.
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"He's really fast," said Emma, and likes to run, so much so, she said, that Elvis didn't even need to train before going up against the 49 other competitors.
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The 19-year-old went 3-of-11 from the field and was limited to one assist in 30 minutes while going up against two-time MVP Stephen Curry.
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Canoo's Microbus-style vehicle will be going up against Volkswagen's own actual reboot of the classic, and both companies will have to fight the downward trend of minivan sales.
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You can probably guess how this one ends — going up against Thor is only ever going to end one way, after all — but the journey makes for wonderful viewing.
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But going up against a top-flight offense like Pittsburgh is a tough test for Miami's middling defense, even if Tannehill's knee heals enough to allow him to return.
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MACCALLUM: You know, obviously that video of Laquan McDonald is going to be central when you are going up against Rahm Emanuel, as we made clear in the story there.
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" Adds Spencer: "We were keeping up with the Joneses but we were going up against Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes when we should have stayed in our reality TV lane.
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But, beyond competing with each other, the likes of OneWeb and SpaceX will be going up against the ground-based systems of telecom giants Time Warner, Comcast and AT&T.
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It's notable not just for going up against Toyota's iconic hybrid, but for the fact that it'll be offered in three flavors: standard hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fully electric.
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Back in the mining wars, when the coal miners were going up against the government or whatever, they took red bandannas around their necks, so they wouldn't shoot one another.
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Both Democrats, who are considered top-tier contenders to become their party's nominee going up against Trump in 2020, insist they will review any measure that the president might endorse.
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And while the iPhone may provide reliability, it's going up against much flashier and more modern-looking phones, most notably those in Xiaomi's Redmi line, which are also much cheaper.
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But Chinese women are finding it difficult to organize a far-reaching #MeToo movement, going up against not just a male-dominated culture but also the ruling Communist Party itself.
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Two weeks ago, Donato and the forward Jordan Greenway, who plays for Boston University, were going up against each other in the Beanpot, the annual college hockey tournament in Boston.
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"When people act on that — really trying to make ends meet going up against very powerful forces of dislocation — their biological systems are going to pay a price," he said.
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And now they are going up against the Dodgers, who paced baseball with 104 victories in the regular season and then swept their first-round playoff opponent, the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Version 4.3 also has limited time Blitz v2 mode with faster storms and more loot, as well as a Teams of 20 mode with five teams going up against each other.
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When going up against other companies from other, more permissive countries, "it can feel like you are competing in a boxing match with one arm tied behind your back," says Sephton.
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Hot off of the heels of being announced as next year's Super Bowl Halftime performer, he'll soon be seen going up against Oscar winner Kate Winslet in Woody Allen's Wonder Wheel.
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Amazon is competing with Netflix, Hulu and a host of other streaming offerings on the video side, and in music is going up against services provided by Apple, Spotify and others.
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We expect that Roberts will be the queen bee of whatever mental ward they've landed in, with the Chanels going up against the doctors as well as whatever murderer stalks them.
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Pussy Riot's Masha Alyokhina, 27, who was convicted of "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred" and imprisoned for nearly two years, knows a thing or two about going up against the Kremlin.
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Now, women's rights advocates and the women's attorneys are trying to convince people to help pay for the legal fees and penalties they might incur by going up against the president.
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The decision [to cancel Star Fox 20063] was made because they didn't want the old-gen 3D going up against the much better 3D of the next generation, side-by-side.
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Dell's latest XPS 15 is going up against laptops like Apple's MacBook Pro Retina, with enough power to play some games, edit video, or use graphically intensive apps on the go.
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But we're going up against Greinke, who is their guy, and we're going to do our homework, and go out there and prepare for the game the way we've been playing.
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"Dwight is kind of one of my rivals in the East," Embiid told reporters after going up against Dwight Howard in a 221-21 loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.
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And despite going up against traditional bunker brokers, Hemnani explains that BunkerEx hasn't ditched an important element of what they offer, which is ensuring the quality and reliability of fuel suppliers.
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The penultimate day of the championships also has former 100 meters hurdles champion Sally Pearson of Australia going up against world record holder Kendra Harrison of the U.S. for the title.
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But in Mafia III you shift to an oppositional perspective, where the player is seeing the story from the view of the criminal groups that are going up against the mob.
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But in Mafia III you shift to an oppositional perspective, where the player is seeing the story from the view of the criminal groups that are going up against the mob.
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But in going up against Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, he has assumed the role of spoiler — the cocky heel to Federer's beautiful game and the slick villain to Nadal's relentlessness.
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He was an obscure left-wing backbencher going up against some of the Labour leadership's leading lights; when the race began, oddsmakers gave him a 100 to one shot at victory.
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The Fire-Breathing Dragon Dude: Charizard During an illegal Pokémon battle (where two Pokémon face off against each other for the title of champion), Pikachu finds himself going up against a Charizard.
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That said, Apple will not be without sizable challenges as it enters this market, given the size and scale of the platforms it's going up against with its new Business Chat feature.
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It's also going up against stiff competition from "The Lion King," which made more than $190 million for its opening last weekend and is expected to take the No. 1 spot again.
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The streaming giant is set to release Spectral — a fantasy movie about Delta Force soldiers going up against ghosts — next week on December 9th, and it just released the film's first trailer.
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They might not always going up against future No. 1 picks individually, but their opposition is at a certain baseline of talent that is as close to the NFL as football gets.
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Since Kauffman barely made it out of a life-or-death battle with a juvenile cougar, it seems unlikely that the guy could've survived going up against one that was fully grown.
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Fiers struck out six over as many innings while going up against Stroman at Toronto on July 8 but surrendered three runs on five hits and four walks to absorb the loss.
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"We're going up against Netgear, and D-Link, and Google, so if we're gonna win it's gonna be on being a more human-centered company and having the biggest fanbase," he says.
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He has been notable in camp so far by going up against the star receiver DeSean Jackson during drills and kicking a soccer ball around afterward to build camaraderie with his teammates.
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Now Vrabel, a longtime star for the Patriots (7-2) will be going up against his former team, and Coach Bill Belichick, a man who largely influenced that grinding style of play.
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Going up against the country's largest gun lobby organization was obviously something that needed to be done, but it means that the people we're arguing against are the ones with the guns.
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The move from movies to television means the Inhumans almost certainly aren't going to be joining the army of big-name, silver screen Marvel superheroes going up against Thanos in Infinity War.
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Charlie Dent (R-Penn.) — who attached similar requests to spending bills last week — have also come out in support of restoring Ex-Im's full lending powers, going up against congressional colleagues like Rep.
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Whether the victim has substantial means or not, he or she is going up against a wealthy and/or powerful individual, a team of high-powered lawyers, and perhaps even a publicity machine.
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As Fortune points out, small hardware companies like GoPro and Jawbone haven't had the easiest time competing with tech giants, and Arlo will be, at a minimum, going up against Google and Amazon.
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This fall will also feature women in a swath of compelling roles, from widows-turned-criminals to conniving duchesses knocking weak queens from the throne to teenage girls going up against police brutality.
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The New Hampshire election showed a Democratic newcomer going up against a seasoned Republican politician who "was about as close to an incumbent as one can get in a special election," said Kondik.
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Related: 'We're Going Up Against the State Here': The UK's Victims of Deep Undercover Policing Tell of Their Trauma Dines is not the first undercover policeman to move on to a university environment.
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Republicans will also have to deal with the unpopularity of raising healthcare costs for old people, going up against powerful lobbies like AARP, which has been on the warpath against the GOP bill.
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History, however, was of little help to the 16th-ranked Japanese who were going up against a powerhouse that has outscored opponents by a staggering 44.6 points per game, on average, in Rio.
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It would have been a hard vote for Republicans to take ahead of the midterms, as it would put them in the position of going up against the Trump administration's Department of Justice.
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Milon is 216.1-of-213 from beyond the arc in the last five games and will be going up against a Tigers' defense that limits opponents to 249 percent from beyond the arc.
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Nadler, however, stands out—not only for his keen legal mind, but because he understands the magnitude of what he is now required to do, and the man he is going up against.
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"When you are running a campaign based on $2.8 million or $4 million and are going up against a $15 million to $20 million juggernaut, it's just hard to penetrate," he told CNN.
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Boone had seen enough at that point and pulled Severino in favor of Betances, who faced the difficult task of going up against the A's best hitters with two on and no outs.
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This could mark the start of studios releasing dramatic titles in the coming months getting a harsh reality: Going up against "A Star Is Born", there's only so much money to go around.
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I'm saying that to turn the Democratic primary into a nonstop apology tour when the nominee will be going up against a president never expected to apologize for anything is a risky strategy.
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The ninth film in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, "F21.03" is about Dominic Toretto and his crew going up against Toretto's brother, a skilled assassin and high-performance driver who is out for revenge.
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In many cases, business associations and brand experts have counseled companies to maintain a low profile when going up against Mr. Trump and wait for his attention to be diverted to another topic.
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The big picture: Starting at $31,550, this is Hyundai's biggest model, and it's going up against some stalwarts in the three-row crossover segment like the Ford Explorer, Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot.
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The White Sox will try to put some runs together on Tuesday in support of starter Mike Pelfrey, who is going up against one of his former teams while opposing Minnesota's Hector Santiago.
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The good thing is the improved economy in the EU, you could see the euro going up against the Swiss franc, but it is also an issue particular on the private banking side.
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Perhaps just as important, it will be going up against deep pocketed competitors like Apple Music and Amazon Music, both of which can afford to operate music services forever without making a dime.
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That familiar approach will be going up against a Rams defense that produces a lot of game-changing turnovers but also has a propensity for giving up huge amounts of yards and points.
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He served two doping bans for offences he has always denied and after his second comeback, was widely painted by the media as the bad guy going up against the sport's darling, Usain Bolt.
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The message has never been clearer: for victims of abuse, there's no recourse to justice, especially when you're going up against a global corporation and the cool white guy they stake their earnings on.
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ET the next three days, with SK Telecom T1 going up against Royal Never Give Up on Friday, ROX Tigers facing Edward Gaming on Saturday and H2K taking on Albus Nox Luna on Sunday.
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They'll be going up against the wireless Bowers & Wilkins P7 and the newly introduced Beoplay H9, both of which are better built and more stylish, but also have a distinctly warm, bass-rich sound.
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The challenge, of course, is going to be going up against emerging hospitality services — like Airbnb, of course, which could work with a host to create a similar experience through a platform-oriented approach.
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The former Secretary of State is a formidable debater who has been in public life for a quarter-century, and she is going up against a man who has never run for office before.
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Lara Trump's got a lot of courage going up against Game of Thrones on Sunday night, but the only way to be the best is to beat the best, as the sports people say.
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TMZ Sports spoke to Metta about Ron Artest III's H.S. squad going up against Shareef O'Neal's this week ... and he says he's so close to Shareef, he's conflicted about who he wants to win.
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NBC and ABC have both gone big on game shows, with the former's "Hollywood Game Night" lineup going up against ABC's revival of "The Gong Show" and singing competition series "Boy Band" last Thursday.
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The former secretary of State is a formidable debater who has been in public life for a quarter-century, and she is going up against a man who has never run for office before.
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But some of the more recent incumbent victors have had the good fortune of going up against challengers like Walter Mondale, Bob Dole, Mitt Romney and John Kerry, all of whom were career politicians.
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In addition to the backing from Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, Ms. Cabán has the advantage of going up against a chief rival who has been a career politician, with all the fustiness that that implies.
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But it does mean that Swift's victory was likely a little less hard-won than that of the women going up against Harvey "I hire Israeli ex-military operatives to discredit my enemies" Weinstein.
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"If people are coming in with self-funding and not doing as much on the grassroots fundraising side, that could be a challenge when you're going up against the president in 2020," he said.
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It's hard to get any sense of a team's quality when it is going up against a team like Miami, which seems more interested in compiling assets for the future than winning football games.
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In London, Reckitt shares were up 4 percent at 7,102 pence, as enthusiasm over the deal's potential to lift profits overshadowed questions around price and strategy for going up against tough rivals Nestle and Danone.
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Although they shy away from going up against men and other women when money is at stake, they are just as eager to face off when the payoff is a bookstore voucher for their children.
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Voters at Biden's campaign rally said they thought the candidate overtly targeting Trump is "necessary" and "honest," as Biden positions himself as already going up against the president himself, as he leads in primary polls.
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Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Russia under Democrat Obama, said Trump should prepare well and not simply rely on gut instinct when going up against Putin, who has a black belt in judo.
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When you're going up against a team that features the best player in the world (that James guy), two more in the league top-20, and an army of shooters, it's important to keep up.
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Two decades later, Judge, 2628, now faces the daunting task of going up against Grassley, a six-term Republican lawmaker with a high profile nationally who has become a household name in his home state.
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" She went on, "At that point, I think I got my first inkling that our little C.B.C. company might be going up against a pretty big—pretty big five-hundred-pound gorilla in the industry.
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This means going up against a rogue industry that puts potential financial gains from fossil fuel extraction over scientific consensus and the existence of a planet able to sustain civil society and diversity of life.
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While so far the Cavs haven't met much resistance from opponents, the Rockets have a 113 ORTG through seven playoff games despite going up against two of the top ten defensive teams in the league.
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Ingram went off for 2129 points on 133-of-213 shooting and added three steals and two blocks at the other end while going up against former MVP Kevin Durant for most of the night.
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That means Sonos isn't just going up against a bigger company with more resources; it's playing on a field operated by its biggest competitors that can use that influence to quietly scuttle useful new features.
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"There was no way that I could get out there tonight and be not at the top level, not at full strength, going up against a team like this," Anthony told reporters before the game.
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To Owen, who was awarded the Medal of Valor for going up against an armed suspect who had taken a driver hostage in a 2013 carjacking and kidnapping case, this call was a common job.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: JEFF, YOU WRITE IN YOUR LETTER TO EMPLOYEES ABOUT THE INTENSIFYING COMPETITION FROM LARGE CAP TECH COMPANIES ABOUT WANTING TO BE PART OF ONE OF THOSE INSTEAD OF GOING UP AGAINST ONE OF THOSE.
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They can actually imagine going up against the boss in their own collective power rather than finding somebody else to go up against the boss or someone else to throw under the wheels of the bus.
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We spoke with the ex-Washington star about going up against the 8-time Olympic gold medalist ... and Ross says he's open to facing off with Bolt after he gets his rookie season under his belt.
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Here's the deal ... the two NFL studs with the same name will actually be going up against each other on Sunday when the Broncos take on the Seahawks -- so, we got Brandon Marshall to weigh in.
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The deal with Amazon was struck 18 months ago, when Mr. Kelley went to Amazon Studios with his story about a down-and-out lawyer going up against a gigantic, morally questionable behemoth of a firm.
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As the company deals with all of these competitive pressures, it takes a fair bit of money to continue building a piece of technology to beat the competition, while going up against much deeper-pocketed rivals.
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Four nights earlier, the Pistons played the Utah Jazz and Wood had 30 points and 11 rebounds while going up against Utah's Rudy Gobert, who was the first NBA player to test positive for the coronavirus.
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While many people seem tired of the matchup, deep down we are all secretly obsessed with the most dominant team of our generation (Golden State) going up against the most dominant player of our generation (James).
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That's what we're trying to convince people to do, not only because Define American is doing that work, but I have one organization doing that work that's going up against a multi-hundred-million dollar machine.
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A startup that's raised $25 million from Keith Rabois and Coatue is going up against $2.6 billion Brex and pitching itself as the Honey of corporate cardsThe dream of a cashless society is a nightmare for some.
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Now it is going up against the works of well-known performers in the world music category, earning the small, impoverished nation of Malawi its first chance at a Grammy Award, which will be announced Monday night.
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The actions of a hero like Rick Grimes are only as good as the villain he's going up against, and the show needs to keep Negan in the mix every episode to keep that essential tension alive.
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Amazon led a $575 million fundraising in Deliveroo in May, making what the two parties called "a minority investment" and going up against Uber Eats in the global race to dominate the market for takeaway meal deliveries.
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As the tensions between both countries heat up, Dechert does everything he can to protect the people under his command, including going up against his own leaders, pointing out that the story they've constructed doesn't make sense.
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In Georgia, Democrat Ossoff was a 30-year-old former congressional aide going up against a veteran pol in Handel, who was a former secretary of state and former chair of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.
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Consider this: In the space of just a few minutes on Wednesday, Portugal went from eliminated to facing England in the knockout stage to, after Iceland's late goal against Austria, going up against Croatia this weekend instead.
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But Team USA is going up against a regime that has been on a roll in outwitting the United States across many administrations and is supported by a China that wants the United States out of Asia.
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" While "Nadler might seem like an unusual political leader to take on the role of presidential nemesis," he "understands the magnitude of what he is now required to do, and the man he is going up against.
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Going up against some of the game's surprisingly cheap bosses with extra firepower on hand wouldn't have gone amiss, especially considering ReCore's prolonged loading times (which will, hopefully, be patched post-release into a more tolerable wait).
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One side effect of a top-two system is that it increases the likelihood of two candidates from the same party going up against one another in the general election, especially in areas with firm partisan leanings.
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Manafort has not followed suit, and his second motion to dismiss suggests his team is playing the long game — even though they recognize they're going up against a Special Counsel with massive resources Manafort can't possibly match.
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In case you need a refresher, Tekashi showed he's actually a pretty solid keeper, given the fact it's a small goal and he's going up against a bunch of kids (but the footwork probably needs some help).
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"My competitors can go with whatever strategy they like, but we're going to make sure that we have the resources to compete because we are going up against the sitting president of the United States," Buttigieg said.
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Dropbox is in a brutally competitive market, going up against Apple and Google for consumer file storage (photos and videos), and taking on a host of companies from Microsoft and Amazon to Box on the enterprise side.
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While Edwards is credited with some major achievements during his first term, including Medicaid expansion and a budget surplus, he's now going up against both the dominance of Republicans in the state and voters' commitment to Trump.
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Barria and the Angels had their work cut out for them, going up against Astros starter Gerrit Cole, who entered the game leading the league in strikeouts (86) and ranking second in ERA (1.43) and opponents' average (.155).
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Azure Stack is obviously going up against the likes of OpenStack, the open source enterprise cloud computing platform that now has the backing of everybody from Rackspace, HP Enterprise and IBM, as well as a thriving startup ecosystem.
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Better-targeted ads are also probably less likely to have a negative impact on the user experience, which is table stakes going up against massive advertisers which have tons of data on how to best target their ads.
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Dheya marveled at the fact that she hadn't even wanted to compete in nationals, since an older boy at school was going up against her, but was glad that her mom had encouraged her to go, and win.
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"When you negotiate with countries keep in mind you are really going up against some of the biggest corporations in America who moved their operations overseas years ago," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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The battle is one of the final skirmishes of the Clone Wars, documented through flashbacks in E.K. Johnston's YA novel Ahsoka, which featured the Republic's forces going up against an army led by Phantom Menace villain Darth Maul.
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And with the HomePod smart speaker set to debut in December — going up against Amazon's Echo and Google's Home devices — Apple is clearly looking to put a greater emphasis on the role it can play in your home.
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All of them are going up against the original shaving disrupter: Gillette, "the best a man can get," which patented the disposable razor in 1903 (and has, kind of, offered a blade subscription service via Amazon since 2007).
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Everything worth watching this season is going to happen north of King's Landing, where Sansa Stark is wrecking armies with her man-destroying glare and Ramsay Bolton is going up against everyone who hates him, which is everyone.
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Going up against another candidate with negative approval ratings, he was beaten decisively in the popular vote but had a run of luck in three marginal states that allowed him to be selected by an undemocratic electoral system.
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And though the robots we speak to, like Siri and Alexa, were all built for specific tasks like playing music or telling you about traffic conditions, now they're going up against the best video gamers in the world.
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Two of the brightest young stars in baseball are going up against each other in the series, and Mike Trout gave the Angels a 25-212 lead with a two-run blast in the fifth inning of Friday's opener.
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The Minnesota Wild knew they were facing a daunting task going up against the Western Conference's best team and that point was driven home by the Dallas Stars in Game 221 of their best-of-seven first-round series.
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The backlash to Joshua's recent posting is another example of how fans have not separated the person from the athlete, and with a sport like boxing, the fight will often go onto represent one ideal going up against another.
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Going up against the Bounty Hunter's guild is the right thing to do, and now fans of the Mandalorian can rest easy knowing they're not rooting for a bad guy — they're rooting for the best damn babysitter in space.
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I knew my impression was pretty solid and my jokes were pretty good, but I also knew I'd be going up against guys who had been doing Trump for years, so figured that it was going to be tough.
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Philz Coffee CEO Jacob Jaber is wildly enthusiastic when he explains that the company's new order-ahead app is a revelation for the young coffee store going up against giants like Starbucks — and maybe coffee stores as a whole.
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She sometimes sounds like a candidate who sees a universe of us-versus-thems, who, in the general election, would be going up against a president who has already divided America into his own version of them and us.
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"We're going up against a President who's going to pull out the all of the stops in order to stay in power, they've already put together 300 million bucks and they're not going to stop," the former mayor said.
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Competition for the more than 22 million Americans enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, and the thousands signing up daily as they turn 65, is fierce, with startups like Clover going up against industry giants like UnitedHealthcare, Humana, and Aetna.
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He was worn out from a tough seven-game series against the Indiana Pacers in the first round, his teammates were providing almost no help and he was going up against a team loaded top to bottom with talent.
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A graduate student at the University of Cincinnati developed the AI "pilot" and pitted it against Gene "Geno" Lee, a retired United States Air Force Colonel, who has been going up against AI opponents in flight simulators in the 1980's.
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To me, it was always uncharted waters where we were going up against a very powerful political establishment that was going to fight tooth and nail to suppress the truth and maintain their lack of transparency and their lack of accountability.
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It still seems unlikely that the final episodes of this show will have Jon and Dany — each controlling one dragon — going up against each other, what with the Night King and Cersei still out there, waiting to be dealt with.
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The move from small stores to regional Whole Foods locations was exciting, but presented fresh challenges "When you're trying to change the way people eat, even for the better, there's a lot of momentum you're going up against," Norton said.
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There wasn't a major jump in valuation here, but that really has to do more with the expectations that were set in 2015 against the reality of running a new kind of advertising business that's going up against Facebook and Google.
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Going up against heavy-hitters like Atlanta's Donald Glover and Game of Thrones's Emilia Clarke in the Best TV Actor category, our girl Millie Bobby Brown (aka Eleven) of Stranger Things was crowned the best TV actor of the past year.
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But the competition in India could forshadow some of the challenges ahead for Netflix in the US. The company will be going up against new services from major legacy media brands like Disney, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal in the coming year.
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I am going up against a candidate who had almost a half a million dollars sitting in a campaign account when we launched that he does not have to use, particularly in the lead-up to [the] June 7 primary.
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What happens when LeVert returns should be interesting, and if he looks like the All-Star he was before the injury none of the Eastern Conference's top-four teams will particularly enjoy going up against them in the first round.
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On the one hand, we want to give the title of Most Game-Changing Lip Sync to season-long rivals Alyssa Edwards and Coco Montrese going up against each other, as was prophesied in the book of Reality Show Drama 101.
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Obama was always deeply dubious of the rebel's ability to be an effective fighting force, arguing that the moderate opposition was made up of "former doctors, farmers, pharmacists" going up against a well-armed state backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah.
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"Competitors going up against mega-retailers such as Walmart or Amazon face a Darwinian choice: fight a price battle with these retail leaders, which they will likely lose, or find someone weaker from whom they can grab market share, " O'Shea wrote.
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"It's a game I'm really looking forward to, it's the quarter-finals of the World Cup and for me personally to be going up against England, the country where I spent 17 years, it's obviously a little bit special," he said.
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Word of Mr. Harrison's success spread to WMCA, the David going up against the WABC Goliath, and the station lured him to New York, adding him to a lineup of self-styled Good Guys that included Dan Daniel and Jack Spector.
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That defense will be going up against a Golden State offense that leads the NBA in scoring (23) and has put up 255 points while rolling past the Cleveland Cavaliers, Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers in the last three games.
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Despite the multibillion dollar valuation, SpaceX would be going up against the ground-based systems of telecom giants Time Warner, Comcast and AT&T, as well as competing with other expansive constellations planned from the likes of Boeing, OneWeb and Telesat.
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The fact that she is an experienced woman going up against a president who has openly bragged about his lack of political experience and frequently demeaned women over social media is symbolic of a new divisive political era in Washington.
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"It played into the narrative that people are getting the functionality they want elsewhere which is always a concern when you're going up against major competitors in a space," Ryan Detert, the CEO of Influential, an AI-powered influencer marketing agency, says.
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While its current lineup, the compact G70, midsize G80 and full-size G90, have all won solid reviews, they are going up against some of the luxury market's toughest competitors, like the BMW 33-Series, Audi A6 and Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
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Rather than let fans speculate on who that enemy is, the cast and showrunners finally just told the crowd exactly who Matt Murdock will be going up against — Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter, AKA Bullseye — and released a second teaser to introduce the character.
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Nest is going up against quite a few competitors — including Ring, which has an alarm system that costs half the price — and it will have to convince shoppers that its higher-tech solution is a better option than traditional and trusted tech.
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The idea of going up against a multimillion-dollar company in court has led to a climate of fear, Trendacosta said, where creators—who often rely on ad revenue to make a living—are incentivized to give in rather than fight illegitimate requests.
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Jennifer's not the only one with a famous last name on the roster: She'll also be going up against Georgina Bloomberg, daughter of former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and Jessica Springsteen, daughter of singer (and current Broadway star) Bruce Springsteen.
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As a bigger guy being taller and faster than the athletes he's going up against, I'm watching what he does for the first 30 metres when he gets into his drive phase which is where he usually separates himself from the pack.
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On Friday, Mathew told a London court that he had lied to investigators about taking requests from traders in making submissions to the benchmark, because he was worried he would lose his job and was scared about going up against his boss.
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The latest product from the company, not coincidentally announced a couple of weeks ahead of Black Friday, looks to be competing with Amazon on price, as well — a tough proposition when you're going up against the reigning champion of consumer hardware subsidies.
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" On whether he thought adhering to that ethics pledge meant he'd have to remove himself from many meetings with former clients or discussions on issues he previously lobbied for, Bernhardt pushed back, saying that he's "pretty good" about going up against "these guys.
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But with its eyebrow-raising plot and a general lack of continuity between Martin's strong book and Brickell's weak lyrics, Bright Star was always going to have trouble going up against the other powerhouse musicals of the night, Hamilton or no Hamilton.
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I base these lineups on reasonably educated hunches, something to the effect of: I'll play the Indiana Pacers point guard George Hill tonight, because he's going up against the New Orleans Pelicans, who have been a defensive train wreck this season, especially on the perimeter.
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Samsung is keen for a slice of that business, though it will also be continuing to design chips as well, thus going up against the likes of Qualcomm, whose Snapdragon processors are abundant among Android flagship devices, including Samsung's own in the United States.
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Skytap is going up against all of the major cloud service providers, but Skytap CEO Thor Culverhouse argues that his competitors' clouds were built for greenfield applications while Skytap was specifically built to serve Fortune 500 companies that want to slowly modernize their enterprise applications.
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James is playing some of the best basketball of his 15-year NBA career, but that might not be enough considering he does not have much of a supporting cast going up against a perennial powerhouse like Golden State in a best-of-seven series.
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Dropbox then found itself going up against companies like Box and Microsoft as it worked to create an enterprise business, but all this was behind closed doors — and it wasn't clear if it was able to successfully maneuver its way into a second big business.
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We're not backing down in going up against elected [officials] who do not want to meet with us, against incumbents who will not acknowledge our candidacy, against donors who won't even think about writing a check because this is a Dem on Dem race.
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He won a number of Lumpinee and Rajadamnern titles between 105-115lbs and made a name for himself going up against some of the best guns in Bangkok, including hardy assed pugs like Prajanchai and Superlek, to get voted "Fighter of the Year" in 2012.
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Whether it's a current-day, lumpy purplish villain dude going up against six superpowered heroes, energy blasts on energy blasts or 2013's flying guy #1 up against indestructible alien guy #2 throwing the next through a building thing... it all feels like a retread.
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However, Apple will be going up against not just existing streaming heavyweights, but also newcomers like Disney, which is launching its Disney Plus service on November 12th for $6.99 and a bundle that includes Hulu and a stripped down version of ESPN for $12.99.
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On a cold day in Pittsburgh, going up against a team loaded with big names, the Miami Dolphins' improbable and tenacious season came to a close with the star-laden Steelers rolling to a 30-12 wild-card round victory that was never in doubt.
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Netanyahu is facing possible indictment by Israel's attorney general on fraud and corruption charges, and he's also going up against a particularly formidable opponent: Benny Gantz, a centrist former military chief whose impressive national security credentials pose a direct threat to Netanyahu's grip on power.
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Colorado will counter with righty Tyler Chatwood, who will be going up against a San Diego offense that bashed a pair of clutch home runs late on Sunday and pushed across a total of 17 runs in back-to-back wins over the weekend at San Francisco.
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Still, in the grand scheme of things, the party bosses also likely would view Klobuchar's "tough" reputation as an attribute, rather than a defect, given that she would be going up against Trump, whose celebrity status rose on the false impression that he relished firing people.
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As a battle royale game, Fortnite comes with an inherent level of randomness: players don't know who they're going up against when they drop into a certain zone, what items they'll have at their disposal, or how the circle will shrink over the course of the game.
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"I wanted to see Han learning to become a pilot, going up against the norms and expectations of the military, deciding it wasn't for him—or it deciding he was not for them," Lindsey says in Episode 312 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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It's good, yes, but in the developed smartphone markets where the Fairphone's cost will be palatable (it's a pricey £425 in the UK, where it's provided by The Phone Co-op, or around $23), it's going up against handsets that represent the cutting-edge of industrial design.
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Her claim to fame remains her challenge of New York governor Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary for the 22012 gubernatorial race, where she claimed a surprising 22016 percent of the vote, despite being an unknown Fordham law professor going up against the state's most powerful politician.
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This is normally the part of the story where you note that Roku, which went public last year, is going up against much, much, much bigger competitors, who are using home video and audio as a way to extend their reach, not as a full-fledged business.
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The reversal means going up against his old colleagues in the governing Liberal Democratic Party as well as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who are pushing to get Japan, once dependent for about a third of its energy on nuclear plants, back into the nuclear power business.
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"When we think about 2017, we expect a new platform to be launched next year, they have some very easy comparisons that they're going up against, [and] there's a new CFO, Mark Erceg, at the helm there, " making Tiffany a promising stock to watch or buy, he said.
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The result was as predictable as a tourist walking into one of the city's notorious favelas flashing a fistful of hundred dollar bills with Senegal searching for their first Olympic win going up against the all-conquering U.S., a true Olympic dynasty riding a 41-Games unbeaten run.
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Compounding the difficulty of driver going up against a powerful and well-insulated company, of the governmental and regulatory regulatory agencies Gizmodo reached out to for comment on Amazon's business practices, few seem to have ever heard of the Flex program or have an official stance on it.
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Here's the full list of titles: While Epic will be going up against the industry-leading Valve, which operates Steam and is the lead distributor of PC games, the Fortnite creator does have one very substantial benefit it's hoping will entice game makers to release titles on its store.
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Google and Samsung's big-boy phones, along with Apple's iPhone XS Max, are the most recent and direct competition that the Mate 20 Pro is going up against, but since I'm less familiar with Apple's latest phone, I'll primarily compare against the Pixel 3 XL and Note 9803.
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For Honor is a hack-and-slash style fighting game featuring samurai, vikings and knights where it's all about the fights — the thrill of going up against an opponent and carving your own combative path to outwit and outmaneuver them with a series of attacks, blocks, dodges and punishes.
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There are plenty of things to love about Cardi B's striking music video for "Money" as well as her delightful acceptance speech, but she had the misfortune of going up against "Sicko Mode" — "the 'Citizen Kane' of Travis Scott music videos," as described by Rolling Stone's Charles Holmes.
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But where Words With Friends was the perfect melding of a puzzle game that made you think and the social exuberance of going up against your friends, GIFs Against Friends feels like the Idiocracy version that we probably totally deserve in this year, 2017, the year of imitation humor.
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The final was a classic David and Goliath matchup, with basketball superpower the United States, now winners of 15 of the 18 Olympics in which they have participated, going up against tiny Serbia, who were appearing in the Olympic tournament for the first time as an independent nation.
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The Dallas Mavericks are the lone remaining winless team in the Western Conference and have the misfortune of going up against one of the few teams that remains undefeated when they host the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday in the first of a back-to-back, home-and-home set.
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All that's required is a transparent marketplace in which a player can reasonably expect to enter a head-to-head or 50-50 or even one of the big-money tournaments without going up against hundreds of lineups generated by professional gamblers who have been lying in wait for him.
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However, we were reluctant to upgrade the stock because we were fairly convinced there would be weakness following AMZN's 1Q19 results; not due to anything fundamental, but rather because we expected meaningful short-selling pressure on a basic investment thesis that "TGT is finally going up against difficult comparisons in 2Q19".
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Heavyweight legend Mike Tyson has been appointed to corner Chris Brown, which of course means that the tutelage of Iron Mike will be going up against the tutelage of another one of the sports best technical minds, Floyd Mayweather Jr., who will be both promoting the fight and cornering Soulja Boy.
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The comedian joked, "I have a feeling, I know I went the comedy route but if I had just done a little more…" He then demonstrated his defense stance when going up against Irving, when he leaned down and accidentally split the back of his pants right down the middle.
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The best tactic is still to post up in a corner and blast away at enemies in turret mode, but when things get dicey you can heal yourself pretty effectively, as seen in this gif of a Bastion going up against a Soldier: 76 that just hit his ultimate ability.
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The Grammys are so divided by subgenres that it's difficult to make predictions further down the list, but the Best Rap Album category is notably crowded, with Kanye West's The Life of Pablo going up against Drake's Views, the best-selling album of the year, and Chance the Rapper's Coloring Book.
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Moore is the favorite to win Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's Senate seat, going up against Democratic challenger Doug Jones.
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Open world games are ridiculously expensive to produce, and when going up against publishers like Ubisoft, who've turned making open world games into a factory assembly line, and Rockstar Games, whose Grand Theft Auto V has sold more than 70 million copies since its release in 2013, it's a tough sell.
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It's a debate that will unfold in an unprecedented field of diverse presidential candidates; women, people of color, and an openly gay candidate are all going up against a slate of other candidates afforded the advantage of fitting the mold of what an American president has almost always looked like.
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The challenge for Warren, going up against Trump, is that his slogan "drain the swamp" furthers the longstanding Republican goal of discrediting government, whereas Warren criticizes government as "a tool for the wealthy and well connected," while asking voters to believe that she can remake it to help solve their problems.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE (I-Vt.) will likely face off against Trump in November, and surveying voters about a specific candidate going up against Trump could change the poll results.
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It is set to face more pressure as competition rises in the United States, where Asian rivals such as Honda and Toyota will be launching their newest-generation mid-sized sedans this month, going up against the facelifted Sonata to be offered by Hyundai Motor even as sedan sales weaken worldwide.
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That means Emma Watson (Beauty and the Beast) is going up against Hugh Jackman (Logan), Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out), and Taraji P. Henson (Hidden Figures) in the Best Actor in a Movie category, while Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones) and Donald Glover (Atlanta) are going head to head in the television category.
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On the competitive front, it's going up against the likes of IBM's Watson AI. However Kainulainen argues that IBM's manual tools — which he argues "require large onboarding projects and are limited in languages with no self-learning capabilities" — make that sort of manual approach to chatbot building "unsustainable in the long-term".
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It is set to face more pressure as competition rises in its No.2 market, where Asian rivals such as Honda and Toyota will be launching their newest-generation mid-sized sedans this month, going up against the facelifted Sonata to be offered by Hyundai Motor even as sedan sales weaken worldwide.
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From the very beginning, Sarah Manning (Tatiana Maslany) and her sister clones (Tatiana Maslany) have fought for the right to be their own people, going up against the nefarious interests of the scientists who created them, a religious cult that considers the clones to be abominations, and the body-enhancement groupies, a.k.a.
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It blocked out theaters without notifying subscribers, it framed its numbers to make it look more essential than it actually was, it limited access to a popular movie going up against a less-popular film MoviePass itself was advertising, and it tried to play hardball with AMC Theatres, the biggest chain in the world.
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Despite the challenge he anticipates in going up against Match Group—which generates $303 billion in annual revenue—and its highly-paid legal team from RGC Jenkins and Co., one of the UK's most highly-regarded intellectual property firms, Trifonov insists that he and his eight-person team will not cave to Tinder's demands.
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It's going up against online TV packages sponsored by companies with very deep pockets — Dish Network has Sling, AT&T has DirecTV Now, and Sony has Vue — with more to come — next year Hulu, owned by Disney, Fox and NBC will launch a live TV service, and Google is in talks to do the same.
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Gonzalo "Zero" Barrios — Genesis 3 champion — is the best Smash 4 player in the world and he didn't seem too worried about going up against Japanese player Brood in the pools on Saturday, especially considering Brood hasn't placed in the top 10 of any international Smash 4 tournament and was playing as Duck Hunt.
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Knowing this loophole, many restaurants across the U.S. have begun making cocktails using only this subset of liquors (thus avoiding the steep fees required to obtain a liquor license) but Price Hambrecht says no one has thought to create an online store for apéritifs for fear of going up against the old guard of the alcoholic beverage market.
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Enter Vangst, a now three-year-old, Denver-based startup that just raised $10 million in Series A funding from earlier backers Casa Verde Capital and Lerer Hippeau to become the go-to recruiting platform for the industry, even while going up against several older entrants, including Seattle-based Viridian Staffing and Ganjapreneur, in Bellingham, Wash.
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Here are the groups for the start of the tournament: Rox Tigers G93 Esports Counter Logic Gaming Albus Nox Luna Rox Tigers — South Korean Summer Split champions — are the number one seed in group A, going up against Europe's champions G2 Esports, North America's second team Counter Logic Gaming and CIS wildcard team Albus Nox Luna.
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However, the threat of primaries foes going up against vulnerable Democrats such as West Virginia's Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE further complicates the party's chances of coming out with a net victory.
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But it also seems like an acknowledgement from Bragi that wireless headphones are hard; that it's going up against some of the biggest companies in the world (one of which already has a significant lead); and that there's likely more money to be made in providing AI solutions to businesses, should it find any success there.
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So far the company has been quiet about its release slate post-Avengers: Endgame, understandably as not to detract from the attention or further spoil next month's huge release — announcing a Captain Marvel sequel before Endgame would lightly spoil that Carol Danvers survives going up against Thanos in that movie (which is her next appearance in the MCU).
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In the wake of these setbacks, Dany was faced with the frustration of knowing she might have been able to do something to help her allies — namely, by riding in with her dragons to save the day — and asked Tyrion if the blunders he's led her into are the result of him going up against his own family.
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Progressives are used to this and if the establishment candidates are so weak that they can't stomach a punch, they have no business going up against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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" "We're going up against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE and his allies, who I believe raised $125 million just in the last quarter in order to stay in power.
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The footage sets the foundation of the fourth movie in the rebooted franchise (it is preceded by 2011's X-Men: First Class, 2014's X-Men: Days of Future Past, and 2016's X-Men: Apocalypse) by lighting the fuse that will end with the team going up against its most powerful adversary — and someone who happens to be one of their own.
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It's been a surprising career trajectory for Ms. Wallace, who — after four years as a regular panelist on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," and a yearlong (and not entirely successful) stint on "The View" — now anchors a prime spot on MSNBC's afternoon lineup, acting as a lead-in for Chuck Todd's "MTP Daily," and going up against Jake Tapper on CNN and Neil Cavuto on Fox News.
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Among the plot points to watch: Coach Matt Patricia going up against New England after having spent 14 years on the Patriots' coaching staff; Josh Gordon, the talented wide receiver, potentially playing for the Patriots despite a hamstring injury that was reportedly part of Cleveland's decision to part ways with him; New England's defense, which has allowed 276 passing yards a game, trying to contain Matthew Stafford, who has averaged 323.5.
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It's also shown a euphoric willingness to expand into the latest trends of coffee, with fresh cold brew options or an alarming number of flavor syrups for your typical espresso drink: While most of these coffee start-ups seem very popular in select markets, and the Whole Foods business was definitely more mature than any of these startups, the grocery chain was still really a strong millennial brand going up against traditional grocers like Safeway or Kroger.
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HOW YOUR GOING UP AGAINST FACEBOOK WHEN TRYING TO GET THE SAME PREMIUM CONTENT SPIEGEL: ONE OF THE UNIQUE THINGS WEVE DONE IN OUR ECOSYSTEM IS REALLY PROTECT THE FRIEND GRAPH – SO FOR US ITS IMPORTANT TO FEEL COMFORTABLE EXPRESSING YOURSELF ON SNAP CHAT WEVE TRIED TO DO OVER TIME IS MAKE SURE YOU ONLY ADD PEOPLE YOU REALLY CARE ABOUT SO YOU ARENT IN THAT AWKWARD SITUATION WITH 1,000 FRIENDS YOU DONT KNOW AT ALL.
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The setting (the dusty, rocky field and the trees) looks to be the same: If this is indeed how Carol gets her powers, it seems like the movie will then fill us in on how an earthling with powers eventually made her way to marching with Starforce, the elite military unit of the Kree: The most puzzling element of the trailer is who we see Carol going up against when she assumes her identity as Captain Marvel.
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Deadline reports that in addition to the Pacific Rim and Altered Carbon shows, the slate will include Cagaster of an Insect Cage, a series from Gonzo that's set in a post-apocalyptic world where a disease has turned people into giant insects; Yasuke, which is about a former warrior tasked with protecting a child targeted by dark forces; and Trese, which is based on a Philippine graphic novel about a woman going up against elements of a supernatural criminal underworld.
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Teams: Charlotte Hornets, Miami Heat, New Jersey Nets Career: 19983-2008, 15 seasons (did not play 2002-03 season) Career averages: 17.1 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2.8 blocks, 52.7% FG Number of All-Star teams: 7 Championships: 1 Hall of Fame: Yes Highest MVP finish: 2nd (1998-99) One thing to know: Loop Mourning in the same group as Ewing and Mutombo — it's hard to stand out among big men when you're going up against Hakeem Olajuwon, David Robinson, and Shaquille O'Neal.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharPoll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment MORE and Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE are going up against Washington Democratic Sens.
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Marking the occasion, the series' developers, Oxford-based Rebellion, issued a thank you, courtesy of CEO Jason Kingsley: "Whether you've bought one or whether you've bought all of our Sniper Elite products, thank you very much for supporting indie development in the UK." And here, for me, lies the conflict that holds Sniper Elite 4—set in Second World War Italy, casting the player as a (yup) sniper going up against the invading Nazi forces—back from being the "triple-A" product that Sold Out so vocally anticipated.
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