Or, maybe Fitbit just didn't want to go head-to-head with Apple — not that Fitbit's intentions mattered at all once Wall Street (correctly) assessed that Fitbit was going head-to-head with Apple.
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Wal-Mart, in particular, is going head to head with Amazon.
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I don't want to go head-to-head with Star Wars .
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Few companies are eager to go head to head with Comcast.
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But I don't see Biden going head to head with Trump.
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Hiring out of college puts PE head to head with banking.
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Is the idea here to go head to head with them?
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She'll go head to head with Russian Doll's Natasha Lyonne, Mrs.
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They're looking for someone who can go head-to-head with Trump.
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Rubio wasn't defeated every time he went head to head with Crist.
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His head-to-head with Lucas seemed like a racially charged vendetta.
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Apple competes head-to-head with Huawei, with Samsung, with other companies.
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Theyre looking for someone who can go head-to-head with Trump.
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PA), is seen as fighting head-to-head with Brazil's GPA (PCAR4.
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Kim Kardashian is going head-to-head with Donald Trump ... with statistics.
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Predictably, the slide puts the OS head to head with Google Chromebooks.
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Hiring out of college puts private equity head-to-head with banking.
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But eBay isn't going to go head-to-head with those two.
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At a CNN town hall, they went head to head with Sen.
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In that market, its Azure infrastructure is going head-to-head with Amazon.
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Kasich easily bested Clinton head-to-head, with 48% support to her 39%.
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There it will compete head-to-head with mesquite to fuel American barbecues.
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He'll also have a chance to go head to head with his rivals.
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The product will go head-to-head with Amazon's newly updated Echo Show.
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Amazon's AWS cloud services arm goes head to head with Google and Microsoft.
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If Sanders were head to head with another man, it wouldn't even register.
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Baidu's iQiyi has been going head-to-head with Tencent's video streaming service.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is also going head-to-head with the department.
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A giant fountain goes head-to-head with his steady stream of tears.
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She will go head-to-head with Republican nominee Jennifer Zielinski in November.
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James Corden goes head-to-head with Camila Cabello in glorious 1999 vs.
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The masked singers will go head-to-head with different match-ups each week.
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"We don't view ourselves as going head-to-head with Amazon," Pickett told me.
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Today, Spotify is going head-to-head with Apple on its free trial offer.
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He's going to be going head-to-head with President Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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Heather might be the only person prepared to go head-to-head with Bethenny.
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In a small way, Britain already goes head to head with both emergent powers.
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I came head to head with this graceful & beautiful 3.5-4m Great White Shark.
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She's not afraid to go head-to-head with Britain's future monarch, Prince George.
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He will now go head-to-head with video creators at the Challenger Games.
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"We are now basically head to head with Stryker," he said in an interview.
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He will go head-to-head with Smith and the Chiefs on November 26.
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Burne-Jones's decadent signature, lookalikes, comes head to head with the cynosure of Christianity.
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He'll be going head-to-head with Kelsea Ballerini, The Chainsmokers, Maren Morris and Anderson .
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It was just a matter of time before AMC went head to head with MoviePass.
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But DBZ games aren't exactly meant to go head-to-head with Tekken, Marvel vs.
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Ultimately, in a head-to-head with Trump and Clinton, Cooperman would side with Clinton.
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Google recently launched Google Assistant for iPhone, which we put head-to-head with Siri.
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Going head-to-head with Bernie Sanders offers her an opportunity to make this case.
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Courting the U.S.: Japan can't afford to go head-to-head with Chinese foreign investment.
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Monster, in nightly bedtime battles, goes head-to-head with nightmares that come for Tiger.
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They also rarely compare exercise, head-to-head, with drugs to treat the same condition.
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SoftBank pumps $2B into Indonesia through Grab investment, putting it head to head with Gojek
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Bojack going head-to-head with Daniel Radliffe on a game show in Season 2.
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Now, online TV bundles are competing head-to-head with price as a prime factor.
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The winner will go head-to-head with Democratic candidate Dan Wood in November. Rep.
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Abby Finkenauer recently swept her primary in Iowa to go head-to-head with Rep.
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Three weeks from today, Google's artificial intelligence will go head-to-head with the real thing.
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Bill's cookies will go head-to-head with Melania Trump's Star Cookies in a Facebook poll.
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ProSieben also launched video-on-demand service Maxdome, going head-to-head with Netflix and Amazon.
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The German company's interested in going head-to-head with Google on the autonomous driving future.
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If he could get head to head with his opponent, Fenech could begin his best work.
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In a head-to-head with the Republican nominee, Clinton garners 51% and leads by 10.
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Glenn Fogel: Exactly, we're going head to head with Airbnb and we are competing with them.
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This is not the first time that McCain has gone head-to-head with Omar, either.
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And, finally, there's Nazi Zombies, a co-op mode where players go head-to-head with gamebots.
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HUNTSMAN: He&aposs the one conservative I&aposve seen really go head-to-head with Bill Maher.
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Who's ready to compete head-to-head with the best early-stage startups across Europe and beyond?
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Going head-to-head with Trump even prompted Avenatti to float a Democratic presidential bid last year.
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Last night on The Tonight Show, Affleck went head-to-head with Fallon in a trivia contest.
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Google Podcasts Having its own podcast app will finally let Google go head-to-head with Apple.
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To be clear, this doesn't require Snap to go head-to-head with Magic Leap and HoloLens.
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Conversely, patent trolls will not want to waste their resources going head-to-head with a warrior.
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But incumbent banks are increasingly thinking of following Leumi's lead and going head-to-head with themselves.
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This seems to always be the case when humans go head-to-head with AI and robots.
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"They need an entry level car that can go head to head with Mazda 3," he said.
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But who goes head-to-head with the Democrats' pick later this year seems like anyone's game.
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Now, Heetch works with professional drivers and competes head-to-head with Uber, Chauffeur-Privé and others.
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This is the service that puts it head-to-head with similar offerings from Amazon and Netflix.
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N, which compete head-to-head with Southwest on many routes, each rose more than 5 percent.
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Stadia is Google's new gaming platform, designed to go head-to-head with Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo.
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"The polling suggests that Ted Cruz in a head-to-head with Donald Trump wins," he said.
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On a somewhat related note, it was fascinating to watch Matt go head-to-head with Laurie.
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Instead, Hillary Clinton could have made use of Biden's brashness to run head-to-head with Trump.
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"I'd love to go head to head with him on his home turf at the London Marathon."
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Samsung and LG are going head to head with competing screen technology but with an 8K resolution.
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When he goes head-to-head with Clinton, he'll likely have to change up his debating style.
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Go-Jek's entry into Singapore will bring it head to head with Grab, which is headquartered in Singapore.
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Spotify can't hope to go head to head with any of those players, who have nearly unlimited resources.
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Vivo is already moving into new markets and going head to head with local broadband firms, Gebara said.
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While Jay wears a light-colored suit, Beyoncé goes head-to-head with Aphrodite in a nude bodysuit.
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The A350-1000 is designed to seat 366 people and competes head-to-head with Boeing's profitable 777.
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On paper it's head-to-head with the very best smartphones you can buy in almost every way.
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That means going head-to-head with Instacart and Amazon in markets like Atlanta, Miami, Houston and Austin.
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Maxine Waters went head-to-head with treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.
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Morgan Stanley notes the risk of Tesla having to go head to head with tech giants like Apple.
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On several occasions in the past, these groups have gone head-to-head with Mexico's police and military.
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Disney will go head-to-head with Netflix, ending a licensing deal with the streaming giant this year.
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Cardi B went head-to-head with a New Zealand warrior ... and came away with a HUGE smile.
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And Uber, much like Amazon, is not a company you want to be going head-to-head with.
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Some of my platoonmates, unswayed by my position, seemed excited to go head to head with the protesters.
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Josh went "head-to-head" with both women, he said, both of whom he loved and loves dearly.
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The A2900-1000 is designed to seat 366 people and competes head-to-head with Boeing's profitable 777.
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Patterson won plaudits when he took BT into TV sports, going head-to-head with rival Sky SKYB.
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In the sequel, Jack Jack&aposs powers went berserk when he went head to head with a raccoon.
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Clark-Bojin hopes to one day see pies go head-to-head with extravagant wedding cakes and desserts.
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I tried all of Subway&aposs new sliders and put them head-to-head with their footlong counterparts.
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A Tesla, by contrast, essentially competes head to head with a BMW or an Audi as a product.
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Thanks to Kobo, which was once Kindle's top competitor, Serbinis already has experience going head-to-head with Amazon.
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Guisi will apparently "rub elbows" with Lucious Lyons and will go head-to-head with the HBIC herself, Cookie.
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Moderates wanted the vote later and for the Goodlatte bill to go head to head with their own plan.
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They have complex relationship structures, with former girlfriends returning from college to go head-to-head with current flames.
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Microsoft's xCloud service will go head-to-head with Sony's PlayStation Now service and Google's Stadia cloud streaming service.
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Williams, playing for the US alongside Frances Tiafoe, went head to head with Federer, representing Switzerland with Belinda Bencic.
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The event was held at Macworld (RIP), an annual Mac/Apple conference that went head-to-head with CES.
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And here's one more theory: Maybe she just didn't want to go head-to-head with Pete's shark tattoo.
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Blake Lively's known for her long, luscious locks, but can she go head-to-head with actual Disney royalty?
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What do you think will change about Trump's abrasive behavior and loquaciousness once he's head-to-head with Hillary?
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Coddington burst into the limelight for going head-to-head with Anna Wintour and became a fan favorite instantly.
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"Ultimately, we think we'll be competing head to head with the cable companies with a wireless offer," said Stephenson.
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The G163 isn't an attempt to go head to head with flagships, but it's also not about cutting corners.
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It also introduced a no-frills basic economy product to go head-to-head with the low-cost airlines.
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But he was desperate to avoid going head to head with Villaraigosa and his charter-school PAC of billionaires.
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We assumed we'd go head to head with the spa industry, like Uber with taxis or Airbnb with hotels.
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She has been portrayed as one of only a few characters who could go head-to-head with Thor.
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All three have launched or have plans for direct-to-consumer services to go head-to-head with Netflix.
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So the fourth quarter -- the first in which Netflix went head-to-head with Disney+ -- was the true test.
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More and more, plug-in hybrid models will go head-to-head with different versions of the same car.
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They wouldn't go head-to-head with each other unless they got into a duel during a real race.
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Dalian Wanda went head-to-head with American entertainment giants, promising a year ago to defeat Disney in China.
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Beyond Meat and its new meatless burger rivals are counting on going head to head with meat inside stores.
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Instead of facing another professional cook, he went head-to-head with his best friend, the equally competitive David Beckham.
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Friday sees two of the game's greats go head to head, with no trophy or major title to be won.
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Guzman, a centrist economist, was running head to head with Fujimori in an expected run-off, according to opinion polls.
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Microsoft's xCloud service will go head-to-head with Sony's PlayStation Now service and Google's upcoming Stadia cloud streaming service.
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Most games are head-to-head, with options to be matched with a stranger, or a friend via phone contacts.
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It's interesting to see that Lydia isn't competing head-to-head with challenger banks, such as N26 or Revolut (soon).
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And its ambitions to go head to head with AWS by way of Alibaba Cloud have also been scaled back.
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So in the realm of Bluetooth audio, Buttons performs above average, and head to head with one of the best.
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Martha Stewart has never shied away from a little beef—and now she's going head to head with … Jack Box?
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Going head-to-head with Google Home's speech recognition or Amazon Echo's voice command developer ecosystem could have been disastrous.
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Previously, Emma went head-to-head with financial news writers, testing its ability to replace the profession of yours truly.
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Yeroy has been the standard immunotherapy treatment, but it was put head-to-head with a new drug called Opdivo.
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Verizon has already started walling off its garden in a bet to go head-to-head with Google and Facebook.
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His Mustaqbal, or Future, bloc is going head-to-head with Hezbollah's political wing in a hard-fought election cycle.
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In a stagnant electricity market, coal-fired power generation has been pitted head to head with natural gas, and lost.
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Cruz presented the closest challenge head to head, with Trump edging the Texas senator by eight points, 2202 to 2628.
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But even the most optimistic polling has you're about 16 percent when matched up head to head with President Trump.
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Large, decades-old companies – from transportation to banking to retail – are now competing head-to-head with Silicon Valley startups.
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Taylor Swift is going head to head with Scooter Braun, the music industry heavyweight who currently owns her master recordings.
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Online grocery is a major initiative for Walmart, which re is going head-to-head with Amazon in that area.
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On the prospect of going head to head with Africa's best-funded e-commerce company, Chris Folayan is somewhat circumspect.
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The film captures the precarious conditions the largely student-led protesters encounter as they go head-to-head with police.
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The GOP senator will go head-to-head with Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander in the Republican-leaning state.
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That device, if and when it comes out, would bring Apple's 21-year-old Siri assistant head-to-head with Alexa.
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In his most recent visit, he went head-to-head with Scott at the 2013 Australian Masters before finishing runner-up.
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Even when going head to head with a two-time MVP, that combination can be too much to keep in check.
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The billion-dollar company will go head-to-head with other public businesses in the space, including powerhouses Uber and Grubhub.
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Kennedy and his prankster friends went head-to-head with Choate's headmaster, George St. John, in his years at the school.
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Going head-to-head with Amazon Prime, Walmart is exploring a two-day shipping subscription service, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Here's who's gotta worry ... Megyn Kelly, because she's getting a magazine show that may go head-to-head with "60 Minutes."
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Google parent company Alphabet will buy Fitbit, putting the tech giant head to head with Apple in the fitness tracking space.
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"It's important that compliance people serve an independent role and can go head-to-head with a business person," said Zimiles.
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Garmin continues to go head-to-head with Fitbit with the launch of its latest offering — the vivosmart 4 activity tracker.
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That's great for publishers, because those businesses are competing head-to-head with each other, and their margins have been compressed.
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It takes audacity to go head to head with 21st Century Fox, but the timing looks right for Sinclair Broadcast Group.
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His best known venture, Konga, went head to head with online retailer Jumia in pioneering e-commerce for Nigeria and Africa.
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News accounts tell how Amazon exploits data collected on the businesses using its platform to go head-to-head with them.
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When I asked if he was sad to miss the chance to go head to head with this president, he demurred.
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Pushing the companies together would allow them to go head to head with the likes of Toyota (TM) and Volkswagen (VLKAF).
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Participants compete head-to-head, with one player being eliminated each round until there are two remaining for the final round.
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With the new FDA approval, Impossible Foods will now be able to go head to head with its chief rival, Beyond Meat.
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The fam went head-to-head with Deion Sanders' family in 2008 on 'Celeb Family Feud' back when Al Roker was hosting.
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One look at the Galaxy Tab S3 and it's clear Samsung designed it to go head-to-head with the iPad Pro.
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The $26.2 billion all-cash deal announced Monday shows that Microsoft aims to compete head to head with the likes of Salesforce.
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HP is announcing a handful of laptop upgrades today, but two stand out for going head to head with Microsoft's Surface line.
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Paga looks to go head to head with regional and global payment players, such as PayPal, Alipay, and Safaricom according to Oviosu.
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The nomination officially sets the stage for Clinton to go head-to-head with Republican nominee Donald Trump on the November ballot.
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While we don't know much, the megapixel details suggest that Nikon will try to position its cameras head-to-head with Sony's.
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Spotify, which listed in 2018, has a 34% share of music streaming in America and is going head-to-head with Apple.
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And contortionist Sofie Dossi will once again go head-to-head with fellow AGT 2016 competitors and knife throwers, the Deadly Games.
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A tractor manufacturer, Lamborghini created the supercar company to go head to head with that of another local car entrepreneur, Enzo Ferrari.
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Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly's new NBC newsmagazine show will go head-to-head with "60 Minutes," a new report says.
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Donald Trump is going head-to-head with one of the most famous presidents in U.S. history ... in an art auction showdown.
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One response was a heightened emphasis on "national champion" companies — big firms that could go head-to-head with American corporate titans.
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Trump and Bloomberg will be going to head to head with their ads during an event that sometimes garners 100 million viewers.
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It developed an on-demand subscription service to go head-to-head with Spotify and Apple, and had plans to expand internationally.
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Spirit Airlines, the low-cost airline that goes head-to-head with United in some of its hubs, fell nearly 7 percent.
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In fact, both of these speakers could go head to head with much more expensive speakers when it comes to sound quality.
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It is significant that John Kasich is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump.
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It's the second time that Bolt, which used to be called Taxify, has tried to go head-to-head with Uber in London.
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But both ended up essentially selling control of their jet business rather than trying to compete head-to-head with the big boys.
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Team EnVyUs went head-to-head with Fnatic in the Overwatch Open North American finals, fighting for a spot in Friday's international finals.
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What's bound to make Viall feel worse, though, is that yet again he's going head-to-head with Murray on Bachelor in Paradise.
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Her strategists believe Trump will help make her seem far more acceptable to voters, when she is compared head-to-head with him.
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It wouldn't be a surprise if soon enough, Apple's video efforts are going head-to-head with other providers like Netflix and HBO.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden on Friday defended his ability to go head-to-head with President Donald Trump in the general election.
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We've found it to be much smarter than Siri and, to prove it, we recently put it head-to-head with Apple's assistant.
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Roland's previous synth—the Juno-260—was going to head to head with the Korg Polysix, and Korg were winning the keyboard war.
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When he was young, colliding head-to-head with another player or catching a stray elbow to the skull was no big deal.
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Jet has a healthy number of detractors in the tech community who believe going head to head with Amazon is a death sentence.
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A massive DEA operation brought Giove head to head with law enforcement in 2009, and she faced up to 40 years in jail.
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The Xbox Series X is due out at the end of the year and will go head to head with Sony's latest offering.
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But when you go head-to-head with someone deeply in the know on these topics, you'll get responses that warrant further probing.
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In 2014, Microsoft announced it would be going head-to-head with Chromebooks by working with device manufacturers to introduce cheaper Windows laptops.
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If he tidied everything up he'd be going head-to-head with Le Coucou, a contest that would not play to his strengths.
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The company completed an acquisition of TV ratings company Rentrak in January 2016 to go head-to-head with with ratings giant Nielsen.
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A bigger push overseas could eventually see iQiyi go head-to-head with Netflix, with which it signed a licensing deal in 2017.
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All he did at the BMW PGA Championship was go head-to-head with McIlroy in the final round and beat him by two.
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The President's latest reach for untamed executive power led him into yet another surreal head to head with the courts as Independence Day approached.
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Additionally, the company is planning a budget Ryzen 3 line to go head-to-head with Intel's Core i3 series for later in 2017.
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It'll go head-to-head with other direct-to-consumer streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and WarnerMedia's HBO Max in early 2020.
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Bring up your favorite candy (REESE'S) and somebody is bound to go head-to-head with you on the merits of a Kit Kat.
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When it releases on May 21st, 2021, Akira will have to go head to head with an untitled Marvel movie and John Wick 4.
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It could go head-to-head with Amazon's flagship Fire HD 10, but with several aces up Nintendo's sleeve named Mario, Link, and Pikachu.
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But while Rubio did claim some wins, he had some major losses — most of them when he went head to head with Gov. Crist.
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Williams, playing for the United States alongside Frances Tiafoe, went head to head with Federer, representing his home country of Switzerland alongside Belinda Bencic.
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Paga looks to go head to head with regional and global payment players, such as PayPal, Alipay, and Safaricom's M-Pesa, according to Oviosu.
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He also thinks the acquisition Ringier can position DealDey to go head to head with Nigeria's big online retailers, such as Konga and Jumia.
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Walmart bought Vudu eight years ago and is looking to boost viewership to compete head-to-head with those such as Netflix and Hulu.
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The rapper's hologram image held its own, so does that mean digital Tupac could handle going head-to-head with today's Grammy-nominated rappers?
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With Trips, Airbnb happens to be going head-to-head with industries almost as — and in some locations more — powerful than the hotel industry.
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Fast and Furious Legacy's features include the ability to race head-to-head with friends who have the app, and even chat with them.
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This time, Panasonic stepped up the sensor to a larger 210-inch chip, putting the LX2100 head to head with Sony's popular RX210 line.
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That means Warren will have a chance, for the first time, to go head to head with Biden and Sanders on the same stage.
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After his old firm places a bounty on his head, Vizla goes head-to-head with younger assassins who try to take him out.
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Before Moore goes head-to-head with Democrat Doug Jones on Tuesday, catch up on the events that have brought us to this point.
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"I will be sorely disappointed if we are not going head-to-head" with cable providers by 2021, he said in a recent interview.
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Before the blackface images emerged two days ago, polls showed Trudeau running head-to-head with his main rival, Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer.
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Ms. Jarvis credited her mother with instilling in her the confidence that would later allow her to go head-to-head with world leaders.
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But, increasingly, they are going head to head with their own suppliers who, for decades, had relied upon stores as their primary sales channels.
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While the setup isn't unlawful, it presented a perception problem for a department which often has to go head-to-head with energy companies.
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Private credit funds benefited and raised record amounts of capital allowing them the firepower to compete head-to-head with traditional banks for deals.
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Behind the scenes, Romney has been going head-to-head with Trump surrogate and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani for the position.
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No one has yet compared wake therapy head-to-head with antidepressants; neither has it been tested against bright light therapy and lithium alone.
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In the Indiana primary election Tuesday night, Republican voters picked Mike Braun, the outsider candidate to go head to head with vulnerable Democratic Sen.
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Thor's comms team acknowledged it's not looking to go head-to-head with Elon Musk's juggernaut, and expressed "admiration" for Tesla and its rival, Nikola.
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The Mexico deal will also bring Santander head to head with Spain's second-largest bank BBVA, which makes about 214% of its earnings from Mexico.
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The Unabomber, goes head to head with FBI investigator Jim Fitzgerald in the first season of the Discovery Channel's new true crime anthology series, Manhunt.
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Samsung is a product innovation powerhouse, launching state-of-the-art devices that compete head to head with Apple's mobile products and getting rave reviews.
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Carillion's problems echo those of Balfour Beatty, which went head-to-head with competitors to take on projects at wafer-thin margins during the recession.
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In the clip above from The Late Late Show, the Jurassic Park legend goes head-to-head with James Corden in a fiery rap battle.
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As they go head to head with ISIS in Mosul, coalition forces are pushing from other directions in an attempt to squeeze the militants out.
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But going head to head with Harley or capturing existing market share from other e-moto startups isn't necessarily Tarform's strategy, according to CEO Kravtchouk.
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There's certainly drama: I observe one scene of Alicia (The Fosters' Denyse Tontz) going head-to-head with stepmother Gigi (Devious Maids alum Roselyn Sanchez).
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With his must-have masques, finishing serum and secrets to eliminating split ends, she's ready to go head-to-head with Princess Kate's iconic locks.
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Now's your chance to see them go head-to-head with their threads at the 2019 ESPYs ... with the biggest ballers showing off their swag!!
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He will go head-to-head with fellow right-hander Kyle Hendricks, who is 17-7 with a 03 ERA in his career at Wrigley.
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Trump has previously enjoyed going head-to-head with dynasty candidate Jeb Bush, but this time around, he's not getting the cheers he once did.
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China has ambitious plans to overhaul its economy and compete head-to-head with the United States and other nations in the technology of tomorrow.
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But Dynatrace is investing to go head to head with rapidly expanding vendors like AppDynamics and New Relic (occasionally even competing with Riverbed and SolarWinds).
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One of the two silver fern beach towels designed by Kyle Lockwood won the public vote to go head to head with our old flag.
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Harry's parents pull some Star Wars shit and show up as holograms, while their son goes head to head with his nemesis and barely escapes.
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Kanye West wants to go head-to-head with his famous sister-in-law ... diving head first into the cosmetic biz dominated by Kylie Jenner.
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We also had the fact that we were going head-to-head with Amazon, that I have no college education and the demise of Pets.
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After a tortuous final year at ESPN in which she went head-to-head with President Trump's administration, Jemele Hill has found a new home.
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During an appearance on James Corden's The Late Late Show, he goes head-to-head with Hustlers star Constance Wu in a mini magic-off.
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China has ambitious plans to overhaul its economy and compete head to head with the United States and other nations in the technology of tomorrow.
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He has few redeeming qualities, as someone who cheats on his girlfriend, emotionally manipulates her, and also goes head-to-head with our heroine, Sydney.
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Trump goes head-to-head with his own party Some of the staunchest critics of Trump's Syria move include numerous figures from his own party.
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It sounds amazing no matter what audio is coming out of it, and goes head to head with bars that are much larger in size.
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The debate will be an important test of Bloomberg's ability to go head to head with his rivals after his lackluster debate performance last week.
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Time will tell, but I eagerly await a review pair—and a real head-to-head with the industry leaders—when they launch this spring.
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Last November, in the weeks après le deluge, in downtown Manhattan, the Russian chess grandmaster Sergey Karjakin went head-to-head with Norway's Magnus Carlsen.
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The man was buried by himself, but the children were buried together head-to-head, with the hollowed-out thigh bone placed next to their bodies.
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Sculpting Brie-Oncé was just practice for Bradley as he prepares to go head-to-head with two other cheese sculptors during the Cheese Carving Championship.
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In a segment called "Drop the Mic" on The Late Late Show with James Corden, the host went head-to-head with the rapper Method Man.
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Homegrown Chinese companies are now going head-to-head with multinationals when it comes to recruitment of top talent, salaries and career opportunities, new research shows.
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The committee went head to head with the watchdog last year over its reluctance to publish a confidential report it had commissioned into the RBS scandal.
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The Mexico deal will also bring Santander head to head with Spain's second-largest bank BBVA, which makes about 22019 percent of its earnings from Mexico.
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Nothing's off limits when Jeff Ross goes head-to-head with Blake Griffin in a Roast Battle on Saturday ... including his former relationship with Kendall Jenner.
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Jenni Rivera's brother doesn't wanna go head-to-head with the Kardashians now that he's got a reality show, and it's simple -- HE KNOWS HE CAN'T!!!
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Chris Brown is still very bitter about his breakup with Karrueche Tran -- so much so, he's going to head-to-head with her manager Jacob York.
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More than at any other point, that move will see the company come head-to-head with the meat industry incumbents it is trying to defeat.
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In launching Android Pay in the U.K., Google is going head-to-head with rival Apple which has its own contactless payments system called Apple Pay.
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Careem, which says it has 24 million registered users, competes head-to-head with Uber in many major Middle East cities including Dubai, Riyadh, and Cairo.
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Thus Amazon, with deep pockets and a wealth of experience offering food online in American cities, will now go head-to-head with Tesco and others.
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Free trade has helped to produce a corps of elite Mexican companies that are capable of going head-to-head with the best in the world.
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It was a salutary lesson for any up and coming European kickboxer in the crowd who wanted to go head-to-head with a Thai fighter.
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This represented the first time the top-tier Democratic candidates held a lead a hypothetical head-to-head with Trump outside the poll's margin of error.
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Who would've thought five years ago that a massive developer of databases and business software would be going head-to-head with an e-commerce giant?
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Waters, who has even been given an adversarial nickname from Trump, is seen as someone who can go head-to-head with the president in 2020.
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The former Cincinnati Reds ace went head-to-head with the Royals three times before joining them in 2015, going 1-2 with a 3.79 ERA.
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The company only just began its U.S. expansion but is already in four cities, where it's competing head to head with many of the homegrown players.
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Perhaps most importantly, the increasingly attractive economics of wind and solar energy means that they now compete head to head with coal and natural gas sourced electricity.
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There's always something on the TV screen when you're playing 1, 2, Switch, but these games ask that you go head to head with another player—literally.
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He went head to head with Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs executive and free trade supporter, in fighting fiercely for steel and aluminum tariffs — and he won.
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King's career took off following the "Battle of the Sexes" in 1973, where she went head-to-head with a male tennis champion nearly twice her age.
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Microsoft also unveiled the new Surface Laptop, a new $28 Windows 210 S-powered computer designed to go head-to-head with Apple's MacBook in higher education.
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Blanca (MJ Rodriguez) plays Elektra's HIV-positive "child" who breaks out to form her own house, and goes head-to-head with Elektra on the ball floor.
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Djokovic leads his head-to-head with Nadal by 43 wins to 24, but the Spaniard has dominated on clay with 228 victories to the Serbian's seven.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - TomTom is considering selling its fleet-management business to concentrate on competing head-to-head with Google in car navigation software, it said on Thursday.
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As for the price, the design and known specs of the Galaxy Home pretty clearly suggest Samsung is attempting to go head-to-head with Apple's HomePod.
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The day before Apple was meant to go head-to-head with the government in a California court, the government pulled the plug on its legal action.
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As it increasingly goes head-to-head with Amazon on the cloud computing front, it's going to need as much of an edge as it can get.
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She will go head to head with Virginia House of Delegates member Ben Cline for a slot in the Sixth District that has been vacated by Rep.
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Gogoro is among a growing number of start-ups entering the transportation industry, going head-to-head with traditional automakers as they compete to offer mobility services.
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DJI is far from the first company to go head to head with GoPro in the space, but in 2019, it may well be the best positioned.
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Then they hope to beat teams from New Zealand, France, Sweden and Japan for the right to battle it out head-to-head with holders Oracle USA.
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In 103, Chris DeJong went head-to-head with Michael Phelps in a qualifying race to earn a spot on Team USA for the Beijing Summer Olympics.
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Microsoft will go head-to-head with the Justice Department, arguing that the agency cannot use a warrant to collect emails held in Microsoft's Ireland data center.
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This will put Pinterest head-to-head with Instagram, which just this week announced a new shopping feature to encourage users to buy directly from their platform.
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He and ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale are going head-to-head with the NCAA Division I men's tournament brackets as part of the Allstate March Mayhem Challenge.
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"I don't intend to go head-to-head with Breitbart, but I intend to do more of the same, just not under the Breitbart banner," he said.
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In a week, it's expected to unveil its next big move at an education event in New York, aimed at going head to head with the Chromebook.
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Turns out, members of Standing Rock Sioux Tribe are seasoned tech entrepreneurs who could go head-to-head with any hoody-wearing, Soylent-slurping Silicon Valley whizkid.
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For years, the two tech giants have gone head-to-head with their video streaming services, battling it out and looking for ways to undercut each other.
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As the Starfleet crew comes head-to-head with a villain of immense power, Kirk learns to set his ego aside and lead his ship to safety.
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In the clip above, Jennifer Lopez goes head-to-head with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show in a game of "Fast Dance-off" — with glorious results.
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Across the country, America's governors are going head-to-head with the Trump administration over the need for testing supplies and ventilators, at times defying party lines.
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The airline now focuses on point-to-point traffic, though once had ambitions to compete head-to-head with major Gulf hub carriers Emirates and Qatar Airways.
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In it, a Hebrew school student named Ozzie tackles the big questions about God and religion, coming head-to-head with his poor, tortured teacher, Rabbi Binder.
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That's the company's very expensive bet that it can go head to head with the likes of Netflix, Apple, and HBO in the newly launched streaming wars.
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Thomas Piani was hired in 2018 to design the company's rewards program to go head-to-head with those of competitors like American Express or Chase Bank.
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I would have liked to have heard the first violinist, Alessandro Tampieri, go head to head with Ms. Mullova in the double violin concerto in D minor.
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All of this probably sounds very familiar, including Mark Zuckerberg's stated willingness to go head to head with law enforcement if necessary to implement its encryption plans.
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For that, Marks said the brand will be focusing on drive-through locations as it goes head-to-head with major players like Chipotle and Taco Bell.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNPresident Obama: Headed To NetflixHeather Locklear: My Boyfriend Tried To Kill MeStacey Dash: Head To Head With Compton MayorTommy Lee Fires Back At Pam Anderson
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It's pretty important that Samsung stay competitive with Apple on pricing here, since the Tab S3 is really designed to go head-to-head with the iPad Pro.
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Microsoft is locked in a battle with Apple for domination of the premium laptop market, with its Surface range going head-to-head with the various MacBook models.
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But this week's debates should put to rest the idea that a woman won't be able to go head to head with Trump on national TV and win.
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The 65-year-old singer is trying his hand at hip hop on this week's Lip Sync Battle — going head-to-head with Saturday Night Live's Pete Davidson.
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Another suggested reason for the failure was that Uber should have gone to market with a local partner like Didi instead of going head to head with them.
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That would represent the largest ever UK technology IPO and puts it head to head with British competitor Sophos, the only other cyber security firm listed in London.
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SpaceX is slated to start launching operational satellites for the network starting next year, when it will be going head to head with competing space internet provider OneWeb.
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Instead of going head-to-head with Sony's PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox One and competing on graphical fidelity or processing power, Nintendo's once again doing things differently.
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Perry plays the platonic idea of the good guy, right down to the all-white suit, and he goes head-to-head with Rick Dalton/DiCaprio's mustachio'd villain.
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Finland-based Bittium revealed its Bittium Tough Mobile at the Mobile World Congress in February to compete head to head with the Blackphone and ARCHOS' similarly priced GranitePhone.
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Musk's company is going head-to-head with several other proposed constellations of satellites, which all promise to provide high-speed broadband internet to anywhere in the world.
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That same episode, he went head-to-head with Olympic icon Usain Bolt (and Owen Wilson) in a 100-meter dash in the CBS Television City parking lot.
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The iPhone maker has gone head-to-head with the FBI this year over its refusal to help unlock a device belonging to San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook.
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DeSantis is fresh off winning the Republican primary, and while on Fox News Wednesday morning ... he was asked about going head-to-head with Democratic candidate Andrew Gillum.
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They break up when some members decide they're getting the short end of the stick and would be better off going head-to-head with their former partners.
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Digital offerings that go head-to-head with challenger banks are another option — but the installment partnerships can also offer smaller banks a well-known brand's name recognition.
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At Gem, he proves himself to be an exceptionally gifted, intuitive, and inventive chef by any measure, capable of going head to head with his more established peers.
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Louis-Dreyfus was also recognized with a nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy, where she will go head to head with Russian Doll's Natasha Lyonne, Mrs.
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Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is scheduled to go head-to-head with Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the election's first televised leaders' debate on Tuesday evening London time.
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"Joe Biden does not want to go head-to-head with Bernie Sanders, stand there for two hours, and go back and forth with Bernie Sanders," Weaver said.
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The sports sedan, which starts at around $217,256, is competing head-to-head with other entry-level luxury models, including the Mercedes C class or BMW 22011 series.
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Trump provided the special counsel with a set of written answers to questions prepared in coordination with his legal team, but never went head-to-head with prosecutors.
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When you find yourself going head-to-head with a bad boss, you want to have as much proof as possible of jaw-dropping comments or unfair situations.
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The invention is thought to have come from a time when Edison was going head to head with Nikola Tesla, who had also been experimenting with contacting spirits.
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The decision to give movies proper theatrical releases also comes at a time when Netflix is going head-to-head with major theater distributors like AMC and Regal.
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The surplus spiked higher with the hugely successful release of "Wonder Woman" in June, which went head to head with last year's disappointing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sequel.
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Microsoft's new holiday ad will promote the company's voice language translation technology, highlighting an area where the software giant is going head to head with Amazon and Google.
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One of the Trump administration's first major tests of its confrontational approach to trade will bring Vice President Mike Pence head to head with his pugnacious Japanese counterpart.
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Trump has proved to be a difficult negotiating partner with his own party, and has been clear he plans to go head to head with Democrats after 2018.
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Related: Artists Go Head-to-Head with "Conversations" at PULSE New York Here Are 10 Innovative Artists Slated for PULSE Here's the Apocalyptic Painting Leonardo DiCaprio Just Purchased
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Bands such as Black Sabbath, Motörhead, and AC/DC are probably scoffing at the mere thought of the Floyd going head-to-head with them in a sound off.
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Then, the courts could be imposed upon to decide a rarely-litigated issue, fraught with constitutional peril: Who wins when congressional power comes head-to-head with executive privilege?
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"Our idea is not to go head to head" with companies like Starbucks and Nestle, which made a $7 billion licensing deal with Starbucks in May, the CEO said.
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It's not the first time Prabowo has gone head-to-head with Jokowi -- or the first time that he has indicated he would reject the result of an election.
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As for Charles, dude knows a little something about NBA scraps ... back in his playing days, Chuck went head-to-head with giants like Shaquille O'Neal and Bill Laimbeer.
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Later in the night, Minaj will go head to head with Luke Bryan, The Chainsmokers, The Weeknd and Twenty One Pilots for the fan-voted Billboard Chart Achievement Award.
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Could Pearl Jam ever go head-to-head with a streaming behemoth, rejecting the economic injustices of the industry like Taylor did when she withdrew her music from Spotify?
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I met one of these extraordinary women, Denise McCluggage, a journalist who went head to head with motorsports giants and continued to document the industry well into her 80s.
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"The U.S. is going after sectors where China aspires to compete head-to-head with the U.S./West — 5G and supercomputing," said Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group.
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And for anyone hoping that the Nokia brand would be ready to go head to head with other flagship phone makers when it comes to Android devices, think again.
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This time, the company says it is aiming the Pixelbook at a wider audience and that it wants to get head-to-head with far more established laptop makers.
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She's dealing with all that while going head-to-head with Netflix, which has built a mammoth original content business and is spending $8 billion on programming this year.
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Cranston had, in fact, spent large quantities of time head-to-head with one particular wildebeest that would later become known -- in his head, at least -- as patient zero.
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These include digital TV, the M-Kopa solar-powered lighting kit, Lipa-Na bill pay service, and Little ride-hail app―now going head to head with Uber Kenya.
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It's a 23.1-inch laptop that's designed to go head-to-head with Dell's XPS 2.03 or Apple's MacBook Pro, and it does so by being lighter than both.
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The film, created on a minuscule $1.6 million budget, went head-to-head with lavishly made studio pictures like Arrival ($47 million budget) and La La Land ($30 million).
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Samsung was ready to repeat its S7 success in the fall with the Note 7, a beautifully designed phone that would go head to head with Apple's next iPhone.
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Laugh Out Loud will go head-to-head with other digital subscription services like Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Video, and HBO GO, all of which offer comedy and more.
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"An awful lot of Republicans are very concerned that Donald Trump is not the right candidate to go head-to-head with Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders," Cruz said.
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WE HEAR: Some members of Congress learned you don't mess with Mathletes, as they went head-to-head with seventh and eighth graders at this year's SXSW festival. Reps.
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In many ways, AppLink and SmartDeviceLink go head-to-head with CarPlay and Android Auto, all of which are designed to bring phone apps and functionality to the dashboard.
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Recently unsealed documents could weaken the government's defense as it goes head to head with a hedge fund in court over the bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Ramsay, who in the past has tried to set world records in the kitchen, went head-to-head with Jenna Fabich to see who could fillet a halibut fastest.
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The former vice president stood his ground when he went head-to-head with Harris over her proposed Medicare for All proposal, arguing Harris's plan would be too expensive.
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For the record, Davis was a freak athlete and had a long career in the NBA -- but Jelani says his best days were going head-to-head with Bryant.
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Once Germany's only bank to go head-to-head with U.S. rivals on Wall Street, stricter regulation, rock-bottom borrowing costs and still heavy costs has squeezed Deutsche's profits.
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Netflix fell more than 9 percent after a media report that Apple planned to announce a subscription television service that would go head-to-head with its streaming service.
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During that high-stakes scene, the upstart House of Evangelista goes head-to-head with its nemesis, the House of Abundance, led by the ultraglamorous Elektra Abundance (Dominique Jackson).
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Didi, which was valued at $56 billion in a fundraising round last year, has been expanding into overseas markets including Australia and Mexico, going head-to-head with Uber.
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The field has winnowed considerably, but on the eve of the Iowa caucuses, it's still not clear who will go head-to-head with President Donald Trump in November.
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Bernie Sanders are really the only two candidates that have the financial firepower to go head-to-head with the Republicans and Trump and their massive campaign war chest.
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The professional soccer player has had a whirlwind year, from going head to head with President Donald Trump, advocating for equal pay, and winning the 2019 Women's World Cup.
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Those forces are arguably strongest in France and Italy, where Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini's League party has gained support as its leader goes head-to-head with Brussels.
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"Wanting to go head to head with him is a bold move, but we fight fire with fire," Fury said at a press conference attended by Business Insider Wednesday.
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Didi, which was valued at $56 billion in a fundraising round last year, has been expanding into overseas markets including Australia and Mexico, going head-to-head with Uber.
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On an all new episode of Fuck, That's Delicious, Action travels to Barcelona for a music festival before he goes head-to-head with Mayhem in a paella contest.
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These include digital TV, the M-Kopa solar-powered lighting kit, Lipa-Na bill pay service and Little ride-hail app, which is now going head to head with Uber.
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Trump has long said Mexico is "killing" the U.S. on trade, and his administration has been going head-to-head with Canada on their dairy and softwood lumber trade policies.
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These are cash-rich companies that can afford to pay even the fattest of fines and go head-to-head with the federal government in a drawn-out legal war.
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Kobe Bryant made his first of 18 All-Star appearances in 1998, where he went head-to-head with Michael Jordan while wearing these black-and-white Adidas Crazy 8s.
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The GFX 50S is Fujifilm's first medium-format digital camera and will go head to head with the similarly-priced Pentax 503Z and more expensive offerings from Hasselblad and PhaseOne.
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Federer went head to head with Novak Djokovic at the 2019 Wimbledon gentlemen's singles final earlier this year and was defeated by the Serbian player after a historic five sets.
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Gomez will go head to head with Swift for female artist of the year, and Harris is up for dance artist of the year – a new category at the show.
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"To go head-to-head with them was insane," the actor (and Tampa Bay Bandits partner) Burt Reynolds told Tollin, who made an ESPN documentary about the U.S.F.L. in 3.763.
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The Basel-based drugmaker hopes this latest analysis lends RTH258 additional muscle when matched head-to-head with Eylea as well as Lucentis, which Roche sells in the United States.
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Tension ensues as her character, Beatriz, goes head to head with Doug, played by John Lithgow, a self-satisfied billionaire real estate developer with whom she has nothing in common.
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MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, head to head with Sean Hannity at 9pm, had an audience of 2.5 million on Monday that was 19% below her Nielsen average this year, AP reports.
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Earlier in April Santander offered to take full control of its Mexican business through a 11.353 billion euro all-share deal which would bring it head to head with BBVA.
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But as it goes head to head with tech giants like Apple, Amazon, and Google, it runs into the interesting conundrum that its rivals are also its much-needed allies.
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Cuban was one of Trump's most vocal critics on the campaign trail, and now, it seems he's open to the idea of going head to head with Trump in 2020.
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Chrome OS might not be ready to take on the iPad just yet, but Google keeps proving Chromebooks are ready to go head-to-head with Windows laptops and Macs.
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It looks like Mac, Thorny, Farva, and the rest will go head-to-head with some Canadian Mounties this time around, in a nice callback to the original's police vs.
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In the episode, which is slated to air on April 20, the model goes head-to-head with Ricky Martin, who we're going to be seeing a lot more of.
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Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) said on Tuesday it was considering making a counter-offer for the London Stock Exchange Group, potentially putting it head-to-head with rival bidder Deutsche Boerse.
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It might be Strand's boat, but Madison is certainly emerging as the leader of the group — she's the one who goes head-to-head with Connor over exchanging family members.
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A new retail website, called Verishop, is going live Tuesday, with the goal of bringing "joy back to online shopping," as it goes head-to-head with platforms like Amazon.
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Looping in non-experts to debate climate science would be like asking a person who likes looking at the stars to go head-to-head with actual astronomers and physicists.
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The agreement should help Virgin Galactic raise the money it needs to go head-to-head with space tourism companies such as Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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Apple's ambitions to go head to head with Netflix and create its own lineup of exclusive movies and TV shows has long been the subject of much chatter and speculation.
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After releasing House of Balloons, a mixtape about tripping off drugs, manipulative love, and an alarming head-to-head with mortality, he chose to forgo immediate fame for prolonged anonymity.
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Last year, Zendesk launched a new CRM play called Sunshine, going head to head with the likes of Salesforce in helping businesses better organise and make use of customer data.
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ST) has offered to build the world's most modern fighter aircraft factory in India, it said on Friday, as it goes head-to-head with U.S. rival Lockheed Martin (LMT.
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The clue is a scene from the 2013 film "Bad Words," in which a youngster goes head-to-head with actor Jason Bateman in the finals of a spelling bee.
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She kept on going head to head with mainstream writers who said they weren't writing genre when they were—Atwood, Ishiguro—and attacking Amazon, big business, climate change, and Trump.
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Even so, Mr. de Nysschen thinks the new Cadillac has a chance to win back market share at home — and compete head-to-head with the German brands and Lexus.
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Seth Curry, going head-to-head with his brother for the sixth time in their careers, had the final 229 Portland points of the burst, including three straight 153-pointers.
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If they make it to the end of the competition, they get to go head-to-head with the song identifying app Shazam for a chance to win $1 million.
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A similar incident occurred in 2009 when Google CEO Eric Schmidt distanced himself from Apple after it became clear that Android would be going head-to-head with the iPhone.
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Food delivery start-up DoorDash, which goes head to head with Uber Eats, said Thursday it raised $2800 million in a funding round led by SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund.
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Opera's Africa ventures could go head to head with Uber, Jumia and M-Pesa — the mobile money-product that put Kenya out front on digital finance in Africa before Nigeria.
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Tambor went head to head with fellow comic masters Ty Burrell of Modern Family, Louis C.K. of Louie, William H. Macy of Shameless and Jim Parsons of The Big Bang Theory.
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In the latest episode of Drop the Mic, Ashton Kutcher goes head-to-head with James Corden in a fiery rap battle — and absolutely nothing appears to be off the table.
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During a birthday party for one of Mendeecees Sr.'s children (I can't keep up with them to figure out which one), Yandy goes head-to-head with Erika and Samantha.
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Unlike TV, where NBC News competes with other broadcasters, Left Field will go head-to-head with all news organizations on social media, which include newspapers, start-ups and cable networks.
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Netflix will start to go head-to-head with two media giants when they launch rival video streaming services late next year, Los Angeles Times' Stephen Battaglio told CNBC on Monday.
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Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez, after only his fourth head-to-head with Rajoy since December, reiterated his party would vote against a PP-led administration in an eventual parliamentary confidence vote.
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Under Ukraine's system, if no candidate wins a majority of votes, it goes to a runoff, meaning Zelensky was always poised to go head to head with whoever comes in second.
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But when it comes to a competitive head-to-head with former American Idol runner-up and current Queen frontman Adam Lambert, though, he's got his work cut out for him.
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But although citizens' arrests are legal under certain circumstances, authorities have warned against the danger of indigenous people going head-to-head with loggers and taking justice into their own hands.
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For a long time, Samsung's phones have gone head to head with the iPhone, but when it came to having an ecosystem of different devices, Apple was the hands-down winner.
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However, this new feature will be going head-to-head with a bunch of group video chat apps, the most prominent of which is probably Houseparty (available on iOS and Android).
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The Spice Girls singer, X Factor judge and mom of three went head-to-head with Busy Philipps in a holiday crafting competition, showcasing her talents in a door decorating challenge.
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Alexa for autos, in fact, is just today adding its first mapping services, by way of a partnership with Mapbox, to go head to head with Google Maps and Apple's Maps.
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Aides said they were surprised by her toughness going head-to-head with the African strongmen, but Haley said her previous life as a politician in South Carolina helped guide her.
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It might sound boring on paper, but go head-to-head with your roommate, and you'll find yourself talking smack whenever your frog snatches the tiny black dot before he does.
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In the extended version of the interview, which you can watch exclusively online, Sharpton also talks about James Brown, being in jail, and going head-to-head with FOX News hosts.
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Why we're watching: Schake is joining Instagram at a crucial and fast-growing time for the company as it competes head-to-head with rival Snapchat for the coveted younger set.
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Goldman competes head to head with Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan, with Refinitiv data showing Morgan Stanley tops the league tables for global equity and equity-related products so far this year.
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Its shoe line remains in high demand, it has gone head-to-head with Under Armour in the athleisure space and its new membership concept should build brand loyalty, Schlossberg says.
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At the very least, it seems China had a vested interest in the rise of a hardware company that could go head to head with the likes of Apple and Samsung.
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The holy grail was a mass-market electric car that could go head-to-head with the most popular midrange sedans — and the Model 3 was supposed to be that car.
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We got COB out in the Big Apple Thursday and asked him to weigh in on the White House yanking Jim Acosta's press credentials after his head-to-head with the Prez.
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"My Type," which we're premiering above, is the first single from Spenda's debut album The Bone Collector, and finds him going head to head with rising superstar Sian Vandermuelen, aka Miss Blanks.
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One thing's for sure: HBO almost certainly doesn't want Big Little Lies going head to head with the final season of Game of Thrones in the same categories in the same show.
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Nemmani, 14, went head-to-head with fellow Texan Naysa Modi, 12, for only a few moments before winning the bee with the word "koinonia," which is a body of religious believers.
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As is standard for Battlefield games — discounting the delayed Battlefield Hardline — this newest entry is releasing in the fall, when it will go head-to-head with Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
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Innovation Network Corporation of Japan (INCJ), still seen as a front runner, will go head-to-head with Foxconn in the bidding for Sharp, and its third bailout in under four years.
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You get to go head-to-head with other coders at the top of their game, and it's an invaluable opportunity to share ideas, learn new skills and network with your community.
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Twenty years ago, when the landmark Telecommunications Act of 85033 was passed, each had local franchise monopolies but refused to enter new markets to compete head-to-head with their sister companies.
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Many of these services go head-to-head with Zenefits, the company Conrad started in 2013 and resigned from last year after problems surfaced over the company flouting of state insurance regulations.
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Going head-to-head with his wife, dancer Jenna Dewan-Tatum, the Magic Mike actor arrived atop a steed on wheels, proceeding to bust serious moves with an arsenal of backup dancers.
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Earlier this year, Baidu announced it was building a 100-person team in Silicon Valley to develop autonomous vehicles, going head-to-head with rival Google on the US company's home turf.
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The link between Ocasio-Cortez and Trump made news last week when a Rasmussen poll put her head-to-head with the president in a fantasy 85033 race for the White House.
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Rather, he says, D2iQ found that it was often going head-to-head with the existence of Kubernetes itself — which is why he's continuing to make such a big bet on it.
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Now, investors appear to have lost confidence that Walmart can go head-to-head with Amazon; its shares were trading today at $88, down from $104.78 the day before the earnings report.
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He was widely denounced, the press began calling, he got invited on talk shows, where he'd be put head-to-head with local homeless charities, who had no time for his methods.
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" Heinricher said she had sought to put together an all-female team "to demonstrate that women can compete head-to-head with their male counterparts and win if they have legitimate support.
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For example, Clarkson, 37, notes Stefani has said, "Blakey, I want this one," on the show when going head-to-head with him for an artist they both want on their teams.
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New debate rules have opened up the chance for her to go head-to-head with Mayor Mike Bloomberg has he continues to pour money into advertisements and rises in the polls.
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Gandhi and his Congress Party are going head to head with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who's defending his prime ministership after a landslide win in 2014.
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McDaniel&aposs decision to avoid a head-to-head with Wicker, which was all but assured to be yet another bruising primary battle, has contributed to an unusually quiet election season in Mississippi.
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GoPro and DJI, which looked like they were ready to go head to head with their foldable, no-experience-necessary lightweight quadcopters — the GoPro Karma and DJI's Mavic Pro — have both experienced setbacks.
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Conservative Anez, a former senator, will go head-to-head with a number of recent allies, including civic leader Luis Fernando Camacho, former President Jorge Tuto Quiroga and October runner-up Carlos Mesa.
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In the clip above she goes head-to-head with Jimmy Fallon in a game called "Box of Lies," which basically involves taking turns to describe a mystery object to the other person.
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And maybe the decision to go head to head with similar Alexa and Google Assistant offerings wasn't a great one (though, again, Harman's just playing a numbers game with smart assistants right now).
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Update: According to Marvel's official Daredevil teaser, the show will debut on March 18 — that's a week ahead of the initial reports that the show would go head to head with Warner Bros.
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Dwayne Johnson is back going head-to-head with his Fast & Furious foe Jason Statham in the explosive first trailer for Hobbs and Shaw, the new spinoff movie of the hit action franchise.
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The new vehicle will be built in Chongqing, and will put the U.S. car company head-to-head with other foreign luxury car brands in China, such as Mercedes-Benz, owned by Daimler.
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Prior to the final match, Williams went head-to-head with Naomi Osaka in the quarterfinal match on Friday, almost a year after their controversial match at the U.S. Open in September 2018.
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The cameras in the Galaxy S6 phones put Samsung head-to-head with Apple in terms of image quality, so in a number of ways the S7 phones feel like a step ahead.
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He abandoned his gold to save the troops, served as Jaime's literal right hand, and went head-to-head with a dragon to save him—basically all the knightliest moves in the book.
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Infinity Ward has released a new pair of trailers that highlight some of the new features of the game and how players will be able to go head-to-head with one another.
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It's a high-end speaker that's meant to go head-to-head with Apple's HomePod, while standing apart from competitors like Amazon's Echo and Google's Home with a promise of higher-quality audio.
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In some cases, it has been coming head to head with stronger regional rivals, such as in countries like China (Didi Kuaidi being its arch rival) and India (where Ola leads the charge).
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Rather than go head to head with cheap labor, John urged scientists to deliver next-generation robots that would give the U.S. an edge in new applications in healthcare, military and domestic applications.
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In the process Shopify glided stealthily into the e-commerce big leagues without going head to head with Amazon, as Walmart, Target and other big retailers have done, sometimes with soul-sapping results.
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The airline once sought to compete head to head with major Gulf hub carriers Emirates and Qatar Airways, piling billions of dollars into a failed strategy of buying minority stakes in other airlines.
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Mastercard and Paynetics are likely going head-to-head with these firms as they try to recruit small merchants, which may be interested in the solutions because of their potential simplicity and affordability.
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It started in 1986, when the Documentary Photography Archive asked him to look at consumer culture in nearby Salford, where supermarkets and shopping centers went head-to-head with mom-and-pop stores.
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For the second time, Bella Hadid goes head-to-head with her sister Gigi Hadid for the title of Model of the Year, also up against Adwoa Aboah, newcomer Kaia Gerber and Winnie Harlow.
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In February, the politician's daughter went head-to-head with co-host Joy Behar during a discussion about top Trump aide Rob Porter, who resigned amid domestic abuse allegations from his two ex-wives.
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"The pro-forma company carries in excess of 5x leverage and competes head-to-head with a stronger P&G - who is determined to return Gillette to sustainable growth," Strycula said in a note.
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Or maybe you think of him going head-to-head with Matthew McConaughey in the blockbuster adaption of Stephen King's Dark Tower series, or hunting serial killers in the London-based crime drama Luther.
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Fresh off of his victory in the New Hampshire primary, the Vermont senator went head-to-head with Hillary Clinton again in Wisconsin on Thursday, in a PBS Democratic debate filled with sharp exchanges.
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The level of crowdsourced effort required to generate differentiating value in the Google-dominated search space has proved a stumbling block for similarly minded startups wanting to compete head to head with Mountain View.
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Now that you know her sound, it's time to really get to know the young, influential, and thought-provoking artist going head to head with the likes of Drake, Cardi B, and Kacey Musgraves.
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DisplayPort 2.0 will now naturally go head-to-head with the HDMI 2.1 specification, which is prepared for the same higher resolution monitors in the future, alongside wider color gamuts and improved refresh rates.
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And he also fares well when compared head-to-head with other Republicans and his campaign has worked to convince people that he could win the general election as the Democratic nominee in 2016.
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It will take China more than a decade to create a globally competitive, homegrown airplane maker that can go head-to-head with the likes of Boeing and Airbus, according to an industry veteran.
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Google is bringing Android Pay, its contactless payment app, to the U.K. "in the next few months", the U.S. search giant said on Wednesday, putting it head-to-head with rivals Apple and Samsung.
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Having secured regulatory approval, companies tend to shun follow-on trials that go head-to-head with new competitors because of the high costs involved and because it jeopardizes a hard-won market opportunity.
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Trump remains popular in the state after winning the 2016 election by more than 30 points, and it's clear that going head to head with Trump isn't likely to help McConnell with voters here.
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He went head to head with Trump in 2008 when the then-real estate developer sued Deutsche Bank to try to get out of paying $40 million of a construction loan Trump personally guaranteed.
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A report from The Wall Street Journal had said the $53 per month on-demand service will go head-to-head with Spotify, and will offer listeners access to tens of millions of tracks.
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The big picture: Traditional media and telecom companies are aggressively pursuing vertically integrated strategies to go head-to-head with tech giants that are starting to dominate both creation and distribution of popular content.
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As it stands, AMD's aggressive pricing makes the choices at the midrange a lot more difficult, especially as the RX 5700 and 5700 XT are now going head-to-head with Nvidia on performance.
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The exhibition at Dee includes a commanding room of colorful, hard-edge compositions by Imre Bak, Sandor Pinczehelyi and others, works that could go head-to-head with contemporaneous Frank Stellas or Jo Baers.
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DeSanti came ready in her Vietnam War uniform and had on a full leg brace — but that didn't stop her from pumping out 10 push-ups while head-to-head with the TSA agent.
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But Wen's comments gave new momentum to anti-abortion groups that plan to go to head-to-head with the organization in 2020, painting it as an extremist organization that only cares about abortion.
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Biden also will finally go head-to-head with Bloomberg, who skipped the early states and has spent more than $500 million on advertising in a bid to become the Democrats' moderate standard-bearer.
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Jamie Siminoff: We try not to ever look at competition — like the company is going head to head with… we've always been a company that has invented around a mission of making neighborhoods safer.
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Comcast's NBCUniversal is preparing to go head-to-head with WarnerMedia, Disney, and Netflix with the launch of its Peacock streaming service, lining up several big-time showrunners for a slate of new shows.
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WASHINGTON — Walter M. Shaub Jr., the government's top ethics watchdog, who has repeatedly gone head-to-head with the Trump administration over conflicts of interest, said on Thursday that he was calling it quits.
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Before adjourning for the night, Ellis went head-to-head with Andres over the relevance of asking Gates about the billionaire businessmen who were funding the political campaigns Manafort worked on in the Ukraine.
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In college, Musk took his education more seriously — he studied business, competed in public speaking contests and went head-to-head with his classmates when it came to test scores, according to the book.
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Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs is increasingly going head-to-head with the biggest tech companies for talent as it rapidly boosts its engineering talent, said George Lee, the bank's co-Chief Investment Officer.
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The premium version of Joyn, expected to go live in the winter, would put ProSieben head to head with Netflix and Amazon Prime on subscription video-on-demand, where the U.S. streaming giants dominate.
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Though it is going head to head with deep-pocketed tech giants like Alphabet's Google and Apple and upstarts like Uber to develop autonomous vehicles and connected cars, Ford has one clear advantage, said Fields.
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Yes, the district court cited some controlling authority, but an appellate court could distinguish those cases from the unique case before it -- one that pits constitutional executive power head-to-head with the First Amendment.
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Also starring Christina Applegate, the film follows three overstressed moms who abandon their daily responsibilities and go on a binge of self-indulgence, only to find themselves going head-to-head with the PTA president.
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However, the two studios' most impressive feat is that they each went head to head with 20th Century Fox — a dominant Oscar player with significant contenders in The Revenant and Brooklyn's Saoirse Ronan — and won.
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In a head-to-head with Trump, 62% of LGBTQ people across the board would vote for Buttigieg, while the rest would vote for Trump (12%), a third-party candidate (15%), or not vote (11%).
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Though the delegate math is against Sanders, Blumenthal said the Vermont senator has the right to go head-to-head with Clinton until the very end, just as Clinton did against Barack Obama in 2008.
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The WSJ reported in late August that Apple went head to head with Hollywood over the $20 price point for 4K movies, as studios allegedly wanted to charge between $5 and $10 more per title.
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GoPro was set to go head-to-head with DJI, another popular drone maker which also recently announced the Mavic Pro, a foldable drone with a camera made for use by amateur pilots and hobbyists.
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Other features of Dribble include the ability to go head-to-head with friends, build 5 aside teams turn-by-turn (so you don't pick the same player), and 'trash talk' other players via chat.
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I've encountered this situation myself: As I angrily began crafting an argument in response to some woman I thought was "clearly irrational," I realized I was going head to head with my good friend's mom!
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After braving the haunted house, you can go head-to-head with your pals in zombie laser tag, try your luck in one of the attraction's escape rooms, or try the creepy Terror Visions 3D.
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Careem, which counts German car maker Daimler and China's largest ride-hailing company DiDi Chuxing among its other backers, competes head-to-head with Uber in most of the major cities in the Middle East.
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The event being held on May 2 will almost certainly detail devices it thinks will be able to go head to head with Chromebooks on things like battery life, cost and wide scale device management.
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But it was defeated this spring in four other races where it went head to head with the GOP establishment and the Republican Main Street Partnership, which calls itself the "governing wing" of the GOP.
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In some truly inspirational scenes we also get to see Steve Davis go head to head with Holly Herndon, ask for advice about his set, and discuss his rear of the year victory in 1985.
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At the turn of the century it seemed natural that European firms would compete head to head with American ones, dividing the world between them, especially given that Japan's once-aggressive multinationals were in retreat.
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According to Deadline, the film follows three overstressed moms who abandon their daily responsibilities and go on a binge of self-indulgence, but only to find themselves going head-to-head with the PTA president.
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Petty went head-to-head with MCA again in 1981 when the label pushed to sell his next album, "Hard Promises," for $9.98 a pop — a full dollar more than the norm at that time.
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The Hill's Amie Parnes reported this week that a number of donors and grassroots voters are concerned that the current set of candidates aren't strong enough to go head to head with Trump next year.
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It is courting foreign investors as well as the major Canadian funds and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said he is happy to go head-to-head with the United States to compete for investment.
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Snoop Dogg appeared on Celebrity Family Feud this weekend and in one round, the rapper goes head-to-head with boxing champion Sugar Ray Leonard in a question about his special subject of interest: weed.
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But, watch as our guy again goes head-to-head with Ben and tells him the FBI's investigation is incomplete because, among other things, it failed to interview Ford, Kavanaugh and several key former classmates.
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This Sunday is particularly intriguing, with a string of relatively unknown backups taking the field, a reigning MVP going head-to-head with a Heisman, and the hapless Dolphins taking on the red-hot Cowboys.
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The current suit is perhaps even more daunting, a case of an ambitious aspiring New Yorker coming head to head with the force and opacity of one of the city's most intractable and immovable institutions.
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In a sneak peek for Sunday's upcoming episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Disick, 36, goes head to head with Kris Jenner's boyfriend Corey Gamble about whether it is appropriate to spank his child.
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Shaquille O'Neal helped kick off Jimmy Fallon's weeklong taping of The Tonight Show in Orlando, Florida on Monday by going head-to-head with the late night host in the show's wildly popular pretend-singing contest.
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The new arrangement makes The Office one of the biggest shows that NBCUniversal will have exclusively on its streaming service as it prepares to go head-to-head with numerous companies launching their own competing services.
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This cycle, we went head-to-head with the NRA in 43 races (meaning we both endorsed candidates): gun safety candidates won 33 races, the NRA won nine races and 1 has yet to be called.
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The lineup kicks off Monday with guests Vin Diesel and Shaquille O'Neal (who will go head-to-head with Fallon in an epic Lip Sync Battle!) followed by a musical performance by Pitbull featuring Stephen Marley.
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As the years have passed, Google has gone from one of the only online advertising juggernauts to going head-to-head with Facebook, whose advertising business is rapidly expanding and offering a good alternative to Google.
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During a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Leakes revealed she wanted to go "head to head" with Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Rinna, but she actually meant Lisa Vanderpump.
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Rodon will go head-to-head with Ventura for the third time in four outings Sunday and has dominated the Royals in his first two career starts against them, going 43-0 with a 2.31 ERA.
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His start-up Poynt, founded in 2013, is going head-to-head with industry leaders VeriFone and Ingenico by building a terminal on top of the Android operating system that can accept any type of payment.
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Macron, who wants to deregulate the economy and deepen EU integration, is set to win the head-to-head with between 250 and 2000 percent of the vote, according to the last opinion polls on Friday.
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Another demo match on Friday saw a human/AlphaGo team take on another human/AlphaGo team, this time with Gu Li and the AI going head-to-head with Lian Xiao and his own artificial teammate.
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First up, Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber of Germany meets Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova for the 13th time in their career, having managed to edge ahead in their head-to-head with victories in both meetings this year.
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Nonetheless, other lower profile positions underlined Macron's ambitions to strengthen the broad base of his Republique En Marche party as he prepares to go head-to-head with France's far-right in next May's European elections.
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Amazon's new on-demand, streaming music service, Amazon Music Unlimited, has taken its first steps abroad after launching last month in the U.S. to go head to head with Apple Music, Spotify, Google and the rest.
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However, she, like some others, cautioned that this was just the beginning and more healthcare reform will likely come in the future, at which time Democrats will still have to go head-to-head with Republicans.
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The government in Brasília loved Eike's story, which fit snugly into its plan to build up national champions, lavishly funded with subsidized credit, that could go head-to-head with the mightiest multinationals in the world.
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Putting together the two companies, from what we understand, would not be to go head-to-head with Uber — which is currently in 579 cities and valued at over $60 billion (although some dispute that number).
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Still, it's been a couple of years since the release of the last Galaxy Tab, so the S3 was probably long overdue from the company that's never been afraid to go head-to-head with Apple.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 48%Synopsis: Based on a comic, "The Losers" is an action-adventure film about a team of mercenaries that go head-to-head with the CIA after the organization leaves them for dead.
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Gilead's Yescarta, which also has U.S. approval in blood cancer, got the CHMP's nod in DLBCL, where it would go head-to-head with Novartis's medicine, as well as in primary mediastinal B cell lymphoma (PMBCL).
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"Now it's kind of looking forward to the Olympics, which will be the next time we get to go head-to-head with them, and we're pretty motivated," Moir told a news conference after the competition.
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The company's ANAFI line is probably one of the best-positioned products to go head to head with DJI's successful Mavic line, but the company's looking to take things a bit further by moving beyond hobbyists/consumers.
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But increased gasoline production will compete head-to-head with the need to boost diesel output ahead of the introduction of new marine fuel regulations by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) from the start of next year.
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While there's no one game-changing upgrade here, these all add up to put the Spectre x2 into a much more premium space, where it'll have an easier time going head to head with the Surface Pro.
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But as the business embarks on further expansion into the U.S., one of its key strategic markets next to China, it will again come head to head with McDonald's — this time on the American rival's home turf.
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Chloe can't believe reality TV notoriety is in her immediate future, even though surely the cast must have seen what happened when Lauren Conrad went head-to-head with Speidi in the tabloids back in the day.
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Later Wednesday night, the super PACs supporting Ted Cruz announced that they will donate $1.5 million to veterans charities if Trump agrees to go head-to-head with Cruz in a private debate, the Washington Post reports.
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Garmin just announced its newest fitness-tracking smartwatch at the IFA trade show in Berlin, and with its long battery life, swipe controls, and more reasonable price point, it's going head-to-head with the aforementioned watches.
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January 27, 2016: T.J. Rodgers, founder and former CEO of Cypress, files a lawsuit against Bingham alleging he had an "irreconcilable conflict of interest" in joining Canyon Bridge, which he says competes "head-to-head" with it.
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The comedian stopped by The Tonight Show on Thursday and went head to head with host Jimmy Fallon in a game of "Word Sneak" – in which the two attempted to insert random words into a casual conversation.
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I manage to make it to one of the official after parties, hosted by Drumcode in The Annex, and saw Swedish producer and Drumcode Records founder Adam Beyer going head-to-head with label signee Joseph Capriati.
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A quick fix solution to his resort falling into the sea -- dumping tons of rocks on the site -- in 2014 led to Trump coming head-to-head with local authorities, who served him with an enforcement notice.
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A pilot scheme in Zhoushan, eastern China, demonstrates how that might look in the energy sector - private investors are leading a project for a $15 billion mega-petrochemical complex that could compete head-to-head with Sinopec.
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Project Wing head Dave Vos told said in October his team wanted to launch the service in 2017, which is an ambitious time frame putting Wing head to head with Amazon's own Prime Air drone delivery project.
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A quick fix solution to his resort falling into the sea — dumping tons of rocks on the site — in 2014 led to Trump coming head-to-head with local authorities, who served him with an enforcement notice.
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Meanwhile, the US eventually found itself hip-deep in ugly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan that carried with them approximately zero likelihood of slugging it out head-to-head with a top-flight Russian or Chinese fighter.
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While IMDb lists a Cleopatra film as being in development, for now it's just conjecture that Jolie, who played the Queen of Macedonia in 2004's Alexander, is going head to head with Gaga over the role.
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On the night Nancy Pelosi led Democrats to a historic victory in the House in 2006, he pointed out that she would have to go head-to-head with George W. Bush on all kinds of policies.
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Indeed, oil and gas companies may find themselves spearheading a new petrochemical revolution; competing head-to-head with utilities in efficient, highly distributed power generation; or even creating new ways for consumers to access and use energy.
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In the men's team pursuit, Britain's Andy Tennant, Mark Stewart, Ollie Wood and Chris Latham will go head-to-head with Italy in Thursday's race for the bronze medal, while Australia and New Zealand vie for gold.
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" A day later, the two were still going head-to-head, with Paul casting Cheney and her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, as "Never Trumpers" during an interview with CNN's Brianna Keilar on "CNN Right Now.
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But until regulators conclude that such action is necessary, the United States needs an approach to merger regulation that protects consumers by supporting transactions that create enterprises capable of standing head-to-head with the tech giants.
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"It was a product that could go head-to-head with American Express' Platinum Card and there was some noticeable impact among AmEx's best customers when it was introduced," said Sanjay Sakhrani, an analyst with Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
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I will be go head to head with Reverend Jesse Jackson, we&aposre going to debate the NFL protests now that Collin Kaepernick wants to force the President to testify in his lawsuit against the NFL, oh okay.
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In season 3, she dips her toe into local politics specifically to stop the building of a Whole Foods-style grocery store in her beloved neighborhood, and goes head-to-head with a grocery-store mogul (Peter Riegert).
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He's a classic video game character that went head-to-head with Nintendo's own Super Mario as one of the faces of the so-called "console wars," which pit Nintendo's Super Nintendo against Sega's Genesis in the '90s.
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As implied by its name, the Osmo Pocket is a much smaller model than DJI's previous Osmo cameras, with a rumored price of $399 that puts it head-to-head with GoPro's top-end Hero 7 action camera.
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Interestingly, Hayes said that while it's come up a number of times, Lucidworks doesn't see itself ever going head-to-head with a company like Google or Amazon in providing a first-party search platform of its own.
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Though Uber will be competing head to head with strong local competitors like Ola in India and Careem in the Middle East and Africa, few other companies have as global a reach as Uber and Didi right now.
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That principle has been diluted in the intervening centuries—most countries give businesses some leeway to use non-compete clauses, whereby workers promise not to start or join firms that go head-to-head with their ex-employer.
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Fitbit claimed it is "uniquely positioned" for success as it competes head-to-head with Apple in the smartwatch category, citing its experience building health and fitness-tracking products and its prior success with Fitbit Blaze fitness watch.
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Didi Chuxing - which is valued at $50 billion and counts SoftBank Group Corp as a major investor - is expanding heavily overseas, targeting new markets in Mexico, Brasil and Australia where it will come head-to-head with Uber.
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Smith: Early in the race, it was Tyler and Korey and us going head to head and toward the end of the race it felt like it changed to Burnie and Ashley going head to head with us.
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Battlefield 1 will go head-to-head with Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Whichever one players gravitate toward more — either science fiction warfare or reimagined historical combat — may set the tone for the genre for years to come.
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A single paragraph in the Mueller report out Thursday offers an interesting look into how the Special Counsel's investigation came head-to-head with associates of President Trump who used encrypted and ephemeral messaging to hide their activities.
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Melvin Gordon went head to head with his Uber driver over who's going to win Sunday's Wild Card matchup between his Chargers and the Baltimore Ravens ... and the guy didn't have a clue who he was talking to!
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The ceremonial game - the second time AlphaGo has gone head-to-head with a master Go player in a public showdown - represents a major bridge-building exercise for Google in China, following a charm offensive in recent years.
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Beyond the anti-semitic abuse which dogs Tottenham on match days, especially when they go head-to-head with their three main London rivals, there is some historical precedent for the perception that Spurs are a "Jewish club".
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She has spent most of this year going head to head with other young stars, such as the Thai player Ariya Jutanugarn, 20, who has five victories, and Henderson, a two-time winner who turned 19 this month.
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Still, the speed of AstraZeneca's turnaround remains uncertain as the No. 22018 British drugmaker goes head to head with industry giants like Roche, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Merck in the fast-growing but fiercely competitive cancer drug market.
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The two companies are going head-to-head with a consortium made up of oil major Shell, Dutch energy company Eneco and contractor Van Oord NV. Dutch media have reported other companies, including Denmark's Dong Energy IPO-DONG.
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The car is set to go head-to-head with the Model S, based on these new stats, and will likely be called the "A9 e-tron" when it goes on sale sometime in 2020, the publication says.
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Other companies like 23andMe went head-to-head with government regulators but ultimately the DNA testing company and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reached an agreement on how to best sell direct-to-consumer DNA testing kits.
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Didi Chuxing - which is valued at $50 billion and counts SoftBank Group Corp as a major investor - is expanding heavily overseas, targeting new markets in Mexico, Brazil and Australia, where it will come head-to-head with Uber.
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The company turned a profit in 2018 after losing money the prior year, thanks to shifting away from competing head-to-head with major grain firms in origination, Chief Executive Luiz Gustavo Silva told Reuters in an interview.
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The last time Green Bay and Minnesota met, they tied, 29-29, and a freshness to the rivalry has emerged because Kirk Cousins is a quarterback who relishes the chance to go head-to-head with Aaron Rodgers.
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The net effect of delaying the results in Iowa truncates the election calendar, giving victors in the early states less time to leverage the momentum gained before having to go head-to-head with Bloomberg on Super Tuesday.
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He is almost certain to brand Cohen a liar, since his former attorney has already admitted not telling the truth to Congress, even though any counterattack risks drawing attention and headlines from his head-to-head with Kim.
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Voters on both sides of the aisle in these swing states are tuned in and eager to vote, but Biden out performs her in a head to head with Donald Trump in Wisconsin by 9 points, for instance.
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Zhejiang Petrochemical, 51 percent owned by textile giant Rongsheng Holding Group, last month awarded a key design contract for the project, which could compete head-to-head with state-owned firms such as Sinopec that dominate the market.
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"I heard from two people in New York yesterday that they were polled about mayoral issues in New York City and that one of the questions was a head-to-head with de Blasio and Hillary Clinton," Ham said.
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This event seems likely to serve as a continuation of that news, as Microsoft works to leverage its own offerings to provide an all-in-one education system that can compete head-to-head with Google's increasingly popular offering.
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While the social features shine through and can often make the app feel like it's going head-to-head with apps like VRchat and AltspaceVR, Bigscreen is fundamentally a screen-sharing application — and a damn good one at that.
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This will support some firms who are competing head-to-head with foreign producers because they can now charge higher prices in the US selling to US consumers who are no longer be able to access foreign imports cheaply.
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Poland's prime minister will go head to head with her 27 European Union peers in Brussels on Thursday in a row over the reappointment of the Polish chairman of their summits that has left the other member states bemused.
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With mobile games traditionally linked to players going head-to-head with things like leaderboards and high scores, Blackstorm Labs' attempt here is to craft a more co-operative experience to tap into a different kind of player behavior.
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Farah, who has won the previous two editions of the half marathon event, was set to go head-to-head with Ethiopian Kenenisa Bekele - the second-fastest marathon runner of all-time - at this year's race on March 1.
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This is significant because a team like Mayhem had a couple of years head start, whereas many of these teams started from nothing two years ago and created a fully working system that went head to head with them.
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If you don't believe me, listen to someone who has actually gone head to head with Clinton -- President Barack Obama, who has regularly called out her toughness as an opponent, most recently in his speech at last week's convention.
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Deng championed a string of special economic zones along China's east coast where unique local legislation encouraged foreign investment in manufacturing joint-ventures that sold to export markets, while protecting Chinese industries from going head-to-head with multinationals.
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Also starring Kristen Bell and Christina Applegate, Kunis' new movie follows three overstressed moms who abandon their daily responsibilities and go on a binge of self-indulgence, only to find themselves going head-to-head with the PTA president.
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In "Civil War," Chris Evans' Captain America fights for superheroes to govern themselves and goes head to head with his former ally, Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man, who wants the heroes to be governed by the United Nations.
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"These additions definitely give Wal-Mart the opportunity to compete better than other companies going head-to-head with Amazon," said Steve Osburn, director of supply chain with consultancy Kurt Salmon, referring to the likes of Target and others.
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Britain will give its verdict on Rupert Murdoch's pursuit of Sky later on Tuesday, potentially paving the way for the mogul's Twenty-First Century Fox to go head-to-head with rival Comcast for the European pay-TV group.
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A spokesperson for the service told TechCrunch, "A name for the upcoming Disney steaming service has not yet been announced" It's been a full year since Disney first made public its intentions to go head to head with Netflix.
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But Facebook's new video features also put it head-to-head with other services like Patreon with a monthly $4.99 pledge for fans to access exclusive content and perks from creators, and YouTube with additional ad and creator tools.
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Parts of the tour are shown in flashbacks, interspersed with the Life interview and scenes before and after Kennedy's death, as Jackie goes head-to-head with President Lyndon B. Johnson's new administration and deals with her private grief.
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As Japanese manufacturers such as Panasonic stepped back from home appliances over a decade ago to avoid price wars with Asian rivals, Daikin did the opposite, going head-to-head with the likes of South Korea's LG (2812.71.KS).
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Going head-to-head with the gnarliest dudes in the world in America's gridiron games is the second most painful things these NFL athletes have done in their lives ... 'cause they also have gotten some epic ink as well.
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If they close down Fundição Progresso or Circo Voador, Rio will not have anywhere to hold concerts, but the guys running those places are really crazy, they have this clashing stance, go head to head with the City Hall.
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From there, she rebuilt her career, playing solo gigs for the first time in decades, and going head to head with her soon-to-be ex-husband in the courts and she sought custody of her kids — and her name.
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Disney's deal to own the infrastructure player behind its next big investments in streaming is a smart move, especially as it dares to go head-to-head with Netflix, which has promised to spend $6 billion on original content in 2017.
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Seriously, judging by this version of "Lose Yourself," maybe 8 Mile would have been a way better movie if B-Rabbit had been going head to head with Blanka at the Forgotten Waterfall, rather than doing rap battles in Detroit.
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Siba, the finalist representing all breeds classified as non-sporting dogs, emerged victorious at the three-day event after going head to head with the winners in six other groups - hounds, toys, herding dogs, working dogs, sporting dogs and terriers.
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Gay comedic actor Magda Szubanski, known for her roles in Kath & Kim and Babe, brought such relief Monday night, as she went head-to-head with Nationals sentor Fiona Nash who supports the country's controversial, planned plebiscite on marriage equality.
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But WWE is also facing a challenge from a rival league called All Elite Wrestling that just debuted and enjoyed strong ratings on TNT when it went head to head with WWE's NXT show that airs on USA on Wednesday nights.
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Apple's decision to move forward with a spring — or possibly, even mid-April — launch date would see its service going head-to-head with Disney+, the Disney-owned Netflix competitor that will be shown off to investors on April 11.
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Donald Trump has appeared alongside three women who have accused former President Bill Clinton of either sexual assault or sexual misconduct in a press conference broadcast an hour before he's set to go head-to-head with opponent Hillary Clinton.
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This more fluid Rafa Mendes style of front headlock play, wherein the attacker will end up head-to-head with the opponent, looking up at the ring lights, won our Slacky Award for Breakthrough Technique of the Year in 2017.
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A recent Brazilian national archery team qualifying tournament for the upcoming Rio Olympics featured an unlikely trio of youngsters with only a few years' training going head-to-head with the country's elite, attempting to become Brazil's first indigenous Olympic athletes.
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One of the Trump administration's first major tests of its confrontational approach to trade will bring Vice President Mike Pence head-to-head with his Japanese counterpart, Taro Aso, the pugnacious deputy prime minister with a habit of speaking his mind.
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LONDON, April 28 (Reuters) - Libya's $20143 billion sovereign wealth fund will go head-to-head with Societe Generale in London's High Court on Tuesday over claims the French investment bank paid $58.5 million in bribes to secure business from the fund.
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Many have referred to social experiences as the "killer app" of VR, but the competition has been stiff as smaller startups go head-to-head with Facebook for control of a market that has just a few million users in total.
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In the last episode she was in, Abigail was going head to head with the new town saloon owner, Lucas Bouchard (Chris McNally), who wasn't keeping his word after he agreed to close up early and keep the noise down.
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Despite producing some solid opening lines, he neither had a breakout moment needed to revive his campaign nor was at the center of the conversation even as lesser-known rivals like Delaney clashed head to head with top-tier candidates.
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"Everywhere we went head to head with them we have defeated them, which hopefully gets us the best candidates in these districts in Pennsylvania and Ohio for the general election," said Sarah Chamberlain, president and CEO of the Main Street Partnership.
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A major challenge, however, will be the move from narrow to broad AI.IBM has produced some of the most high-profile AI machines of the past decade, like one that can go head-to-head with the world's best debaters.
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PEOPLE exclusively announced the first slate of Champions contestants, including Britain's Got Talent winner Paul Potts as well as contortionist Sofie Dossi, who will once again go head-to-head with fellow season 11 competitors and knife throwers, the Deadly Games.
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" Now this might sound like magical thinking, but Hamby explains: "In the age of Trump, hyper-partisanship, institutional distrust, and social media, Sanders could be examined as a candidate almost custom-built to go head-to-head with Trump this year.
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HBO Max will offer more than a dozen original shows and movies from stars including Reese Witherspoon and Anna Kendrick, as it prepares to go head-to-head with rival services from Netflix Inc, Walt Disney Co and Apple Inc .
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Microsoft is working on its own Project xCloud service, which will go head-to-head with Stadia, as well as Console Streaming, which will let you stream Xbox One games to a phone or tablet just like Sony&aposs Remote Play.
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Mr. de Blasio ran for office criticizing charter schools and promising to halt the practice of giving them space in public school buildings, but he soon got a lesson in the danger of going head-to-head with their wealthy supporters.
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Now, however, with Disney Plus picking up speed and incoming competition from both NBCUniversal (Peacock) and WarnerMedia (HBO Max) later this spring, ViacomCBS knows it needs to go head-to-head with competitors both in the digital and linear spaces.
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And while Gurle has previously pushed backed at the notion Symphony was built to compete directly with the terminal, he did acknowledge this would be one area the two firms would go head to head with the Wall Street giant.
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In the irregular heart beat market, Xarelto is head to head with rival pill Eliquis, owned by Pfizer and Bristol-Myers Squibb, and also competes with Boehringer Ingelheim's Pradaxa, but none of them has been tested in the atherosclerosis setting.
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This isn&apost the first time "Fortnite" has gone head-to-head with a tech giant to change its policies, in September last year it strong-armed Sony into abandoning its ban on cross-play between PlayStation and other consoles.
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Heidi Legg: What we're seeing at the Shorenstein Center is the only legacy players that can even come head-to-head with the tech companies in surviving and being journalism outlets, are ones with billionaire backers or large media conglomerates.
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Moviegoers have been familiar with the alien thriller for decades, and no other movie has more perfectly executed that setup than Ridley Scott's 1979 "Alien," with Sigourney Weaver as Ripley, the hero going head-to-head with a murderous alien.
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One of the leaders he has backed is Marine Le Pen, head of France's far-right National Rally party (formerly known as the National Front) that will be going head-to-head with French President Emmanuel Macron's La Republique En Marche party.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Brazil's Banco Bradesco SA will present an all-digital franchise this week called Next, marking the biggest campaign of a major bank in Latin America's top economy to go head-to-head with financial technology startups, or fintechs.
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The actor will go head-to-head with R&B singer Ne-Yo in this week's showdown, but the "Because of You" singer didn't seem fazed by his opponent's display — he and co-host LL Cool J were seen laughing on the sidelines.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the season 5 premiere of Southern Charm, in which Dennis, 25, goes head-to-head with Ashley Jacobs, who met Ravenel, 54, in May 2017 and relocated to Charleston a week later to be with him.
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The news puts Grab head to head with another big on-demand transportation startup Gojek: the two were already rivals in the region, but GoJek is based out of Jakarta and has been the dominant player in that specific market up to now.
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As Amazon Web Services continues to become a behemoth and Google makes its own play, Microsoft too has found itself diving deep into the cloud and going head-to-head with Google and Amazon to try to woo as many developers as possible.
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The network is also going head to head with the Olympics with "Seven Countries in Seven Days," where different shows on the network will take place in different countries in order to tap into the international spirit of the Olympics, according to Greco.
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In the same way Arya drops Needle and must rely on her dagger, she loses her Gendry-forged custom dragonglass weapon while on the run from wights, and she goes head-to-head with the Night King using only the Valyrian dagger.
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Remington, the company that manufactured the military-style assault rifle used in the Sandy Hook massacre, is going head-to-head with the victims' families in a case that could change how gunmakers advertise — but only if the families' unconventional argument succeeds.
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Even though an event has only been announced for Taiwan so far, it seems likely that both of these phones will be headed for the US and Europe as well, where they'll go head to head with some other very competitive devices.
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Enoff is going head to head with a number of alternatives already in the market for giving "anonymous" feedback in the workplace, including other apps like Blind as well as incumbent solutions that business might already have in place for getting feedback.
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You can see them starting off in this video tweeted by a journalist who was present at the time:Roborace hopes to eventually create a league in which competing teams go head-to-head with identical Robocars—software tweaks will fuel the competition.
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Over the weekend, Wiseau surprise-released the first trailer for his new film, Big Shark, which is exactly what it sounds like: Tommy Wiseau directing and starring in an action movie where he goes head-to-head with a deep-sea beast.
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We got the 'Ferris Bueller' actor at LAX Tuesday, and our cameraman went head-to-head with him over the allegations made against the Supreme Court Justice nominee by Christine Blasey Ford ... that he sexually assaulted her at a party 36 years ago.
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"My mate says I never quite got the hang of my photo face," smirks Jamie T, nervously shuffling in a knackered cafe seat, fully aware that he's about to come head-to-head with his wide-eye nemesis in just a few minutes.
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Here is some of the case for skepticism: Logistics cost a lot: Some analysts say it would be impossible for even a company with Amazon's deep pockets to build out the infrastructure necessary to compete head to head with FedEx and UPS.
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To change up its strategy, however, the Korean phone maker has decided this year to go head-to-head with rival Samsung at MWC instead of waiting to update its G series until after the show, as it has in the past.
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Shari Redstone, the president of National Amusements, who controls both Viacom and CBS, has explored options for launching a conservative-leaning news network that would go head-to-head with Fox News, The Hollywood Reporter's Kim Masters and Paul Bond reported on Tuesday.
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Bass is a "professional guy, relentless, focused, no nonsense," said Jon Gray Noll, a Springfield criminal defense attorney who says he has gone head-to-head with Bass more times than any other person, with the exception of the public defender's office.
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While the portrait's absence is largely symbolic, it may have practical repercussions for an administration that has gone head-to-head with career bureaucrats, portraying them as Obama-era holdovers or members of the "deep state" determined to block the president's agenda.
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While the message isn't particularly memorable, the impression of Cruz that it leaves with viewers—that he's thoughtful, concerned, and relatively sympathetic—is what might make the difference when the Texas senator goes head-to-head with Donald Trump in Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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Chung, who took up tennis at the age of seven to help with his eyesight and is a graduate of Nick Bollettieri's famed academy, said he had mixed feelings about going head-to-head with the world number nine for the first time.
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Goldman Sachs has assembled a team of five senior bankers devoted exclusively to building relationships with middle-market private equity firms, a first for the investment banking giant that pits it head-to-head with boutique firms that cater to those clients.
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Network executives have yet to settle on a title or an exact format for Ms. Kelly's programs, although her Sunday show has been publicized as a newsmagazine that will go head-to-head with the longtime weekend ratings champion, "60 Minutes" on CBS.
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Weissmann also went head-to-head with defense attorneys, as Manafort's lawyers accused him of meeting with four journalists from The Associated Press to share details of the investigation into Trump's former campaign chairman, who at that time had not yet been indicted.
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With the stock market in turmoil, and Trump's rural base about to catch it in the neck, the White House has suddenly shown a glimmer of recognition that going head-to-head with China over trade is not going to be easy.
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Trump went on CNN after Thursday night's Republican debate and said it really doesn't matter why Rubio sweats ... it's a sign of weakness if the leader of the free world has sweaty pits when he goes head-to-head with world adversaries.
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While it was not immediately clear what led to Fernandez's replacement, it is clear Didi is pulling out all the stops as it prepares to go head-to-head with its former rival in a region that has become an Uber stronghold.
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If he's going to head to head with somebody on the basis of rational, fact-based argument, that's a lot harder than complaining about being attacked and then saying you're hitting back 10 times harder because you're not going to take it.
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In practice that means going head to head with his critics: appearing on Question Time, hosting radio phone-ins, shooting from the hip in television interviews and on social media, appearing at town-hall events, travelling around the country meeting people who voted for Brexit.
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Rumors have been floating around for some time now, that the retailer is looking to go head to head with the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime video, and Greenberg — who left the role of CEO at Epix in September — is well-positioned to help.
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It also just made its first acquisition by picking up a comics book publisher and its IP – a move meant to head off Disney's plans to go head-to-head with Netflix, that will see it keeping its next big super hero franchise for itself.
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Inmarsat dropped over seven percent after Eutelsat said it did not intend to make an offer for the British group, just a day after the French satellite group said it was considering going head-to-head with EchoStar in a battle for the British company.
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Offering up to 13 hourly departures beginning March 29, with ten on the new plane, the airline will be going head to head with existing operators of the shuttle services Delta Air Lines and American Airlines, as well as Amtrak's new Acela nonstop service.
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It needs BAMTech's deep experience in this area to support the launch of a new ESPN-branded streaming service next year and a Disney-branded streaming service that will launch in 2019 and go head-to-head with big names like Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu.
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The standout selling point of the Force line was its shatterproof screen, but it looks like that's not a good enough reason to want to make a pricier variant when it has to go head-to-head with newer Galaxy, iPhone, LG, and Pixel devices.
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Though it briefly looked as though Kalanick planned to go head-to-head with his replacement, former Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, the matter was settled during a board meeting on Tuesday, when the directors reached a compromise on how to restructure Uber's governing body.
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LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Libya's $67 billion sovereign wealth fund will go head-to-head with Goldman Sachs in London's High Court this week over claims that the U.S. investment bank exploited the fund by encouraging it to make risky and ultimately worthless investments.
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As WhatsApp plans to move into the Business-To-Consumer (B2C) communications market and tries to deploy end-to-end encryption, the product will come head-to-head with competitors like Telegram and Facebook's own Messenger, which boasts a cool 800 million users independently.
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The triumph was part of a 22016-state sweep for Mr. Biden that resurrected his presidential candidacy, and established him as the centrist Democrat who would go head-to-head with Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the standard-bearer of the party's liberal wing.
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And solving that problem would be a big deal, because it would give Google's parent, Alphabet, which runs Fiber, a plausible path to build out a nationwide network that could go head to head with broadband incumbents like AT&T, Verizon, Charter and Comcast.
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Hulu and Netflix ads went head-to-head with up-and-comers like Disney+ and AppleTV+, all against the backdrop of prestige TV. In 2020, viewers will have to choose from or shell out for close to a dozen different services offering original content.
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But the new proposal's aims go head to head with powers ogled by leaders like Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May, who earlier this month demanded that extremists be deprived of online "safe spaces", such as those provided by secure messaging apps WhatsApp and Signal.
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"The employees in that area would make the case that its a little harder to compete for new business or to compete head-to-head with other advisers for new business," Shrewsberry said on a call with journalists after the bank reported its second-quarter results.
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At the time, those deals didn't raise flags for regulators because the smaller firms didn't compete "head-to-head with the acquirer," according to Douglas Melamed, Stanford University Law School professor and former U.S. Department of Justice acting assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division.
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SoftBank pumps $2B into Indonesia through Grab investment, putting it head to head with Gojek This announcement specifies how Grab will be using some of the $7 billion that it has raised to date, earmarking $2 billion for Indonesian operations over the next five years. 5.
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After five months with the company, Joshi is revealing some major changes for the company, which had devoted the past several year to building a consumer business, going head to head with companies like MakerBot by offering up its own line of desktop 3D printers and scanners.
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The service is prepared to go head-to-head with Netflix with an exclusive lineup of Marvel, Star Wars, Disney Animation, Pixar, National Geographic, and original content, announcing in August that they will offer a bundle that includes Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu for $12.99 a month.
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In a hilariously nauseating episode of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" (a Late Late Show game that basically features celebrities choosing whether to answer a revealing question or eat a disgusting food item), Corden goes head-to-head with Mila Kunis and Christina Applegate.
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TROON, Scotland, July 17 (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson said he had never played better without winning after finishing second in a British Open head-to-head with Henrik Stenson on Sunday that rivalled the epic "Duel in the Sun" between Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson in 1977.
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In the irregular heart beat market, Xarelto is head to head with rival pill Eliquis, owned by Pfizer and Bristol-Myers Squibb, and also competes with Boehringer Ingelheim's Pradaxa, but none of them have been tested in the atherosclerosis setting, mainly because of concerns over side effects.
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It seems like a good way for the company to juice revenues through interest payments rather than a fee-based model which would require going head-to-head with the growing number of asset managers that are now offering mixed automated investment and human advisory services.
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Quinnipiac University's latest poll, which matches up Democratic nomination contenders head-to-head with Trump, shows both Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren beating Donald Trump by margins of 8% and 7% nationwide respectively, putting them right in the mix with the top tier of Democratic candidates.
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If they decide to show their hand and go head-to-head with the health insurance industry's current incumbents, they may do so by positioning themselves as the benevolent alternative that works for everyone in the system and is ultimately better, less expensive and more efficient.
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And yet: When I saw network shows like This Is Us and Grey's Anatomy going head-to-head with Moonlight, the film that won this year's Academy Award for Best Picture, in the MTV Movie & TV Awards' Best Tearjerker category, I felt some tremors coming on.
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The next 15 minutes was a bit like watching a good cop, bad cop routine — Pelosi calmly goading the president by repeatedly informing him he did not have enough votes in the House to pass a border wall, and Schumer going head-to-head with Trump.
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At CES 2019, we got to take a look the 2019 Notebook 9 Pro to see whether the Korean electronics giant has what it takes to compete head-to-head with last year's best laptops: Microsoft's Surface Laptop 2, Huawei's MateBook X Pro, and Apple's MacBook Pro.
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Whereas a Model S or Model X can cost upwards of $100,000, a Model 3 is expected to start in the vicinity of $35,000 before tax breaks; it'll go head-to-head with Chevy's $30,000 Bolt (after tax breaks) that will go on sale later this year.
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It's part of the company's plan to increase its number of paid subscribers to 11 million by 2020 (amounting to a 182 percent increase) and to go head-to-head with the likes of Spotify and Apple Music with a fully on-demand music streaming service.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A slew of superheroes, magic and King Arthur are just some of the bait that movie studios are using to entice fans at this year's San Diego Comic Convention as Warner Bros' DC Comics franchise goes head-to-head with Disney's Marvel universe.
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"If they're clicking on all cylinders, I give them a punter's chance obviously to put the kind of firepower out on the floor to go head to head with the Warriors four quarters," Rose said, while acknowledging that Oklahoma City struggled in the fourth quarter this season.
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IBM is thinking about AI in decades, not yearsFrom machines that go head-to-head with the greatest debaters or pinpoint the most exciting moments of a sporting event to a slew of offerings that ensure algorithms are fair and explainable, IBM is serious about artificial intelligence.
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This arrangement would leave Warren as the only top-tier candidate on stage the first night of the debates on June 26, denying her a chance to go head to head with her chief rivals, Biden and Sanders, at a time when her campaign appears ascendant. Sen.
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Instead of seeking to go head to head with major payments players outside its home market, Alipay targets the fast growing Chinese tourism market, which numbered 117 million travellers in 2014, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organisation, and is forecast to double by 2020.
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Google has gone head to head with CNIL, the French data protection authority, over the territorial scope of the so-called "right to be forgotten", which requires the world's biggest search engine to remove inadequate or irrelevant information from web results under searches for people's names.
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Going head to head with 70 of Mexico's top bartenders this summer, Rousseau came out on top after preparing a new drink on the spot dubbed Not Tea Time, where he poured his libation from a coffee pot composed of chocolate, which Rousseau made on the fly.
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At the same time, while Thanksgiving brings online retailers a captive audience — physical stores are mostly closed — Black Friday really sees the two going head-to-head, with the added competitive twist that people get days off after Thanksgiving and use them to take to the stores.
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Biden also had a fairly strong debate on Sunday, going head to head with Sanders in Washington, DC. Despite some slips here and there, Biden was pretty sharp and exuded confidence, leadership, and reassurance when it came to the elephant in the room: handling the coronavirus pandemic.
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LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - Britain cleared Rupert Murdoch's bid to buy Sky on Tuesday so long as Sky News is sold, paving the way for the mogul's Twenty-First Century Fox to go head-to-head with rival Comcast Corp for the European pay-TV group.
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Although Uber was not at fault in the Arizona accident, the incident is problematic for the company, a start-up based in San Francisco, which has gone head-to-head with regulators as it has tried to persuade cities to allow public testing of its autonomous vehicles.
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Now here's why everyone loves it: the game challenges you to build an empire that stands the test of time, taking your civilization from the Stone Age to the Information Age as you wage war, conduct diplomacy, advance your culture, and go head-to-head with history's greatest leaders.
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And although we're all wildly excited about seeing Jon Snow go head-to-head with Ramsay, there is a small background concern: How the hell is he going to overcome Bolton's superior army with just his ragtag band of wildlings and those 60-odd fighters from Bear Island?
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For night one of the finals, Carson, 24, was torn about choreographing a powerful or fun freestyle dance for Muniz, who was going head-to-head with the three fellow remaining contestants at the top of the show: Lindsey Stirling, Jordan Fisher and Drew Scott (who was ultimately eliminated).
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Impossible Foods, fresh from thrusting its burger into the global mainstream via Burger King (blind taste tests in Sweden supposedly proving it tastes just like the real thing), is about to launch in supermarkets — going head to head with Beyond in the source of its main revenue stream.
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The increased spending on customer service comes as Hulu is about to go head-to-head with internet channels that offer live TV from AT&T's DirecTVNow and Dish Network Corp's Sling TV. The services have had hiccups - like shows freezing, viewers getting error messages and system crashes.
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In 2016, Minaj went head-to-head with Abraham in a NSFW Twitter feud after the "Superbass" rapper criticized the reality TV star's relationship with her mother on Teen Mom OG. "Farrah is a c— to her mother," Minaj tweeted while apparently watching an episode of the MTV show.
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In its short lifespan, DraftKings has already been the center of an FBI and Justice Department investigation, gone head to head with attorneys general and lawmakers in countless U.S states, and been locked in a seemingly infinite spending war with a rival that essentially offers the exact same service.
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The release also notes that Nintendo is making it easier to enjoy all modes as much as possible following the initial purchase, and a recent feature update indeed now allows you to run head-to-head with friends without using tickets, which are normally required for the Toad Rally.
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A popular comedian and actor, who played a president on TV before he entered the race for Ukraine's actual presidency last year, Mr. Zelenksy had anticipated becoming embroiled in ferocious battles with Ukraine's oligarchs over endemic corruption and going head-to-head with Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Cheesewright said Maxxi was now one of Wal-Mart's best performing formats after it had narrowed its focus to small business owners, giving up on competing head-to-head with the larger warehouses of Atacadão, which caters to both business shoppers and an increasing number of thrifty families.
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It begins at the time Kelly was going head-to-head with then presidential candidate Donald Trump leading up to her moderating one of the debates (the one where Trump said Kelly had "blood coming out of her, wherever"), and ends with Ailes&apos downfall at Fox News.
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"The Office of the President was made for better things than an infantile tweet misspelling a congressman's name like a curse word," tweeted Walter M. Shaub Jr., the former top ethics watchdog for the federal government who resigned last year after going head-to-head with the Trump administration.
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Most people don&apost realize this, there is one chain of pawnshops in the United States with a thousand stores and there is another one with a thousand stores, I mean, so I realized quickly you can&apost go head-to-head with Walmart, I had to be Tiffany&aposs.
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Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes told conspiracy website InfoWars that he envisions the program bolstering his ranks for the express purpose of going head-to-head with antifa and other left-wing protestors, essentially promising repeats of the fatal clashes at last August's Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The average US household with children spent nearly $170 per week on groceries in 2017, and the race is on among companies that want to be the recipient of that spending, with more traditional grocery providers going head to head with companies opting for a digital-first, e-commerce experience.
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Companies like WayRay are going head-to-head with the likes of Continental, Panasonic and others to meet a demand for these systems, which will serve a couple of different purposes: providing assistance to drivers of vehicles, and providing additional information and entertainment to passengers (and potentially drivers in autonomous cars).
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To add to his challenges, Scharf, a low-key executive who enjoys woodworking in his spare time, will be going head to head with Dimon and Bank of America's Brian Moynihan as the U.S. megabanks tussle over deposits amid the larger push to digitize financial services and fend off technology giants.
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But whether or not the company opts to go directly head to head with YouTube, the suggested names do feel like Amazon's rattling the cage a bit and setting itself up for a likely legal challenge from Google over a name that hedges a bit too close to its insanely popular video platform.
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By reaching agreements with Total and Shell, Tehran now has the ambitious goal of reaching production levels of 4.8 million barrels a day by 2021, which would give it added clout in OPEC and the ability to go head-to-head with Saudi Arabia in competing for growing Asian markets, particularly in India.
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Denied the opportunity to go head-to-head with Woods in the final grouping — to save time, the players weren't re-paired before the start of their fourth round on Sunday — Matsuyama ended up three strokes behind Woods, who birdied the last hole to close with a 67, 19 under par for the tournament.
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Now, with capital-intensive policies such as discounts, exclusive sales relationships and strategic investment off the table, smaller players will gain a foothold and be able to do more from e-commerce, according to Kunal Bahl, CEO of Snapdeal — a niche e-commerce firm that once competed head-to-head with Flipkart and Amazon. .
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Buyer: Goldman SachsTarget: Capital Vision Services The upshot: Goldman Sachs's efforts to build out its alternatives unit has raised eyebrows in the private-equity world because, in some cases, it can mean that the investment bank goes head to head with private-equity firms it typically advises as clients in an M&A advisory capacity.
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If Google is going to be taken seriously as a hardware manufacturer, and have any chance of going head-to-head with Apple, it is not only going to have define a strong, concise design language for all of its products, it's going to have to be able to reliably build, deliver, and support them, too.
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If Democrats needed to draft someone to go head to head with a Republican nominee in a foreign policy debate tomorrow, Clinton is going to be the stronger choice, while Sanders is going to need time to build up a foreign policy team and work through all his talking points in a clearer, more precise way.
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Outside e-commerce, other tech companies have gone head-to-head with domestic rivals, all with a similar conclusion: Google versus Baidu; Facebook versus WeChat; Apple versus Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi; and Uber versus Didi Chuxing, which is a rivalry that resulted in Uber selling its China business to its primary domestic competitor and effectively admitting defeat.
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By showcasing some of the cities where tech talent actually is being drawn beyond the confines of the Valley, and by showcasing cities that are already on their way (if not, in fact, already there) toward going head to head with Silicon Valley and winning, my hope is that even more American cities will follow suit.
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The thing about Mailer was that he was often a sexist, a blowhard of his day, a man who saw himself as going head to head with Hemingway, but he kept shooting at targets, kept struggling with the big contemporary issues—and when he located his exact, true subject, as he did in Why Are We in Vietnam?
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Two Turkish officials expressed outrage at the killing of Mr. Khashoggi, who was known personally to members of the government, in such a brutal and blatant manner inside the Saudi Consulate, but they said Turkey could not go head-to-head with Saudi Arabia and would first seek United States support to bring pressure on Riyadh.
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Sheldon Simeon Sam Talbot Katsuji Tanabe John Tesar Casey Thompson Brooke Williamson Amanda Baumgarten Shirley Chung The past conestants will go head-to-head with the following new chefs: Annie Pettry (Louisville, KY), BJ Smith (Portland, OR), Emily Hahn (Charleston, SC), Gerald Sombright (Marco Island, FL) Jamie Lynch(Charlotte, NC), Jim Smith (Montgomery, AL), Silvia Barban (Brooklyn, NY), and Sylva Senat (Philadelphia, PA).
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Inside Amazon's surveillance-powered, no-checkout convenience store The newest store will have breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack options for sale, a stocked selection of foods, including bread, milk and locally made chocolates, as well as Amazon Meal Kits, a product the company launched in 2017 to go head-to-head with Blue Apron and other meal kit delivery services.
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Due to the high-value and oftentimes classified nature of intelligence received, ranging from counterterrorism to financial fraud, the company may face a difficult scenario that they've never had to go head-to-head with if they decide to go public: revealing the secretive financial data that's been kept under close watch since its founding more than 10 years ago.
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Outdoor Voices now has 11 locations around the U.S., including in Austin, LA, Soho in New York, Boston, Nashville, Chicago and Washington, D.C. Even with (at least) $64 million in funding that Outdoor Voices has raised from investors over the years, it's also going head-to-head with very powerful, very entrenched and endurably popular brands, including Nike and Adidas.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE put up the closest challenge in the head-to-head, with 41 percent of respondents saying they'd vote for him against 46 percent who chose Trump.
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For Google, RCS represents a way of getting control of the messaging experience and enhancing it to compete better against the cadre of popular messaging apps, and the iPhone-native iMessage, and certainly a more watertight way of owning the messaging experience compared to rolling out its own over-the-top messaging apps that compete head to head with the market leaders (see: Allo and Duo).
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All recent polls have shown that under a new, two-round electoral system pushed through by Renzi last year, 5-Star would easily win in a likely head-to-head with the PD. The strength of M5S in second-round ballots was reflected in mayoral elections last month, when it won in 19 of the 20 run-offs it contested, including the capital Rome.
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Amazon will obviously have the edge with its owned and operated products, like Echo devices, Fire tablets, and home security like the Cloud Cam and Ring (though most competing retailers also sell all of those things, so that will be interesting.) Then there's ebay, which is promising deals that will go head to head with Amazon on big-name tech, offering up to 80% off Apple, Garmin, Samsung, and more.
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Grab — the on-demand transportation app worth $14 billion that is the Uber of Southeast Asia — today announced how it would be using some of the $7 billion or so that it has raised to date: $2 billion provided by SoftBank is being earmarked Grab's operations in Indonesia — the biggest economy in Southeast Asia — over the next five years, to help it go head-to-head with local rival Gojek.
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Druva — which has built a platform that provides backup and data protection for some 703,000 business networks' various endpoints, infrastructure and apps as of today — has raised $80 million to double down on providing data management and protection for companies that have built networks that use public cloud platforms, going head to head with the likes of EMC, Commvault and Veritas, as well as other data management startups like Rubrik.
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Democratic National Committee (DNC) Vice Chairman Michael Blake went head-to-head with Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer Tuesday, pressing Hemmer on why the network continues to employ host Tucker CarlsonTucker CarlsonDNC official asks Fox News anchor why Tucker Carlson is allowed on air Tucker Carlson: Obama has not backed Biden because Michelle Obama could run Former Fox News anchor Shepard Smith donates 22019,000 to independent journalism nonprofit MORE.
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The idea now will be to let these sites and apps provide a more direct and vastly more simplified video service that what is in the market today, putting Cloudflare head to head with other CDNs and those who host video with an all-in-one package, and giving sites and app publishers "the ease of YouTube with the power and control you used to previously only get from bespoke solutions," in the words of the company.
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The service being rolled out will feature 26 Disney+ Originals plus an "extensive collection" of titles (some 500 films, 26 exclusive original movies and series and thousands of TV episodes to start with) from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and other content producers owned by the entertainment giant, in what has been one of the boldest moves yet from a content company to go head-to-head with OTT streaming services like Netflix, Amazon and Apple.
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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 (D-Minn.), meanwhile, went head-to-head with Sessions over whether he willingly misled the committee during his confirmation hearing when he claimed he had never met or communicated with Russian officials during the campaign.
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Few Republicans in Washington are willing to go head-to-head with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, but there is one band of GOP members willing to stand up to the leader of their own party: lawmakers who have announced their retirements.
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F13 TV, launched on Tuesday at the Mobile World Congress, will give access to cameras mounted on the cars of 20 drivers as well as the traditional broadcast feed, with viewers able to split the screens of their mobile device or smart TV. "You can go head-to-head with Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel as they battle for second place - and actually go side-by-side and look at the view from each of their cars," Frank Arthofer, Formula 1's head of digital, told Reuters.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 2202 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) went head-to-head with centrist candidates like Former Rep.
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For all the hype, fear and loathing of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE going head-to-head with the very embodiment of the "globalism" he disdains, Trump's much-anticipated speech to the U.N. General Assembly, despite some rhetorical excesses and his distinct, if jarring, "America First" approach to the world, was not quite the disaster his critics expected.
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