Revenues of $105bn put it in the same league as Microsoft.
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Lance puts ConocoPhillips in the same league as Exxon Mobil Corp.
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It isn't even in the same league as the HomePod or Sonos.
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But, then you remember they're in the same league as Nancy Pelosi.
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That would put the industry in the same league as Coca-Cola's world revenues.
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Just to be in the same league as them is very exciting for us.
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Could the UFC ever be in the same league as the NBA or NFL?
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"I'd say she's not at all in the same league as Mitt Romney," Martin said.
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We really should have known that Clay wasn't in the same league as the others.
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" Even an "aspiring drummer" is not in the same league as an "aspiring dolphin trainer.
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Facebook isn't considered in the same league as other streaming services — at least right now.
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"He's now in the same league as Francis Bacon and Pablo Picasso," one expert said.
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As failed presidential candidates go, he was certainly not in the same league as Adlai Stevenson.
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Pakistan's population is in the same league as other democracies such as Brazil, Indonesia, and Nigeria.
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FX is one of the most prestigious networks, often considered in the same league as HBO.
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Casey's win in 2018 put him in the same league as other potential 2020 hopefuls, like Sen.
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As far as epic betrayals go, we tend to imagine Brutus in the same league as Judas.
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As a performer, as far as I'm concerned, I'm not in the same league as the others.
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That would put it in the same league as the Tesla Model 3, which starts at $35,000.
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On top of that, it sold for $699, putting it in the same league as top tier phones.
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In truth, that country is hardly in the same league as those that execute, lash or lynch blasphemers.
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Now, I know crocuses are cute, but we all know they aren't in the same league as roses.
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He helped position its cars in the same league as models from automakers like BMW and Mercedes-Benz.
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By market value the Middle Kingdom's giants, Alibaba and Tencent, are in the same league as Alphabet and Facebook.
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"It's better to focus on the fact that he's in the same league as those two," Wasserstrom told me.
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"The big surprise was the magnitude of this, putting pollution in the same league as cigarette smoking," said Kaufman.
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She feels he is in the same league as Rothko and that his art deserves to fetch similar prices.
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AWS was considered the frontrunner but experts say the win puts Microsoft in the same league as the AWS.
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In retrospect, it will rank in the same league as 1066, the English civil war, American independence, and India's decolonization.
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We all know guac is the ultimate summer necessity, in the same league as rosé and over-the-top pool floats.
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U.S. oil production is approaching 10 million barrels per day, putting us in the same league as Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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"He's now in the same league as Francis Bacon and Pablo Picasso," said the dealer Jeffrey Deitch, an expert on Basquiat.
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As Kate points out, it's not in the same league as Lyft when it comes to scale, but it's still quite large.
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The Deptford pink (Dianthus armeria) is not in the same league as more famous and rapacious invaders like phragmites, mugwort or bittersweet.
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They may sell well and be Apple's most explosive new product, but they're not even in the same league as the iPhone. HomePod?
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That said, Bair doesn't think the Wells Fargo scandal is in the same league as the conduct that brought about the subprime crisis.
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And you can forget the Vols being in the same league as Alabama for a while—a goal they had long aspired to.
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The company needs a hit and the product announced earlier today is not a hit in the same league as the Learning Thermostat.
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Just based on what we know about Walmart+ as of now, it doesn't seem like it is in the same league as Prime.
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Experts say that contract puts Microsoft&aposs Azure cloud computing business in the same league as AWS — whether Amazon likes it or not.
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Nicki Minaj spent a good chunk of her career branding herself as a pop icon in the same league as Katy Perry or Beyoncé.
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The first is to show that Russia is an international super heavyweight, in the same league as the United States and the European Union.
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His effect on the "trajectory of America," to use his benchmark, was certainly smaller than Roosevelt's, but is in the same league as Reagan's.
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So while I wouldn't necessarily put it in the same league as accessing a pirated stream you found on Reddit, proceed at your own risk.
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However, the Stories format is quickly emerging as an ad placement that can perform in the same league as other ad units within the Facebook ecosystem.
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Its sales have increased from 93.8bn yuan ($12.8bn) in 2007 to 923bn yuan today, putting it in the same league as firms like IBM and Microsoft.
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Renault and Nissan, partners for two decades who added Mitsubishi in 2016, are already in the same league as Volkswagen and Toyota in global car sales.
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Is a messed-up Biden war story really in the same league as Trump's false claim that he won the popular vote in the 2016 election?
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The New York Times notes that the results put Huawei in the same league as Google and Microsoft, which both passed the $100 billion milestone last year.
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The U11 is not in the same league as the Google Pixel when it comes to processing low-light shots, and frankly no other phone is, either.
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But getting to profitability could require aggressive cost-cutting, which in turn would mean giving up on competing in the same league as Facebook, Microsoft, and Google.
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They concluded that the 1972 event could have been in the same league as the Carrington Event, the largest geomagnetic storm on record, which occurred in 1859.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), calling him a "flake" and saying he "is not in the same league" as his opponent in the Texas Senate race, incumbent Sen.
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But that purchase put it in the same league as American giants like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase — something no other European bank could lay claim to.
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The deal puts Schwab in the same league as popular sci-fi author John Scalzi, who signed a blockbuster $3.4 million, 13-book deal with Tor back in 2015.
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In his compelling book, The Case Against Sugar, journalist Gary Taubes argues that we should view the sweet stuff as toxic — in the same league as cigarettes or alcohol.
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But based on some lunches I had at the Odyssey in its early days, the new restaurant didn't seem to be quite in the same league as its sibling.
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A rough stone that Sotheby's had put in the same league as the 3,107-carat Cullinan diamond, discovered in South Africa in 1905, failed to make its $70m reserve.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google have rendered information fungible, effectively flattening the mediascape so that a conspiracy site appears (superficially) in the same league as a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper.
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The charge carried a mandatory sentence of six to 30 years, putting Siatta's offense in the same league as aggravated kidnapping or the predatory sexual assault of a child.
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But investors balked at an IPO that put the company, which has a history of uneven profits and bankruptcy filings, in the same league as Italian rival Ferrari (RACE).
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve is a powerhouse travel credit cardWhen it comes to luxury travel benefits and protections, few cards are in the same league as the Chase Sapphire Reserve.
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In other words, it's great to be in the same league as an iconic sitcom like Friends — but let's not forget that Ferrera's led a show to that honor before.
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Cardboard isn't in the same league as the Oculus or Vive, but it has also shipped over five million units, several orders of magnitude more than its high-end competitors.
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The company has long sought to be considered in the same league as McDonald's and Subway, rather than just in competition with the likes of Starbucks and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.
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I have no claim to being more distraught over Tony's passing than any of his fans, and not in the same league as those who knew and worked with him.
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"I cannot play in the same league as certain American actors because my accent didn't allow me just to play a banker from New York or an astronaut," he said.
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While Kendall's spending habits seem like a lot, she's not in the same league as her billionaire little sis ... because Kylie Jenner dropped $10k on Postmates in just one year!!!
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Removing evolution from the curriculum, Ms. Aydogan said, puts Turkey in the same league as ultraconservative Saudi Arabia, where the concept is briefly mentioned in the curriculum but strongly criticized.
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The fact that Bradley is not in the same league as Dufresne is not a point I want to dwell on: I just want to put this observation out there.
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It can stream 4K video at 60 frames per second (fps), which puts it in the same league as boxes from Amazon and Roku (and leaves Apple TV in the dust).
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The bank that once symbolized German economic prowess is effectively abandoning any hope of playing in the same league as Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan Chase, and struggling simply to remain relevant.
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"The Apple Card doesn't play in the same league as premium rewards credit cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve or AmEx Platinum," said Sara Rathner, an expert on credit cards at NerdWallet.
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You come away from Jackie wondering if her canny sense of how to play the mass media didn't put her in the same league as the 1960s' other reigning enigma, Andy Warhol.
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For now, most Russia watchers believe Putin's priority has been to reassert Russia as a geopolitical heavyweight that can pitch itself in the same league as countries like the U.S. and China.
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Civil liberties groups and other critics said the changes would violate constitutional protections for free speech and privacy and put India in the same league as autocratic countries like China and Russia.
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While it's not in the same league as the beefier Z and Z Force, it's good enough to play Pokémon Go and take all the Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook you throw at it.
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Macron said the cost of under-investing was that Europe was no longer competing in the same league as America and China when it came to cutting-edge technology such as artificial intelligence.
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New in Parallels 15 is support for DirectX 11 via Apple's Metal technology, which should (in theory) mean a better gaming experience (if not in the same league as a dedicated Windows PC).
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To put that into perspective, if "Fire and Fury" was an album, its sales would be in the same league as the latest release from America's biggest-selling pop star: Taylor Swift's Reputation.
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In that light, Trump cannot be compared with other politicians but must be understood instead in the same league as Hollywood idols ("The Apprentice") and rock gods — or, even in style, with professional wrestlers.
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Anyone paying close attention to each convention and each candidate and listening through a lens of rationality knows that Trump is not even in the same league as Clinton when it comes to qualifications.
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If you doubted that drone racing was a real sport—that robots flying through garish neon gates belong in the same league as muscled athletes who actually sweat—consider this: It's coming to ESPN.
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He is unequivocal in his position that these women artists are not in the same league as the men, although he acknowledges that Joan Mitchell, Helen Frankenthaller and Elaine de Kooning are good artists.
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With a presale estimate of 4.7 million euros to €7.2 million, or about $5.3 million to $853 million, Sotheby's sale was not in the same league as Christie's blockbuster YSL-Bergé auction in 2009.
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But global retail sales are probably around $21990 billion, about half the sales of the (legitimate) world pharmaceutical industry and in the same league as consumer spending on tobacco ($21980 billion) and alcohol ($252 billion).
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Wall Street denizens reckon that its involvement in private equity, which accounts for a fifth of its overall portfolio, places it in the same league as GIC, the entity that manages Singapore's foreign-exchange reserves.
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Exxon said production from Stabroek could reach over 750,000 bpd by 2025, which could place Guyana in the same league as South American peer Ecuador, a member of the OPEC group of oil producing countries.
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Rating agencies Fitch and Moody's rated Aramco A+ and A22018 respectively, but both said that without sovereign rating constraints it would be in the same league as oil companies like Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Shell.
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The final share price is 16% below the top of the range that Aston Martin had targeted, reflecting investor doubts about whether the carmaker should be valued in the same league as Italian rival Ferrari.
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The final listing price is 16% below the top of the range that Aston Martin had targeted, reflecting investor doubts about whether the carmaker should be valued in the same league as Italian rival Ferrari.
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It has the highest acceptance rate by far (70 percent compared with 93 percent at U.C.L.A.), and some students across the state do not see it as in the same league as the other campuses.
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A protest on the floor of the House of Representatives is not in the same league as using the full faith and credit of the United States as a bargaining chip in a partisan battle.
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While not in the same league as the other large tech companies on this list, it saw a piece it felt would enhance its product set and it was willing to spend big to get it.
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But my main objection wasn't its build or features—no, it was basically that for $2335, its camera simply wasn't in the same league as the Galaxy S21, the iPhone 23, or any other expensive flagship.
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It's not remotely hard to see why most CEOs won't even think to be a part of a pitch process or meet the agency, and won't consider marketing agencies in the same league as management consultants.
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In a widely cited survey, China's Southwestern University of Finance and Economics concluded that the Gini had soared to 22012 by 2010, in the same league as the world's most unequal countries, such as South Africa.
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If anything, Lowe's comments stand out because they seem insecure and aspirational—even with more than two million users, MoviePass isn't in the same league as Uber and AirBnb (to say nothing of Amazon and Google).
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Of the young, ambitious restaurants on the scene now, Mr. Freedman thinks a few may just be in the same league as his 10: Benu, in San Francisco, with its distinctly modern American aesthetic, comes up.
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Its new unicorn valuation puts Shopclues in the same league as competing Indian e-commerce companies Flipkart (another GIC and Tiger Global portfolio company) and Snapdeal, which are also valued at over a billion dollars each.
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In Opinion: Kim Jong-un might end up being North Korea's great economic reformer, argues one historian, putting him in the same league as Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding father, or even Deng Xiaoping of China.
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While the "Mad Money " host doesn't put the teen-targeting discount retailer, which reported earnings Wednesday, in the same league as Home Depot or TJX, he believes it has a "terrific long term story" for several reasons.
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But her fundraising had been cranking up in January before she nabbed her third-place win: She took in $5.5 million, in the same league as Buttigieg's $6.6 million and behind the $8.9 million raised by Biden.
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Compared to the larger global market opportunities, Egypt is certainly not in the same league as, say, China, India or the U.S., but in terms of population, it is relatively close to Mexico (more than 127 million).
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Rating agencies Fitch and Moody's rated Aramco A+ and A1 respectively, but both said that without sovereign rating constraints Aramco would be in the same league as better-rated international oil companies like Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Shell.
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What's happening: Experts call AI a transformative technology in the same league as electricity, and say the two big great powers — the U.S. and China — are positioned to dominate it as it creeps into consumer, business and military use.
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He accused Washington of double standards and said where human rights were concerned the Philippines was in the same league as the United States, where "bigotry is very much alive" and where police kill innocent people, not drug pushers.
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My internal organs are throbbing in pain, although, I should say this is not in the same league as when I nearly died from liver failure and it is a walk in the park compared to renal infection and pancreatitis.
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Well, apparently that puts me in the same league as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 1985, because that's all they cared about when it came to Ghostbusters' nominations for Best Visual Effects and Best Original Song.
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"I have willed a substantial amount of money to the museum — not in the same league as the trustees, but a lot for me — and I am angry enough at these trumped-up charges to change the bequest," Ms. Hirst said.
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Link notes that Under Armour will never be in the same league as Nike - which she also owns - but that with inventories coming down, supply chain refinement, an improving balance sheet, and better execution Under Armour is a compelling buy.
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This often creates the weird perception that absolutely everybody cares about shows like Westworld or Fargo, when those shows' ratings — though good — aren't nearly in the same league as the ratings of even the lower-rated shows on the four major broadcast networks.
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It is in the same league as the 2015 data breach at the Office of Personnel Management, in that Equifax pooled so much sensitive information – not just Social Security numbers, but significant account information as well, including credit card data in one place.
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But now, experts say the win puts Microsoft – generally regarded as the No. 2 cloud provider – in the same league as the dominant AWS, but the company has some work to do to really live up to the terms of the contract.
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"I have willed a substantial amount of money to the museum — not in the same league as the trustees, but a lot for me — and I am angry enough at these trumped-up charges to change the bequest," she told the Times.
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Though their victory was greeted enthusiastically in Thailand, where Srivaddhanaprabha's family runs the duty-free empire King Power, their fan base is still not in the same league as the historic elite of the English game like Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool.
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The rise in China's debt-to-GDP level—from roughly 150% before the 2008 global financial crisis to more than 250% today—puts it in the same league as countries such as Spain and Japan that went on to suffer serious slowdowns or financial turmoil.
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The bond is expected to attract demand from both emerging markets and investment-grade buyers as Aramco's status as the world's largest oil company would put its bonds in the same league as debt issued by independent international oil majors like Exxon and Shell.
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The shifting shape of digital coin trading, depicted by industry data and interviews with exchanges and companies, suggests bitcoin is struggling to evolve from a speculative asset favored by relatively niche investors to an investment choice in the same league as stocks or bonds.
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I'm in the same league as him right now, so that means something toward my confidence and stuff too and I've just got to play him like any other shooter, just read what you think he's going to do and make the best effort on him.
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Morrison's status as one of the great American novelists, full stop, developed late in life: When she first came up, she was considered to be one of the great black women American novelists, who was maybe not in the same league as writers who were white and male.
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In terms of inspiring terror in little kids, the dementors — black-cloaked figures that are exactly what they sound like — are probably in the same league as the flying monkeys in "The Wizard of Oz." The producers of "The Cursed Child" say it's for ages 10 and up.
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Malaysia's democracy is clearly flawed — the same coalition has ruled it since it became independent in 1957, and it has jailed opposition leaders on trumped-up charges — but it is not in the same league as countries like China and Russia, where freedom of speech is extremely circumscribed.
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Yet warnings that aid would be withheld if Kiev failed to improve its governance and fight corruption — made by several US senators and former Vice President Joe Biden -- are hardly in the same league as making a similar threat in the hope of getting dirt on a political foe.
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At a time when advances for a first novel were, on average, less than $10,19703, Bantam Books broke the $1 million barrier in 1985 for the rights to Ms. Beauman's story, outbidding several prominent publishers and declaring her in the same league as genre heavyweights like Judith Krantz and Sidney Sheldon.
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LONDON/NEW YORK/DUBAI, April 4 (Reuters) - For Saudi Aramco and its advisers, a debut international debt issue that could raise well over $10 billion presents a key challenge - how to forge an identity as a state-owned major while in the same league as the likes of Exxon Mobil and Shell.
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But Italy's current crop of politicians are not in the same league as their former prime minister, who adopted a fantastical persona, "Silvio Berlusconi", embodying all that was hideous and predatory in Italian manhood, with implausible hair and "bunga bunga" parties at which he frolicked with young women paid to pretend to enjoy his company.
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FROM PEN: Supergirl's Melissa Benoist on her Viral Sign from the Women's March on Washington Riggs claimed that women's tennis wasn't in the same league as men's, so King took on — and defeated — Riggs in the match that became the most-watched television sports event of all time, and sparked an ongoing conversation about gender equality.
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But in terms of being able to afford goods sold at much the same price across the world, whether a Netflix subscription or Nike trainers, more than 99% of the Indian population are in the same league as Americans that count as below the poverty line (around $25,000 for a family of four), points out Rama Bijapurkar, a marketing consultant.
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Katz's dealers—he was with Fischbach for about ten years, Marlborough for thirty, and Pace for ten—have had no trouble selling his work, and in recent years more and more European museums have been showing and buying it, but the art world does not consider him a major contemporary artist, in the same league as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, and others of his generation.
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Said was talking mainly about Middle Eastern cultures, but much the same could be said of Buddhism: Western thinkers may cherish its art and its cryptic aphorisms, and may see meditation as therapeutically useful, but many of them don't imagine Buddhist thought playing in the same league as Western thought; they don't imagine a Buddhist philosophy that involves coherent conceptual structures that can be exposed to evidence and logic and then stand or fall on their merits.
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The series, which also includes collaborations with the Brooklyn Book Festival and the Downtown Brooklyn concert space the Issue Project Room, represents a bid to play in the same league as Manhattan heavyweights like Live From the NYPL and the 92nd Street Y. But Laszlo Jakab Orsos, the cultural curator (and Brooklyn Heights resident) who was hired away from the PEN World Voices Festival to become the library's first vice president of arts and culture, said in a statement that the series would stay true to its home-borough roots.
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