Celebrities and CEOs often participate, matched up with internet strangers.
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The reality hasn't quite matched up with the expectation, though.
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And Tidjan got matched up with DeMar for a second.
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Because the moon's orbit isn't perfectly matched up with the Earth's.
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She might, for example, be matched up with Brazil's Amanda Nunes.
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She might also, for example, be matched up with Cat Zingano.
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That's because the moon's orbit isn't perfectly matched up with Earth's.
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That bleak outcome matched up with the results seen in hospital records.
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Batali said some of the accusations matched up with ways he'd acted.
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But its policies have not matched up with its App Store approvals.
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His hitting mostly matched up with previous seasons in terms of performance.
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Beverley was matched up with Russell Westbrook in the game's final seconds.
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All of the features in the photos matched up with the hoodwinker.
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Wiggins, who likely would have been matched up with Butler, was aggressive early.
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In this case, Phillips matched up with the perfect general manager for him.
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The youngest employees are often matched up with millennial grandchildren in superwealthy families.
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"What he's doing hasn't matched up with what he's said," Mr. Trumka said.
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The complaint included details that matched up with the official transcript of the call.
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This year, eBay CEO Devin Wenig was matched up with 25-year-old Kaila Amador.
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" She was matched up with the celebrity stylist "because he was being introduced to E!
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Here's Lillard matched up with Otto Porter in a recent win against the Washington Wizards.
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"Those things matched up with the blueprints we had of the ship," Meide told CNN.
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I knew my skill set and my experience matched up with what I was asking for.
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Then the screenwriters shuffled them around to figure out who should be matched up with whom.
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Tech For Campaigns has recruited almost 10,000 tech worker volunteers to be matched up with campaigns.
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Partisan identities are now matched up with ideological, religious, racial, and other cultural and geographical identities.
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This time, Floyd again matched up with BC -- but didn't get juked out of his jockstrap.
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Below, all of the candidates matched up with the "Thrones" character they remind me most of.
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He might also, for example, be matched up with Kelvin Gastelum, another recent Neil Magny victim.
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He was matched up with Gordon Hayward, who had 212 points but was a minus-2778.
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Given this, we can expect him to be matched up with one of the division's biggest stars.
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Overall, people felt happier when their actual emotions matched up with the ones they wanted to feel.
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Riders were stuck, and drivers were circling the city with no way to get matched up with riders.
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Then, they looked at how these matched up with the occurence of Zika-like illness in Brazilian states.
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On the field, Jones and Dre Kirkpatrick frequently matched-up with Pryor, limiting him to three yards receiving.
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"Both teams feel very comfortable matched up with each other," Wizards All-Star point guard John Wall told reporters.
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In simple terms, Tether is a digital coin that its creators claim is matched up with the U.S. dollar.
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They matched up with Fred Trump's actual returns, which had been obtained by The Times in the earlier investigation.
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When Oklahoma City and Houston faced off Friday night, Beverley was matched up with Westbrook in the game's final seconds.
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Transactions of petro are kept anonymous, but their frequency and volume look low when matched up with the government's claims.
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More than once, a defender matched up with him and then did a double-take: Wait, is that Smush Parker?
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This matched up with previously reported accounts from former employees who described a newsroom that was closely controlled by Herring.
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He's matched up with an inexperienced cornerback in Xavier Woods, who has had only 23 targets in his young career.
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The online portal where they were supposed to find their homework assignments rarely matched up with what they were learning.
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"Randomly, one night on social media I was matched up with someone in London, England, her name was Jackie," Flemming says.
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One non-mobile player matched up with someone who appears to be playing on mobile for one of their first times.
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The fact is that, after his poor showing against Ortiz, Sonnen should probably be matched up with somebody like Alessio Sakara.
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Yet the new study in Cell shows STR data can possibly reveal genetic traits, if matched up with an ancestry archive.
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It's a complicated relationship that gets more convoluted when those advertisers suddenly aren't happy with the videos they're being matched up with.
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The tick clutching the feather was easier to identify because its features matched up with another ancient tick discovered in Burmese amber.
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Sale dates of different items to the SoCal collector matched up with four different visits to Rancho Obi-Wan, according to Sansweet.
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The positive contributions of growth mindset have not yet matched up with diversity and equity for Microsoft's workforce, according to some employees.
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We're told cops believe Martin had recently purchased two weapons -- one of which matched up with the gun in the IG post.
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He might also be matched up with Bellator staples like Doug Marshall and Brandon Halsey, or a fellow UFC outcast in Kendall Grove.
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He often participates in Reddit's annual Secret Santa gift exchange, in which Reddit users are matched up with Internet strangers to give presents.
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" In other words, people send in toys needing transplants, and those are matched up with toys that people have sent in as "donors.
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In the clip below, watch how casually he gets back on defense, not realizing whom he's matched up with until far too late.
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The source hadn't steered me wrong in the past, and the tip matched up with public perceptions of many of the players involved.
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But the dates they lived matched up with what she expected, so she contacted one of their family members to be DNA tested.
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The two busted out the scissors for a Nike shoot -- and cut their traditional shirts into crop tops ... matched up with thigh high skirts.
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But I still wonder what would have happened the next night had the Yankees' Mike Mussina really matched up with the Marlins' Carl Pavano.
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While the research was being reviewed for publication, another study was released describing a Denisovan jawbone -- which coincidentally, matched up with this study's prediction.
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Arizona had overloaded the left side of their defensive front, leaving just three defenders matched up with three Rams blockers on the opposite side.
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This is something SuperAwesome's brand customers requested, because they're spending their ad dollars on YouTube – and sometimes finding their messages matched up with inappropriate content.
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She then made notes when what people said matched up with what their body language was saying and, more interestingly, when it didn't match up.
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But I found the small-displacement four-cylinder engine in this SUV, matched up with a hybrid system, to be an excellent piece of engineering.
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Any time Gronk has been matched up with a corner, he's had a very bad game — and that corner has had a very good game.
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Accordingly, the rules of the game treated them as one entity: if one twin matched up with a suitor, the other twin got to stay.
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That way, both parties would be able to tell when a specific set of Facebook data matched up with a specific set of patient data.
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He might also be matched up with Max Holloway, who has suffered more than anyone as featherweight champion Conor McGregor runs rampant in heavier divisions.
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The first day of the summit meeting also illustrated the ways in which Mr. Trump's foreign policy approach matched up with his domestic political strategy.
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Since they provided 450-plus citations, I simply pulled each of the papers to see if the science matched up with the claims being made.
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These are matched up with maps from Mapbox, and users can search images and get exact map locations, or reverse search map points to find photos.
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When a patient agrees to be matched up with a pharmacy, the patient-enrollment team connects the patient and the new pharmacy for the enrollment call.
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Mr. Collender said that budget watchers should pay close attention to the White House's economic forecasts and how they matched up with those of mainstream prognosticators.
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"I was just relieved that we knew that Clyde was going to be matched up with a liver that was going to help him," he said.
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It is pretty annoying that the company couldn't get its shit together in time so that the supply of its new iPhone matched up with the demand.
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China's state-run Xinhua news agency quoted Chinese President Xi Jinping as telling Yameen that the Belt and Road program matched up with the Maldives' development strategies.
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When study hall proves insufficient, he schedules "ace labs," in which students struggling in a class get matched up with a tutor who specializes in the subject.
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Reddit user zonination set out to recreate the poll to see if perceptions of words today matched up with data from the study inspired by Sherman Kent.
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The antineutrino result matched up with LSND very well, but the neutrino result, which is the one we produced first, is the one that doesn't match up.
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That could be matched up with data on Verizon's more than 100 million wireless customers, plus AOL's own data, to target guests with ads for promotional offers.
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The Sherman piece is matched up with "H: The Collector": It shows the artist dressed up as a rich older lady in a high-necked sequin dress.
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Despite a boom year for K Street in Trump's first 220006 months, it still hasn't matched up with the same period of the Obama presidency, Gold notes.
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Pomeranz matched up with Giants ace Madison Bumgarner in his previous start and is scheduled to match up against Mets RHP Noah Syndegaard in his next start.
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Little Rock entered the 240 tournament as a No. 230 seed, and was matched up with third-seeded Notre Dame, then ranked No. 6003 in the country.
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Vela collected a pass along the right flank, matched up with DaMarcus Beasley, who received little help from his teammates, who were still scrambling back into position.
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While the filings did not explicitly mention the Mac Pro, Bloomberg reported last week that the descriptions in the filings matched up with parts for the desktop computer.
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Titanfall 2 has 13 multiplayer modes, and players lined up for an Attrition match won't be matched up with players lined up for a Capture the Flag match.
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The four-time All-Star, who never had been matched up with Ray in 33 career starts against Arizona, struck out nine and did not walk a batter.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT WESTERN KENTUCKY (2-1): Like Villanova, Western Kentucky already has matched up with Nicholls and, like Villanova, the Hilltoppers hung triple digits on the Colonels.
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So in order to keep our clocks matched up with solar noon, when the sun is highest in the sky, a leap second gets added every few years.
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Months later, she connected the dots, realizing that the timing of her mental health issues matched up with her use of the Pill, and swore off hormonal birth control.
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It uses "background-blind" artificial intelligence programs to test and perform initial online interviews with software engineers, who are then matched up with positions most relevant to their skills.
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I wanted to see if it matched up with what I heard on TV, from the news media, from his press conferences, to see if he was being honest.
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On January 28, Xi claimed to the World Health Organization that he was "personally commanding" the response to the outbreak, but that line has not matched up with reality.
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All these features can be matched up with reference materials such as satellite images, street views and geotagged photographs to determine the approximate or exact location of an event.
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Taylor's testimony that Trump had told Sondland he wanted Zelensky to "go to a microphone" matched up with Kent's testimony about what Taylor had described to Kent in September.
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The fitness bands and smartwatches won't contain actual account information on them but rather "tokens," or placeholder numbers, that only get matched up with actual card information inside MasterCard's walls.
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"We've developed an intelligent matching system to make sure there's a high likelihood that you get matched up with someone that wants to talk at the same time," Mignano notes.
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I live in New York, so when I log in I'm matched up with other players on the East Coast, who use the same servers in the same data centers.
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But the prevalence in certain biomarkers and emotion patterns also matched up with those who had anxiety or depression or who identified anger as one of their primary personality traits.
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Something I might see could be a clue that matched up with what another person in the room was seeing, but we wouldn't know that if we didn't vocalize it.
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That will flip against the Celtics and the Warriors, and it will be imperative for Love to dominate the boards whenever he is matched up with an undersized power forward.
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Should he return to the Octagon, he might also be matched up with Derrick Lewis, who scored a close, but significant win over Roy Nelson two nights before UFC 200.
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Variety reports that viewers who make the same choices may then be matched up with one another, giving them something to chat about and suggesting they have something in common.
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Using that information they conducted something called a Genome Wide Association Study, where they looked at 18 million places in the genome to see which ones matched up with higher paychecks.
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Similarly, the former Bellator lightweight champ might be matched up with Al Iaquinta or Beneil Dariush, both of whom have earned spots in the divisional top-10 with solid win-streaks.
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The alignment of distant buildings and electricity towers on a ridge matched up with Google Earth images, and they also appeared in drone footage of the complex filmed in early 2019.
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Rather, the device stores a unique placeholder number, which is only matched up with actual payment card information once it has been passed on to the shopper's credit card company or bank.
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After the pair matched up with each other, Smith immediately asked Harper about her work on Broadway and within 20 minutes they decided to ditch the app and meet up in person.
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Dominy, a primate researcher who has conducted work in Kenya, decided to see if the description and illustrations of the Lorax -- penned by Geisel's own hand -- matched up with any Kenyan primates.
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On Sunday, shortly before he picked up his 10-minute major, a scuffle erupted, and Scott matched up with the only Syracuse player without a partner — the 5-9 defenseman Matt Taormina.
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To this end, Alvarez could be matched up with Tony Ferguson, a TUF winner who is currently enjoying a 7-fight streak including triumphs over Edson Barboza, Josh Thompson, and Gleison Tibau.
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When a rider is matched up with a driver who has signed up with UberMILITARY, they will get a notification telling them that their driver is a veteran or military family member.
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If they did, and matched up with Toronto in the first round, the Bulls would be a safe bet to sweep the series on the back of Joffrey Lauvergne averaging 30 points.
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Lester will be facing longtime rival New York for the first time since 2014, but he has matched up with them 29 times in his career, going 13-6 with a 3.78 ERA.
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First, the T cell needed to recognize the sick cell by its unique protein fingerprint; in other words, it needed to be presented with the antigen that matched up with its T-cell receptor.
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There are a number of online dating sites that take away much of the awkwardness and go a long way to ensuring that you are matched up with people you are genuinely compatible with.
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He said he glanced at some of his advanced statistics while in Texas — things like line-drive percentage and exit velocity — and saw that many of the numbers matched up with his career figures.
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When you get matched up with other artists it can be a quick one song on stage, but for this we get to be collaborative and come up with fun ideas for this crowd.
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Wilson matched up with Wright on May 30 and came away with a loss despite holding the Boston offense to three runs on eight hits and a pair of walks in 6 2/3 frames.
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He said the 500,000-car production figure matched up with a claim he made on a call with investors on January 30th, which is true, though he has also since offered different estimates for 2019.
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Rod Drury, the chief executive of NZ-based global accounting software firm Xero, said the statistics matched up with interest his company has been seeing from prospective U.S. national employees concerned about a Trump win.
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The "Moods & Activities" section, meanwhile, will present collections of music based on current trends — for example, one of the available "moods" is "fall," and another could be "rainy day," matched up with the day's weather.
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The pair started their performance of Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes's "Up Where We Belong" on solid footing but things went a bit haywire when their aerial lifts never quite matched up with one another.
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"It makes you frustrated at the internal infrastructure of Hollywood, that there aren't more creators of art films that are being matched up with these people who are making these incredibly predictable commercial films," she says.
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But it's also a service for drivers – Lyft allows drivers nearing the end of a trip to be matched up with passengers nearby before the trip actually concludes to help them earn more by chaining fares.
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Each volunteer is assigned to a team of two or three people, then matched up with someone who has been incarcerated for decades, whom the team helps prepare for an upcoming interview before the parole board.
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In a worst-case scenario, you are matched up with players who aren't cooperative, who use toxic language, who steal your loot or simply run off and die, leaving you alone to fight off teams of four.
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Spencer Sleyon matched up with 81-year-old Rosalind "Roz" Guttman on the smartphone game Words With Friends a little over a year ago, and the two have since played more than 23 matches against each other.
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Researchers launched an app in 2016 to collect photographs of 50,000 hotels around the world that could be matched up with online adverts placed by traffickers, who often use selfies taken by their victims in hotel rooms.
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"I remember talking about Gretzky, his records and how many goals he scored, and everybody said that was unbeatable," said the former defenseman Kimmo Timonen, who frequently matched up with Ovechkin in both pro and international play.
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They basically ran through all the photos of people in Congress and showed that 29 members of Congress were wrongly matched up with fugitives and wanted suspects of crimes and to show how much this is not reliable.
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None of the departments with the company that work with law enforcement can access the network, he said, adding that any data that is collected cannot be matched up with individual users — it all appears as anonymous information.
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Walking straight at Sonnen in his squared stance, straight legged and making wide swings, he just in a position where he could stuff the takedowns of a wrestler of Sonnen's ability who matched up with him in size.
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But when they were matched up with the top-ranked Louisville Cardinals on the road Tuesday night, the Blue and Maize looked like an entirely different squad from the one that shocked the college basketball world the week prior.
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Adam Meyers, vice president at U.S. security firm CrowdStrike, said software flaws and one of the internet protocol addresses cited in the complaint matched up with attacks on a U.S. turbine manufacturer, Capstone Turbine, and a French aircraft supplier.
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"I would love to be able to take our '01 team, matched up with the '91 Bulls team ... the '89 Lakers, before Magic [Johnson] got hurt, and roll the ball out, and we can play and see what happens," Bryant said.
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So, when the Sixers got matched up with the Raps in the Eastern Conference semi-finals this week, Meek -- a HUGE Sixers fan -- filed a request to make the trip to the 6 to cheer on his guys in person.
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Bill Gates has outdone himself yet again: For Reddit's annual Secret Santa gift exchange, in which Reddit users are matched up with Internet strangers to give presents, the billionaire shipped an 81-pound package to one lucky recipient, u/szor.
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At the time, Cruz pointed out that the timing matched up with secretive meetings between Russian officials and an Iranian general, insinuating that Iran was in on that attack in some way, and said it was a "consequence" of Obama's cyber warfare policy.
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Then, in the latest episode of King of the Road—our show that follows Thrasher magazine's epic cross-country skateboarding competition—the teams get matched up with Bay Area skateboarding legends in San Francisco and attempt some of the competition's most dangerous stunts.
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And though no one on Saturday could approach what he did by winning the Champions League final for Madrid in 2002 with his memorable volley, Zidane matched up with Atlético Coach Diego Simeone in building a game plan around hard work and attrition.
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To get at this question, researchers analyzed how frequently the top causes of death in the U.S. were searched for online and covered in the news, wondering if what people were searching for matched up with what was most likely to kill them.
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Yes, but: "Established practices die hard, especially when there is a substantial culture, mindset and financial structure reinforcing that behavior," said Vikas Saini, a cardiologist and president of the Lown Institute, who said the trial's results matched up with decades of research.
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Here, LinkedIn has partnered with HackerRank, as well as Aspiring Minds, Co-cubes and Wheebox, to develop an online test for users to show off their skills and interests, which are then matched up with a number of jobs being advertised on the site.
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In a way, it's sort of like Black Mirror season 4 episode "Hang the DJ." In this episode, people are matched up with romantic partners for a specific amount of time, in order for a mysterious "system" to ultimately match them with their perfect pairing.
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Read more: A classic piece of advice on being a good boss is just as useful today as it was when it was originally published in 1974There is also the alternative sometimes where you're matched up with somebody who's just not right for you.
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Obviously Paramore have rocked "20 Something" out a little, as they're wont to do, but it sounds very cute, and it's a great nod to one of 2017's biggest artists—one whose output has, recently at least, matched up with Paramore's so well thematically.
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He said he ran to be chair of the D.N.C. because he felt that his skill set matched up with what he viewed to be his own strengths (being from "the industrial Midwest," winning as a Democrat in a Red State, appealing to younger voters).
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And, in many ways, it's right in the tradition of his breakthrough—a lengthy, sometimes leisurely crime picture, resurrecting a big star of the 21997s (Pam Grier) matched up with force-of-nature Samuel L. Jackson, backed by a supporting cast of big stars, forgotten faces, and points between.
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At first, when the film's quick explanation basically matched up with quantum mechanics — the idea that if you travel back in time, the past becomes your future, and then you close a kind of "time loop" — I shook my head and thought, Ah, okay, I can go with this.
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If the Cavaliers make it past Toronto or Miami in the conference finals—which, I mean—and end up facing Golden State or San Antonio in the NBA Finals, Thompson will spend much of his time on the court matched up with big men of the modern mold.
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Lue said Wednesday while starting point guard George Hill is likely to be matched up with Curry the most, the Cavaliers coach will be ready to throw everything and the kitchen sink at the former two-time MVP when the NBA Finals open Thursday night in Oakland, Calif.
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Aside from gender preferences, location, and "interests and other things you do on Facebook," Facebook Dating product manager Nathan Sharp told TechCrunch that, for instance, you might get matched up with an alumnus of your same school, even if neither of you included that school on your dating profiles.
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Though my desire to play a Destiny raid was high, I don't know that I (or anyone) would have much fun if I got matched up with a group who expected me to know what I was doing, only to find that I was a complete drag on the whole run.
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Even before Mr. Slimane decided not to renew his contract after slightly less than four years at the house, Ms. Bellettini had noticed an interesting trend in fashion magazines and shops like Colette in Paris and Bergdorf's in New York: Mr. Vaccarello's ready-to-wear was being matched up with Saint Laurent's accessories.
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As Ariel Helwani pointed out at the media event last Friday—in which Conor was absent and Nate Diaz claimed he was not interested in being matched-up with anyone else—it appeared to make little sense for the UFC to not give McGregor a pass and allow the fight to go on.
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The model produced results that matched up with the conventionally held east-west dichotomy: It would take a person a little less than four days to recover from a trip in which they passed westward through three time zones; six time zones takes about six days; and nine time zones takes roughly eight days.
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On successive trips late in the first half, Al-Farouq Aminu—a player so prized for his defense that he gets away with shooting like a catapult built by fourth-graders—matched up with Westbrook, and both times Westbrook scored: first with a vertigo-inducing crossover-stepback combo, then with a forearm-to-the-belly floater.
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SWOP gave us training and explained how we should handle the situation, field questions, approach topics (I have to give a shout out to Kate D'Adamo, who managed to organize this event and get people in from across the country to make their voices heard.) After training, we got matched up with some other folks and were sent off to lobby together.
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In this clip, Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball is matched up with Dallas Mavericks rookie Dennis Smith Jr. The Mavericks spread the floor and run a fake ball screen at Ball, which he anticipates by icing the screen, forcing the ball-handler to one direction with the expectation that his teammate defending the screener will show on the screen to slow him down.
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The individual's recounting of events matched up with a rough White House transcript of Trump's call with the Ukrainian president in which he urged the foreign leader to "look into" Democratic presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Top Pence adviser was on Trump-Zelensky phone call at center of whistleblower complaint: report MORE.
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There's also a medical screening conducted, to make sure the refugee is fit for travel and to identify any diseases that could affect public health in the US. Step 6: Next, the refugee is matched up with one of nine domestic sponsoring agencies in the US that work with the State Department to help the refugee settle somewhere in the US. Most (though not all) of these sponsoring agencies are faith-based organizations, and they have about 300 offices across the country in total.
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