But I'm saying, if it doesn't measure up, and it goes to Jim's point, if it doesn't measure up, the United States will stick to its guns, believe me on that.
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Even in a fair contest, the voice didn't measure up.
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So, how does that measure up for these two situations?
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Because her skills in the kitchen don't exactly measure up.
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I just love that for Hollywood, reality doesn't measure up.
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So how does your income measure up to your neighbors'?
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How did your first opening night on Broadway measure up?
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On that score, the Onion's Biden stories didn't measure up.
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How long before it gets new creations that measure up?
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Rubio, Cruz, and Kasich won't measure up in most states.
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I thought I'd never measure up to my own expectations.
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I hope I measure up but there is certainly no way.
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Albus believes he will never measure up to his famous father.
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It is an Article I moment, and Congress must measure up.
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And it may reinforce your beliefs that you don't measure up.
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How will it measure up against Derek Carr and the Raiders?
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It's a book that doesn't quite measure up to its ambitions.
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Will it measure up to people's memories of the Broadway show?
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In many ways, they are failing to measure up to this responsibility.
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And, yes, nothing in life will ever measure up to this moment.
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Why ruin a relaxing beach day with swimwear that doesn't measure up?
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I never met another man I thought could measure up to him.
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Can the Summer of '19 measure up to the Summer of '69?
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But industry watchers forecast sales growth won't measure up to last year.
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The system can measure up to 20 people in its current form.
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How do they measure up to cable and network television or film?
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So, does apple cider vinegar measure up to its positive internet reputation?
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Teens in the study didn't measure up very well against these recommendations.
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Still, in the highly competitive American market, Mitsubishi struggles to measure up.
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Sadly, nothing in the script can measure up to this rich darkness.
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In fact, it really didn't even measure up to Biden meets Palin.
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I feel like we can measure up very well against that club.
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How does the self-proclaimed "greatest living artist" measure up to Pablo Picasso?
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To measure up to the fictional suit, this one had to deflect to .
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Trump often privately laments that his current lawyers don't measure up to Cohn.
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"They don't know if they measure up to their risk tolerance," she said.
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Other experts are concerned Amazon's self-reported carbon emission report won't measure up.
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Someone the nation needed because the other available choices just didn't measure up.
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If you feel like you don't measure up, you might become an underachiever.
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Benjamin Clementine Talented, but unfortunately can't measure up to his archnemesis Benjamin Tangerine.
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"Know how you measure up in the industry, department, and company," Taylor said.
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Make sure you measure up before adding a printer to your home office.
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Needless to say, you get judged when your literary choices don't measure up.
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And ever since, they've found it a difficult standard to measure up to.
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CAVUTO: And if BOE doesn&apost measure up, it doesn&apost get the business.
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A gentle two-step isn't going to measure up to an intense, hilly run.
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But if those speakers fail to measure up, now there's a much fancier version.
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But the time investment doesn't measure up against the rewards you stand to earn.
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It's just another reminder to women about the ways we fail to measure up.
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And as a still camera, the Panasonic Lumix ZS100 should also measure up nicely.
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A great selection of goods isn't worth much if the quality doesn't measure up.
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"Today we don't measure up to those who are attacking us," a lawmaker said.
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They were bland, somewhat stale, and definitely didn't measure up to restaurant-style chips.
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Using that reference point, they just won&apost ever measure up or be happy.
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Once he gets in the Oval Office, he will measure up to the job.
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There are some places the Galaxy Buds Plus don't quite measure up Apple's AirPods.
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You'll assume every mistake, rejection, and failure is proof that you don't measure up.
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It's a leader's job "to coach those who fail to measure up," he added.
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Your puzzle is yours, and you don't have to measure up to anyone else.
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Oh, we just get to feel bad about ourselves when we inevitably don't measure up.
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"I don't measure up to what society tells me should be the ideal," she said.
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That requires immense dumps, hills of stinking trash that measure up to 50 meters tall.
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As a young man, he wondered if he would measure up to his distinguished lineage.
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There are certainly some plays I like better than others, but none that measure up.
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The "Ex's and Oh's" Grammy nominee felt pressures to measure up to conventional beauty standards.
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Bollywood doesn't make too many thrillers and when it does, they don't always measure up.
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Without a rival that can measure up vertically, Team USA has to measure itself horizontally.
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For instance, is it because you simply want to "measure up" to guys in porn?
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That means hiring and supporting top performers, and routinely firing those that don't measure up.
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And it raises the question: Can anyone truly measure up following Beyoncé Giselle Knowles Carter?
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The second became a replacement—a poor imitation, the one who could never measure up.
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But Simon's number apparently did not measure up to President Obama's high score of 213.
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Sampling at least two is a good plan, though, in case one doesn't measure up.
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He just wonders if anyone else can measure up, in the estimation of Bernie Sanders.
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How does our collective response to this moment measure up to the response in 1918?
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The Medicis owned that bronze, and the young artist was being asked to measure up.
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How does Joaquin Phoenix measure up to the actors who have played the Joker before?
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All in all, a fine meal, but it did not measure up to the first.
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But how did Tuesday's event measure up to the all-time best of prefight hype?
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Some of his more outsize and oafish peers come close, but none quite measure up.
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As a young man he wondered if he would measure up to his distinguished lineage.
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If the SLS does not measure up, the Starship system might take on its job, too.
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Ricky Martin is such a male chauvinist that he f---- men because women don't measure up.
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By that measure, NIPT tests for anything besides the three major trisomies simply don't measure up.
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Y., tried to bring the measure up in his chamber on Thursday, but Trump ally Sen.
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Pratt is holding them to such a high standard that many do not quite measure up.
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The site also lets you know what will happen if you consistently fail to measure up.
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I idolized them even as I struggled with a sense that I'd never truly measure up.
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But the next Disney chief executive will not only need to measure up to Mr. Iger.
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Most women compare themselves to that mother, but they never measure up because she's a fantasy.
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Are we thinking hard enough about how today's skyline will measure up 100 years from now?
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They embarrassed USC in the season opener because the Trojans' lines couldn't measure up, pound-for-pound.
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Unsurprisingly, there are some cringeworthy items to be found that don't measure up to contemporary cultural understandings.
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Lattice – Set and track KPIs Employees don't know how their goals measure up to the bigger picture.
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Here's a look at some claims from the candidates and how they measure up to the truth.
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And if the most abrupt global warming episode of the Cenozoic doesn't measure up to the present?
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He added that Microsoft's LinkedIn's deal validates his business model, but is confident Kalo can measure up.
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There's always money to be made on companies with rosy futures whose current earnings don't measure up.
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Its tallest building is 98 feet high, so it doesn't measure up to New York or Chicago.
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The financial website's 2018 Most Fun States in America rankings analyzed how America's 50 states measure up.
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Students are typically spanked with paddles that measure up to two feet long and several inches wide.
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The stories were lovely, but didn't measure up to her real-life love story with Austin Butler.
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Many of these quarterbacks had less experience or statistically did not seem to measure up to him.
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Even when given more expansive scripts or emotionally charged orchestral scores, the miniseries cast doesn't measure up.
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She talks to a single mom and one who feels she can't measure up to her own mother.
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The oval features are cyclones, the largest of which measure up to 600 miles (1,000 km) in diameter.
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We don't yet know exactly how Harvey will measure up, but comparisons don't matter much at this stage.
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Any claims about current progress need to be compared with that baseline to see how they measure up.
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Both Dell and Razer have laptops that measure up nearly perfectly, blending speed, quality, and design just right.
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VICE News correspondent Alzo Slade headed down to Fort Eustis, Virginia, to see if he could measure up.
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The only person putting pressure on her to measure up to her 21-year-old sister is herself.
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We must measure up to their standards, and do the things that they had done, if we're capable.
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The web can measure up to four metres wide and three metres (4.37 yards and 3.28 yards) thick.
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How do I relax and do my work in those moments when I think I don't measure up?
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The financial website's 103 Best & Worst States for Jobs rankings analyzed how the 50 U.S. states measure up.
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My discomfort stems from feeling like I don't measure up to what I "should" do for my partner.
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Except for the set, though, the production did not measure up to the more mysterious and disturbing film.
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She is scared she won't measure up, although it's unclear to what standard, or who set the bar.
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It had failed to measure up to his ambitions, for this was supposed to be an important book.
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They can measure up to 29 inches (22017cm) at the shoulder and weigh more than 25 pounds (200kg).
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"Any time you play one of the greatest teams, you know what you measure up against," she said.
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You say you like where you live, but how does it measure up to the rest of the country?
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Speaking to CNN at the Capitol on Wednesday, King said Tubman's accomplishments didn't measure up to the seventh president.
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I can't think of a thing to offer that could possibly measure up to the magnitude of this question.
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And we should expect fairness and accuracy in reporting and call it out when journalists fail to measure up.
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If BT fails to measure up, Ms White reserves the right to revisit the idea of a break-up.
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There is an ideal of a big brother I have in my head that I never measure up to.
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" Of Martin, Sobrino wrote: "[He] is such a male chauvinist that he f—- men because women don't measure up.
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They might see highly curated and unrealistic portrayals of other people's lives and feel like they don't measure up.
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And now we have all those screens, so against all those screens I think the book can't measure up.
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The financial website's 2018 Best & Worst Cities for Staycations rankings analyzed how 182 cities in the U.S. measure up.
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Hell Chicken delivers on the promise of all those rotisserie chickens that smell heavenly but don't quite measure up.
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But cooked fruit, no matter how expertly preserved, can never measure up to the flawlessness of its fresh counterpart.
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They don't measure up to the problem: an economy that no longer delivers a consistently rising standard of living.
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Estimates range from about $1,000 for sketches to around $60,000 for sculptures that measure up to nine feet tall.
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McGregor is flicking his right jab out, trying to measure up a left hand but not landing anything seriously.
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This could potentially completely change the way that companies operate and encourage other fast food chains to measure up.
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At 5 feet 8 inches tall and 172 pounds, Webster would never measure up to Big Joe in height.
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Other winemakers use it as a dumping place for grapes or wines that they do not think measure up.
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The threadbare flag and littered lawn don't measure up to the story Americans told about themselves and their heritage.
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Investors looking to find bond opportunities in the socially responsible realm can check out which companies measure up through indexes.
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That sound you hear is millions of straight men howling in frustration that they'll never measure up to Gosling. Drag.
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So, we decided to test them ourselves and see how the company's dupes really measure up to the original versions.
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Mentally strong people don't waste time or energy sizing people up and worrying about whether or not they measure up.
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But the drinks we have don't even begin to measure up to the treats Starbucks serves up in Hong Kong.
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Bardem plays the character with bone-chilling perfection that even his A-list co-stars could not measure up to.
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It is among the longest snakes captured but didn't quite measure up to the current Guinness World Records holder, Medusa.
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Maybe Jon just can't measure up, given the amount of time Dany spends with an actual dragon between her legs.
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According to the report, coverage offered by plans in the Marketplaces simply don't measure up to what's offered under CHIP.
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But then I was beginning to realize the imaginary could never quite measure up to the unattainable perfection of reality.
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The father of evolutionary theory thought women were naturally inferior and could never measure up to male intellect or achievement.
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The biggest suites, located at the bow, measure up to 1065 square feet, with an additional 160-square-foot balcony.
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But the health law allows Medicare to introduce pilot programs and experiments, and expand them nationwide if they measure up.
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The question for me is when the promotion falls away and we have the actual experience, will it measure up?
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It is an impossible request that fashion shows measure up to the horror, but likewise impossible to ignore the confluence.
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True, today's House Judiciary Committee — on either side — doesn't begin to measure up to its counterpart of the Nixon era.
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At some level, no president can measure up to George Washington for the simple reason that he was the first.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has been on a crusade to pass the measure, up his own taxes, and help the homeless.
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Download speeds measure up to 10 Mbps downstream and 1 Mbps for uploads, and refills start at $15 for one week.
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Afterward, I still don't measure up to the glossy magazine beauties with their unblemished faces, but at least I feel relief.
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There's also no reason for Pai to put the measure up for a vote unless he knows it's going to pass.
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The animal's characteristically ginormous ears — which can measure up to six inches long — are often found quite literally to the ground.
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These streamlined ridges measure up to 6 miles long (10 km) and were moulded on the beds of fast-flowing glaciers.
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A few animals even got arrested, although none of them quite measure up to 2016's pelican in a cop car.
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Mnuchin's presence in the campaign reveals how the qualities Trump loyalists projected on their hero don't measure up to the truth.
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Each ship lights up and is incredibly detailed, and can measure up to even the most critical Star Wars fan's criteria.
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But they won't do it on talent alone, because they don't measure up to the other playoff teams in that department.
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Could Styles measure up to his bandmates Zayn Malik and Niall Horan, both of whom embarked on solo careers last year?
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Who's been rocking the dance floor right now and could he measure up to the shimmering likes of the bygone past?
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And then...well, the darker you go, the bigger the difference is, and none of the other phones can measure up.
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But for all of the trafficking in Nixonian allusion, does Trump's behavior measure up—or rather, down—to the 37th president's?
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A single ship can sell for 250,000 to 1,250,000 Iraqi dinars (roughly $210 to $1,050) and measure up to 1.7 meters.
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"Today we don't measure up to those who are attacking us," said Georges Fenech, a Republican lawmaker, who led the inquiry.
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The Senate expects to take a measure up this week and send it to the House if it passes (The Hill).
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They have to run 100 miles a week, so it's all based on this routine where you're trying to measure up.
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My struggles to measure up and surpass her abilities were frustrating and for quite some time, we did not get along.
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My biggest disappointment with the expensive phone is that its battery life didn't measure up to Google's claims in my tests.
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The measure up for consideration is the Sportsmen's Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act (SHARE), sponsored by South Carolina Republican Jeff Duncan.
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But still, some basics of life don&apost measure up to how useful or exciting they were once hailed to be.
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Mark and Scott Kelly volunteered to take part in a NASA study to see how twins measure up in different environments.
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Miami Fruit in Florida grows "long-neck" avocados that can measure up to 3 feet long and cost almost $50 each.
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Confident people don't waste time sizing people up and worrying about whether or not they measure up to everyone they meet.
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If the amount of work and components used measure up to customs requirements, those products could be labeled Made in Italy.
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" Another student asked Warren how she could measure up to Trump's bullying: "In particular, are you afraid he can caricature you?
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On the same note, because everyone's skin reacts differently, it's impossible to say whether your glow will measure up to mine.
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Despite their abundance of education, American millennials' job skills don't measure up, according to research done by the Educational Testing Service.
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That was also the only year in history with an El Niño event that can measure up to this year's Godzilla Niño.
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And will it measure up to our bold prediction that it will become the best-reviewed Star Wars film of all time?
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These facilities "hear" vibrations created by disruptive cosmic events using laser tripwires in tunnels that measure up to 2.5 miles in length.
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"We're disappointed anytime a customer has an experience that doesn't measure up to their expectations," United said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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I turned her down, still feeling like I couldn't sleep with other women, like no one could measure up to my ex.
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She writes about sometimes finding herself falling for her imagined versions of certain clients, but their reality inevitably fails to measure up.
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A farm in Florida is growing "long-neck" avocados that can measure up to 3 feet long and cost almost $50 each.
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Even if someone produced a "3-D hologram, full color, full size" of the original, it would never measure up, he said.
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As it stands, Seamless and GrubHub don't exactly measure up to Caviar and UberEats and instead serve as restaurant aggregators at best.
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While 25 notched a respectable performance in both measures, with a 75 on Metacritic, it didn't measure up to Lemonade at all.
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They had good, satisfying sex with men, dumping boyfriends who didn't measure up (pun intended—they did not approve of tiny penises).
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The first measure up would change absentee ballot requirements, permitting any registered voter to vote early without having to provide an excuse.
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"Section 702 needs review, and many parts of it—including the backdoor search—do not measure up to Wray's justifications," the EFF writes.
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Because Fuchs is a "regular" person, we begin to question why our own lives don't seem to measure up to hers in comparison.
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"Obviously, it's been her life's dream to find a man who her father would approve of but never measure up to," said Metz.
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Trump is not the first President to come into power with a team that doesn't seem to quite measure up to Washington's demands.
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The lives of others can be converted into cheat sheets: a way to grade our own performances and see how we measure up.
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Even George W. Bush doesn't measure up, some advocates said, even though he — unlike Trump — was personally a member of the religious right.
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A physical key is pretty easy to set up but, okay, maybe you don't need to measure up to life-or-death cybersecurity.
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As expected from this category of phone, the Black Shark 2 has specs that measure up to, or exceed, the best flagships around.
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See for yourself how both games (KOTOR and KOTOR II: The Sith Lords) measure up for just $59.993 — 75% off the original price.
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You don't interrupt something that words may not do justice to, unless those words measure up to the beauty of what is unfolding.
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The financial website's 2018 Most Fun States in America rankings, released Tuesday, analyzed how America's 50 states measure up in the fun department.
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The NFL pre-season starts today, giving fans an early look at how their favorite teams stand to measure up on the field.
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The attorneys defending the health insurers aren't the Brooklyn Dodgers, but they can't measure up to DOJ's on the ground merger trial expertise.
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When kids view expectations as too high, they might not even bother trying or they might feel as though they'll never measure up.
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Both release rankings of how firms measure up when it comes to support for gay, bi and trans staff and for LGBT+ causes.
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Biden, while he may project greater compassion, may not measure up to whatever new requirements the electorate will demand of the next president.
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Instead of feeling like you don't measure up because you lack that particular skill or talent, focus on finding your own competitive advantage.
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They now see the core personal consumption expenditures inflation measure up just 1.6% growth this year, down from the 1.8% projected in September.
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Like many other black girls, I learned early that when it comes to white-centric, unreasonable standards of beauty, I didn't measure up.
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She is expected to measure up to Gordon Lish, who, she notes, earned the nickname "Captain Fiction" during his tenure in the 1970s.
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There have long been doubts among automakers and consumers about whether cars made in China could measure up to those produced in America.
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While "Abominable" is pleasant enough -- diverting for kids and not painful for adults -- even Everest doesn't fully measure up standing against that yardstick.
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We're not sure how these skills will measure up against real guns, but we can't deny that this Shaolin-style Spartan training is impressive.
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For Robertson, the newer stuff, made more cheaply (and oftentimes in China), doesn't measure up to the more expensive, water-cooled lasers of yore.
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A corporate atmosphere demands structure and a culture representative of competence and expertise — and a smiley face with popping heart eyes doesn't measure up.
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As I was thrust into a new world—small town Connecticut, where everyone, it seemed, knew everything—I felt I needed to measure up.
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But to Michele, the comparisons were just that: They motivated her, but she by no means felt pressure to measure up to their success.
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Our sources say everyone involved in the decision believes Ariana can measure up to Beyonce ... and they believe it will resonate especially with women.
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The Pew Research Center noted in a February report that public perception often does not measure up with data showing the crime rate falling.
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It was a breakthrough for me because up to that point I had been feeling that I would never measure up as a man.
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GOP House leaders are planning to bring the measure up for a vote, believing the bill could put some Democrats in a difficult position.
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But there is a downside: Nobody can seemingly measure up, complicating succession at a company that has a terrible track record on that front.
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With one key caveat: Funds designed to exclude stocks, such as the "sin" sectors — no tobacco, alcohol and guns — don't tend to measure up.
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Critics loved the original Danish "After the Wedding," and like most of the remakes on this list, the 2019 version simply couldn't measure up.
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But some Democrats are quick to note that the recent bout of criticism doesn't measure up to the president's "enemy of the people" rhetoric.
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The implications of a verdict that does not measure up to his expectations remain unspecified but ominous possibilities are left hanging in the air.
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Fortunately, we live in the age of multimedia chat, but the sickly blue light of a Skype window doesn't measure up to a hug.
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As if kids and accountability groups weren't oversight enough, there are always Facebook and Instagram to help you feel the duty to measure up.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said this week he doesn't intend to bring that measure up again at least until after the midterm elections.
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"Cricket Fever" follows a perennially successful cricket club, the Mumbai Indians, during a season when players struggled to measure up to their usual standards.
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You've got lots of options to choose from, but in our book, few pet feeders measure up to the PetSafe Healthy Pet Simply Feed.
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The discovery that bumblebees use hair on their legs to detect a flower's electromagnetic field offers another reminder that human senses don't always measure up.
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J.P. Morrell didn&apost bring the measure up for Senate consideration before the special session adjourned Sunday night, amid a lack of support for it.
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Roberts was attached to Homecoming before they started to write it, so they knew they needed a co-lead who could measure up to her.
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For many of them, loneliness is linked to social media: they compare themselves to their virtual friends, and feel that they do not measure up.
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In all areas of our lives, women are held to incredibly high standards and are made to feel inferior when we inevitably don't measure up.
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The stunning four-seater roadster boasts jaw-dropping numbers, that if they measure up to Musk's claims, will make it the world's quickest production car.
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The effect can be quite damaging [to] the person who's watching, because it's so easy to compare yourself and think that you don't measure up.
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Lee and Jackie were extremely competitive growing up, and Lee often said it was hard for her to measure up to the future First Lady.
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The blue whale can measure up to 100 feet long — the length of three school buses — and weigh 200 tons (that's eight DC-9 airplanes).
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Having never seen Mr. Ohno perform live myself, I could only ask, not answer, an obvious question: Did the copy measure up to the original?
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Greg Steube (R) said he would bring the measure up for a hearing, though legislative leaders suggested they had little appetite for a floor vote.
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While it could never measure up to Silicon Valley, "Detroit is exploding with opportunities and we wanted to be part of it," Mager, 32, says.
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If there's a guy who wants to read a 5,000-word piece by a pedigreed writer, then the fashion has to measure up to that.
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They will have a year to prove their abilities, after which the city will consider taking measures to dismiss them if they don't measure up.
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If Sturtevant's pieces don't measure up to their models, as some critics have argued, it's beside the point — or, arguably, it is the artist's point.
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You can't expect for your next piece of work after a piece of work that nearly killed you to measure up or be the same.
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They would have a year to prove their abilities, after which the city would consider taking steps to dismiss them if they didn't measure up.
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Although I knew we could expect an incredible experience on the longer flight, I was curious to see how the shorter one would measure up.
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We're all on social media and more conscious than ever of how we measure up to other people, and if people like us or not.
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"People like me end up putting ridiculous pressure on ourselves to measure up to these business leaders that seem to always be working," writes Eikenberry.
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The additions and upgrades are impressive, but whether they actually measure up to the steep price (or work at all) is what has people talking.
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You have to measure up to what you said you were going to do, but I'm optimistic that it'll be a valuable thing to try.
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The point is we certainly have a social narrative that bigger is better and that if a man doesn't measure up he's less of a man.
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The bill does not measure up well: For all but the youngest individuals, it increases both overall costs and the risk of a financially devastating event.
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Our shared expectations about smart speakers are beginning to settle in, and outside of engineering labs and controlled listening tests, the HomePod has to measure up.
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Customers can run this tool against the AWS services they are using and get a full report of how they measure up against these five factors.
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Since we don't have industrial, meat-producing labs yet, it's hard to say how the environmental impact and resource cost of cultured meat will measure up.
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Nuala O'Connor from the Center for Democracy and Technology said the United States doesn't measure up to global peers when it comes to data privacy law.
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Yet with apologies to Pennywise, having watched those hopes sink more often than float, if they measure up to the anticipation, they'll be bucking the odds.
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Eddie George is a master thespian -- so, with O.J. Simpson back in the news, we had to ask ... how did O.J. measure up as an actor???
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People constantly fail to measure up to the beautified, filtered, or otherwise cherry-picked moments of the lives of influencers, but continue to grind away trying.
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While Congress is not currently on this ideal schedule, how does it measure up to this standard in the total number of days worked in Washington?
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At first I thought that this switcheroo would be a total fail and the sustainable offerings wouldn't measure up, but these pads proved me so wrong.
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Failure to measure up can result in the Fed curtailing a bank's ability to distribute cash to shareholders, in the form of dividends or share buybacks.
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Looking back, does it feel kind of nice that you aren't always having to try to measure up to that first album from 20 years ago?
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Unfortunately, despite many good moments from the choir and the strings of the period band Baroque in the Fields, the performance did not entirely measure up.
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As a student myself, I find myself anxious a lot because it is difficult to measure up to the high bar that is set for us.
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"We want our Haitian clientele to think, 'Yeah, this is amazing,' even if it might not measure up to Mom's or Grandma's food," Ms. Agg said.
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What could his team, the team he followed for more than 285 years as a member of the fan club Bolt Pride, do to measure up?
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Conferences are paid millions of dollars in N.C.A.A. tournament funds based on how well their teams perform, and the Pac-22016 is eager to measure up.
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For instance, as of 2016, 59 percent of countries were democracies, according to the Polity measure — up from 57 percent in 2010 and 50 percent in 2000.
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Excluding food and energy, prices are 1.7% higher than a year ago, according to the Fed's preferred measure, up from 1.4% at the end of last year.
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Indeed, the movie — filmed over the past three years — delves into the pressures Aoki has put on himself for years to measure up to his father's success.
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This is explained through what they call the 'upward social comparison theory' -- when people view others' pictures, they may feel like their own lives don't measure up.
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" In discussing Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin's sexuality, Rosselló wrote, "Ricky Martin is such a male chauvinist that he f***ed men because women don't measure up.
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Buying Fitbit could be a play to make Google services a greater part of customers' lives and measure up to Apple in the health and fitness space.
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We know the U.N. sometimes fails to measure up to our expectations, particularly when it and its specialized agencies have provided a platform for anti-business views.
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They can measure up to about 3 feet (1 meter) long when their 10 legs are extended and can weigh up to about 9 pounds (4 kg).
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A confused, over-stretched film that wrongly fancies itself as smart, "Bank Chor" wants to be "Dog Day Afternoon" but doesn't even measure up to "Dhoom 3".
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He went on to express how intimidated he and his bandmates were in having to measure up to the raw, meteoric energy of their fellow Long Islanders.
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The essence of cultural colonialism is that you demand of yourself that your work measure up to standards that cannot be shared or debated where you live.
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Phoenix's performance has drawn praise from critics and film festivals alike, but how does he measure up to the previous Jokers of the big and small screen?
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In January, Trump seemed incensed after photographs and public transit statistics proved that his inauguration crowds didn't measure up to former President Barack Obama's 2009 swearing-in.
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This means entrepreneurs must crunch the numbers and see how their income and expenses will measure up, as well as figure out what they'll owe Uncle Sam.
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" Guitar lessons followed a few years later, "but music became a weird thing, because my dad is so gifted, and I never thought I could measure up.
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Small colleges that once struggled to measure up to the likes of Boston University and Minnesota can now find enough skilled players to contend for national championships.
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The athlete Heinel said did not measure up to the school's standards was hardly a borderline athlete, much less one of the fakes she and Singer created.
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If Esparza's intimate recourse to Google Maps nudges at anything, it is at future considerations for how tools like this measure up to processes of localizing ourselves.
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However, this issue is not just important for women in larger bodies, but for all women, because nobody can measure up to our societal beauty ideal — it's unattainable.
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The thing is, when you compare the sex positions portrayed in porn and movies to the sex positions people do in real life, they don't always measure up.
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In the reviews, the most obvious pangs of disappointment come when Ocean's 8 is compared to the original Ocean's, and critics asserted that it doesn't quite measure up.
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The leather in the seats and steering wheel requires slaughtering animals, and the cloth substitute doesn't quite measure up for a vehicle that can cost more than $100,000.
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Daunting because she sets a high bar and you have to measure up, but liberating in that now the show's not going to be compared to last year.
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The film itself was certainly an interesting experiment, but the experience also became tiresome and some reviewers felt the tale didn't measure up to other Black Mirror episodes.
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Tribute albums and outright covers are always weighed in the immense shadow of the original work—and no matter how hard you try, it's hard to measure up.
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It's a separate question about whether ProPilot Assist can measure up to Super Cruise or Autopilot, both of which set the bar fairly high for driver assist systems.
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Almond butter (AB) is king of the organic aisle, but how does it actually measure up to our childhood fave PB in terms of nutritional and health benefits?
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"Nothing J.J. Watt has achieved in his career, or might still achieve, will measure up to what he did for Houston," says MMQB Editor-in-Chief Peter King.
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But alas, the irreplaceable memories and loyalties of a passionate fanbase don't measure up to a team's bottom line, as the story so often goes in pro sports.
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Here are those leaders' questions about the new American president, per NYT's Peter Baker: How will Trump's 'America First' strategy measure up to the UN's 'world first' agenda?
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With the 2855 chip, Qualcomm's created a "Snapdragon Elite Gaming" experience that ensures games measure up for things like lower latency and clearer and more responsive wireless listening.
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House Republican leaders did not bring the measure up for a vote in 2015, but North Korea's announcement on Wednesday left lawmakers clamoring for a strong U.S. response.
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But his showing in Arizona made a mockery of some media assessments that at last the President had managed to measure up to conventional standards of presidential behavior.
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I could eat Dig Inn's cashew kale Caesar salad for lunch every single day so I was hoping goop's, which I prepared the night before, would measure up.
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But how does Walmart, a store with much less of a focus on home improvement, measure up to Home Depot or Lowe's in terms of finding basic items?
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As Hollywood continues to change and diversify its characters and storylines, it's easy to look back at past TV shows and see that they just don't measure up.
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Now, in the 85033st Century, the role and effectiveness of the American press must be scrutinized to assess whether it can truly measure up to its constitutional promise.
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"Part of me thought I had been accepted due to a stroke of luck, and that I would not measure up to the other students," wrote one upperclassman.
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Some in the media world are already scrutinizing her experience for signs she will not measure up, particularly when it comes to Mr. Carter's ability to navigate Hollywood.
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But it was unclear how much support the bill has in the City Council or when Mr. Johnson might seek to bring the measure up for a vote.
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Of course Phoenix had seen and admired Nicholson's and Ledger's versions of the Joker, but he claimed to be "blissfully naïve" about the immense expectations to measure up.
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If there's any way out of that cycle, it will come through studying the one person who has managed to escape it, and endlessly striving to measure up.
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Again, this most likely stems from an insecurity that your partner is still connected with their ex or that you're never going to measure up to their past partners.
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Yet while the returns on "Fantastic Beasts" have been good so far, they don't quite measure up to the performance of the movies in the first Harry Potter series.
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Harry Potter fans know that real-life Christmas, though usually fun and exciting, may never quite measure up to a Christmas at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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We may never measure up to the champ, but at least we can take inspiration from the way she tirelessly encourages Hart — and rolls her eyes at his whining.
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After inexplicably losing to South Carolina this weekend, Tennessee has three straight losses, including a blowout to rival Alabama, the team the Vols are trying to measure up to.
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The Board of Education in Portland, Maine, voted last month to support a resolution urging the city council to put a similar measure up for a vote this November.
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Now, she is opening up about the extremes she took to measure up to the body pressures rampant in the online fitness community — and how she finally overcame them.
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When many of us are given a compliment, our knee jerk reaction is to immediately jump to how we didn't measure up or what we could have done better.
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A Samsung representative told me the new watch will feature eight LED sensors for heart rate monitoring and an improved accelerometer that can measure up to 32Gs of force.
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Two employees who spoke to Business Insider and wished to remain anonymous said the company's response is "disappointing" and doesn't measure up to the steps taken by other companies.
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The delays on Wednesday did not quite measure up to the "Summer of Hell" that many commuters have come to expect, but it did leave some briefly in purgatory.
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The orchestra, led by Aaron Gandy, struggles to measure up much of the time, but that irritation, too, recedes into the distance as the madcap merriment takes its course.
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" Meanwhile Trump was regaling his Battle Creek audience with tales of the glories of dishwashers gone by, saying today's machines don't measure up: "Now you press it 12 times.
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How can a woman measure up to be all that is expected of her: a likable "girlboss" who does spins every day and eats as much pizza as she wants?
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When I say there are better Chromebooks out there for not much more money, color reproduction is one of the areas where you'll see HP's machine fail to measure up.
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The books about your industry are even more fun to read with industry-specific inside jokes on page, and it's fun to compare how they measure up to real life.
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Perhaps they believed The Post's depiction of a true story of intrepid journalists speaking truth to power didn't measure up to the similar approach of recent Best Picture winner Spotlight.
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Another new feature exclusive to the Series 4 is hard fall detection, thanks to a new 800Hz accelerometer and gyroscope that can that can measure up to 32 G-forces.
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Smart wireless routing system eero finally ships to more than 993,000 early buyers today but does it measure up to the promise of better, faster, stronger Internet throughout your home?
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That means it is, in large measure, up to Western politicians and business people—bankers, lawyers, property brokers—to determine how deeply the vory are able to infiltrate their societies.
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"There's something here that doesn't quite measure up," said Cohen who added that clearing up and explaining any exchange of cash would be key to ending the U.S./Russian saga.
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Of course, having disparate numbers isn't a reason to break up with the person and go have a ton of sex with different people just so you can measure up.
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Snowfalls could measure up to a foot in the Northeast, with the greatest amounts in the Adirondacks, the Green Mountains of Vermont and northern Maine, according to the Weather Service.
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"His remarks represent an extraordinary mix of inaccurate claims about domestic and foreign policy and personal and professional boasts that rarely measure up when checked against primary sources," they wrote.
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But in New York, especially this month, in which good and great exemplars of flamenco have descended upon the city in a glut, Juan Siddi's troupe just doesn't measure up.
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But then on the receiving end, the people that are looking at it, it makes them feel just a little bit worse about their life because they don't quite measure up.
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And donors want to measure up the person they're handing over their $2,203 to — especially when they're putting their credibility on the line and asking their friends to do the same.
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Starting at the height of the dot-com frenzy, he has repeatedly called for perspective: Developments in information and communication technology, he has insisted, just don't measure up to past achievements.
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I wanted to see how the more affordable Pamu Slides measure up to AirPods, so PadMate sent me a pair to review, which I used with my Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
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Would it measure up to the New England lobster dip and Philly cheesesteak queso the F&W Test Kitchen made on Mad Genius Live to gear up for the Super Bowl?
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The site has presented these highly individualized rules as alternatives to the Bechdel test, and its writers examined 2016's top 50 box office performers to see how they measure up.
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During Wednesday's vote, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell switched his vote to 'no,' giving himself the opportunity to bring the measure up for consideration again as soon as later this week.
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What we really need are Civil Service reforms to make it easier to hire qualified people to run the complex missions of our government, and fire those who don't measure up.
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That's partly thanks to a culture that places an unfortunate (and ridiculous) amount of value on a woman's appearance and punishes them in real, shitty ways when they don't measure up.
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To test just how thick your own bubble may be, PBS has created a 25-question quiz that determines how your real-world experiences measure up to the rest of America's.
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So we created an interactive that lets you stand right next to every person who won a presidential election, as well as Trump and Clinton, to see how you measure up.
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" And even when arguments do occur in today's game, Scott said, the younger, newer managers don't measure up to their predecessors — "especially the one who are all about numbers and sabermetrics.
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"This guy's never had a jury trial, he's never been indicted, there's never been a chance to measure up against his accusers," Gingrich said during a radio interview with Sean Hannity.
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But it's hard to relegate a writer as formidable as Woolf to connective tissue, nor would it be fair to ask a debut author to measure up to her mature style.
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In Anthem, the studio aims to deliver a story that can measure up to a resume that includes RPG classics like Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Dragon Age: Inquisition.
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" United Airlines acknowledged the incident in a statement to PEOPLE, with a spokesperson saying that the company is "disappointed anytime a customer has an experience that doesn't measure up to their expectations.
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Can an offense really be impeachable and measure up to the constitutional standard of high crimes and misdemeanors if a President is quite happy to go out and commit it in public?
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The announcement follows the release of a report by the Office of the Inspector General that found that for-profit prisons did not measure up to prisons run by the federal government.
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Somehow the fact that it vibrates in this way that would be physically impossible for me to replicate makes me feel like it's not a thing I'm expected to measure up against.
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The Late Show team, in an attempt to write a joke to measure up to this turn of events, came up with one that was a little much even for the host.
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It is one thing to lead President Trump in polls at this stage in the campaign; it is quite another to measure up when the Trump campaign and its allies open fire.
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Indeed, if there is a problem with this well-researched, carefully assembled book, it's not that the author is a man; it's that his approach doesn't quite measure up to his subject.
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"It turns the traditional roles entirely on their heads, and I like the idea that I do not 'measure up', cannot satisfy her needs, and am worthless to her sexually," he says.
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The physical-plant requirement is, formally at least, less onerous than the one the justices struck down in 2016 since it permits clinics that do not measure up architecturally to file for waivers.
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It's a real shame, because you can comfortably rest the Gram 17 on your lap for hours of TV or movie viewing, but the sound just doesn't measure up to what you see.
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The BoE will launch a public consultation later in the year on requiring top banks to conduct a self-assessment of how they measure up against British and international resolution rules, he said.
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USMCA "takes some positive steps but doesn't measure up to being able to make more good-paying jobs now and going forward," said Josh Nassar, legislative director of the United Auto Workers union.
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"No amount of pain you go through with surgery can measure up to the mental pain you feel on a daily basis," says Mahogany Phillips, 49, a transgender woman in New York City.
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What I propose is a universal scorecard for all new drugs, to be overseen by the Food and Drug Administration, with information on how their cost and effectiveness measure up against similar medications.
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Giovanni holds the grandeur of Europe over David's head, saying Americans always fail to measure up, which David counters in language that sounds less like fiction than like Baldwin: You people are impossible.
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McConnell left open the possibility that he would only bring the GOP measure up for another vote at the end of next week, essentially leaving no time for negotiations after another failed vote.
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GPS devices provide traffic warnings, and a lot of them also now connect to a phone via Bluetooth for "live traffic," but they don't measure up to Google or Waze in that regard.
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It is regrettable when the personal lives of inductees do not measure up to public standards and expectations; however, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce does not remove stars from the Walk of Fame.
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Knowing nothing I might cook could ever measure up to the memory of that shockingly spiced patty, the warm, elastic naan or the pleasure of that first bite, I haven't dared to try.
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The strands can measure up to 2 metres (2.19 yards) long, but have a diameter of less than 0.5 millimetres (0.02 inches), and can blow tens of kilometres away if the wind is right.
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As thrilling as that duel was, it does not quite measure up to this year's final, in part because it pitted two exceptional servers against one another, who offered fewer opportunities to break serve.
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They all do, actually, because no matter how much of a "somebody" you become, there's always somebody else quick to remind you that you are still a "nobody" and that you don't measure up.
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In terms of overall picture quality, LG's cameras are plenty good, but don't measure up to the Pixel 2, Galaxy S23000, Huawei P26 Pro, or iPhone X in terms of detail and image processing.
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Speaking at a press conference Tuesday, Georges Fenech, the member of parliament for the center-right Republican party who headed the investtigation committee, said that the country did not "measure up" to today's attackers.
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If you equate your worth to how much stuff you have, then you will always be noticing people who have more than you, and you will always be feeling that you don't measure-up.
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But if anyone can measure up, it's her former co-founder Marc Andreessen — the billionaire and leading Silicon Valley venture capitalist whose Andreessen Horowitz portfolio includes billion-dollar companies like Airbnb, Facebook and Box.
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This concept is so ingrained in popular Chinese thought that few consider why only Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong, Sichuan, and Hunan might measure up as the sole members of this elite club.
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Meanwhile, Embiid says he owes his success to the fact that he never gave up, even when it seemed like his basketball skills would never measure up — a fortitude he says came from his parents.
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Under the Arms Export Control Act, he can bring the measure up on the Senate floor after 10 calendar days, but the Senate is leaving town on Friday for a week-long Memorial Day break.
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I'd been so scared I couldn't measure up, that I would be that stereotypical failure, and I started asking myself what it was that had led me to believe that I didn't have any potential.
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These aren't tiny temblors either: They measure up to 5 on the Richter scale, and if you've been through an earthquake you know that's enough shaking to send you diving under a table or desk.
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The political community — which includes the press, activists, elites, and voters elsewhere — is anxious to see how the actual Iowa results measure up to their expectations, to help them better understand who can actually win.
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William Jackson, a young Air Force lieutenant, helped with some of the first testing near the craters, using a hand-held alpha particle counter that could measure up to two million alpha particles per minute.
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Under the Arms Export Control Act, he can bring the measure up on the Senate floor after 85033 calendar days, but the Senate is leaving town on Friday for a week-long Memorial Day break.
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Jocephus stormed the stage with a VHS copy of Arquette's 2000 pro wrestling movie "Ready to Rumble" ... mocking him as an actor and implying he had no business trying to measure up in the ring.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Rural Utilities Service (RUS) program has performed well for years, where piping materials are allowed to measure up in an open forum, and engineers maintain control over selection decisions.
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We witness these changes less enamored with the aspirations for a better life that are keeping many in Algeria and Sudan still out, protesting, as their dictators' successors measure up for curtains in the palace.
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To keep a president's party from bottling such a measure up, the law says that if one chamber passes such a resolution, the other one must bring it up for a vote within 18 days.
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Even if Netflix brought back Firefly, which has long been the Smiths reunion of hoped-for-but-probably-not-gonna-happen TV events, would it actually measure up to that one-season wonder's best episodes?
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In the meantime, for the columnist who believes fervently in human rights and seeks to shame public entities that don't measure up, the United Nations and its Human Rights Council are the gifts that keep giving.
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Fancy tech like Oppo's 10x optical zoom is nowhere to be seen, and the Oppo F11 Pro (despite the "pro" moniker) is not a device that can measure up to the most powerful flagships of today.
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It's unclear how quickly House Republican leaders will move to bring the measure up for a vote, but any action at this point would position final congressional votes after the President's meeting with Putin next week.
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"I was absolutely desperate for our Football Association (FA) and players to do everything that we could to start to measure up, because we were absolutely miles off," said Brown, whose married name is Brown-Finnis.
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The chamber's Republican leaders did not bring the measure up for a vote in 2015, but North Korea's announcement on Wednesday it had tested a powerful nuclear bomb left lawmakers clamoring for a strong U.S. response.
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"Audiences want to see superheroes onscreen that reflect their own diversity, and when that does occur, there's a heightened level of excitement and nervousness that the movie is going to measure up to expectations," Cohen said.
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In France, where the tourism industry slowed after a series of deadly attacks last year, the recovery continued with average revenue per hotel room (RevPAR), a closely watched performance measure, up 5 percent in the quarter.
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In fact, in some Native American nations, like the six Iroquois, the elder matriarch is responsible for appointing the chief, holding him to certain standards and removing him if he fails to measure up, Wagner said.
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Far be it for us to dent your home state pride, but the fact is that there are ways to objectively measure quality of life, and some states do not measure up as well as others.
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" The statement continues, "It is regrettable when the personal lives of inductees do not measure up to public standards and expectations; however, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce does not remove stars from the Walk of Fame.
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Growing up in Oklahoma, Twilley's aesthetic developed alongside the standards of beauty and gender roles established in mainstream movies like Pretty Woman, which confront young women with Hollywood fictions to which they can never measure up.
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Smart bulbs don't quite measure up to a pair of custom Yeezys on the coolness scale, but the new compatibility will make the lights much more useful on the path to making connected homes cheaper for everyone.
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We support initiatives identified by the tribes themselves as having Indian Country-wide impact for economic development, and likewise would measure up to the Chamber's greater goal of fostering free enterprise and economic growth across the country.
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"Guests will be able to stand shoulder to shoulder and measure up to one of the most powerful men in the world – and even grab a selfie when the figures arrive in their locations," the museum said.
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In 13 half-hour episodes, the stories become deeply personal: Veterans worry about their bodies failing, newcomers struggle to measure up, duos argue over who is more devoted, and directors and coaches push and push and push.
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To see if their new button-ups measure up to the older versions (some of which are getting phased out), we wore the Aero Short Sleeve ($95) and women's Juno Tailored Dress Shirt ($95) in NYC's heatwave.
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If I wanted to gain power over you, the first thing I want to hurt is your self-image, to shame you so you listen to whatever I say, so you feel like you never measure up.
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Brian Seibert In all performing arts, but in dance especially, present performances of past works often fail to measure up to contemporaneous accounts, the memories of those who there or the longing of those who missed out.
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There were even suggestions that the current group of players would measure up to the 1998 Yankees team that won 291 games in the regular season and then swept the San Diego Padres in the World Series.
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For that reason, what is most interesting in the conversation surrounding any white leading man is not his strangeness, not the much-lingered-on details that ostensibly show how he fails to measure up to an ideal.
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I'm genuinely unsure how I measure up here: If the goal is to think about one's body not very much, I've never felt that more, and felt more on auto-pilot, than as a result of lifting.
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But while Vivian and Jane are okay with that (that's the aforementioned "one note" — they're just normal and chill), Renee is obsessed with her failure to measure up to the women she sees in magazines and at SoulCycle.
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Fox does not measure up: its best entertainment network, FX, is losing viewers, it owns only a few stellar franchises, like X-Men, and its film studio ranks fourth with 12.6% of the American box office this year.
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"I never met another man I thought could measure up to him," she tells PEOPLE of Dragon, the son of Hollywood composer Carmen Dragon and a former keyboardist for the Beach Boys whom she first met in 1971.
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However, GOP leaders ultimately opted against bringing the House measure up for a floor vote because of controversy over a proposal that would create a new non-governmental organization to run air traffic control instead of the FAA.
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As president, Mr. Clinton built on that idea by shepherding a new education law in 1994 that required states to develop common standards for all schools within the state, and hold schools accountable for helping students measure up.
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Giant squids are some of the biggest invertebrates on the planet, big enough to tangle with a sperm whale, and can measure up to 65 feet (20 meters), according to a 2016 paper looking at their maximum length.
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Analysts on Tuesday expressed concern that the vehicle's driving range may not measure up to the Tesla Model X. Audi officials said they do not have official range estimates for the e-tron SUV under U.S. testing procedures.
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While, it may imply that there is an existing standard in terms of physical appearance that individuals with conditions like Crouzon syndrome do not measure up to, I choose the word "disfigurement" because of the power it holds.
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Still, some longtime party figures privately grumble that Felix does not measure up to Etienne, whose body has lain in a Brussels morgue for two years because the government feared its repatriation to Congo would kick off demonstrations.
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In the movie, Kayla's relationship with social media is neither entirely productive nor entirely destructive — YouTube is simply another vehicle for expressing herself, and Instagram is just another realm where she feels she doesn't measure up to her peers.
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We got the West Virginia Senator Tuesday in D.C., where our photog asked how Trump's border address later in the evening would measure up to Ellen's 'Game of Games' ... and which one should take precedent for the American people.
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ENSTONE, England, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Nico Hulkenberg will have to measure up against new team mate Daniel Ricciardo in what could be a make-or-break season for the German driver, Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul said on Tuesday.
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He has easily won the Bundesliga title in his three seasons there but has lost in the semifinals of the Champions League every year, failing to measure up to what his predecessor, Jupp Heynckes, did — win the European title.
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To the Editor: What, exactly, is the "long overdue course correction" those 88 retired military officials are looking for in their endorsement of Donald Trump ("Clinton Says Trump's Foreign Policy Credentials Do Not Measure Up," news article, Sept. 7)?
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Earthjustice challenged the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's decision to hand management of the wolves over to Wyoming and a federal judge agreed with us in 2014, ruling that Wyoming's wolf plan did not measure up to minimum conservation requirements.
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"Both in terms of resources and authority, what the F.T.C. can do clearly doesn't measure up to the scale of the problem," said William McGeveran, a professor at the University of Minnesota Law School who specializes in privacy law.
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According to CNN's latest whip count Wednesday night, 24 House Republicans have said they will vote against the bill, while four more have indicated they are likely to oppose it, leaving the fate of the measure up in the air.
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The rats, which can measure up to three feet (0.9 m) and can spot TB in samples of human mucus, were introduced in Tanzania in 2007 by Belgian charity APOPO as an alternative to more costly and slower traditional chemical testing.
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Imagine a world where Ariana Grande is one of the most important women in music, an artist going through her golden period, producing work at the height her creativity, and setting a new standard to which her contemporaries must measure up.
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Now that products are required to be laboratory tested and clearly labelled to that effect (among other info), Senter believes regulators are likely to target dispensaries, where they can quickly spot products that don't measure up, and start issuing fines.
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So to see how the parties measure up, we looked at how many houses have been built in the metropolitan councils, district councils, unitary authorities and London boroughs controlled by Labour (the organisational structure of English local government is fiendishly complex).
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As part of a beta service, it also let people send in a picture of their favorite shirt, which the company said it would measure up using machine vision; extracting the sizing information and creating perfect replicas on the cheap.
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The pictures I do manage to grab of him where he is staring at the camera don't seem to measure up to the cuteness I know he is capable of or the staggering quality of celebrity cat photos on Instagram.
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He acknowledged that theft of 26-2720 percent of goods or stock did not measure up well against a global average of 22-2000 percent, and investment in a modern warehouse management system from Oracle two years ago came too late.
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The United States refused to join when it was offered membership in 2014, saying it was uncertain how the bank would measure up on matters of environmental protection, human rights and anticorruption measures long promoted by Western governments and institutions.
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I can see the appeal of the neighborhood's quiet streets and its proximity to the Moscow River, but it didn't quite measure up to the pure opulence that I saw in some of the ultra-wealthy suburbs of the city.
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Of if he sent his assistant out to fetch dinner from a Washington steakhouse rather than McDonald's (you may recall that Trump reportedly sent his assistant on a McDonald's run when the White House kitchen burger did not quite measure up).
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" He added: "It is a mystery to me why he is continuing to support Mr. Trump, who, in my estimation, does not measure up to a Tim Scott, in terms of his values, or in terms of his clarity of thought.
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A detached businessman more comfortable with masquerading as a leader than being one, he failed to measure up to the standards set by his predecessors who acknowledged the loss and grief, and offered words of comfort to those involved in tragedies.
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Considered the final act in "The Trilogy," alongside Disintegration and 1982's Pornography, the record may not fully measure up to those staggering heights but when it works, it shows that Smith is still capable of making good on his ambition.
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He has not been signed by any franchise, stirring debate over whether teams have refused to hire him because of his politics, or if his skills, which took the 49ers to the Super Bowl in 2013, do not measure up.
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But to some, she fails to measure up to the expectations of what a "true" victim is: She seems detached, her account has minor inconsistencies and she's not coping with the trauma the way those around her think she should.
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The worst case scenario is that posts like these, which are almost always paired with attractive photos, could make their followers feel worse about themselves: If this is how they look at their worst, how can I possibly measure up?
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This, too, was "conveniently expansive and conveniently specific," but it also zeros in on a real human insecurity: the fear among many well-meaning and comparatively well-off liberals that their lifestyles and attitudes didn't measure up to their egalitarian ideals.
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Until museums stop accepting support from donors like these — donors whose values do not measure up to the institutions' highest ideals — we will be forced to see Weinberg and other museum directors as facilitating a widespread scheme of image laundering.
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Clinton's efforts in the field simply did not measure up to Barack Obama's: Democrats were concerned throughout the campaign that Clinton was not assembling the "army of volunteers" necessary to get out the vote, and that worry may have been well founded.
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"The study is examining the importance of men&aposs self-esteem and feelings about their bodies and their experiences in a society that worships size and tells men that they&aposre less than if they don&apost measure up," Walker told Fox News.
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He chose cowboy hats, he explains, for their towering crowns (some measure up to eight inches), but he would flatten the brim and remove adornments like feathers and colorful ribbons to create an elegant, minimalist piece that defied conventions of shape and proportion.
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These colorful animals are often covered in a mix of maroon, purple, and orange, and can measure up to 36 inches nose-to-tail, which is double the size of the average grey squirrel you would spot in your backyard, reports The Independent.
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Although Prototype 2 outsold other Activision Blizzard titles in the month it was released, such as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, it failed to measure up to the competition in the same period in 2011, namely Diablo 3 and Max Payne 3.
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I shared how difficult it was to let my then-7-year-old daughter bring a project to school she felt like she had put her heart into, but that I worried wouldn't measure up to what the other children might do.
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MICHAEL KNIGHT Geneva The People's Action Party has retained power in Singapore not because the electoral system is "manicured" ("Not much leeway", April 28th), but because it knows and expects that if it does not measure up it will be voted out.
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In many cases the games that fail to measure up to their corresponding broadcasts from 2015 have massive audience craters; meanwhile, the 2016 games that manage to out-perform their 2015 counterparts more often than not do so by only a modest percentage.
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Jack and Norman is a book that makes one wonder why it took so long for someone to write a full-length treatment of the whole mess—and then again, why it can't quite measure up to the personalities of the people involved.
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Trained as a theoretical neuroscientist, Ming has put a price on bias, saying there was a "tax on being different" that coerces outsiders to spend years more on training so as to measure up to a mainstream candidate in the eyes of recruiters.
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The steps add to momentum on the issue from European Union regulators and courts, in particular pressure to measure up to standards for inclusion on the EU's list of approved ship-breaking yards, which is due to be updated later this year.
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Students are realizing that the silly season is over – that if they have to go tens of thousands of dollars into debt, the college education they secure needs to measure up to the demands of the marketplace, not the doctrine of political correctness.
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When it comes to technical particulars of artworks, however, and knowing descriptions of process, Isaacson, whose other lengthy biographies include books on Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein, doesn't quite measure up to Forcellino, who has also written biographies of Michelangelo and Raphael.
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Maybe you want to be the type of person who doesn't worry about stripping down in front of others, but you can't get over the idea that your "bits" are for your partner's eyes only or you're worried that your own body won't measure up.
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Amazon prompts strong emotions, and they were on full display Thursday — first a faith that the company will indeed measure up to outsize expectations to be the store that sells everything to everyone everywhere, then the sneaking fear that that might be a dream.
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In seeking to gain unfair advantages for their children, these parents have sent them the message that on their own they are simply not good enough -- that they don't measure up to their parents' and society's expectations without a little (or a lot) of help.
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They think success is the affirmation of that inherent intelligence, an assessment of how those givens measure up against an equally fixed standard; striving for success and avoiding failure at all costs become a way of maintaining the sense of being smart or skilled.
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" AIDS was ravaging the theater community, and Mr. Finn knew that when he revisited the characters after the nightmare interval of the 1980s, it would have to play a part — even if, as he thought, "there's no way I can measure up to the horror.
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It must be infuriating to have risen on the wings of your derision of that person's every decision, and even his very existence, and yet not be able to measure up — in either stratagem or efficacy — when you sit where that person once sat.
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I took my skeins of yarn outdoors on a sunny day with an infrared thermometer and found that Heat Wave did indeed measure up to the company's claims, emitting more heat than either Super Saver or a ball of 100% wool yarn in similar colors.
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Some of those benefits don't measure up to MoviePass's one-movie-per-day model, but some of the other benefits may be attractive to regular customers, like being able to reserve tickets ahead of time (instead of having to be within 100 yards of the theater).
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Cruel Noise Records A 10-minute ride from downtown Pittsburgh, Polish Hill's Cruel Noise Records occupies the same sacred space that once housed Mind Cure, a beloved and expertly stocked record shop, so there was some fear that Cruel Noise might not be able to measure up.
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When one compares the character of John McCain with anyone else, one finds few men who measure up to the senator and the 85033,800 days of torture, beatings and broken bones that he, and most other American POWs, suffered at the hands of their North Vietnamese captors.
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When they got to the White House mess hall, he was unimpressed with the tacos, telling his predecessor, Shaun Donovan, the meal did not measure up to the Mexican restaurants he once owned in Charlotte, N.C., according to a person to whom Mr. Donovan related the encounter.
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So it's not surprising that an explosion of graphic novels aimed at the prepubescent adolescent and tween demographic contend with this very topic: How can you — you being the slightly awkward, but interesting, normal girl — measure up, fit in, find your place in the social landscape?
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Despite not having a relationship with her father until her teens, Joely reveals she followed in his destructive footsteps as she made her own way in Hollywood, landing roles on Broadway and parts in movies and TV, and occasionally feeling she would never measure up to her family's success.
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The sample shots Huawei showed off were impressive, but the company only compared the feature to the iPhone XS and Galaxy S10 Plus, so we'll have to wait until we can get more time with the phone to see how things measure up compared to the Pixel 3.
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So Lady Gaga's Super Bowl halftime show didn't measure up to, say, the mind-blowing and near-mythic 2013 performance from Béyonce—or the notoriously phallic guitarwork of Prince's 2007 appearance, or the literal crotch-slam that was 2009's show from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.
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What we're reading: This Harvard Business Review article about two new mothers returning to work in Sweden and the U.S. "Reading the two stories side by side shows just how dismally work-family policies in the U.S. measure up," says Francesca Donner, the director of our Gender Initiative.
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The Bills, who are off to a 284.3-84.3 start for the first time since 22, will discover how they measure up against the Patriots (3-0) on Sunday when the undefeated AFC East rivals meet in Orchard Park, N.Y. Buffalo traditionally hasn't fared well in the matchup.
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Development is another key theme for the G20, but other leaders are likely aware that Trump has wielded foreign assistance as a stick, cutting off funding to countries like Honduras,Guatemala and El Salvador when they don't measure up to his demands -- and lowering our levels of foreign assistance in general.
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In addition, the trio discusses some of the Galaxy S8's features (no physical home button), the introduction of the voice assistant Bixby (Kara says the name sounds like a butler, Dan contends it's more the name of a cute little dog) and whether Samsung will ever measure up to Apple.
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"Anything short of firing Mr. Levandowski to get him to waive his Fifth Amendment rights and attorney-client privileges would put Uber at risk of contempt, since it would fail to measure up to the Court's command that Uber exercise every lawful power it has over Mr. Levandowski," it says.
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For all that is known about Mr. Sessions, one thing that is unclear is how he will measure up to what he has declared to be a crucial test of an attorney general's qualifications: the willingness to stand up to the president, who in this case plucked him from obscurity.
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The day after Trump gave his endorsement, the Senate majority leader told Trump in the Oval Office that he would not bring the measure up for a vote until next year, two administration officials said, pushing the careful compromise into the pit of divided government just as Democrats regain control of the House.
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Unlike the world-famous state-funded museums nearby against which it hopes to measure up — namely, the Louvre and the Pompidou Center — this one will be financed by one man: the French billionaire François Pinault, whose collection consists of about 215,210 works by artists such as Jeff Koons, Cy Twombly, and Cindy Sherman.
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A petri dish of Martian bacteria may not quite measure up to Ray Bradbury's copper-colored creatures with telepathic skills ("The Martian Chronicles"), but it's more than enough to sustain Mars as the most explored planet after Earth, with about 45 flybys, orbits and landings since the 1960s, and many to come.
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Cougars, which measure up to 8 feet (2.44 meters) long from head to tail and can weigh as much as 140 pounds (63.5 kg), were once the most widely distributed land mammal in the Western Hemisphere, before extermination campaigns and habitat destruction saw them eliminated from roughly two-thirds of their original range.
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In the days that followed, as policemen from around the country flew to the city to attend the funerals, I recall talking to Asian friends about the anxiety we felt over Liu's funeral, and whether the outpouring of support and grief would measure up to what it might have been if he were white.
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It's fair to say that fans both of Martin's books and of this show are expecting something that'll measure up to this saga's many breathtaking, heartbreaking, and thought-provoking moments, with the same mix of epic-sized storytelling and small-scale interactions that Benioff and Weiss have handled so memorably for the past eight years.
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How did 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 measure up in his first State of the Union address?
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The new Kindle doesn't measure up to the Paperwhite in other respects as well: the screen is still recessed instead of flush with the front of the panel, it's not waterproof, it has only 4GB of storage, and there are only 4 LEDs in the lighting system (instead of the five-LED setup on the Paperwhite).
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The measure up for a vote in Washington State, known as Initiative 1491, would allow immediate family members or law enforcement officials to notify and urge a court to issue what's known as an "extreme risk protection order," which would disarm an individual who they strongly believe to be dangerous to themselves or those around them.
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"I think colleges are revamping what they believe it means to be well educated — that it's not about your ability to write a thesis statement, but to bounce back when you're told it doesn't measure up," said Ms. Simmons, the author of two books on girls' self-esteem who is publishing a third, "Enough as She Is," next year.
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In order to believe these bizarre explanations from this verbal contortionist, you would literally have to suspend all sense of fact and fiction and, of course, Peter Strzok, well, he does think that the smelly, irredeemable, deplorable Trump supporters of Walmart, the hillbillies like us that believe in god and guns and bibles and religion, we don&apost measure up.
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Recent reviews of the Razer Phone 1003 say the model builds on its predecessor's strengths as a serious contender for gamers and multimedia users, but it fails to measure up in ways that may be more important to most phone users — for example, the improved screen brightness and camera are still lacking compared to the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and Google Pixel 3.
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I think it means that truly successful tech companies are going to have to measure up to the same standards that great non-tech companies live up to — brands like Berkshire Hathaway, Whole Foods, CVS, UPS, Starbucks and Costco that deliver great products and services, have strong growth, make real money and build an organization behind all of this that customers love.
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The bill faces an uphill battle in the Republican-controlled Senate, where it is unlikely Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) will bring the measure up for a vote.
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