Odd man out On some key G20 agenda items, the US is the odd man out.
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And it makes us, the United States, the odd man out, when actually China should be the odd man out.
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Of the three, Graham looked like the odd man out.
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Yes, Woods is currently the odd man out among Americans.
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Will Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau be the odd man out?
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And GM could be odd man out in a trade war here.
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But there was an odd man out in the voting: broadcast television.
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Then again I'm an odd man out for a lot of things.
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The combination made him an odd man out with the Neo-Concretists.
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Sure enough, he stays and Diggy ends up as the odd man out.
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"I'm a little bit of an odd man out in my party," Biden said.
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The odd man out of all of this messy liberty is the hospital industry.
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But Mr. Moon will also find himself a bit of the odd man out.
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Though he has been a trailblazer, he has always been the odd man out.
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That left Hackenberg as the odd man out, and the Jets traded him to Oakland.
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Seattle made a flurry of moves Thursday afternoon, with Guiape being the odd man out.
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I wasn't a law enforcement-type person, so expected to be the odd man out.
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E-Trade could be the odd man out in a game of merger musical chairs.
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And now cocaine — a stimulant, making it the odd man out — is also seeing a spike.
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Against the best team in basketball, every advantage matters, which leaves Ibaka the odd man out.
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"Three out of the four of us are moms!" the odd man out captioned the image.
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The obvious odd man out would be Keystone XL despite the support from the Trump administration.
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Amash, though, isn't just the odd man out because he votes more against Trump than most Republicans.
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His sympathy for the odd man out was always apparent, even as his movies grew in scope.
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Here's a photo of Bruce Springsteen ... finally knowing what it's like to be the odd man out.
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Buchholz was the odd man out in a Boston rotation that added Chris Sale this off-season.
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He was the odd man out after the Yankees activated DH Matt Holliday and acquired 103B Garrett Cooper.
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He was scheduled start one of the two games but was the odd man out after Friday's postponement.
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Thompson is the odd man out, even though the Cavaliers can't hit their ceiling if he isn't there.
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The odd man out is the other black candidate Booker who has trailed Harris all through the campaign.
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Linebacker James Harrison is no longer the odd man out or the oldest man in the locker room.
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The non-Nordic odd man out is Rachmaninoff, whose First Piano Concerto will be played by Yuja Wang.
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Jason Mitchell plays the odd man out on a nightmarish retreat to the Catskills in this comedy-drama.
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I didn't want a kid to just be an odd man out because I felt like that a lot.
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If Durant goes to the Clippers, they become better on both ends, assuming Griffin is the odd man out.
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RHP Ariel Hernandez was the odd man out when the Reds recalled RHP Robert Stephenson to start on Saturday.
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She snapped the group photos so she wouldn't have to see physical proof of her being odd man out.
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Yet another Fleetwood Mac split has turned increasingly sour, and this time Lindsey Buckingham is the odd man out.
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Mr. Moon, who has repeatedly ruled out military action against North Korea, may find himself the odd man out.
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Dad as the odd man out in baby-makes-three scenarios has long been a basis for domestic comedy.
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Vatanen was the odd-man out in being left unprotected from a deep and talented group of Ducks defensemen.
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Halak, 225, was the odd man out after compiling a 220-22014-2134 record and 2206 goals against average.
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The risk is they end up the odd man out in a system that is simply too entrenched to change.
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Joseph R. Murray II, is administrator for LGBTrump, former campaign official for Pat Buchanan, and author of "Odd Man Out".
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In a relationship between three people, it is almost impossible for someone not to feel like the odd man out.
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That left Trump the odd man out in a capital city overflowing with remembrances of the onetime Republican standard-bearer.
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There is more than one entry like that, so we don't have the dreaded "odd man out" in the theme.
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That spotlight defines the loneliest place on earth, as the Gay Best Friend is revealed as the odd man out.
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But I got to tell you, at this G7 summit, the odd man out is the president of the United States.
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Leivo became the odd man out among the Leafs' forwards after William Nylander signed a six-year contract over the weekend.
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The odd man out was Bernie Sanders, who had made his opposition to super PACs integral to his 113 primary campaign.
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"It was the first time that many of us felt that no one was the odd man out," Ms. Nwanoku said.
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As a Jewish sushi chef, he is the odd man out, but at the same time, stands out from the crowd.
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At least one of them is gone, but don't fall off your chair if Wesley Johnson is the other odd man out.
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Assuming the odd man out is Griffin, a sign-and-trade with the Thunder is possible, if also not the best route.
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His father, who had probably never opened a book that wasn't about food, was the odd man out in his own home.
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By further isolating China as the odd man out, it would help mightily in winning concessions from Beijing in ongoing trade talks.
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Forcing three-player teams to pare down for the 2v2 format is certainly awkward, and could be painful for the odd man out.
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Reince was the odd man out in this meange a trois and Bannon was pushed out soon after Priebus got his walking papers.
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Joseph R. Murray II, is the administrator for LGBTrump, a former campaign official for Pat Buchanan, and the author of "Odd Man Out".
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The woman is the odd man out both in that she doesn't have a side gig and in that she is a woman.
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The odd man out may end up in Class AAA Las Vegas as insurance in case of a rotation injury in the majors.
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At that gathering he felt the odd man out as other leaders worked to press on him their opinions on climate change and trade.
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"It's like Trump needed to give the odd-man-out Christie something to do, so he tasked him with the heroin epidemic," Brown said.
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There is certainly an odd man out, as Thiem is yet to win a Grand Slam and the other three own 52 between them.
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In the most memorable of election cycles, he was a forgettable footnote, the odd man out in the battle between Hillary Clinton and Sanders.
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That could leave Abe with little political room to maneuver as the odd man out among U.S. trade partners striking back with countervailing tariffs.
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He's cited to me both Carol Reed's Odd Man Out and Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai as seminal works in his development as a filmmaker.
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Four of the five (Turkmenistan is the odd man out) are members of the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation, a regional intergovernmental group promoted by China.
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If Elliott sits back and watches the Cowboys lock in their core on both sides of the ball, he could be the odd man out.
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State politicos thought Gillum benefited from being the odd man out in what was at times a fierce battle between Graham and Greene in particular.
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Tyler isn't so much a victim as he is an odd man out who, fueled by his gathering discomfort and inebriation, further loses his bearings.
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But those examples do underscore that there are moments when congressional Republicans and Democrats can come together and leave Mr. Trump the odd man out.
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But Mr. Varadkar's first photo opportunity with Mr. Trudeau in Dublin showed that Ireland's prime minister would not settle for being the odd man out.
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President Donald Trump's recent comments and angry tweets about Germany's "unfair" trade practices could leave the U.S. as the odd man out in the global economy.
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Abroad, he feuds with allied world leaders, and he's been so effective in implementing his "America First" policy that he's the odd man out at summits.
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Ultimately, a decision on the communique will come down to the President himself -- and his willingness to compromise versus being cast as the odd man out.
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But Trump, who functions as an insult-o-matic when he speaks of other presidents, is the odd man out in this exclusive ex-presidents club.
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Of all the must-see pop culture out right now — including behemoths like Avengers: Endgame and Game of Thrones — Jeopardy may sound like the odd man out.
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"I grew up in a really small town in Georgia, and I always felt like the odd man out —I just never really fit in," he says.
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With veteran Alex Tanney's experienced preferred by the coaching staff and Eli Manning still the starter, Lauletta was the odd man out when the cuts came Sunday.
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Before Saturday's game, Boone indicated that Gardner, 226, the Yankees' oldest position player, may be the odd man out when Aaron Judge returns to full-time duty.
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As proud as he is of his wife, his role as a stay-at-home dad makes him the odd man out among his closest male friends.
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Even before they broke into open conflict, Trump was the odd man out in a group that favors global cooperation and has focused on issues like climate change.
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RHP Zack Godley could be the odd man out in the starting rotation when RHP Shelby Miller returns from Triple-A Reno, a move that could come Wednesday.
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But while Perdue will be the odd man out for the State of the Union address, he isn't the last in line for succession — actually, he's the ninth.
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The notable drop in E-Trade's stock might be because of fears that the company could be the odd man out in a game of merger musical chairs.
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Mr. Van Assche's new appointment keeps him in the LVMH family — leaving as odd man out Haider Ackermann, the former Berluti designer, who will focus on his own label.
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Clinton — or even to suspend his campaign after she clinched the nomination on June 7 — has increasingly turned the senator into an odd-man-out in the presidential race.
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At the G-28503 meeting, Trump found himself somewhat the odd man out in trying to get Russia back in the club and returning it to the G-22019.
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Trump was the odd man out during last month's G7 meeting in Sicily, and it appears the trend continued at this weekend's G7 Summit in Hamburg — at least on climate.
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Jakob Poeltl might be the odd-man out if the rotation tightens and Cleveland plays heavy minutes small, and even then, he was one of the league's best backup centers.
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The North Korean leadership may celebrate its isolation, but the U.S. should not — and yet, at the summit in Biarritz, the U.S. once again appeared to be odd man out.
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Trump was clearly the odd man out, as it was "six against one," Merkel said — highlighting that Trump was the only G7 leader who didn't explicitly support the Paris climate treaty.
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"Nine times out of ten, people make jokes about Tourette's, and I've just had to go with it because I didn't want to be the odd man out," she tells PEOPLE.
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Either one would likely push Julius Randle and/or Larry Nance to the bench or out the door eventually, but that just means the odd man out becomes a trade chip.
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Maxwell's attorney, Ty Gee, appeared to be the odd man out, arguing that there was no reason to disturb U.S. District Court Judge Robert Sweet's decision refusing to unseal the filings.
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Odd man out While he's seeking to convince his global peers about the threat from Iran, Trump will probably try to water down their focus on another malign actor: North Korea.
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Daniel Summerhays was the odd man out in the playoff among players on five-under 266 and will be first alternate, while Adam Hadwin of Canada (2135) will serve as second alternate.
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Through it all, Lerner was the odd man out: a Jew from Brookline, not an Italian from Providence, who sought comfort in the regular visits to the prison by a Boston rabbi.
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Which is exactly why Trump may see a political benefit in being the disgruntled odd man out at a meeting that some foreign policy analysts have started calling the G7 minus one.
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Three of the phrases drop the O from the first part of the phrase, and two drop it from the last part, which is fine because there is no odd man out.
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With the U.S. the odd man out, there were serious doubts that a typical G-7 "communique" — a joint statement from the participants describing the progress achieved during the summit — could be issued.
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"I think the one you've got to take as odd man out is the Russell [2000], because they're all small- to medium-sized companies that don't have as much international exposure, " Cashin said.
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Odd man out: NBCUniversal, which announced a few weeks ago that it will be selling $1 billion dollars of ad inventory against audience data that is not based on traditional Nielsen ad ratings.
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Crowell, who became the odd man out with the New York Jets when the team signed Le'Veon Bell, agreed to a one-year, $269 million deal with the Raiders, ESPN's Adam Schefter said.
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The event will be moderated by Jeff Commings, the author of "Odd Man Out: True Stories of a Gay Black Swimmer," his autobiography about swimming, his Olympic trials and his struggles with homophobia.
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Here's this week's briefing: NAFTA next steps: King of the North Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau probably doesn't want to be the odd man out in any revised North American Free Trade Agreement.
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But Klein pronounced himself ready to play after Friday's practice, potentially leaving McIlrath as the odd man out again when the Rangers visit the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday and host the Devils on Monday.
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The lone odd man out in New Hampshire could turn out to be Chris Christie, who despite his strong debate performance — and evisceration of Rubio — is still mired in single digits in late polls.
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Whiteside is likely the odd man out, although Miami would be more than happy to replace him with a 27-year-old who averaged 403 points, 8.2 rebounds, and 5.0 assists per game last season.
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At first, I thought that DEPRESS at 9D might be an odd man out as a single word (whereas the rest of the theme entries are phrases), but RENEWS at 87A is also a single word.
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Mr. Proulx's set has what constructors call an odd man out, which means that one of the theme entries, while adhering to some of the constraints of the theme, sticks out in at least one way.
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Amash came to Congress with the Tea Party wave in 2010, and although Republicans controlled the House for the entirety of his congressional career until a few months ago, Amash has long been the odd man out.
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Safe to say this may not be the right time to choose to be the odd man out here… just sayin…" Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson confirmed he will be in all black by commenting, "Yes we will.
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We have a total of six vessels floating on top of various waterways and, in a wink to the "odd man out" concept of theme development, there is a U-BOAT lurking just underneath the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
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Despite scoring four goals in his first 20 games with the Ducks, Roy was the odd man out with injured players coming back and he was sent to San Diego of the American Hockey League on Monday.
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Symonds said Monaco was a track that seemed to invite victories by both the very best drivers as well as by the occasional odd man out who has a particular style that works well on the atypical circuit.
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I mean, I'm not referring to the physical attributes of any of the four performers (three women, and one very odd-man-out man) who appear in the show that opened on Tuesday night at Soho Rep. Ouch!
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In the 2006 video, Biden called himself the "odd man out" in the Democratic Party on the issue because of his votes to limit government funding for abortion and votes in support of bans on certain late-term abortions.
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"We're gonna get her some presents and we're reading things on how to introduce her to the baby and to try to do it the right way so that she doesn't feel like she's the odd man out," Kramer shares.
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Cubs starter Jason Hammel, who is 9-1 with a 1.77 ERA in 13 home starts, figures to be the odd man out of the rotation for the playoffs and could be pitching for a spot on the postseason roster.
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And while his style of acting might seem too naturalistic for an Expressionist play like this one, Mr. Cannavale's emphatically flesh-and-blood presence makes him the perfect odd man out in a dehumanizing world of machines, literal and otherwise.
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After the Steelers added JuJu Smith-Schuster in 2017, Coates was the odd-man out and was traded to the Cleveland Browns where he played for one season, before ending his time in the NFL with brief stints with the Texans and Chiefs.
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Why it matters: Although Merkel was referring to their difficult climate conversation, it was clear that Trump was the odd man out during his G7 meetings — and the last leg of his trip suggested he was continuing to be a disrupter in Europe.
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Nightcap: The toll of the "liar" attack: Ted Cruz cans top aide Rick Tyler | Sign up After a third-place finish in South Carolina, and under intense scrutiny, Cruz is now in jeopardy of become the odd man out of the GOP race.
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In one season at the University of Kentucky, Lyles was the odd man out, the one who deferred his own opportunities for the team, the one Jared-Jeffries-ing all over the floor just trying to find a way to make himself useful.
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" Holtz-Eakin said that both House Speaker Paul Ryan and incoming Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer like "to get things done," saying the "odd man out" in congressional negotiations could be Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, whom he described as "not super enthusiastic about a big agenda.
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At the annual meeting on Friday of seven major economies known as the Group of 7, Mr. Trump was the odd man out as he quarreled with Europeans and Canadians over trade and pushed for the reinstatement of Russia four years after it was cast out.
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Durant, who left the Warriors to sign with the Brooklyn Nets over the summer, opened up to the Wall Street Journal about his time with Golden State, and how he felt he was the odd man out since arriving there under a cloud of controversy in 2016.
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So when SNL's latest rendition of the sketch introduced Hanks as a white contestant named Doug — wearing one of Trump's "Make America Great Again" hats and a T-shirt emblazoned with a bald eagle — it seemed like this odd man out was in for another huge loss.
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When you look at it this way—not to mention if you look at it as a rational human being and not an egomaniac who thinks every single thing in the world is personal attack on him—Schilling's Bloody Sock Game had to be the odd man out.
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It&aposs sort of like a G7 or what they are calling a G6 plus one, with the United States being the odd man out and the target of a lot of criticism from colleagues who say he is going too far putting on tariffs or threatening to his friends.
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This isn't to say Bayless is entirely dispensable now that Ben Simmons and J.J. Redick have attacked their respective roles as aggressively as they have, but relative to every other contract on Philly's roster, Bayless would easily be selected as the odd man out, through no fault of his own.
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Watching all night from the side of the stage, his foot occasionally stomping when the band hit a deep pocket, Watson was simultaneously the shepherd and the odd man out: a white nonbeliever, a relative newcomer to this small city's tight-knit gospel community, and a businessman among soul-stirrers.
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Smith made his name at the network being the odd man out by speaking truth to conservative power, which he did to wide critical acclaim during his passionate coverage of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, when he challenged a president, George W. Bush, who was the ideological champion Fox rallied behind in that era.
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Despite their marriage representing a union of two of the most powerful Democratic families in the country, a 2015 book published by Vanity Fair writer Michael Shnayerson painted a portrait of Cuomo as a man who "always felt like the odd man out" among his wife's family, despite his fascination with the Kennedy clan.
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A theme set like this one is tough to pull together without having an odd man out, so we have two, two-word phrases and one single word: 27A: QUINQUAGENARIAN 278A: SHAQ ATTAQ 215A: QUEBEC NORDIQUES Most solvers won't even notice that, to be honest, and I was so besotted with the word QUINQUAGENARIAN that I decided to give it a pass.
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Because of that, and because there was no obvious odd man out, the Jays went with it, but Marco Estrada seemed to be particularly out of sync in shifting to five days of rest between starts, instead of the usual four, and the experiment as a whole was hardly a shining example of why teams need to go to a six-man rotation more regularly.
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Once neoconservative hawk John Bolton became National Security Advisor and Tea Party unilateralist Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE became Secretary of State, Mattis was the odd-man out on national security at the top of the administration.
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