AI once again effortlessly outmaneuvered us poor bags of flesh.
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The savvy Strzok cleverly outmaneuvered the Republicans on the committees.
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Clinton outmaneuvered Mr. Trump with a surprising new approach: his.
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Putin "outmaneuvered our president," Webster noted after the press conference.
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But he was outmaneuvered by the full Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Play it safe, and you risk being outmaneuvered by your competitors.
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But getting outmaneuvered by California liberals can't feel good for Trump.
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""Pelosi is just mad that she got outmaneuvered (again) by Republicans.
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"Pelosi is just mad that she got outmaneuvered (again) by Republicans."
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Trump, they said, would be outmaneuvered by the former KGB agent.
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Meantime, Australia outmaneuvered the competition to win the 2016 Quidditch World Cup.
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How ICE outmaneuvered a town that tried to close a detention facility.
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A canny constitutional lawyer, Mr. Ko Ni had outmaneuvered the military before.
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One of our political reporters writes that Mr. Cruz outmaneuvered everybody else onstage.
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Cruz has continually outmaneuvered Trump in electing delegates to the Republican National Convention.
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The young crown prince outmaneuvered his rival in 2017 to consolidate his position.
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But Iran, the documents show, has outmaneuvered the U.S. at nearly every turn.
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Officials in the UK could barely contain their glee at Boeing's getting outmaneuvered.
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On Wednesday, he appeared outmaneuvered by Lavrov, a veteran of the world stage.
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She's consistently confounded her foes, and in particular, repeatedly outmaneuvered, outfoxed and outsmarted Trump.
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Critics claim that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has consistently outmaneuvered President Obama.
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Time and again, she outmaneuvered and outwitted the opposition from both Democrats and Republicans.
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Perhaps they could have outmaneuvered the fundamentalists in the battle for hearts and minds.
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This is Watergate without the heroes, with Democrats stumbling across the parapet, thoroughly outmaneuvered.
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On both issues, he now seems outmaneuvered by hard-liners — in Tehran and in Washington.
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Tencent also wanted to buy the global messaging app WhatsApp but was outmaneuvered by Facebook.
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Some of the speakers dismissed outright the idea that today's tech incumbents can't be outmaneuvered.
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With this announcement, Google has effectively jumped on a big new trend and perhaps outmaneuvered Amazon.
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Whatever the merits of the proposal, the administration has to date been outmaneuvered on Capitol Hill.
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Companies, particularly in technology, media and telecommunications, are racing to keep up and avoid being outmaneuvered.
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"He's quite clearly been outmaneuvered," Ferdinando Giugliano, an Italian columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, told VICE News.
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The problem is we have allowed ourselves to be outmaneuvered with some other countries using mercantilist policies.
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That left Mulvaney on Sunday downplaying the idea that Trump was outmaneuvered by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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In Syria, it outmaneuvered Obama to become the central player in brokering any kind of peace deal.
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Now Barney Frank says the left has been outmaneuvered by the tea party and the populist right.
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The 10th seed outmaneuvered the Frenchman in baseline rallies to win in one hour and 23 minutes.
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It was a rare misstep for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has until now outmaneuvered the president.
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To get to the top, he has outflanked, outmaneuvered, marginalized and then removed all his principal opponents.
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The police quickly were outmaneuvered, so an armed group of vigilantes called the Yan Sakai rose up.
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But they have been outmaneuvered by those who buy their products, a trend that has been intensifying.
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Those stores have been outmaneuvered by online retailers like Amazon and discount retailers like T. J. Maxx.
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He was unemployed a little more than a week before the Wild outmaneuvered Ottawa for his services.
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American officials outmaneuvered Lutsenko by pressuring two key members of Poroshenko's team not to support the legislation.
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She outmaneuvered Mr. de Blasio, then a councilman from Brooklyn, who ran against her for the speakership.
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Trump outmaneuvered his GOP opponents in the battle for earned media, sucking the oxygen out of news cycles.
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By giving his speech first during prime time viewing to maximize exposure and effect, Rubio cleverly outmaneuvered Cruz.
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"Megyn Kelly gets outmaneuvered by Vladimir Putin on her NBC premiere 'Sunday Night,'" read The Los Angeles Times.
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Eight months earlier, archrival Facebook had outmaneuvered Twitter by acquiring the up-and-coming photo-sharing app Instagram.
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These are the five key ways that Clinton outmaneuvered Trump and closed with her strongest debate yet: 2628.
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The lost battalion — outnumbered, outmaneuvered and outguessed — was cut off from other American forces along the Western Front.
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In 21960, after a falling-out, Mr. al-Bashir outmaneuvered Mr. al-Turabi and cast him into prison.
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It depletes US leverage and raises the risk that Trump is outmaneuvered [or] embarrassed, or that talks collapse.
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A few people with very few resources have outmaneuvered a state apparatus — it's happened time and time again.
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After Mr. Tsvangirai's death, Mr. Chamisa outmaneuvered rivals to become head of the Movement for Democratic Change Alliance.
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"These guys have been outflanked, outmaneuvered, outsmarted, and they're not taking it very well," Carville said of the campaign.
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One National Security Council official familiar with Trump's call told Newsweek that Trump got "rolled" and outmaneuvered by Erdogan.
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Mr. Kim appeared to have solved the problems that plagued the Musudan — and perhaps outmaneuvered the American sabotage program.
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But the Soviet Union and Germany outmaneuvered him to seize Romanian territory, and the king came under fierce attack.
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His promises of a quick victory have proved false, and his forces appear outmaneuvered by those aligned against them.
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In the following years, the company was increasingly outgunned and outmaneuvered in the personal-computer market it helped invent.
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But they were outmaneuvered by Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, who supported such a meeting.
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The Bannon-led faction of "nationalist" outsiders has been thoroughly outmaneuvered by the so-called "globalists" they so despise.
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Schaeuble, like Merz, once was tipped as a future leader and chancellor before Merkel outmaneuvered first one then the other.
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"I think it's a terrible idea," said House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, who conceded that conservatives were getting outmaneuvered.
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It felt like only a matter of time before the now former crown prince Mohammed Bin Nayef, 57, was outmaneuvered.
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Right now, though, it looks like Samsung has been been outmaneuvered in the high-end space by its local competitor.
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EBay was outmaneuvered by Alibaba, while Google left China after it said it was the target of government-sponsored cyberattacks.
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In the second race, Burling and the Kiwis simply outmaneuvered the American team, a crew with a distinctly Australian accent.
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Switzerland looks likely to have outmaneuvered the European Union, after the latter ended its recognized stock exchange equivalence with the country.
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Jamie is fired from the Kingsguard and takes solace by furiously making out with Cersei, who was clearly outmaneuvered once again.
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Through a series of power moves Erdogan has outmaneuvered Trump, highlighting the dwindling power of the US in the Middle East.
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In 2017 we were outmaneuvered and outplayed by China and Russia as they watched and waited for the next inevitable opening.
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He oversaw the massacre of thousands of civilians in the 1980s and outmaneuvered rivals in his party and in the opposition.
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Experts have said Erdoğan outmaneuvered the president, and made few concessions for a deal that ultimately tilts in the Turks' favor.
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Kapler outmaneuvered Callaway in a September game that featured the clubs using a total of 39 players, including eight pitchers each.
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Mr. Nemtsov was outmaneuvered by Mr. Putin, a former K.G.B. agent, when it came time to replace Mr. Yeltsin as president.
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And it has outmaneuvered Apple and Microsoft with a powerful combination of low-cost laptops, called Chromebooks, and free classroom apps.
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He outmaneuvered the Colorado defense and beat Varlamov with a high shot to the far post at 17:06 of the first.
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Haftar had refused to back the GNA and in this development has outmaneuvered them and put further question marks against their legitimacy.
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Senate Democrats were certain to fight an Obamacare rollback, but could be outmaneuvered by Republicans at the procedural level with Trump's cooperation.
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Haley successfully outmaneuvered a weak and publicity shy secretary of state and a dysfunctional State Department to hog the foreign policy limelight.
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Oracle had won the Cup twice, but its predominantly Australian crew was outmaneuvered and soundly beaten by Team New Zealand in Bermuda.
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In the 1980s, Soviet leaders were outmaneuvered by Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative and into an arms race that bankrupted their economy.
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Microsoft outmaneuvered Salesforce and acquired the professional social network LinkedIn for $26.2 billion, souring the new-found friendship between the two longtime rivals.
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Establishment forces inside the government, including Economics Minister Giovanni Tria, sought to shrink the proposed deficit level but were outmaneuvered by the populists.
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Mr. Crowley was not able to deliver his preferred candidate for Council speaker in 2013, outmaneuvered by the newly elected Bill de Blasio.
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He and his faction had tried to sink the Constitution, only to be outmaneuvered by the likes of Alexander Hamilton and James Madison.
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The fact is that Putin is a leader who has outmaneuvered President Obama and, by extension, the United States on the global stage.
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Outmaneuvered and overshadowed by an ugly wartime history, one can only imagine how Fontana would have recuperated his reputation had he lived past 69.
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I've tried to get it reduced in the past, but Xfinity's army of customer service agents have outwitted and outmaneuvered me time and again.
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When you honestly believe or disingenuously assert that you've been outmaneuvered rather than outvoted, why declare a truce, let alone cooperate, in the aftermath?
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The United States today is outmaneuvered in icy waters by Russia, which has numerous icebreaking vessels, and China, which is building a third icebreaker.
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In the spring of 2016, when Mr. Trump found himself outmaneuvered in the arcane battle for Republican convention delegates, he turned to Mr. Manafort.
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It's true that Iran's foreign minister, Javad Zarif, said that Iran's response had "concluded," but Zarif is a moderate often outmaneuvered by hard-liners.
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Bjayzl's letting herself get so easily fooled and outmaneuvered was a bit off for me, but the performances at Freecloud kept me entertained nonetheless.
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And Trump, who has a short attention span and a desperate desire for wins, might simply get outmaneuvered by a smarter and more disciplined adversary.
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A year later, Tan's lawyers successfully "outmaneuvered" government prosecutors to get him acquitted on fraud charges and free on bail, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Smart creatures presumably could have outwitted predators and outmaneuvered prey, keeping themselves fed, uneaten and winners in the biological sweepstakes to pass on their genes.
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The Democrats outmaneuvered the Republicans and got an agreement not only to limit the witnesses to three but to bar public review of their depositions.
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Regionally, Iran has outflanked and outmaneuvered Saudi Arabia in crucial countries as the Arab Spring and the war in Syria have upset the local order.
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Those close to the Saudi leadership acknowledge they have been outmaneuvered by Tehran, but say Riyadh has begun the process of acting more decisively against Iran.
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Concerns that Democrats could be rhetorically outmaneuvered on terrorism are shared widely among those at the convention, whether they be elected officials, pollsters, strategists or fundraisers.
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Mr. Cruz has outmaneuvered Mr. Trump in getting his supporters named as delegates, but in Mr. Trump's telling, it had little to do with organizational effort.
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Opposition swelled again after his party lost its majority in Parliament in an election in June 2015, but he outmaneuvered everybody by calling a snap election.
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Only 12 seconds into overtime, he outworked and outmaneuvered McDavid for the puck in Edmonton's zone and deked Oilers goaltender Cam Talbot for the winning goal.
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Ellenberger landed two cracking blows on the exits from clinches—so often a moment of lapse in defense among fighters—but ultimately was outmaneuvered and outstruck.
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Cruz has outmaneuvered Trump for delegates in Louisiana and Colorado and threatens to take the GOP nomination away from his rival at the convention in Cleveland.
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He crushed dissent by overseeing the massacre of thousands of civilians in the 19803s and effortlessly outmaneuvered both rivals in his party and in the opposition.
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Once again in the fourth quarter, Durant had outplayed and outlasted James and, in the larger sense, outmaneuvered the league's reigning master of free-agent mobility.
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China's technology firms have quickly outmaneuvered state-run telecom businesses, with social-messaging apps that replaced text messaging and by building their own e-commerce networks.
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Without giving anything away, billionaire trader Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis) has been outmaneuvered by ambitious attorney Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), putting his company's future at risk.
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WASHINGTON — Just when it looked like President Trump had been outmaneuvered on his order for a parade in the capital, he struck up the drumbeat again.
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Furthermore, within the ruling "Chavismo" movement, Maduro outmaneuvered would-be rivals, such as powerful party No. 2 Diosdado Cabello, to make his candidacy a fait accompli.
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In the Iraq case, Mr. Tillerson and his company outmaneuvered the State Department, which he has now been nominated by President-elect Donald J. Trump to lead.
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Tesla has outmaneuvered the Securities and Exchange Commission by appointing Larry Ellison and Kathleen Wilson-Thompson to its board, management expert Jeffrey Sonnenfeld told CNBC on Friday.
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And Braun readily acknowledges that Democrats have outmaneuvered Republicans on issues like health care and climate, in a way that senators who've served for decades don't admit.
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Trump again outmaneuvered Cruz on both citizenship and "New York values," and pivoted nicely in accepting the "mantle of anger" bestowed upon him by South Carolina Gov.
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Trump could deep-six his beleaguered attorney general, convinced he's outmaneuvered all of his detractors, only to find himself stuck indefinitely with acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Mr. Smitheram said his victory was particularly sweet because he had outmaneuvered Mr. Nyman, a four-time British Scrabble champion who won the world title in 1993.
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In the Iraq case, Mr. Tillerson and his company outmaneuvered the State Department, which he has now been nominated by President-elect Donald J. Trump to lead.
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These changes suggest the secretive authorities, known to Algerians as le pouvoir - "the powers that be" - may have outmaneuvered the biggest threat to their rule in decades.
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The documents show how a small group of health activists have outmaneuvered the $11 billion industry and cornered the government into implementing the rules on April 1.
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He's smart, crafty, and maybe even talented, but he's constantly bungling his schemes or, as we see in the beginning of season three, getting outmaneuvered by his brother.
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Further setbacks followed in Colorado and Wyoming, where Cruz's team outmaneuvered Trump's in the delegate-apportioning process, as even some of Trump's staff members would concede to me.
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And he began steadily being outmaneuvered by Democrats, particularly Pelosi, whose ploy to deprive Trump of a State of the Union address dealt a preliminary blow this week.
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Hillary Clinton's first presidential run in 21960 was badly outmaneuvered by Obama's campaign in the race to master the internet as an organizing, outreach and fund-raising tool.
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Mr. Mugabe, who helped lead Zimbabwe's struggle for independence and has ruthlessly outmaneuvered every challenger ever since, has expressed growing frustration with the unpredictable power of social media.
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Instead, London was confronted by an uncharacteristically united front in Brussels and outmaneuvered by Ireland, its former colony whose interests have been protected by the other member countries.
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Outmaneuvered by successive Israeli governments, depleted, divided, disastrously led and at risk of being shrugged aside by some longtime Arab allies, the Palestinians are running out of options.
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Despite these institutional constraints, Iranian citizens have often outmaneuvered their leaders and stunned the world by using elections as a tool to coordinate nationwide social and political movements.
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Regional powers appointed Thabo Mbeki, then president of South Africa, to mediate a political rapprochement, but Mr. Mugabe, the elder statesman and liberation hero, outmaneuvered his younger neighbor.
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We were conned and outmaneuvered by the money and power of the N.R.A., and now we have to clean up the mess if we care about tomorrow's innocents.
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The purchase catapulted Amazon near the top of the $700 billion grocery industry, and sank stocks of traditional grocers on fears that they would be outmaneuvered into oblivion.
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And, perhaps most importantly to Trump, he'd be excoriated for looking weak and outmaneuvered by a leader who is an effective strategist but clearly possesses less power than him.
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The Resistance — an intrepid, multi-everything group whose leaders include a battle-tested woman warrior — has been fighting the good fight for years but is outnumbered and occasionally outmaneuvered.
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But Trump's heavy-handed criticism of China was often also mixed with a similar dose of criticism for US officials, whom he accused of getting outmaneuvered by Chinese negotiators.
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Clinton outmaneuvered Mr. Trump in the third presidential debate, mocking, needling and taunting him with a series of verbal surgical strikes that reflected an unexpected new approach: his own.
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In debate after debate, he had been outmaneuvered and humiliated by Donald Trump, whose reality-show instincts and merciless insults had turned the GOP primaries into a demolition derby.
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The most significant representative of the movement within the Trump administration, the former Breitbart publisher Steve Bannon, was easily outmaneuvered by traditional Republicans and pushed out of the administration.
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Since taking power in June, Italy's populist government has outmaneuvered political opponents, out-screamed its loudest critics, used the press for target practice and waltzed away from scandals unscathed.
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Soleimani built the Quds Force into a creative exemplar of unconventional warfare, sabotage and subversion that has destabilized governments and outmaneuvered the U.S. in conflict zones across the region.
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From Israel's point of view, there is a desperate need to convince the Trump administration it is being outflanked and outmaneuvered by a combination of Russian and Iranian diplomacy.
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A protest movement that once brought tens of thousands to the streets of Paris has been confined to marginal sites and outmaneuvered by the president whose program it challenged.
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The Resistance — an intrepid, multi-everything group whose leaders include a battle-tested woman warrior — has been fighting the good fight for years but is outnumbered and occasionally outmaneuvered.
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In states like Louisiana, for instance, Mr. Trump beat Mr. Cruz, but because the Cruz campaign outmaneuvered and out-organized him there, Mr. Cruz actually walked away with more delegates.
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Cruz had been outmaneuvered one final time in the 2016 campaign, and opponents of Trump were out of options to block his nomination or even voice their opposition at his convention.
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The project is seven years behind schedule, costs have soared, and eyebrows arched higher after a prototype was outmaneuvered by an older F-16 in a mock dogfight early last year.
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As Abraham recounts, the victorious Whigs attempted to stall, but Senate Democrats outmaneuvered them and forced a vote to confirm Daniel before Van Buren's term expired (and the Senate changed hands).
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NBC's Chuck Todd, whom Trump has individually targeted with insults in the past, said Putin had "outmaneuvered" the U.S. "Today's performance will be seen by some as circumstantial evidence," Todd added.
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"The Democratic Party, especially the presidential campaign, lost its core economic message last year; Trump sort of outmaneuvered us among Democrats and independents," said Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper last month.
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In the race to adapt, Guardian has been outmaneuvered by Poly Auction, a state-backed firm that has surged ahead of rivals while also generating disquiet in the industry about its opacity.
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But the fact that Google was outmaneuvered by Amazon — not Apple, which builds its own digital assistant technology, called Siri, into its mobile products — has caused head-scratching throughout the technology industry.
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The court has also clearly been stung by the implosion of the cases against the Kenyans Mr. Kenyatta and Mr. Ruto, in which court officials said they were outmaneuvered by the defendants.
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In an escape worthy of his background as a liberation war veteran and his nickname, the Crocodile, he apparently outmaneuvered Mr. Mugabe's security forces, though he came very close to being caught.
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In this view, the Russian president is a brilliant tactician, a slayer of murderous Islamic extremists — and not incidentally, a leader who outmaneuvered and emasculated President Barack Obama on the world stage.
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Over much of the last 40 years, the biggest players in tech — from IBM to Hewlett-Packard to Cisco to Yahoo — were eventually outmaneuvered by start-ups that came out of nowhere.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Chevron Corp abandoned its takeover bid for Anadarko Petroleum Corp on Thursday, outmaneuvered by Occidental Petroleum Corp's higher, $22023 billion offer that included more than three times as much cash.
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The recent closure of an alt-right gallery in London under sustained pressure from anti-fascist groups shows how, once they're taken offline, far-right ideologues and groups can be easily outmaneuvered.
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It usually involves some tough decision-making as you're forced to invest in one technology over another, and if you make the wrong choice, you may find yourself stranded, inadequately equipped, and outmaneuvered.
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"State and local authorities are outgunned and outmaneuvered and the federal forces cannot be everywhere," said Duncan Wood, director of the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington.
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The steps point to a new phase of Trump's campaign after vulnerabilities were exposed when he was beaten in Wisconsin by Cruz and outmaneuvered by Cruz in the competition for delegates in Colorado.
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The big banks fell after being outmaneuvered by smaller rivals in the rewriting of the Dodd-Frank law that rolled back some of the restraints imposed after the 231-2009 global financial crisis.
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He was one of the engineers who helped build Amazon Web Services, which outmaneuvered the traditional enterprise tech giants, including Oracle, IBM and Hewlett-Packard, to dominate the new trend in corporate tech.
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News analysis: The deal "amounts to a near-total victory for Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who gains territory, pays little in penalties and appears to have outmaneuvered President Trump," our correspondents write.
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The 41-year-old president is inexperienced, however, having a background in comedy and TV production rather than politics, leading some experts to worry he could be outmaneuvered by a veteran Russian president.
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The scale and sophistication of the right's judicial confirmation efforts would seem to portend a dark period ahead for the left, which, despite having made great strides under Mr. Obama, finds itself outmaneuvered.
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I recalled those words recently when reading the account of a pair of Navy pilots who were outmaneuvered and outrun by a U.F.O. off the coast of San Diego back in 2004. Cmdr.
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"If he (Sadr) insisted on fighting everyone at the same time he would be outmaneuvered, and the pressure of a re-run of the elections was too much," said a Western diplomat in Baghdad.
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CLEVELAND — Television is Donald J. Trump's comfort zone, the medium where he ruled as master of "The Apprentice," lured record audiences to Republican primary debates, and deftly outmaneuvered opponents with his camera-ready skills.
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President Trump claimed today that Russian President Vladimir Putin "outsmarted" President Obama when he annexed Crimea in 2014 and that Russia was expelled from the G8 because Obama was upset at having been outmaneuvered.
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With cheers of 'Ali, Ali' echoing around the arena from a home crowd enjoying the chance to hail his late heavyweight world champion namesake, Ali was outmaneuvered 3-0 by Venezuelan southpaw Yoel Segundo Finol.
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Ms. Wao, with her lithe body, long stems and swinging ponytail, makes for an arresting presence as Velma, seething in irritation as she is forever being outmaneuvered by her rival for Billy Flynn's services, Roxie.
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Like Putin, North Korea's upstart dictator so massively out-negotiated and outmaneuvered America's self-proclaimed master of the deal that Trump still seems to believe he's won -- in spite of all evidence to the contrary.
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To his advisers, Mr. Trump has said he is impressed that Mr. Kim at such a young age has outmaneuvered almost everyone, but he has added that the North Korean leader is a wild card.
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The new information could lend ammunition to criticism that the Trump administration either knowingly let a Kremlin-allied oligarch off easy, or was outmaneuvered by a sophisticated legal and lobbying campaign funded by his companies.
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On the Republican side, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Trump's closest challenger, has outmaneuvered the billionaire businessman in the fight for delegates to the Republican National Convention that will pick the party's nominee in July.
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According to new legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- Kanye's company was outmaneuvered by a Chinese company that swooped in and filed trademark paperwork in an effort to stake its claim to the popular Yeezy brand name.
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Throughout this battle, Chairman Grassley and his staff outmaneuvered Democrats at each step, diligently producing 483,000 documents for review, the largest number ever for a Supreme Court nominee and more than the five previous nominees combined.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Australian 15th seed Nick Kyrgios outmaneuvered Radek Stepanek in four sets on Tuesday, saying he could imagine a professional partnership developing with his opponent once the gritty Czech veteran finally hangs up his racket.
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In 1978, two years after People's Republic of China founder Mao Zedong died, Deng Xiaoping, who had outmaneuvered his Communist Party rivals to become the country's paramount leader, announced a bold plan for nationwide economic reform.
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Outmaneuvered by his successor and onetime right-hand man, Emmerson Mnangagwa, and growing rapidly weaker, Mr. Mugabe had been reduced to a ghostly presence in the country that his personality had dominated for nearly four decades.
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But the Europeans were eventually outmaneuvered by the United States Treasury Department and unable to convince European companies that doing business with Tehran was worth the risk of losing their access to the American banking system.
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In his Baghdad stronghold of Sadr city, where posters of his father could be seen, people expressed concerns that Sadr would be outmaneuvered in what are expected to be long, tough talks on forming a government.
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The deal is contingent on the wider, $38 billion proposed takeover of Anadarko Petroleum Corp by Occidental Petroleum Corp, which last month outmaneuvered rival Chevron, the No. 2 U.S. oil producer, which had also bid for Anadarko.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, who famously vowed to negotiate big deals in the White House, came out of a government shutdown battle on Friday politically wounded and outmaneuvered by U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Credo political director Murshed Zaheed called Schumer "the worst negotiator in Washington" and said he got "outmaneuvered" by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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They used jamming devices to block his cellphones, and when he realized he'd been outmaneuvered, Mr. al-Bashir was stunned and furious, General Abdelkhalig said, revealing for the first time details of how the coup was engineered.
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On a near-cloudless afternoon by the Kazanka River, Messi and his Argentine teammates were overrun and outmaneuvered here by a French team full of skill, speed, youth and, for the first time in this tournament, goals.
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No Vice-President or former Vice-President has been denied a major presidential nomination with the exception of Hubert Humphrey in 1972 (and Humphrey won the primary popular vote — he was outmaneuvered by McGovern at the convention).
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The reports, obtained by The Intercept and shared with The New York Times, add depth and clarity to the picture of how Iran outmaneuvered the U.S. Iraq has now seen weeks of massive protests against Iranian influence.
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The New York billionaire, who has been outmaneuvered by Cruz in a series of recent state meetings to select national convention delegates, said the process was set up to protect party insiders and shut out insurgent candidates.
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Ms. Wolfe and Mr. Krauthamer, 36, were frequently outmaneuvered and outbid, finally prevailing because of a misprint in an online ad for a co-op — 700 square feet, 30 rooms — that undoubtedly perplexed many would-be buyers.
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The source also confirmed that Tillerson said presidential adviser Jared Kushner did not consult with the State Department or other agencies before getting involved in foreign affairs, and that his naïveté put him at risk of being outmaneuvered.
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The concern with declaring the Korean war over — as it was "halted with a 1953 armistice but never officially brought to a close" — is that it would look as though Trump was "outmaneuvered" by Kim, the NYT reports.
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The territorial surrender, and its economic importance, raised new doubts about the political future of the Kurdish president, Massoud Barzani, the driving force behind the referendum, who was clearly outmaneuvered by the Iraqi prime minister, Haider al-Abadi.
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"The political dynamics of the State Senate have allowed New York City to be consistently outmaneuvered," said Mitchell L. Moss, a professor at New York University and the director of its Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management.
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Meeting in 20063 at the Lushan resort in central China, Mao outmaneuvered them — a turning point in modern Chinese history that transformed the famine into the worst in recorded history and helped create a personality cult around Mao.
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Mr. Cruz did not just dominate much of the Republican debate, he slashed, he mocked, he charmed and he outmaneuvered everybody else onstage — but none as devastatingly and as thoroughly as this campaign's most commanding performer, Donald J. Trump.
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By the time Sonthonax returned three years later, Louverture was commander-in-chief of the Saint Domingue armed forces, he had vanquished the Spanish, outmaneuvered the planter class, and was on his way to kicking out the British too.
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But while few politicians have better absorbed the lessons of the party's rightward tilt in recent years, Mr. Cruz found himself outmaneuvered on issues like trade and national defense by an outsider whose political antenna had a crisper signal.
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Over many years, the North Koreans have outmaneuvered several American presidents — Republicans and Democrats alike — with technological advances that seemed highly threatening but not worth the risk of a war that could kill millions in South Korea and Japan.
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WASHINGTON — The cease-fire agreement reached with Turkey by Vice President Mike Pence amounts to a near-total victory for Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who gains territory, pays little in penalties and appears to have outmaneuvered President Trump.
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Hundreds of secret Iranian intelligence cables obtained by the Intercept and shared with the New York Times "show how Iran, at nearly every turn, has outmaneuvered the United States in the contest for influence" in Iraq, per the Times.
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This is a man who was, by most accounts, outmaneuvered by his rivals inside the Trump administration — like Jared Kushner and Gary Cohn — and forced out in the wake of an impolitic phone call to left journalist Robert Kuttner.
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"About 28 percent of our economy today is trade ... the problem is we have allowed ourselves to be outmaneuvered with some other countries using mercantilist policies," Smith said, citing the economic theory that powerful countries should export more than they import.
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Wisconsin led by six before Bezhanishvili outmaneuvered Happ to score on the inside and sophomore guard Trent Frazier got a high bounce off the rim that dropped in for three points as Illinois moved within 47-46 with 6:58 left.
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The country clubbers in the business wing of the party, concerned about business regulations, government spending and tax policy, have been outnumbered and outmaneuvered by conservatives primarily interested in abortion, gay marriage, support for religious schools and related social issues.
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Trump's confidence that he can wing it through international summits ought to be in tatters -- given his failure in Finland and the ballyhooed summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last month, where the President also seemed outmaneuvered.
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In his time as de facto deputy president, young Kennedy was, according to Tye, outmaneuvered not only by Khrushchev but, during the civil rights campaign, by the governors Ross Barnett in Mississippi and John Patterson and George Wallace in Alabama.
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In a telephone interview on Friday, Mr. Trump defended his integrity as a businessman — "I shoot very straight" — and argued that those who accuse him of acting in bad faith are often the same people he has outmaneuvered in deals.
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Global giants like General Motors, Toyota, Ford and Volkswagen are fully engaged in the self-driving race against the likes of Tesla, Uber and Waymo, a unit of Google's parent company, and are loath to be outmaneuvered by Silicon Valley disrupters.
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Over the first six months of the presidential campaign, Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Warren have outmaneuvered the other 21 Democratic candidates, demonstrating an innate understanding of the value of viral moments and nonstop exposure that drive politics in the Trump era.
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Gomes had hoped to be the standard bearer of the left but was outmaneuvered by jailed PT leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who is serving a 12-year prison sentence for corruption and anointed Haddad as his stand-in.
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He was outnumbered and, as a novice in the jungle of European power politics, outmaneuvered at every turn as he sought to make good on the grand moral principles on which he based America's entry into a war far from his nation's shores.
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Be smart ... Erik Smith — founder of Blue Engine Message & Media, and a former senior House Democratic adviser — said: "Speaker Pelosi's sole job in 2019 will be to serve Trump to the 2020 nominee on a platter ... She won't be bullied or outmaneuvered."
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While someone a decade older might have experienced their personal peak at the same time as Arsenal, I missed out on that euphoria, and instead had to watch Arsene get outmaneuvered by Tony Pulis twice a season, which is not particularly fun.
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Anadarko holders would receive about $73.46 for each of their shares, a 57% premium over the stock's closing stock price on April 11, the day before Anadarko said it had a merger agreement with Chevron Corp; Chevron was later outmaneuvered by Occidental.
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To achieve the deal, J. Crew has outmaneuvered opposition from some of its lenders to placing its brand in a separate company to raise new debt by relying on the support of other creditors, in a strategy first reported last month by Reuters.
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Where are you, at the end of the harrowing scene in the courtroom, when Portia asks the man she has outmaneuvered and ruined whether he agrees to the terms she has dictated, terms that include the provision that he immediately become a Christian?
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The story was the same on Monday as Halep, a French Open finalist in 2014 and 2017, broke for 2-1 in the opening set and never looked back as she outmaneuvered Mertens, who was sent chasing the ball all over the court.
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The most fascinating section of MacLean's book is her account of how Buchanan, with all his wisdom about setting rules, was outmaneuvered at George Mason by an otherwise obscure individual (but with close ties to Koch) named, of all things, Richie Fink.
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But while Trump-appointed regulators have been cutting Wall Street some slack in how they apply the rules, the rewrite showed how small banks outmaneuvered their big rivals on Capitol Hill, where Wall Street is still struggling to shake off its negative image.
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Four years ago, the party leaders in New York — Representative Joseph Crowley of Queens being the most influential among them — were stung when Mr. de Blasio and the Progressive Caucus outmaneuvered them to install a mayoral ally, Melissa Mark-Viverito, as speaker.
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Had the confrontation not ended with Arya slicing open his neck, Littlefinger might have enjoyed the cunning poetry of it: A master manipulator outmaneuvered by a pupil he'd victimized, killed by the very dagger he'd used in past plots against her family.
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In June, he successfully outmaneuvered the neoconservative John Bolton — Trump&aposs national security adviser at the time, who Carlson has long castigated on his Fox News show — to successfully persuade the president at the last minute to abandon plans to bomb Iran.
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As president, Mr. Trump has left dozens of critical administration jobs unfilled, rejecting stalwart Republican applicants deemed insufficiently loyal to him — and now he is decrying the disloyalty of the 20 to 30 conservative members who outmaneuvered and overpowered him on health care.
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General Dostum outmaneuvered Mr. Ishchi to become the head of a regional paramilitary force, but Mr. Ishchi refused to serve as a subordinate of the general, remaining one of the political pockets that the general could not control in his northern stronghold.
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It is a point of pride he has highlighted on Twitter and in interviews, as he has become concerned about the perception that he is being outmaneuvered by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a veteran negotiator who even Mr. Trump has praised in the past.
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The fact that [both companies] have this director on there, who, even if he is completely innocent, has been unable to serve the interests of the company now for 13 months, is just one of the many ways that Musk so artfully outmaneuvered the agency.
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Judy Moncada (Christina Umaña) learned the drug business beside her husband—whom Escobar had his sicarios dismember and cremate at the end of Season 1—but not well enough to see she's being outmaneuvered by the big boys she enlists to exact her revenge.
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DreamWorks has been linked with Softbank and Hasbro in the past In many ways, Universal Pictures' animated movies have outmaneuvered DreamWorks' over the past few years, with each picture — produced by Illumination Entertainment — being generally about $50 million cheaper to put out than DreamWorks' movies.
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Why it matters: "Both the racists and a segment of violent antifa counter-protestors are amped for battle in an escalating arms race, where police departments are outmaneuvered, resulting in increasingly violent dangerous confrontations," former New York City police officer Brian Levin told Politico.
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After years of work in a backwater bureau he had outmaneuvered the knuckle-draggers that wanted a preemptive strike, and he had cruised past the ancient Secretary of State, whose words of caution were an archaic throwback to a simpler, less technologically sophisticated era.
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Amping up his heated feud with the Republican National Committee, Donald J. Trump warned the party of a "rough July" at the convention as he railed Saturday against the way delegates were selected in places like Colorado, where he was outmaneuvered by Senator Ted Cruz.
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Months later, the newly minted DOJ leader outmaneuvered Mueller, his friend and former underling during the Bush years, when he took advantage of the special counsel's narrow interpretation of his mandate to clear the president of wrongdoing before the special counsel's report was made public.
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In order to compete against Uber, which has out-funded and outmaneuvered in the U.S. and abroad, Lyft has entered into a global strategic alliance with leading ride-hailing startups in other markets, including Didi Kuaidi in China, Ola Cabs in India and GrabTaxi in Southeast Asia.
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The plantation industry appeared to get outmaneuvered on the RSPO, whose membership had evolved from 47 entities largely from the industry itself to 1,73 voting members, including 33 environmental and social activist groups and 612 consumer goods manufacturers, according to interviews with company executives, government officials, traders and activists.
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Similarly, Chuck outmaneuvered his former protégé Bryan (Toby Leonard Moore), in the process neutralizing not only him but his boss, the Attorney General (Clancy Brown), in an elaborate deception that Chuck hatched with his father (Jeffrey DeMunn), who might be the show's most utterly amoral character, which is saying something.
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But then he was outmaneuvered by Jared "Count of Monte Cristo Jr." Kushner and was betrayed: First subjected to a number of humiliations by Trump that were subsequently leaked to the press, then exiled back to New Jersey, where he may or may not serve out his final year in office.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly been outmaneuvered in the selection of individual delegates because he did not build an organization capable of the needed mechanics: identifying supporters, helping them run for delegate slots and then getting other supporters to attend state and local conventions to vote in the pro-Trump delegate slates.
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She also appeared on Los Angeles radio station KNX, where said there was "no question" that House Majority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) outmaneuvered Trump on the border negotiations.
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Clinton spending aggressively to try to dominate the early vote, Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly created distractions for himself in the past two weeks, is in jeopardy not just of being outmaneuvered but also of running out of chances to improve perceptions of him enough to win over undecided voters.
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Grab, the Singapore-based ride-sharing company competing with Uber for dominance in Southeast Asia, said on Monday that it expected to raise $2.5 billion in a new fund-raising round, in part with the help of the onetime major Uber competitor Didi Chuxing, which outmaneuvered its American rival in China.
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Michael Barbaro at the New York Times saw a much more formidable Cruz: Mr. Cruz did not just dominate much of the Republican debate, he slashed, he mocked, he charmed, and he outmaneuvered everybody else onstage—but none as devastatingly and as thoroughly as this campaign's most commanding performer, Donald J. Trump.
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The retired four-star Marine general was confirmed as President Donald Trump's Pentagon chief to great fanfare among Republicans, but many congressional defense hawks were disappointed with his opening act as he was outmaneuvered by others within the administration and his defense budget fell short of fulfilling their desire to inject the military with a massive spending boost.
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William W. McGuire, the former chief executive of UnitedHealth Group and the owner of the Minnesota United of the North American Soccer League, heads the second group, and last year he outmaneuvered the Wilfs and landed the expansion franchise by promising to build an open-air soccer-specific stadium with private money — a rarity in American professional sports.
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Beyond that, these companies have been seen from time to time as potential victims of disruptive industry and consumer changes: Disney under assault from cord-cutting and streaming video; Walmart at the mercy of Amazon; Nike outmaneuvered by Adidas's viral marketing and with less control over online sales; Starbucks unable to handle traffic from online ordering and subject to upstart attacks in China.
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With Mr. Sewell and Mr. Ritter circling Mark Thompson's stripped-back set, the actors' eyes narrowing or flashing as betrayals of their putative bromance cross their lips, Mr. Key appears in more than one way relegated to the sidelines, outmaneuvered by the shifting tensions of the play and also by two expert colleagues who find blood sport in an aesthetic disagreement and play it for all it's worth.
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The Diplomatic Reception Room setting gave Mr. Trump the kind of made-for-television presidential moment he has long craved — a parallel to President Barack Obama's late-night announcement in 2011 that Osama bin Laden had been killed — at a time when he has been eager for a story line outside of impeachment and a way to counter the narrative that he had been outmaneuvered by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey in ordering American troops out of Syria.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis and national security adviser H.R. McMaster (aided by White House Counsel Don McGahn) along with Joseph Dunford, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have successfully outmaneuvered the supporters of the "America first" agenda, notably former national security advisor Michael Flynn, who resigned in disgrace over lies about his Russia contacts, and senior adviser Steve Bannon, who was removed earlier this week from the principals committee of the National Security Council.
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Conservative firebrand Ann Coulter late Friday continued to blast President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to end the 85033-day partial government shutdown without securing funds for a border wall, saying he was outmaneuvered by Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.).
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