Even though it's four against one, the women are outmatched.
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Villagers were often simply outmatched by their huge negotiating partners.
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This means the government, especially the DOD, might wind up outmatched.
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Even as a longtime Gaslight fan I could concede to being outmatched.
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Bob Menendez, just before the vote called Craft "inexperienced," ''unknowledgeable" and "outmatched.
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But his rigorous discipline was eventually outmatched by his cravings for alcohol.
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But when he heads overseas, he finds himself outmatched by female writers.
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Example: The duck-sized horses' numbers outmatched the horse-sized duck's strength.
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Like Nick, he is outmatched — but far more deserving of what he gets.
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Then came Nunberg: a chatty, childlike adversary, blustery and arrogant and utterly outmatched.
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Biden is outmatched in cash reserves by South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen.
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Its players appeared outmatched on the field and dogged by disputes off it.
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Like Nick, he is outmatched - but far more deserving of what he gets.
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The Crusaders were also outmatched on the glass as Oregon outrebounded them 44-28.
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VFX company CorridorDigital pits a hopelessly outmatched Red team against a hoard of Blues.
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If these two are playing chess, he has no idea how outmatched he is.
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The YPG are a fierce group of warriors, but they're outmatched by Turkey's military.
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Aja was totally outmatched while playing some girl who was just giggly and dumb.
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Branden Albert — The Dolphins left tackle was clearly outmatched by 38-year-old James Harrison.
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The East India Company outperformed and outmatched the state in many parts of the world.
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Every case is a lengthy jury trial where I'm totally outmatched & losing the entire time.
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We've recently seen nations target outmatched nongovernmental groups that antagonize them in even trivial ways.
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While Weld has polled well in New Hampshire, his numbers are far outmatched by Trump's.
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Like the fictional Nick and Tom, he could find himself outmatched by a powerful female.
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It was routinely competitive because of its above-average defense even when outmatched in talent.
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So Isaiah decided to do what any sane person facing down outmatched combat would do: run.
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He was obsequious to the stone-faced Russian leader and came across as unprepared and outmatched.
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Not only are our election guardians merely outmatched, but the system they guard is also rickety.
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And while Weld has polled well in New Hampshire, his numbers are far outmatched by Trump's.
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Three of the Americans' goals came on power plays, as if the Finns weren't already outmatched.
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He did so by crushing an inexperienced and outmatched Jaideep Singh under the Rizin Fighting Federation banner.
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If anything, my dad and pop pop acknowledged long ago that they are outmatched by their mates.
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After winning his debut against Yuichiro Nagashima by knockout, he was then severely outmatched by Daron Cruickshank.
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The 2,900mAh battery is outmatched by 3,000mAh cells in thinner and lighter phones like the Huawei P9.
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Within the first few seconds of the three-round fight, it was obvious that Stacy was outmatched.
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Simply put, technology has outmatched our brains, diminishing our capacity to address the world's most pressing challenges.
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Armed with hunting rifles and small pistols, the ADF is vastly outmatched by Cameroon's U.S.-trained forces.
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Whether it was linguistic or other problems, in the end the team was simply outmatched by Switzerland.
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But, these events show that our current institutions and checks and balances aren't completely outmatched by new technology.
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Callus outmatched even the standard-bearer of the time, a rival emulator called MAME (Multi Arcade Machine Emulator).
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Conversely, Democrats have always lost when they were outmatched by star power (as when Reagan ran against Carter).
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Musk's recent behavior suggests that he's outmatched by the responsibility and challenge of running a company like Tesla.
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Her move left the President looking outmatched and out of answers when his bluster was returned with interest.
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Finally, and most recently, Ngannou kept his win-streak alive with a TKO over an outmatched Bojan Mihajlovic.
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They appeared to show Lee realising for the first time just how outmatched he was by the machine.
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When they fizzled, and were then outmatched by opposition protests, he couldn't help relitigating the matter for days.
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HEGSETH: Once they get through, they&aposre outmatched as far as size and number of agents at this point.
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But since 2010, Americans' confidence in the executive office has widely outmatched their belief in the abilities of Congress.
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The Tasmanian Fire Service, unaccustomed to tackling dozens of wildfires at once in remote locales, is finding itself outmatched.
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It doesn't take long to chase off the pirates; between my missiles and the freighter's turrets, they're easily outmatched.
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Biggs plays a dad of three with two sons and one daughter in his upcoming 2020 Fox series, Outmatched.
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The Afghan Army and police, riddled by corruption and hampered by poor leadership, have proved outmatched by the Taliban.
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Ultimately, the list of possibilities outmatched the cast of "Murder on the Orient Express" — a reality Mr. Trump recognized.
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The risk AI researchers are concerned with is about humanity being outmatched, not about getting into a shooting war.
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Finally, neither Mr. Trump nor his thoroughly outmatched legal team knows the full exposure he or potential witnesses face.
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Maybe Peter Kraus is feeling a bit outmatched by the other man, or maybe there's something more to his comments.
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The incredibly popular survival horror genre is defined by protagonists who are, whether male or female, all outmatched and afraid.
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On New Years Eve, heavyweight great Fedor Emelianenko emerged from a three-year retirement to crush an outmatched Jaideep Singh.
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Guns-ablazing, both the in-game characters and the player come to the stark realization that they are far outmatched.
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Technically, Red Dead Redemption's chaotic multiplayer world isn't really lawless, but in practice the lawmen are outnumbered, outmatched, and outgunned.
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Part of the problem, regulators say, is that they are outmatched and do not have the resources to investigate abuses.
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Deepening Ms. Warren's challenge in Iowa: She has been outmatched on television, outpaced online and others have matched her organization.
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The true beauty of free speech — the marketplace of ideas — is that inevitably the inaccuracies are outmatched by the facts.
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The U.S. boats were quickly surrounded and outmatched and followed Iranian orders to set course for Farsi Island, investigators found.
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Rose meant only that the Knicks could compete every night, that they would never be hopelessly outmatched at the opening tip.
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Jaime doesn't seem too impressed, but he's also outmatched by all of the Sparrows in the room, so he backs off.
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Robin Talley's novel As I Descended, released in September, tells an all-too-familiar story of potential outmatched by destructive ambition.
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The patrol was quickly outmatched by cartel gunmen, however, and it was withdrawn to prevent lives being lost, the government said.
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In a truly epic clash, the outmatched Starks defeated Ramsay Bolton, leaving the sociopath to be torn apart by his own hounds.
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Humanity is outgunned, outmatched, and enslaved in a gritty new short film from South African South African science fiction wunderkind Neill Blomkamp.
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But while Trump jokes on "Saturday Night Live" have been outmatched by the flamboyance of their subject, Kate McKinnon's caricature of Mrs.
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Iran is outmatched by the US in terms of conventional military capabilities, but a war would likely be detrimental to both sides.
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Too much was riding, psychologically and financially, on the economic policies, military posture and cultural orientation that had outmatched the Soviet Union.
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Warby Parker is quite successful, but as a retailer based in New York City, it was outmatched by Silicon Valley tech giants.
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The ecosystem is out of balance: The institutions responsible for maintaining democracy and ensuring a good life for ordinary people are badly outmatched.
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But demand for his teaching soon outmatched his availability, and in 1982 he began training assistant teachers who could establish their own centers.
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About two dozen white nationalists -- far short of the hundreds projected by organizer Jason Kessler -- found themselves overwhelmingly outmatched by throngs of counterprotesters.
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Until finally, outmatched by the overwhelming suffering of the world, absorbed by the scale of that pain, Hsiung's own suffering vanishes into oblivion.
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Though he's severely outmatched in terms MMA experience, he possesses the kind of grappling pedigree that could easily end Tokoro's night in a blink.
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When wildfires ignited across Tasmania's World Heritage Forests for the first time in living memory this summer, the state fire service found itself outmatched.
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The police showing was soon outmatched by activists, who formed human chains and crowded streets to prevent police from accessing the contested polling stations.
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Round two, however, saw Cirkunov ground his outmatched opponent, where he would lock in a neck crank, breaking the American's jaw in the process.
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Our tribe is outmatched in strength and power just by Ken alone but as a tribe, we all run smaller than the Gen Xers.
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TheiFrogz Impulse Duo headphonesdeliver good sound quality for the price, with a design that's yet to be outmatched by other Bluetooth earbuds I've tried.
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According to data compiled by Reuters, it is only outmatched in size by German software firm SAP, which is valued at roughly $135 billion.
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In terms of both money and a cohesive plan for advancing women candidates, Republican consultants and candidates acknowledge that they remain outmatched by Democrats.
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On Pro Basketball PHILADELPHIA — The demolition of an eager but thoroughly outmatched Marc Gasol was not completed until Joel Embiid brought out the windmill.
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The blocking of this scene is as important as anything that actually gets said: We've never seen Chuck this badly outmanned, let alone outmatched.
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But he also acknowledged the challenges ahead, likening his team to Washington's army in the Revolutionary War, "outgunned and outmatched" by rivals with more money.
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Telsa did something similar with the P85D, offering the same retrofit when the previously-top-of-the-range car became outmatched by the new P90D.
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And in the 106th game of that season—riddled with injuries and physically outmatched by the Boston Bruins—it was like the spell finally broke.
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In the clip below, Embiid would have picked up an offensive foul had he tried to power right through the outmatched and undersized Channing Frye.
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He seemed outmatched by this Alberich, with a breast-plated costume, looking like a kitschy reject from "Game of Thrones," that didn't lend him dignity.
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States and retail groups have long called for a fix, arguing that physical stores are being outmatched by online stores because of the tax advantage.
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Odin is proud of his power and riches, but ashamed of how he got them But, Hela explains, her appetite for destruction eventually outmatched his.
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In 2017, three cranes designed to withstand 95 mph winds in south Florida were outmatched by the force of Hurricane Irma, causing them to partially collapse.
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Russian regular forces, equipped with artillery, armour and anti-aircraft support, intervened to rescue the separatist militias in mid-2014 and soon outmatched the Ukrainian Army.
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The neighborhoods of Waterways, where Waddington used to live, Beacon Hill and Abasand were engulfed in "major, major fires" that left Fort McMurray's fire crews outmatched.
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The protagonists are almost always outmatched, and victory comes from the way they use the terrain, or knowledge gained earlier in an episode, to their advantage.
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Article continues after the video below Technically, Red Dead Redemption's chaotic multiplayer world isn't really lawless, but in practice the lawmen are outnumbered, outmatched, and outgunned.
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As Hone tells it, Navy commanders knew they were outmatched by the Japanese but also recognized that Guadalcanal was a decisive campaign of the Pacific War.
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All this leaves educators and school administrators feeling outmatched in influencing students who could be vulnerable to radicalization — and in developing constructive ways to fight it.
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If officers are able to upscale their investigative powers this way, it's more crucial than ever that we similarly upscale privacy protections or risk having them outmatched.
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In "Measure for Measure" at the Almeida Theatre, also in 2010, Mr Kinnear's Angelo—sometimes a monstrous prig—was a man tragically outmatched by his own feelings.
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The trouble is that they're far outmatched by a series of cringe-inducing decisions that make it clear exactly how badly the show burned itself last season.
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Instead, Nurmagomedov fought promotional newcomer Darrell Horcher at a 160lbs catchweight and dominated the contest to earn a second round TKO win against his grossly-outmatched opponent.
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He more or less singlehandedly won the game for the World Squad, which had been thoroughly outmatched in the history of the contest up to that point.
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With that play in particular, he was looking more like the two-time M.V.P. and less like the meek performer who was outmatched throughout last year's finals.
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Indeed, they fought back even though they were clearly outmatched—as did a fifth of the males whose mothers had been treated simultaneously with the antibiotic and Lactobacillus.
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Few can fault Smith for showing the cajones to take on such a high-profile fight when considerably outmatched on arguably the largest boxing stage in the world.
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We've seen what the aging heavyweight legend is capable of against an inexperienced, outmatched kickboxing export, and so it's time for the next step: a more legitimate test.
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Trump's advisers have also worried that Trump will be outmatched by Kim when it comes to discussing technical issues related to dismantling North Korea's nuclear program, sources said.
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And he's badly outmatched by Ms. Weisz, who fluently makes Rachel into a destabilizing force, a character whose mystery can make her gracious smiles seem etched in acid.
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In Super Bowl LI, the New England Patriots started off looking desperately outmatched by the explosive Atlanta Falcons offense and found themselves down 25 points in the third quarter.
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Go is an immensely complex game that requires shifting strategies, foresight in anticipating and responding to your opponent, and a certain degree of unpredictability so that you're not outmatched.
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Flipboard's simultaneous moves into e-commerce and, uh, enterprise software illustrate the degree to which a company born to aggregate the web has found itself outmatched by larger aggregators.
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"Her legacy will live on every time some underdog, outmatched and outgunned, defies the odds and delivers a win for the people," the Republican presidential nominee said at Mrs.
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Scored for 13 percussionists — playing dozens of instruments, often at earsplitting volume — and a grossly outmatched soprano, Ginastera's six-part, 25-minute cantata rages and pounds, wild yet precise.
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And Representative Barbara Ehardt said her bill seeking to ban transgender athletes was intended to ensure fair competition for those who may be physically outmatched by their transgender peers.
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North Korea's conventional forces are outmatched by the American and South Korean forces arrayed against them, which include massive forces that would flow into the theater during a conflict.
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Campaign missions in Destiny expansions are often rushed through solo, and players doing that here will find themselves struggling against the moon's nightmares, outmatched for maybe the first time.
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P. dmanisensis is only outmatched for the avian heavyweight title by the elephant birds of Madagascar and the mihirungs of Australia, which grew to masses of more than 1,500 pounds.
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The Main Event: Fedor Survives Insane First Round to Edge Maldonado Back in December, heavyweight legend Fedor Emelianenko made a successful return to competition against an extremely outmatched Jaideep Singh.
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Purchasers of drugs across the health system have been outmatched by the political and market power conferred on the pharmaceutical industry, which has the ability to increase prices at will.
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Instead, Mr. Slager said that he thought Mr. Scott was "running for some reason," and that he felt he was outmatched and "going to lose" the struggle with Mr. Scott.
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In substance, then, these figures demonstrate that the SEC is gravely outmatched and that private industry is increasing its spending at a rate more than twice that of its regulator.
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Some critics have called the team classless for celebrating after some of the late goals -- and accused the team of unnecessarily running up the score against an obviously outmatched opponent.
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There is widespread concern that without a dramatic course change, Trump will continue to be significantly outmatched by presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton on many fronts, including organization, communications and fundraising.
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Yet they say Belgian security services are outmatched by the threat in a country that, per capita, has supplied the highest number of foreign fighters to Syria of any European nation.
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Penn went 1-0-1 in a return to welterweight, then the losses started piling up—to Nick Diaz in 2011, to Rory MacDonald in 2012—and he looked progressively outmatched.
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These examples highlight how an extended CR would damage and delay Army modernization — increasing the chances that America's soldiers may find themselves outgunned and outmatched in a future conflict with China.
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The 28-year-old Mexican, a heavy favorite, imposed his will from the opening bell, delivering punishing body shots and knocking down his outmatched British opponent a total of four times.
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Mills said they were "not happy with where we are — we are not where we expected to be," after yet another defeat at home in which the team looked lethargic and outmatched.
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Yes, the regime in Tehran is oppressive at home and meddlesome in its near abroad, but it is ultimately a weak state surrounded by enemies and ferociously outmatched by the United States.
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Last year, Uber realized it was outmatched in China, where the company spent billions of dollars in rider subsidies to gain a foothold against Didi Chuxing, the incumbent ride-hailing app there.
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But it also needed to limit its response enough to not risk provoking a US reaction that could lead to regime change, given Iran is outmatched by the US in military power.
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Last year, Uber realized it was outmatched in China, where the company spent billions of dollars in rider subsidies to gain a foothold against Didi Chuxing, the incumbent ride-hailing app there.
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Freddy Bernal, a Maduro loyalist who was dispatched to the border recently, acknowledged that the Venezuelan military would be outmatched if the United States were to task its military with delivering aid.
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And even then, as Hand squealed and stretched the tires through each turn, the GT still never felt like it was outmatched by him, the track, or the limits of the car's engineering.
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In our 2016 review of the original $399 Zoom we found that the camera system wasn't as good as those of pricier devices, and was also outmatched by handsets that cost the same.
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Glenn's comments came a week after Sinaloa Cartel gunmen forced outmatched Mexican security forces to release one of the sons of jailed drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, who had briefly been detained.
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The player is often outmatched and underpowered, and so the best path to victory involves scouting a battlefield, stealthily picking off weaker targets, and taking advantage of the weaknesses of the bigger beasts.
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He has only one dragon vs Winterfell's two dragons, his cavalry should be outmatched by the Dothraki and the Knights of the Vale, and, as far as I know, he has zero direwolves.
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As China closes the technology gap, and projects their growing influence around the world, the difference between remaining a superpower and being outmatched might come down to something you can't even see. Photons.
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From the beginning, Hadley was outmatched — not only by her ex's stature as a law enforcement officer, she said, but by the cops' snap judgment of her as a scorned woman mad with jealousy.
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Those companies were already outmatched — with Google and Facebook capturing 90 cents of every new dollar spent on online ads — and the new browser moves will make it even harder for them to survive.
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There's a sweetness to its worldview, thanks, naturally, to its naive but lovable leads and their cheerful desire to keep going, no matter how horrible or comically outmatched they are on any given level.
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Dodgers 2, Mets 0 Hyun-Jin Ryu outmatched Jason Vargas in an unlikely pitcher's duel, when Ryu earned the win by tossing 7 43/3 scoreless innings as host Los Angeles edged New York.
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" Baucus warned that the U.S. is outmatched in terms of its capacity to retaliate against China because "President Xi [Jinping] and China have many many more tools at their disposal than President Trump does.
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Dohner -- who has more than 2 MILLION subscribers on YouTube -- says he's had his fair share of scuffles with Logan in the 2 years they lived together ... and thinks KSI's gonna be severely outmatched.
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He cleanly fielded a hard-hit ground ball from Harper for the final out of the game, securing Syndergaard's fourth win of the season, in which he outmatched one of the game's premier pitchers.
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Mr. Ledgett said on Tuesday that large companies and banks might be fundamentally outmatched by nation-state cyberattackers and suggested that the United States government needed to do more to help bolster their defenses.
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In 22.7, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving suffered postseason injuries that left James and his teammates severely outmatched; last year, the Warriors were coming off a record-setting 25.3-win regular season and looked unstoppable.
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The New York Knicks have been outmatched without their top two scorers the last two games, and they hope for at least one of them to return when the Memphis Grizzlies pay a visit Wednesday night.
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It's outmatched on paper in some areas by cameras like the Panasonic GH5, but if you're already in the Fujifilm system and want to get into video production, this is going to be of serious interest.
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To most people, the news that a prominent incumbent elected official is backing Clinton will come as no surprise — she is the overwhelming choice of the Democratic Party establishment and has consistently outmatched Sanders in endorsements.
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If he or his top generals were dead, though there would be fight left in the North Korean military, they'd soon realize they were outmatched and would retreat to stabilize what was left of their country.
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Ridge Ventures managing director Alex Rosen said that any venture fund under $150 million is now considered a micro-fund and is outmatched by some of the bigger funds continuing to push into earlier investment stages.
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In her research, Warren found that people got in over their heads not because they were greedy or lacked self-discipline, but because they were being outmatched by a sophisticated and often predatory industry of lenders.
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Another, hard-to-poll question: Given that Biden was getting big primary wins despite smallish crowds and an outmatched volunteer network, how should we interpret the fact that Trump supporters are more fired up but outnumbered?
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Both Meister and Borg believe Russia sees its cyber effort as a response to Western pressure and as an effective weapon for a nation that knows its conventional military arsenal of tanks, planes and ships is outmatched.
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It is just more of the same when it comes to regulation in the modern economy: a lot of ambiguous costly to interpret words and procedures on paper that are outmatched by rapidly evolving digital global technologies.
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The Sun Devils also have the possibility of having three N.H.L. draft picks on next season's roster and will add promising redshirts to replace some of the outmatched players they had to promote from their club team.
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Washington (CNN)As America effectively shuts down, failures over coronavirus testing kits and President Donald Trump's disastrous bid to calm the markets are coming to symbolize a federal government that increasingly seems outmatched by the global pandemic.
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And Google's G Suite, which includes tools like Gmail and Google Docs, is very popular, with two billion monthly active users — but is far outmatched by Microsoft Office and the cloud-based Office 365 in the workplace.
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Joe Biden's campaign is launching advertising in Super Tuesday states — but the small ad buy leaves the former vice president significantly outmatched by most of his Democratic rivals as 4083 states prepare to vote on March 3.
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For instance, in 2014, Grammy Award winning composer Maria Schneider testified before Congress that she spends more time sending notices than creating music, and she is hopelessly outmatched by online thieves thanks to the DMCA's feeble protections.
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The ranks of geriatric psychiatrists are thin, and the specialty is outmatched by burgeoning demand, said Dr. Gary Small, who directs the geriatric psychiatry division at UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine, where both Read and Spar teach.
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Biden's misgivings about his own conduct during his sometimes-combative interview on ABC's "Good Morning America" were outmatched by his insistence that President Donald Trump and his conspiratorial accusations of wrongdoing are shameful and wildly off the mark.
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Golden State was playing at home against an outmatched team, had a possible look-ahead to an attention-grabbing back-to-back at Memphis and Oklahoma City, and had endured a second Durant-Green squabble Sunday night in Sacramento.
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In power-politics terms, the Arctic Ocean resembles the South China Sea or Caribbean Sea — semi-enclosed bodies of water populated by one musclebound coastal state and a host of outmatched neighbors — less than it resembles the Mediterranean Sea.
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Power fantasies have their place, and I have enjoyed designing those games when it was a part of my day job—but it's much more interesting to make players feel underpowered and outmatched, then to see how they behave.
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The film is a long-shot for best picture, and is outmatched in the director and actor categories, but academy members wanting to make sure it wins something will probably reward its writer-director, Jordan Peele, with best screenplay.
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While El Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel successfully pinched off access at various points in the city, they trained their focus on Tres Rios, where Ovidio Guzman was briefly found and detained, but later released after officials realized they were outmatched.
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The nail-biting finishes would not include four blue-blood programs, No. 1 seeds Kansas and North Carolina, and No. 2 seeds Duke and Kentucky, each of whom won their games against outmatched opponents with little cause for alarm.
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The Russian campaign, backed by Iran's Revolutionary Guards and Shi'ite militia such as Lebanon's Hezbollah, has for now outmatched the rebels, including the al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front and units supported by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, and the United States.
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Relative to other progressive special interests, the immigrant rights movement has traditionally been a pauper's crusade, lacking in billionaire benefactors and financially outmatched by ideological rivals like the Center for Immigration Studies, the Federation of American Immigration Reform and NumbersUSA.
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Though the first fight of Fedor's comeback saw him defeat an outmatched Jaideep Singh under the Rizin FF banner, the second fight of this comeback will see him take on former UFC light heavyweight Fabio Maldonado (22-9) in the EFN cage.
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But their fans are a little bit cranky these days because the Caps have a well-documented history of playoff misery, and the predicted easy first-round opener against a young, but badly outmatched, Maple Leafs team has turned into a close battle.
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Some of our biggest rivals for international visitors—such as France, Italy and Spain—heavily fund their tourism promotion budgets using taxpayer dollars; allowing Brand USA to lapse would leave the U.S. severely outmatched in the fierce competition for international visitor dollars.
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A growing number of Trump's allies have advised him that his legal team appears outmatched by the stable of lawyers recruited by Mueller to investigate his campaign's ties to Russia, even as that team begins informally preparing him for an interview with Mueller.
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Some rank-and-file Republican lawmakers and officials watched his performance during the impeachment hearings with dismay, worried that Mr. Castor seemed outmatched and flat-footed facing a series of witnesses who came ready to offer damning accounts of the president's conduct.
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A highly ranked player is almost certain to be the odds-on favourite to win in these small tournaments and thus has the greatest opportunity to make money by intentionally losing to an outmatched player, handing a big payoff to those behind the fix.
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However, rather than celebrating Canelo's third light middleweight world title to compliment his WBC middleweight championship in the weight class above, you can't help but wonder what could have been with both Alvarez and Gennady "GGG" Golovkin fighting outmatched opponents over the last two weeks.
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Louisville pulls away from Siena in second half LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After muddling along to a three-point halftime lead against seriously outmatched Siena, Louisville used a 18-0 second-half run to blow out the Saints 473-60 on Wednesday night at the KFC Yum!
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And Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist, has begun advocating for Rosenstein's firing in conversations with Trump allies and advisers, according to people familiar with his efforts, who also say Bannon is warning that Trump's legal team is woefully outmatched by Mueller's team.
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Mayfield's play this season has given Cleveland plenty of reason for optimism going forward, but Mayfield, who set a rookie record for touchdown passes with 27, was outmatched by Jackson, who had 90 of his team's outrageous 13 rushing yards and threw for another 179.
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The stunning surrender — with Mexican forces badly outmatched, taken hostage by outlaws and forced to let loose a prominent suspect in their custody — began with a siege on the city of Culiacán on Thursday by members of the Sinaloa Cartel, once headed by El Chapo.
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Jude strives for enough power to keep herself safe, always, and while the amount of power she thinks she'll need keeps trending steadily upward, she always remains sympathetic, mostly because she is so clearly outmatched in terms of hard power by those around her.
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Fallon fought back with a deeply literal interpretation of Zayn Malik's "Pillowtalk," complete with pillow, but McCarthy more than outmatched him when it came to props: Her rendition of "Colors of the Wind" involved a wind machine, sprays of water, stuffed animals, and glitter-covered leaves.
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But the plot of this chapter is about a political press corps (not the investigators slowly piecing together the unseemly details of Trump's foreign entanglements, but the ones who cover day-to-day news and theater) that is outmatched and completely maladapted for the challenge he poses.
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Jordan Ford stuffed the stat sheet Thursday night with 18 points, 10 rebounds and four assists as No. 22 Saint Mary's rolled to a 27-point lead and cruised to a 75-543 West Coast Conference win over outmatched Pepperdine at McKeon Pavilion in Moraga, Calif.
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In interviews, advocates on the legal left also acknowledged they are up against decades of consistent messaging from the right and are outmatched financially by conservative groups focused on the courts, such as the Judicial Crisis Network, which routinely touts six- and seven-figure ad campaigns.
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It's to feel one's self become a permanent spectator; to live with the persistent sense that something is always happening elsewhere; to feel old, outlasted, outmatched by the bizarre physics of your own lifetime: The great spinning world has toppled off its axis and rolled away.
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In their outmatched game against the Iowa Hawkeyes, they took a knee at the one-yard-line by mistake, one of their players ran into a ref on a route, and then they took a timeout right before the half, only to take a knee on 4th and two.
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North Korean forces, with the backing of both China and the Soviet Union, outmatched their South Korean counterparts, and in the early hours of the conflict US officials on the Peninsula warned of North Korea's "complete air superiority" as ROK forces struggled to repulse North Korean tank units.
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That could leave McCollum in the unenviable position of having this notorious moment on Twitter revisited: With Nurkic, the Blazers likely would have been heavy favorites against the Thunder (49-33), but as it stands they seem outmatched by the combination of Paul George, Steven Adams and Russell Westbrook.
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EditorsNote: changes to "double by Max Muncy" in third graf; adds to seventh graf Hyun-Jin Ryu outmatched Jason Vargas in an unlikely pitcher's duel Thursday night, when Ryu earned the win by tossing 25 0.593/20.59 scoreless innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers edged the New York Mets 21.48-216.
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Last week, the bungled arrest of one of the sons of jailed drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman sparked an hours-long siege of the city of Culiacan, the capital of northern Sinaloa state, punctuated by blockades and running fire fights pitting outmatched security forces against a small army of Sinaloa Cartel gunmen.
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I tried to create these two different worlds with the idea being that you can sense, as the story goes on, that they're moving closer to each other, and at some point they're going to collide, and when they do, Ruth is going to be outmatched, and it's going to be bad news for her.
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Instead, it's an engrossing costume pageant of clichés: Sarah Paulson and Sterling K. Brown as the prosecutors Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden are noble but outmatched pros, drinking tequila and bantering at the office late into the night like Don Draper and Peggy Olson; Steve Pasquale, as Detective Mark Fuhrman, lovingly polishes his Nazi memorabilia.
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South Carolina got a much-needed blowout Monday before the start of Southeastern Conference play when it placed four players in double figures and routed outmatched North Greenville 97-46 in Columbia, S.C. Guard A.J. Lawson fired in a game-high 22 points for the Gamecocks (153-7), hitting 8 of 13 field-goal attempts.
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This was the most acres burned this early in the season since at least 2007, and Philip Truitt of the Texas A&M Forest Service, an organization that coordinates fire fighting efforts across the state, said this was the third largest fire in the history of the organization, outmatched only by a blaze in 1998 and another in 2006.
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When Belichick lifts the trophy this year, assuming his team manages to wax the totally outmatched Eagles, he will feel a brief rush of pleasure, stick that fucker in his trophy case, then move on to the invented crises of next year, ignoring the approaching black cloud of his death and the degradation of humanity at large.
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He's surrounded himself with characters who'll remind him of that fact, including his genius kid sister Shuri (Letitia Wright, utterly winning), whose devotion to helping her big brother is outmatched only by her devotion to teasing him; and his spy ex-girlfriend Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o, bright and strong as vibranium), who has a way of reducing him to tongue-tied longing.
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And as Vox's Alex Ward and Rebecca Tan reported, Kasowitz and his small team already seemed outmatched when compared to the experienced lawyers and investigators working for special counsel Robert Mueller: Trump's team, by contrast, is led by Marc Kasowitz, a Wall Street lawyer with minimal experience in federal investigations who burst onto the national scene with a typo-ridden statement defending the president.
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With everything that's at stake in the Star Wars universe (the fate of the galaxy, an outmatched struggle against a tyrannical and totalitarian military regime hell-bent on dominating everything in its path, the quest to revive a mystical order of knights), it can be easy to forget that, at its core, it's a grand, sweeping adventure about a bunch of people, aliens, and robots living in space.
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Trump and Clinton: Bring on the general election Despite leadership changes in his campaign and the expansion of his once skeletal staff, Trump's campaign has been repeatedly outmatched by Cruz's superior organization in the parallel campaign to identify, vet and elect loyal delegates who would stand by him through successive rounds of ballots at an open convention if Trump didn't clinch the support of 1,237 delegates on the first ballot.
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Their present problems weren't the most noble—Blake Griffin was absent after breaking his hand punching a team staffer the week before, Austin Rivers had been ejected in the second quarter for getting two technical fouls in short order, and the team had spent the first three-and-a-half quarters puttering around against the outmatched Wolves—and so were characteristic of what the team has often been, in defiance of both those forecasts and all that talent.
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They range from utter crap (Swordfish and its reliance on fancy visual interfaces) to maybe not as utterly crap as we assumed (Hackers may feature a gratuitous flame war between Crash Override and Acid Burn, but as Kamkar points out, patching a target to foil other hackers while leaving a back door for yourself is actually a valid technique) to being decent enough for a participation trophy (Skyfall gets credit for including the idea of polymorphic code, but demerits for including invalid hexadecimal code.) But for each one of those, there's a surprising example of truth and accuracy—like Wargames '80s-faithful move of dialing directly into a school's admin systems like a BBS, or Mr. Robot's portrayal of a hospital that runs its security on a hopelessly outmatched Windows 95 machine.
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