House Lannister, you've held your position and outsmarted your enemies.
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Senate Republicans outsmarted the media, my colleague Jeff Guo writes.
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"President Obama was pure and simply outsmarted," Trump said on Monday.
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On Tuesday, Kuroda suggested that the researchers could be easily outsmarted.
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As the fourth season opens, Chuck has been fired, Axe outsmarted.
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And President Obama didn't want Russia in because he got outsmarted.
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The outside world cannot be avoided, but it might just be outsmarted.
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The six women, two of them barely teenagers, had outsmarted Islamist extremists.
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Another is that the Republicans outsmarted the Democrats in the 2010 elections.
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In Greek mythology, Daedalus was a cunning craftsman who occasionally outsmarted himself.
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But the states outsmarted the administration by manipulating the language of the ACA.
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WALLACE: Mr. Trump... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: He's outsmarted her every step of the way.
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Go deeper: Trump says Russia is out of G7 because "Putin outsmarted Obama"
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I thought I had outsmarted the system, with my measly $7.99 a month.
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He thinks he's outsmarted her by suggesting that she show mercy to Mirovich.
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"He was too smart — he outsmarted the system and management, I think," Syta says.
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He's so sure, and so relieved, that he's finally outsmarted his wily younger brother.
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She's consistently confounded her foes, and in particular, repeatedly outmaneuvered, outfoxed and outsmarted Trump.
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We never outsmarted the entertainment industry when we opted for Netflix subscriptions over cable.
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How Netflix outsmarted everyone else in TV. Jason Hirschhorn, the CEO and chief curator of Redef, returns to the Recode Media podcast to talk with Peter Kafka about media moguls, the virtues of taking time off and how Netflix outsmarted the TV guys.
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Whether Trump was outsmarted by Congress or finally caved to pressure doesn't matter in Russia.
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We launched, gratefully, to reviews that we had outsmarted the news and redesigned crisis coverage.
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This space of imprisonment, and those imprisoned within, are beasts to be challenged, conquered, outsmarted.
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"She outsmarted me today, which is fair enough," the second-seeded Wozniacki said on Tuesday.
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With one move, Earn could have made Al a star, if only Clark hadn't outsmarted him.
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The last look on Margaery Tyrell's face says it all — she knows she's been outplayed, outsmarted.
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And on Amazon: "Amazon may have outsmarted itself with HQ2 tactics," by Shira Ovide, Bloomberg Opinion.
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It has also outsmarted the Conservatives in using the internet to organise people on the ground.
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However, he is eventually outsmarted and killed by The Avengers, including Captain America and Iron Man.
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Trump hit Clinton for being a liar and for being outsmarted by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"I will never, ever accept the proposition that those who use violence have outsmarted me," he said.
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When the Silk Road first came onto the scene, it seemed like law enforcement had been outsmarted.
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Hirschhorn discusses media moguls, the virtues of taking time off and how Netflix outsmarted the TV guys.
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N which have outsmarted the retail juggernaut in smaller cities with deep discounts and group-buying deals.
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Instead, they were easy prey for their opponents who outsmarted them with a series of quick breaks.
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Ulana was one in a network of scientists who outsmarted the swarm of misinformation surrounding the Chernobyl explosion.
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" Trump shot back, "She doesn't like Putin because Putin has outsmarted her at every step of the way.
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Top 15 waiver-wire pickups for Week 3 of fantasy football10 times Bill Belichick outsmarted the entire NFL
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But Mueller may be aware that, when a sphinx is outsmarted, it is the end of the sphinx.
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Without directly referencing the United States or Trump, Putin said he felt Kim had outsmarted his political adversaries.
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George is softly kindhearted and a little slow on the uptake (he tends to be outsmarted by Martha).
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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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Still, when Trump took over the White House the prevailing wisdom was that he had outwitted and outsmarted Democrats.
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He claimed multiple times on Monday that Putin had "outsmarted" former President Obama when he invaded and annexed Crimea.
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In fact, she outsmarted Michael's torturing schemes in nearly all of his 802 attempts to build the perfect neighborhood.
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He told reporters on Monday that Obama was "outsmarted" by Russian President Vladimir Putin during the invasion of Crimea.
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Trump fired back at Clinton — "You're the puppet" — and said Putin had "outsmarted" her when she was Secretary of State.
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Then they outsmarted him again by putting it right near his house, where they knew it would be kept clean.
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"The Weekly": The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about a woman in Nigeria who outsmarted Boko Haram.
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"I think Russia outsmarted U.S. in the last few years when it comes to attracting Turkey toward it," Bakeer told CNBC.
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" The former senior official told me that he agreed with this assessment: "Maduro is wily, and he has outsmarted his enemies.
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" He quickly recovered and said, "She has been outsmarted and outplayed worse than anybody I've ever seen in any government, whatsoever.
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Mr. Trump defended the Russian leader, insisting he had no close relationship with him, but that Mr. Putin had "outsmarted" Mrs.
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Worryingly, Trump trusts his gut over his briefing notes — and his doubters and critics worry he could be outsmarted in negotiations.
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They were not removed from the G232 because Obama was mad that Russian President Vladimir Putin had somehow outsmarted him. 233.
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I find that just absolutely — Trump: She doesn't like Putin because Putin has outsmarted her at every step of the way.
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I find that just absolutely — TRUMP: She doesn't like Putin because Putin has outsmarted her at every step of the way.
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I thought that I could keep Rouch under control if I met him in a public place, but he outsmarted me.
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But we forget that artificial intelligence can be outsmarted and that algorithms (such as the 4chan example) could potentially have catastrophic consequences.
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Eve is alternately repulsed by and attracted to the brutal killer who has outsmarted MI5 largely by being female and, therefore, invisible.
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From their billiard club in Mile End, east London, Ronnie and Reggie outsmarted the cops and took a cut of all trades.
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The monkeys, which are fearless, food-focused and armed with sharp teeth and claws, have for years outsmarted other efforts at control.
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I find that just absolutely... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: She doesn't like Putin because Putin has outsmarted her at every step of the way.
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The Wolf in Catherine Storr's "Clever Polly and the Stupid Wolf" is a spectacular character, intent on devouring Polly but always outsmarted.
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In 1919, McGraw outsmarted himself and acquired Hal Chase and third baseman Heinie Zimmerman, who was on Chase's level as a crook.
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We'd like reach Inky for a blow-by-blow on how he outsmarted his mammalian captors, but it seems nobody can locate him.
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Trump has blamed former President Obama for Russia's annexation of Crimea, repeating during Monday's press conference that his predecessor was "outsmarted" by Putin.
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"Putin has outsmarted her and Obama at every single step of the way," he argued, from Syria to the development of new missiles.
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Never underestimate your teachers Even when his students thought they had outsmarted him, Mr. Feeny was always two steps ahead of their schemes.
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So spending free time being humbled and outsmarted by creatures we supposedly evolved past can instill a sense of connection, modesty and reverence.
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"I guess President Obama, because Putin outsmarted him, President Obama thought it wasn't a good thing to have Russia in," Mr. Trump said.
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The President mocked other politicians for supporting NAFTA, attacking Mexico as "spoiled" and arguing that Canada had outsmarted the US, the Post reported.
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In memoriam: John Bogle built Vanguard into a $4.9 trillion mutual fund company on the belief that the market couldn't consistently be outsmarted.
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"I guess President Obama, because Putin outsmarted him, President Obama thought it wasn't a good thing to have Russia in," Mr. Trump said.
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Sanders quiets 'Bernie or Bust' contingent with plea for unity Meet the guy who outsmarted everyone by applying for DNC protest permits months ahead
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He outsmarted himself by trying to use Clinton as a shield Here is Trump, on October 31, 2016, at a rally Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Jordan Peele outsmarted the Kim and Kanyes of the celebrity world by putting his wedding day dollars where they really count -- in his pocket!
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A Canadian dog owner was left dumbfounded recently after he realized that a wild animal may have outsmarted him to gain access to his trash.
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Democrats' gleeful declarations that they outsmarted Republicans in a battle over a spending bill that avoided a government shutdown drew the ire of the president.
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" Rodman says Brown tried to be clever but "outsmarted himself" and now HAS to quit the NFL because he basically "has no choice right now.
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Indeed, the opposite may be true; his repeated reversals have revealed him to be a diplomatic novice, outsmarted in the international arena by more experienced rivals.
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Trump and Clinton sparred over the influence of Vladimir Putin, with Clinton calling Trump the Russian president's puppet and Trump claiming Putin had repeatedly outsmarted Clinton.
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Beck said cadets are not allowed to drive patrol cars, and the teens had outsmarted the checkout system set in place to account for patrol vehicles.
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Having successfully outsmarted their human overlords, Toronto's raccoons seem bored with just picking through trash scraps, and have now brought their siege straight into people's homes.
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You have G8, now it's a G7, and you invite the person that was thrown out really by President Obama and really because he got outsmarted.
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Skalnik told of victims' begging for their lives and of remorseless killers who laughed after their slaughters, boasting that they had outsmarted prosecutors and the police.
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They exchanged sharp words over the influence of Vladimir Putin, with Clinton calling Trump the Russian president's puppet and Trump charging that Putin had repeatedly outsmarted Clinton.
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It's actually the Commander who appears the most shaken, as he realizes these women outsmarted both him and the government with just a stroke of their pens.
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It also faces rising competition from nimbler rivals such as Pinduoduo which have outsmarted the retail juggernaut in smaller cities with deep discounts and group-buying deals.
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Countering the chaos One textbook on arson notes that people who set fires like to feel they have outsmarted the authorities and enjoy testing their intelligence against them.
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The big picture: Ma appeared onstage at the event with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, with whom he had a disagreement on whether humans can be outsmarted by computers.
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He weaves riveting tales of legacy brands caught resting on their laurels, the hungry newcomers who outsmarted them and a network of prescient investors working behind the scenes.
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Back in 2014, it was common for Republicans to compliment Putin as a way of criticizing Obama by arguing that the American president was being duped or outsmarted.
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What interested Canova about Washington was not that he had outsmarted the British in the Revolutionary War, or that he had presided at the creation of a new country.
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Outteridge had outsmarted his long-standing rival Peter Burling at the start and the crew of six elite sailors managed to fend off New Zealand's repeated attempts to pass them.
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Given the real-life backdrop of the continuing investigation into whether Russian intelligence agencies outsmarted American intelligence services to help get Donald J. Trump elected president, the movie is fortuitous.
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When the dust clears, they're hit with the somber realization that what first appeared like a sound victory for Maggie was actually another moment where they were outsmarted by the Saviors.
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Lees said there was no way he could tell whether the daddy long legs spider actually killed the snake with its venom, or if it outsmarted the snake with its web.
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They kicked the shit out of grown men, they outsmarted the bad guys, and they saved the day without ever relying on male assistance, unlike many other female heroes of the time.
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Russia, Crimea and Obama Trump repeated his claim that Russia was suspended from the G8 because of Barack Obama's personal embarrassment about being "outsmarted" by Russian President Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea.
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It's a world in which secrets no longer mean anything, where men in their 30s are acting like 20-somethings, and where everyone is constantly unsure as to whether they have outsmarted themselves.
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The man is tactful and organized — everything Walter White's careless chem teacher isn't — so it was a surprise at the end of season four when his character was dramatically outsmarted by Walter White.
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In recent months, Brennan has ripped the president for scrapping the Iran nuclear deal and being outsmarted by Russian President Vladimir Putin in regards to the nation's meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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New York (CNN)Former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said Friday that the party outsmarted itself in passing a 2012 rule that he said was aimed at blunting his influence on that summer's convention.
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A driver trying to save money on transportation fees thought he had outsmarted everyone else when he decided to stack three trucks on top of each other and drive them to his intended destination.
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He has called U.S. President Barack Obama, the European Union and United Nations "fools", and warned they would end up humiliated and outsmarted if they accepted his invitation to investigate his anti-drugs campaign.
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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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Trump claimed Russia was expelled from the G8 because "President Putin outsmarted President Obama," blaming his predecessor for Russia's invasion of Crimea and reiterating that he'd like to see Putin back at the table.
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Even there, nameless government agents are portrayed by the titular "wolf," a pop-up book villain that's outsmarted in the end if the song's major-key resolution is to be taken at face value.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Unseeded Czech Marketa Vondrousova became the first teenager to reach a Grand Slam final for 25 years as she outsmarted Johanna Konta 25-25 23-215(230) at the French Open on Friday.
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When Matonis had finally outsmarted the most deceptive malware in history, he says he felt that same feeling, a rush that he could only compare to taking off on that Harley-Davidson in first gear.
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The former schemers and pundits have laid out epic plans, but then they've consistently been sidelined and outsmarted by characters who are supposed to be less witty and observant, less influential and careful, or less crafty.
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The microgrid helps to maximize these energy savings — if it's a mild day and homes don't need as much energy, it turns on the heat pump and water heater to store excess energy for later. Outsmarted?
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Trump then went on to press Russia's case in his closing summit news conference, and sidestepped the question of Crimea by falsely claiming Putin had "outsmarted" his predecessor Barack Obama by capturing the territory from Ukraine.
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But when he talked about how Fidel had outsmarted so many American presidents, and how Fidel had cunningly dodged all those assassination attempts, it was not just a smidgen of admiration he betrayed, but an identification.
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I can see a version of this show where he ascends to sit upon the Iron Throne, but I think it's more likely he's ultimately, finally outsmarted (probably by Sansa, his protégé) and loses his life.
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Lin Wei, 123, one of a handful of male sixth-grade teachers at a primary school here, has made a habit of telling stories about warlords who threw witches into rivers and soldiers who outsmarted Japanese troops.
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In other ways, too, Sheikh Hasina has outsmarted Mrs Zia, who shows signs of frailty and whose son and political heir, Tarique Rahman, cannot return from exile in London because of corruption charges awaiting him in Bangladesh.
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I can see a version of this show where he ascends to sit upon the Iron Throne, but I think it's more likely that he'll ultimately be outsmarted (probably by Sansa, his protégé) and lose his life.
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Read more: 10 times Bill Belichick outsmarted the entire NFLAs the play clock ticked towards zero, Belichick had one of his lineman intentionally false start, thus giving the Patriots another penalty that the Jets elected to decline.
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Once again outsmarted (barely) by Greg, Tom not only fails to get rid of all the evidence that something was amiss in cruises, he gives his protégé the perfect tape of him attempting to commit a crime.
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It's a chance to prove herself, and she blows it — jumping to the wrong conclusions; overplaying her hand with her bosses; and being consistently outsmarted by Marcus, a fellow detective accused of killing his son and ex-wife.
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"Streampunks" tells the story of a multicultural cast of video creators who have outsmarted the media's white, male gatekeepers to build the next wave of television, enlightening and empowering viewers with their intimate, straight-to-the-camera dispatches.
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For many, Ovidio's newfound celebrity elevated him, along with his brothers, to the status of Sinaloa Cartel heavyweights, with Ovidio's exploits placing just him a few notches below his father in the pantheon of bandits who outsmarted the government.
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Lin Wei, 123, one of a handful of male sixth-grade teachers at the No. 212 primary school here, has made a habit of telling stories about warlords who threw witches into rivers and soldiers who outsmarted Japanese troops.
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"Trump outsmarted them," said Laura Ingraham, the Fox News host and author who was one of the many voices on the right who helped bury the 2013 immigration legislation that died when the House refused to take it up.
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And I guess President Obama, because Putin outsmarted him -- President Obama thought it wasn't a good thing to have Russia in, so he wanted Russia out...But, as you know, for most of the time, it was the G212.4.
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As he was preparing to take off from the White House on Friday, the president called a reporter an "organ of the Democrats" for pressing him on the matter, stressing that Obama had been "outsmarted" by Putin on Crimea.
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In his book Surrender Is Not an Option, he spends page after page self-servingly detailing his contempt for government agencies and career officials, and how he eventually outsmarted them all to make them adopt his points of view.
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As the New Republic's Brian Beutler has pointed out, Cruz went so far in fighting comprehensive immigration reform in the Senate that he outsmarted himself, pushing for a poison-pill bill that appears to signal support for a pathway to citizenship.
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In her delightful, slightly profane speech, Midler thanked the Tony voters, "many of whom I've dated," honored the women who came before her in her iconic role and outsmarted the playoff music, waiting until it hit its crescendo to finish up.
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At one point, the cube even outsmarted its creators, creating a unruly anti-gravity field in the middle of Epic Games' Summer Skirmish final and forcing the developer to disable its effects and tack on an extra match to the tournament.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds lost out on Tuesday after British Prime Minister Theresa May shocked markets by calling a snap election, but those led by humans outsmarted those led by machines, in a reversal of fortunes from the Brexit referendum.
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Auschwitz survivor Tadeusz Borowski's novel This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen includes the short story The Death of Schillinger, in which the guard is similarly outsmarted by an attractive woman and shot in the stomach with his own gun.
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Although many of us journalists have derided Trump, the truth is that he generally outsmarted us (with many exceptions, for there truly have been serious efforts to pin him down and to investigate Trump University and his various business failings).
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Still, I doubt I'm the only listener of my generation who has at times succumbed to the lure of rock-snob dogmatism and worshiped false idols of authenticity, as if Sir Elton's splendid artifice were something to be outgrown or outsmarted.
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The sheer ballsiness of Sylvester Stallone for doing this movie for the money should also be commended, because he outsmarted the producers and made a nice eight-figure salary for basically using just one arm and muttering some stuff every now and then.
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Sadly, a lot of times, that guy who wanted to be the Superman of the block when he was never built for it ends up dead or locked up because he got outsmarted by somebody who was really cut from that cloth.
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Team Merkel knew that Peter Navarro, a senior White House trade adviser, holds that Germany's success as an exporter to America is explained by manipulation of the European single currency and by cunning Teutonic negotiators who outsmarted Mr Obama and previous presidents.
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A deep dive into the drivers behind the most recent violence—in which state security forces at all levels are being outgunned, outnumbered, and outsmarted—reveals a fractured cadre of cartels more powerful than ever, facing down a weak government struggling to cope.
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Highlight of the episode: Watching the meticulous and careful Gus Fring get outsmarted by Walt and Hector Salamanca isn't just one of the most shocking moments of the series, but it's also one of the best moments on TV in recent years.
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But that system outsmarted us all in a way that's irreversible, because we can't go back to cable — it's dying, we killed it — and we're now at the mercy of the streaming services and what they choose to charge us each month.
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I lost track of how many times they compromised on a sticking point, thought they were close, then got outsmarted by McConnell and his side, and we all raced to the press gallery as McCain marched in to keep up the public pressure.
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Despite a sharp economic downturn brought by falling oil prices and Western sanctions, Putin's supporters cast him as a father-of-the nation-style figure who has restored Russia to great power status on the world stage and outsmarted the West at every turn.
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Over a year ago, before Girls Trip, before the story of Jada Pinkett Smith and the Groupon, Tiffany Haddish sat down with Derek Waters, co-creator and host of Comedy Central show Drunk History, to tell the story of art historian Rose Valland, who outsmarted the Nazis.
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Those nonsensical words provide a satisfying feeling because seeing them means you've outsmarted and outlasted about 99 other players in a battle royale, and that glory is what Toronto rapper Adrian Dey captures on his new song "Game Winner" (which is not subtitled "Chicken Dinner," unfortunately).
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Musk took umbrage and pointed to how humans have already been outsmarted by machines at games like chess and Go. Ma insisted that it was "stupid" to consider this a sign computers were smarter than humans, comparing it to a human trying to out-run a car.
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The automaker on Friday released an extended version of the ad, titled "The Chase," security guards at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany piling into different Porsche vehicles to chase after a stole Taycan Turbo S. The thief, outsmarted at a narrow bridge, ends up being another guard.
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Musk didn't address such rules in his public remarks, but he did speak about regulation generally — and reiterated his long-held argument that it is needed soon to protect humanity from being outsmarted by computers, or "deep intelligence in the network" that can start wars by manipulating information.
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To recap what got us to this point, here's where we left off: Thinking that they had outsmarted Cersei and the Golden Company, Dany and her army traveled down to King's Landing to put a blockade around the city — if ships with food can't get through for the city, Cersei would have to surrender.
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Tuesday night on Desus & Mero's very special Valentine's Day episode, Kid Mero and Desus Nice talked about Ivanka's unapologetic puppy love and how the Donald needs to look out—not only has Justin Trudeau outsmarted Trump's weird handshake power play move, but now he's moving in on his daughter (or she on him, at least).
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At that same March meeting of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a lobbying group, Mr. Trump asserted that "my No. 1 priority is to dismantle the disastrous deal with Iran," arguing that the Iranians had outsmarted the United States in winning concessions and could still develop a nuclear weapon when the pact's restrictions expire in 15 years.
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I could only make out a few sounds: a man yelling, "Amen!" when Trump said, "George Patton is spinning in his grave;" the entire room clapping when Trump said "Putin has outsmarted" Clinton and President Obama; and an obese Lou Pearlman look-alike screaming, "Oh, bullshit!" when moderator Chris Wallace mentioned the sexual assault allegations against Trump.
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Read more:Bill Belichick would fly coach and put veteran players in first class, and one former Patriot said it was a huge factor in how players judge head coachesIt sounds more and more like this could be Tom Brady's last season with the Patriots12 times Bill Belichick outsmarted the entire NFL18 players to start or sit in fantasy football for Week 8
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Even when Trump went overseas and told a foreign audience that Obama was "outsmarted" and embarrassed by Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinTrump's 'soldier of fortune' foreign policy Feehery: Impeachment fever bad for Democratic governing vision Taliban travels to Moscow after Trump declares talks dead MORE, I thought that was so ridiculous, an outright distortion of the truth, that no one could take it seriously.
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"Deals" have been used since forever to actually persuade us to spend more money, but the internet's ability to expose us to them in our inboxes, on our targeted ads as we surf other areas of online, and even on social media, means they burn a hole in our collective pockets, and we end up spending more just to feel as though we've outsmarted the system by saving.
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"Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade said Wednesday that ex-White House aide Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE has "outsmarted" 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 by dragging him into a feud that will boost her book sales.
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