They are rarely overmatched so completely in the same game.
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The slow and poorly armed American ship was badly overmatched.
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He's not the only badly overmatched character in the episode.
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At times he appeared flustered, a bit befuddled and overmatched.
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Deshaun Watson went off against an overmatched Falcons defense last week.
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Can the overmatched father protect his family and thwart the psychopath?
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Even facing defeat, overmatched by a better opponent, he doesn't flinch.
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The rookie Josh Allen looked overmatched at times, before being injured.
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Chang reached the finals in 1996 but was overmatched against Sampras.
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A change to a more halting style could leave him overmatched.
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But he seemed to be a bit overmatched for his role.
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Part of the reason Deckard evokes sympathy is that he's clearly overmatched.
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Finally, Giorgio Petrosyan put on a masterclass against the overmatched Sorgraw Petchyindee.
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Policy confrontations, on the other hand, tend to leave him looking overmatched.
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"Might have been a little overmatched," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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Imagine that a woefully overmatched Browns team is facing the mighty Patriots.
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Or the time Anthony Randolph outshone an overmatched-looking teammate named Steph Curry?
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Sergeant Bellavia and his fellow soldiers were outgunned, overmatched — disadvantaged in every respect.
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He appears overmatched, but his trainer knows how to hit the board here.
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Mr. Dassey and his family were completely overmatched by the criminal justice system.
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And on current form, the Niners seem hardly overmatched even in those games.
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Expect the Black Knights to take out their frustrations on an overmatched UTSA team.
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It was not only Agostino di Duccio who was overmatched — the quarriers were, too.
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That proved to be enough of a cushion for Maeda against the overmatched Rockies.
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They got the job done against the overmatched Devils, but never looked especially scary.
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In the first half, he's keeping the overmatched Marines in the game by himself.
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The Taliban insurgency benefits from overmatched Afghan military forces but also an ineffective government.
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The Blackhawks, however, were overmatched by Marion Local in the tournament opener, 56-6.
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Every starter scored a run or knocked one in against overmatched, inexperienced Cincinnati pitching.
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That brought Friedrich to the plate and he looked overmatched early in the at-bat.
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Notre Dame piled up 2 yards and 28 first downs on overmatched Navy (2-6).
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Granted, most of the Penguins in this series looked unstoppable against the badly overmatched Rangers.
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"He can play a role where he's not overmatched physically by these guys," said Clifford.
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He is the youngest player in the American League, but he has not been overmatched.
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"He can play a role where he's not overmatched physically by these guys," Clifford said.
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The easy knockout over an overmatched opponent just gave the world something immediate to grab onto.
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At the opening bell of 235, the markets looked like an overmatched boxer entering the ring.
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The downpour quickly overmatched the drainage systems, leaving motorists stranded in standing water on city streets.
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Above all, he seemed overmatched by the job—exhausted, bored, confused—and furious at perceived sleights.
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In each match, the North American team looked overmatched from the first whistle to the last.
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Holt seemed overmatched, however, in his moderating of a 85033 campaign debate between Trump and Clinton.
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They are just physically dominating the South Koreans, who seem to be game if overmatched opponents.
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Overmatched in skill, they nevertheless ran circles around their opponents in the sticky East Asian summer.
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He has 217 starts, most among a somewhat inexperienced but extremely talented field, but he's overmatched.
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The much-maligned Giants offensive line, a major liability last year, seemed overmatched play after play.
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The Patriots' D is hardly overmatched, but the Titans are suited to attack its few weaknesses.
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Conservatives had better start facing the fact that the president is a man overmatched by his job.
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His is still unique and entertaining, but promoters are still squandering his tremendous talent against overmatched opposition.
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But he looked overmatched by the moment and by Federer for most of their brief first encounter.
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And I've been in a few situations doing this work where I definitely knew I was overmatched.
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Replacement starting center Ben Garland was not the only problem, but he was physically overmatched too often.
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Apocalypse was decimated by Grey's surprise ability, ensuring an unlikely victory for an overmatched group of X-Men.
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Portland was overmatched in a 102-78 loss to defending national champion North Carolina in its tournament opener.
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Comey's testimony portrayed Sessions as either being overmatched in a corrupt administration or participating in obstruction of justice.
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His absence was not expected to have a major impact against Maryland or an overmatched Rutgers on Nov.
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The Giants are overmatched, beaten down by injuries and lacking the cohesion it takes to sustain winning efforts.
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Their playoff experience might overwhelm the youthful Rams, but more recent performances suggest the Falcons will be overmatched.
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The seemingly overmatched Cleveland Cavaliers are about to take on the Golden State Warriors in the N.B.A. finals.
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Thompson, on Tuesday, played a game of pop-a-shot with an unidentified Chinese girl and was clearly overmatched.
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Rose scoffed at the notion of favorites or underdogs this week, saying Europe had no reason to feel overmatched.
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With landlords almost always represented by lawyers, tenants are overmatched from the start, tenant advocates and city officials say.
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Though British wild cards often prove to be overmatched cannon fodder in the qualifying tournament, Willis played with confidence.
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"Now overmatched, the riverine command boat crews submitted to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps navy's direction," the report said.
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Their rotation is overmatched, their lineup top-heavy and inflexible, and their payroll maxed out for the foreseeable future.
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He ceded his rotation spot to an overmatched replacement who was bombed in a 183-0 loss to Miami.
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Jerian Grant and Michael Carter-Williams, Rondo's overmatched fill-ins, combined for 8 points, 3 assists and 7 turnovers.
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Florida Gators oust Jim McElwain as head coach No contest: Florida outgained, overmatched in blowout loss to Georgia What favorite?
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His third score, on an 8-yard touchdown burst midway through the quarter, all but finished off the overmatched Roadrunners.
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Green described him as overmatched at the time of their meeting but said he had heard that Frazier had improved.
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The Nittany Lions showed last week that they have an offense that can score at will against an overmatched opponent.
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It's hard to imagine the United States matching the sheer dominance of last week's baker's-dozen thrashing of overmatched Thailand.
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He had finally advanced to Class AA, the proving ground for elite prospects, but felt completely overmatched at the plate.
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The group would have the advantage of surprise whenever they made their move, but they were still pretty badly overmatched.
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The Nationals' weakness was supposed to be an overmatched bullpen, but Washington finished off the Astros just fine in Game 2.
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Austin Peay shot 103 percent for the game but committed 20 turnovers as the Governors were overmatched from the opening tip.
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The weirdest moment of the night came in the bout between the ultra-experienced Thai, Thongchai and the overmatched Casey Greene.
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" Sharapova also used similar language to describe Lindsay Davenport, whom she beat in the 2004 Wimbledon semifinal: "I was overpowered, overmatched.
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What to Expect Chile is often physically overmatched against better teams, and the Netherlands tore them apart, 7-0, in April.
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Detroit defensive end Ezekiel Ansah blew past Ereck Flowers, the Giants' overmatched left tackle, for his third sack of the game.
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Or are they merely destroying the overmatched competition, along with the television ratings for a full season of preliminary playoff rounds?
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Padres top Nationals to avoid sweep WASHINGTON — The San Diego hitters looked overmatched the previous two games, and for good reason.
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In what should be a fantastic game between evenly matched teams, the deciding factor could be which overmatched secondary performs better.
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Irving and the Boston Celtics handled it as easily as they handled the overmatched Knicks, winning, 217-214, on Friday night.
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Virginia Tech's defense suffocated the overmatched Tar Heels, forcing three turnovers (two interceptions) and posting six sacks and 13 tackles for loss.
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He's just too overmatched in terms of star power, fame, charisma, fundraising, depth and breadth of staff work, and all the rest.
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He worried that the century-old pumps the city relies on to clear out flood waters would be overmatched by the storm.
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As the team aged, early exits or overmatched showings in the playoffs were soon followed by not making the playoffs at all.
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But they are still a basketball superpower, and they are imposing their will this postseason with another majestic romp past overmatched opponents.
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Though many eager players are betting on McGregor, he may still be overmatched against the boxing legend Mayweather, as the experts predict.
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The Knicks then turned that pick into Jerian Grant, a point guard who was overmatched in his lone season in New York.
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Because celebrity outlasts substance Via Quartz: Trump's name ID, celebrity and media-savvy overmatched Clinton's policy acumen and data-driven turnout operation. 224.
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The 29-year-old Nurmagomedov once wrestled a bear as a child and he had no trouble busting open a clearly overmatched Iaquinta.
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For the most part, those games have been over by the half, with UConn routing overmatched opponents by nearly 44.7 points a game.
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Against the overmatched competition she has been facing in Invicta, Cyborg has often been able to simply shove opponents off and keep swinging.
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Previously, this fear has been overmatched by another, bigger fear: that those who believe this message can't even express their opinions in public.
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The Liberty (5-4) rebounded from their worst loss of the season on Tuesday against Los Angeles to beat an overmatched Stars squad.
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After a statement win in Green Bay, the Eagles will run up the score for the Philly faithful against an overmatched Jets team.
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He gave himself a chance by getting through the seventh and eighth innings on only 18 pitches, bearing down against an overmatched lineup.
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Mr. Yarborough tried to discredit Mr. Bush by tying him to Barry M. Goldwater, the conservative Arizona senator and overmatched Republican presidential candidate.
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Drone industry executives and aviation experts said the systems at Gatwick, as at many airports, were overmatched for monitoring and warding off drones.
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Like its first two predecessors, it doesn't overcomplicate the formula: There's a killer cyborg, an innocent target and an overmatched guardian; mayhem ensues.
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While considerably overmatched by the volume of forces Moscow could push across the border at short notice, they are designed to guarantee a fight.
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McMaster's job, instead, is to lend his prestige to the cause of defending Trump, not to lend his expertise to an overmatched chief executive.
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"The DPRK regime's actions will continue to be grossly overmatched by ours and would lose any arms race or conflict it initiates," he added.
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The majority of these sources say YT inflated financial promises to the company, and they believe his ambitions overmatched the company's waning cash flow.
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But Kelly was clearly overmatched by the steely Putin, who was dismissive of Kelly much of the time and seemingly bored by the conversation.
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Trainer: Gustavo Delgado Jockey: Ricardo Santana Odds: 30-1 This guy has only one victory on his résumé and that was in February. Overmatched.
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Last summer, the Mets were chasing an underachieving Washington Nationals team that was plagued by injuries and led by an overmatched manager, Matt Williams.
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Second-round rookie Ronald Darby was not overmatched at corner as a 15-game starter; neither was guard John Miller when he was healthy.
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Cleveland led by just 3 at halftime, but soon enough, James was back in the open court, soaring for dunks against an overmatched opponent.
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Andrew Das: That was just piling on at the end by Russia, but it's hard to blame them: the Saudis were just woefully overmatched.
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How many bookshelves can be filled with tomes on the audacious Ho Chi Minh, the slippery and shadowy Henry Kissinger, the overmatched Robert McNamara?
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The 49ers' injury-depleted secondary was overmatched, and Jones used his strength to force himself over the goal line to secure an unlikely victory.
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Mr. Gosling, suddenly overmatched in the masculine cool department, acquits himself well enough, and Mr. Ford does exactly what you expect him to do.
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Is it actually more respectful to hold back, to toy with your opponent, to acknowledge in front of the whole world that they are overmatched?
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Even against overmatched opponents like Gregory Smit, Suzuki would give up top position and allow Smit to work from dominant positions before reversing and attacking.
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Scott periodically winds up as the butt of the film's jokes, especially when his shrinking regulator keeps malfunctioning, or when he's physically or intellectually overmatched.
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Sometimes, it is worth making that extra leap into the unknown -- a move that Trump, perhaps feeling ill-equipped or overmatched, has failed to take.
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The Giants might be overmatched by Syndergaard on Wednesday, but have all the tools necessary to compete with any other team in an extended series.
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" He noted that mismatched – or more specifically, overmatched – black students would have better outcomes if they attended "a slower-track school where they do well.
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He bashed two home runs off an overmatched Charlie Hudson, including one that nearly hit his own name on the big scoreboard above right field.
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But when the storms blow and the waters rise, overmatched bureaucrats and frustrated homeowners will end up caught in the undertow, for years to come.
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Was the United States a stumbling, but well intentioned, colossus beset by overmatched presidents, bumbling military leaders, divisive protesters, an invasive press and bad allies?
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation was created by Theodore Roosevelt in 1908, to fill in gaps in jurisdiction and assist where local enforcement was overmatched.
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This month, the United States beat an overmatched Trinidad team, then on Sunday grabbed a point in Mexico City, a place notoriously difficult to win.
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The Tide's running game netted only 76 yards, but that followed a 318-yard effort in the 62-10 rout of overmatched New Mexico State.
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The expectation among basketball fans was universal: Portland would drop off massively, and Lillard's performance would dip due to trying to carry an overmatched team.
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The No. 12 Spartans used that 3-point barrage, plus an overwhelming rebounding advantage, to manhandle overmatched Rutgers 96-62 Sunday at the Breslin Center.
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It's not hard to triumph over an inferior, overmatched opponent, but these are not the victories that give rise to heroes and songs of glory.
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Many of Lavin's best players either graduated or left town once Lavin left, and this St. John's team is simply overmatched in the Big East.
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And Cruise's preference for playing rakish, overmatched, but enduring good guys is well-established; he might veto any plot that takes him in a dark direction.
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Following two lackluster wins over seemingly overmatched teams, the 20th-ranked Wildcats were overwhelmed defensively in a 92-88 loss to Creighton at home Wednesday night.
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He added that regardless of what the North might try, it is overmatched by the firepower and cohesiveness of the decades-old U.S.-South Korean alliance.
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The Minnesota Wild blasted past the still-winless Kings 6-3 Tuesday, scoring five times on their first 15 shots as Los Angeles looked overmatched defensively.
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But in the sixth inning, with the Mets trailing, 3-1, and representing the tying run, Wright looked overmatched and struck out looking against Gio Gonzalez.
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SSE ARENA, LONDON — Michael "Venom" Page just iced another overmatched opponent in the opening round of his Bellator 235 fight at the SSE Arena in London.
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The bill would address the critical problem that our 20th century laws are out of date and overmatched by the 85033st century reality of political campaigns.
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Then there is Dzyuba, who created and then converted the penalty that drew Russia level in a game in which it appeared comically overmatched at times.
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By the end, with no mound visits remaining and an overmatched Stephen Tarpley having already pitched, Boone summoned the backup catcher, Austin Romine, to mop up.
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Bunning hurled a perfect game against the New York Mets — 19963 batters up, 27 batters out, ending with a strikeout of the clearly overmatched John Stephenson.
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Supporters of the establishment tried to drown out the slogans by shouting "Allahu akbar," meaning "God is great," but for the most part they were overmatched.
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The Mets suspended him and essentially forfeited their Sunday game, summoning an overmatched replacement, Adam Wilk, to New York on an overnight flight from Las Vegas.
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That season, they went 21-1 against the overmatched Devil Rays and Royals, and 8-1 against the Expos, Marlins and Phillies, their worst interleague rivals.
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The phone is more than likely handling the graphics processing, and it's safe to say that it was a little overmatched for the software it was running.
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It's the No. 1 state in black percentage of the population, but the vast majority of whites vote Republican, and so African-Americans and Democrats are overmatched.
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Nonetheless, mismatch research demonstrates that overmatched black undergraduates are far more likely to succeed in college and receive a degree when enrolled at the most selective institutions.
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Ronaldo, who did not play in Portugal's loss to Switzerland in the Group B opener, also drew both red cards that left overmatched Andorra even more undermanned.
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He may have accomplished some of that — the Bears have a promising young quarterback in Mitch Trubisky — but the team played conservatively and appeared listless and overmatched.
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Both teams easily dispatched their first two opponents, the vastly overmatched Tunisia and Panama, without much stress, or providing real insight into how good either might be.
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Sophomore swingman Malachi de Sousa produced a career-high 217 points for Albany (211-33), which was overmatched in its first meeting with St. John's since 23.
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The walk is like a cross between a bride heading down the aisle and an overmatched challenger heading into the ring — expectation and fear course through your bloodstream.
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It could well be a very boring fight in which Mayweather dances and dodges around an overmatched McGregor while landing enough solid punches to get a scorecard win.
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More group-stage blowouts, as well as more games in which an overmatched side tries to muck the game up in hopes of hanging with a better opponent.
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The veteran Padres shortstop was hitless in his previous 16 at-bats and had looked overmatched in his first two at-bats against Arizona's Zack Greinke on Wednesday.
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After putting up big numbers in blowout wins against overmatched opponents in their openers, Auburn and Clemson crank up the competition level for a top-15 clash Saturday.
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C.) Day School phenom, and VICE Sports favorite, piled up 45 points and 20 boards in an 87-15 shellacking of (the extremely overmatched kids from) Greenwood Christian.
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The Pentagon chief added that regardless of what the North might try, it is overmatched by the firepower and cohesiveness of the decades-old U.S.-South Korean alliance.
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And if you had stopped watching five seconds before the end of that bout you would assume that Mousasi had just continued to dominate the clearly overmatched Hall.
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This year, it feels like Texas should be overmatched, but that was true last year as well, and the Longhorns found a way to win the game outright.
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He was just 5-foot-8 and 150 pounds and worried that he would be overmatched in the rugged original six-team N.H.L., when skaters went without helmets.
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Stanton, the Miami Marlins' hulking right fielder, has breathtaking power and unleashed it on an overmatched Adam Wilk, who surely dreamed of better circumstances for his Mets debut.
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The Cavaliers looked overmatched at times against the top-seeded Raptors in Toronto, but again pulled a victory from somewhere to take a one-game-to-none lead.
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In eastern Massachusetts, even the locals are wondering why the Patriots offense has appeared overmatched and inexperienced against stout recent competition like the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans.
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New York beat South Korea in the Little League World Series Sunday afternoon 2-1 after being overmatched by Junho Jeong's sidewinder delivery for much of the game.
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So far, the results have been mixed: a nail-biting, 3-1 victory against a gritty Finland team and a 5-0 wipeout of an overmatched Russian side.
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He started 38 games as a rookie, showing some encouraging skills but proving to be overmatched, as one would expect from a somewhat raw rookie thrust into that spot.
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The Sun Devils were overmatched by USC&aposs size and speed, unable to put up much resistance to fall two games behind the Trojans in the Pac-12 South.
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Arias was reckoned to be overmatched but seemed to be focused on doing nothing that could get him into a fight, resulting in a tedious decision win for Jacobs.
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Throw in six overmatched amateur invitees and the number of players with title hopes shrinks to 229, or roughly the number that makes a PGA Tour cut each week.
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The Mets should not feel as hopeless as they did last July, when an overmatched lineup needed reinforcements from the disabled list, the minor leagues and the trade market.
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McGregor, a 4-1 underdog with bookies, but 100-1 with many boxing experts, proved he wasn't hopelessly overmatched in a sport he had never before competed in professionally.
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No. 25 Iowa 93, Kennesaw State 51 Luka Garza pumped in 23 points on just 11 shots Sunday as the Hawkeyes sprinted past the overmatched Owls in Iowa City.
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A senior officer's son who is full of questions about his father's work plays with a set of toy soldiers, which become a metaphor for the overmatched military policemen.
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Coup supporters shut Istanbul's two airports, but both were reopened the following morning, and a key bridge reopened less than an hour after it was taken by overmatched rebels.
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But Foley was a football school, and they were overmatched on the basketball court by LeFlore—in particular, by the Rattlers' center, a highly recruited junior named DeMarcus Cousins.
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MATTIS: US WILL NOT ACCEPT A NUCLEAR NORTH KOREA Mattis said North Korea would be vastly overmatched by the firepower and cohesiveness of the decades-old U.S.-South Korean alliance.
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After a dominant performance in the Western Conference Final, Nashville goaltender Pekka Rinne has looked overmatched, giving up eight goals on 36 shots in just over 100 minutes this series.
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Osweiler was sacked four times and overmatched by Minnesota's relentless pass rush and coverage, finishing 19 of 42 for 184 yards, one interception and a late touchdown pass to Hopkins.
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The Bills defense is overmatched in scheme and talent, and their offense, with the turnover-prone Anderson under center, might contribute to the score in the wrong direction as well.
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With them on either side are a very good Sterling K. Brown as overmatched prosecutor Christopher Darden and a hugely enjoyable Nathan Lane as opportunistic defense lawyer F. Lee Bailey.
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The Arabs of Palestine were overmatched in the diplomatic realm, offering only feeble attempts at rolling back the declaration, said Mahmoud Yazbak, a history professor at the University of Haifa.
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That oversight structure is leading to concerns that officials in countries such as Ireland, where Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and many other data-heavy companies are based, will be overmatched.
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If Tapia finds himself overmatched at higher levels, no one can even say for certain if "cookie cutter-ing him," to borrow Wilson's parlance, would even jive with someone so unique.
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Despite seeing a 12 percent jump in revenue ($142,804), women entrepreneurs were overmatched by the financials of men-owned companies, among the 35,53 businesses surveyed in a year-to-year comparison.
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A procession of overmatched relievers — Bobby Ayala, Bob Wells, a fading Norm Charlton and Edwin Hurtado — turned the game into a ghastly 8-7 loss that exposed a chronic Mariners weakness.
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It is a sunk cost for the Yankees, and there seems little point in allotting one of their 2017 roster spots to a player who is strictly an overmatched designated hitter.
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There are feckless owners and overmatched front offices, still; there are the Sacramento Kings, and they will always be with us, accidentally setting fire to their underpants every 12 hours forever.
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Australia has definitely found its footing a little after that last scoring chance, but they're definitely as physical as you'd think a plausibly overmatched, Bert van Marwijk-coached team would be.
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He has spent much of a his career in San Diego, joining the agency when the area was by far the busiest corridor for illegal crossings and agents were badly overmatched.
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Despite his four-inch height advantage and an obvious weight edge after he had rehydrated, Chávez was overmatched in his first fight under the renowned trainer Ignacio Beristain, known as Nacho.
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Is it really coincidence that an overmatched Senators team hung around for seven games and Karlsson had the primary assists on both of his team's goals almost immediately after both Penguins goals?
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Every fear about Trump's competence has been realized in the first 23 days of his administration: He is overmatched, surrounded by infighting lightweights, and seems to have no idea what he's doing.
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Cikatic, the first K-20003 champion but already an old man, took on the overmatched Ralph White in a kickboxing match wearing the gloves from the opening scene of Enter the Dragon.
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The fumbled response to the first coronavirus case potentially contracted within a U.S. community, in California, shows how health professionals on the front lines can be quickly overmatched by the stealthy disease.
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Not only was the Republican Party overmatched at winning elections, but those with the strongest ideological convictions — "movement conservatives," as they liked to call themselves — were a faint voice even within Republican ranks.
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Amid the setbacks and challenges, the Monsanto management team has remained largely intact, leading analysts to conclude it performed adequately during boom times, but may have been overmatched by the wave of change.
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F.G.C.U. 96, F.D.U. 65 Marc-Eddy Norelia scored 20 points as Florida Gulf Coast sailed to a 203-65 win over an overmatched Fairleigh Dickinson team in another play-in game in Dayton.
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Look, there's no joy in watching a college basketball team struggle this badly; Jordan and his players are real people, with real feelings, and being utterly overmatched in game after game must sting.
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Backed by lively support from the packed home crowd, the young American was clearly overmatched against the defending champion, who needed just over an hour to book her ticket to the fourth round.
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With a win at home, the Colts (3-2) could move into first place in the A.F.C. South, but while Indianapolis has been a nice story, it seems to be overmatched against Houston.
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That boxer is Claressa Shields, a fighter fast-developing as a top tier attraction in combat sport after beating her overmatched opponent Ivana Habazin in every minute of every round in Atlantic City.
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Nunes (16-4) used leg kicks early, shots to the head and body in the middle rounds and a ruthless finishing instinct late to earn a TKO victory over her game-but-overmatched foe.
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Overwhelmed and overmatched More alarmingly, Anderson warns that the FBI's cyber division is aware of, perhaps, 10 percent or less of all cyber intrusions like the one carried out by Su and his partners.
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The Mountaineers enter this event fresh off a pair of blowouts against overmatched competition, blasting Division II foe Toccoa Falls 135-34 on Saturday before routing Division III opponent Bridgewater 95-57 on Sunday.
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Anthony Joshua handily dispatches Eric Molina to retain IBF world heavyweight title As expected, Anthony "AJ" Joshua made light work of an overmatched Eric Molina on Saturday night, successfully defending his IBF heavyweight crown.
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Royce was reduced to heel kicking the thighs and kidneys while the inexperienced and overmatched Takada was never in danger of being stopped, swept, or even pushed away by the three time UFC champion.
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Rick Perry, who retired from the governorship the previous year, was K.O.'d early in the Presidential primaries, and Senator Ted Cruz, probably the most unpopular politician in Washington, was eventually overmatched by Trump.
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It shows Mr. Cochran (Courtney B. Vance) as crusader and manipulator, Ms. Clark (Sarah Paulson) as overmatched single mother beaten up by the tabloids, Robert Kardashian (David Schwimmer) eaten up by conflict and doubt.
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As good as the Eagles have been, they have kept things close in four of their six wins, and they have little reason to try to run up the score against an overmatched opponent.
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The new starter, Dwayne Haskins Jr., threw for a record five touchdowns as Ohio State scored on five of its first six possessions and cruised to a rout at home of overmatched Oregon State.
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Feleipe Franks passed for 274 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half, and No. 143 Florida (8-3) ran up 600 total yards at home as it routed overmatched Idaho (196493-196483).
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In one notorious instance when they did, they selected 261-foot Frédéric Weis in the first round of the 215 draft — only to have the overmatched Frenchman never play a second for the team.
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The NBA's Eastern Conference Finals begin tonight, and while Boston holds home-court advantage, there is a pretty good chance that the top-seeded Celtics will be as overmatched as Cleveland's previous two playoff opponents.
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Only in hindsight, for instance, is it obvious that USC's decline under a string of overmatched coaches was precipitated by Pete Carroll's final season in charge and the passel of underdeveloped talent he left behind.
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Here's a look at the top four snubs: The Bears lost four of their last five games and looked overmatched in a 13-point loss to West Virginia in the Big 12 Conference tournament quarterfinals.
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The exception would be 2016, when they won a record 73 games in the regular season and were able to roll to a three-games-to-one lead against the overmatched Cavaliers in the finals.
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The Raiders (1-1) held Mahomes in check for the opening 15 minutes before he carved up an overmatched defense with big play after big play in the second quarter for the Chiefs (2-0).
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The "punk kid from the cobblestone streets is over his head in a big adventure" conceit fits naturally into Guy Ritchie's aesthetic, which is frequently about ultra-competent but overmatched men stumbling through an immense crisis.
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The report partly blamed Mr. Durkin, but it also partly absolved him, characterizing the first-time head coach — who was hired after the 2015 season, when he was just 37 — as overmatched in his new job.
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Off to a 1-5 start with an 183 ERA, Peavy looks overmatched on paper when opposes San Diego right-hander James Shields, who at 2-6 has experienced his share of problems this season, too.
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Montana might be overmatched physically by the Huskies but was sharp while recording a 45-23 victory over Valparaiso in its opener as former Kentucky backup quarterback Reese Phillips passed for 20113 yards and four touchdowns.
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I definitely will watch it again, just as I will return from time to time to other great movies about overmatched forces in hard-won battles with high body counts, such as Saving Private Ryan or Zulu.
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Sometimes a team as overmatched as the Mets are these days — they are currently 63-83 — still manages to play spoiler in September and make life miserable for a club trying to make it to the postseason.
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Today's game was one of the few times he has ever seemed overmatched, and things could actually have been worse, as the Denver secondary narrowly missed at least two more interceptions over the course of the game.
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When he and Peele first talked about "The Last O.G.," he mentioned that he'd like to play a character like Gleason's Ralph Kramden, from "The Honeymooners"—cantankerous and somewhat overmatched by the changing times, but ultimately sympathetic.
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Not just because Ottawa, overwhelmed and overmatched during the first two games at Madison Square Garden, barged into the Rangers' arena and snatched a victory to advance to the third round for the first time since 211.
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When Robin and the rest of The Team in Young Justice have to fight Batman and the rest of their mind-controlled mentors, they're terrified of being overmatched, but also of harming the people they care about most.
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Yet only two of the minor leaguers acquired in those deals have pitched for the Mets this season — Gerson Bautista and Jacob Rhame, who have looked overmatched — and Ramos has a 6.41 E.R.A. and may need shoulder surgery.
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Lowering the pitcher's mound also worked in 2204, and it's worth considering dropping it some more to help reduce the elevation advantage that pitchers have, especially in today's era of often overmatched hitters facing down 268 mph+ pitches.
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It felt like a mob boss deciding that murdering a snitch is beyond contempt because of how pathetically he begged for his life, or a referee calling off a boxing match after one overmatched fighter's eyes has swelled shut.
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But in bringing a reporter's notebook to a knife fight, the White House press corps has seemed overmatched in parrying attacks from a man who flummoxed rivals with catchy sobriquets like Low Energy Jeb, Lyin' Ted and Crooked Hillary.
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Going on the road doesn't help, but the Cardinals (3-8-1) are coming off a shellacking by the Rams in which quarterback Kyler Murray looked more overmatched than he has at any point in his impressive rookie season.
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Drew Lock kicked off his senior season by throwing for 257 yards and four touchdowns as Missouri cruised past overmatched Tennessee-Martin on Saturday, winning 248-214 at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium in the season opener for both teams.
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As inevitable as death, Emelianenko took the overmatched and overwhelmed Jaideep Singh to the ground, where the Indian kickboxer had no business being, and pounded on him with those legendary fists until Singh was forced to concede to the inevitable.
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The fix won't happen as long as formerly respected news outlets such as NBC throw millions of dollars at Megyn Kelly to anoint her with celebrity status, only to have her be overmatched in her interview with Russian strongman Putin.
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Facing an overmatched foe in Portland, the Tar Heels needed a full half to put away the Pilots as Luke Maye led North Carolina to a 102-78 victory in the first round of the Phil Knight 80 Invitational on Thursday.
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Mattis warned North Korea on Wednesday it must stop any action that would "lead to the end of its regime" and "stand down" in its pursuit of nuclear weapons, saying Pyongyang's actions would continue to be "grossly overmatched by ours".
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The long-reigning light heavyweight champion lost his belt for out-of-the-cage infractions in 2015, hid out for a year, and won a shiny, meaningless interim belt with a lackluster decision over an overmatched Ovince St. Preux in April.
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But James's team is simply overmatched, and the series, before it has started, has somewhat shifted into a discussion of what a third ring in four years would mean to the legacies of Curry, Thompson, Green, Iguodala, Shaun Livingston and Kerr.
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With Syrian government forces, backed by their Russian and Iranian allies, battling an overmatched rebel force with no apparent outside support, the only question is how long it will take the region to fall to Mr. Assad and at what cost.
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One-on-one, Harrison Barnes will be overmatched against James in the post; James can match or exceed Barnes' quickness on the block or at the elbow, and he has about 30 pounds of muscle on the Golden State swingman.
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But whether the Giants admit it or not — and they will not — their defensive talent is overmatched, and that was so even before they played Sunday without their top two inside linebackers, Ryan Connelly and Alec Ogletree, both out with injuries.
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The Hoyas were on a high after upsetting No. 19943 Oregon on Monday but looked overmatched in a 73-57 setback against No. 16 Wisconsin and then committed 28 turnovers on the way to a 97-70 loss to the Cowboys.
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Charlie Brewer passed for 221 yards and a touchdown and ran for 103 yards and another score as 14th-ranked Baylor rolled to a 24-10 win over overmatched Texas on Saturday in Big 12 Conference action in Waco, Texas.
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When the team hired the beloved but visibly overmatched Vlade Divac as its chief executive in 2015, it seemed somehow both like an attempt to wrap up some unfinished business and another unconscious return to the scene of the crime.
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Besides an awkward question about all the bad press — in which the overmatched PR head urged the staff to "appreciate" how hard Mayer works by giving her a hug — there were several tough queries about compensation, including annual bonuses. Why?
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Because all of the most formidable opponents in their way (Arizona, Florida State, Villanova, Duke and Baylor) were toppled in upsets, Gonzaga enjoyed highly favourable matchups against overmatched Cinderella teams (Xavier and South Carolina) in both the Elite Eight and Final Four.
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A 25-yard punt by the Jayhawks, who were overmatched the entire day on special teams, allowed Kansas State to run off almost three minutes before Matthew McCrane booted a 41-yard field goal with 1:21 remaining for the final margin.
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Andrew Jones scored 20 points on 8 of 13 shooting in his most time on the court in almost two years to help host Texas roll past overmatched Northern Colorado 69-45 on Tuesday in Austin in the season-opener for both teams.
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I had graduated from a Long Island high school where most students didn't go to college, so I was convinced that at Amherst I would be overmatched by my better-educated, more sophisticated classmates and sliced to ribbons by my brilliant professors.
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Ledecky kicked off the first wall with a lead of nearly a body length and steadily pulled away from the overmatched field — as well as the world-record line superimposed on the video screen as her powerful arms churned through the water.
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In a laugher against a defense that was comically overmatched, Prescott completed 13 of 27 passes for 247 yards and 3 touchdowns, with things going so well that Mark Sanchez, Precott's backup, got some work in at the end of the game.
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For a young team that looked so overmatched, Game 2 — in which the Yankees will face the Cy Young Award candidate Corey Kluber — is shaping up to be an early test of navigating the emotional highs and lows of a playoff series.
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It's also a super-powered shooter where your character essentially arrives in this world of overmatched middle-managers with the power and force of a demigod and the can-do spirit of someone who is just grateful they finally have a decent job.
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He had a two-run homer, and the Dodgers, who at times have looked overmatched by the Brewers in this National League Championship Series, had a 03-3 lead in the eighth inning that would hold up for a victory in Game 2.
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The only image of open struggle between America and Japan is Shigetoshi's "Picture of a Sumo Wrestling Match in Yokohama" (1861), which shows a determined-looking American in military garb entirely overmatched by the much-larger Sumo wrestler who holds him in a headlock.
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James took an overmatched Cavs team to the NBA Finals in his first tenure with the club, and now might be wondering if the roster or chemistry is good enough to beat the high flying teams of the Western Conference, most notably the Warriors.
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With his team looking overmatched and down by two games to one in last year's N.B.A. finals, Kerr listened to an unorthodox suggestion from Nick U'Ren, his manager of advanced scouting, and deployed a starting lineup of Draymond Green, Harrison Barnes, Iguodala, Thompson and Curry.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year did whatever he wanted against game but overmatched Iona, pouring in 83 points to go with seven rebounds in his N.C.A.A. Tournament debut as the Blue Devils pulled away for an 89-67 victory on Thursday.
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And Ed Orgeron, the Louisiana native in his third full year at the helm of L.S.U. football, went from a man seen as overmatched and perhaps unprepared, even among the team's fans, to being the university's third consecutive head coach to win a national title.
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Waiters played a fine series in the first round against the overmatched Dallas Mavericks, but he—along with Roberson, Morrow, and pretty much every other Thunder reserve—is the kind of ragged, one-dimensional player the Spurs usually exploit as a matter of course.
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Though RSVBee places the financial responsibility for spellers on parents or other nontraditional sponsors – on top of getting to National Harbor, and paying for food and lodging, there's a $750 fee – it does not herald an army of overmatched Veruca Salts shredding golden tickets amid the confetti.
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Most recently, Alexander Gustafsson took a tune up against the talented but significantly overmatched Jimi Manuwa, and the year before that we were scheduled to see Bisping versus Mark Munoz before Bisping was forced to pull out and was replaced by Lyoto Machida at short notice.
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However, since it is so potent in disrupting powerful and traditional defenses, it's a perfect weapon for overmatched schools that are not at the top of the pecking order, according to Hal Mumme, who first developed the Air Raid in 20163 at the tiny Iowa Wesleyan College.
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Missouri blasts Delaware State 79-693 A week after suffering a stinging loss to a ranked opponent, Missouri took out its frustrations on an overmatched team from the Football Championship Subdivision, beating Delaware State 79-0 on Saturday in a nonconference game at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, Missouri.
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But I want to focus here on H.B.C.U. teams, which are usually the most physically overmatched and get paid the least amount of money — and yet they feel they have no choice but to use their players as sacrificial lambs in guarantee games to fund their struggling athletic departments.
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And the fan base for many H.B.C.U. teams, though small by the standards of a Clemson or a Michigan, would be near or at the top of Division II. Additionally, they would no longer be hopelessly overmatched, or know even before the kickoff that they were destined to lose.
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Alabama (13-0, 8-0) unleashed all its weapons against the overmatched Gators, scoring on an interception and a blocked punt in the first half, snuffing out Florida's last gasp with a goal-line stand, and wearing down the Gators at the end with a dominant running game.
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Barcelona, set up as a professional outfit only four years ago, was simply overmatched in the first half, and Lyon's players showed no mercy, tearing through its shellshocked defense at will in a first-half display that at times threatened to produce a goal with every rush forward.
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The Chargers had seemed overmatched by Mahomes, who repeatedly found ways to step out of sacks, extend plays and extend drives, and were being smothered by a defense that was bolstered by the return of Eric Berry, a standout safety, who had been out for more than a year.
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Unless something crazy happens—which it surely could, for despite being overmatched at the plate for the past calendar year, he is still a generational player, capable of running into a few dingers—A-Rod will finish his career with 696 home runs, good enough for fourth all time.
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The newfound reverence for cliché men's rights activist Anakin Skywalker, Trump stand-in Senator Palpatine, and even Jar-Jar Binks has sparked a Reddit meme war between the prequel memers and an upstart group of overmatched rebels hellbent on defending the superiority of the original trilogy and the new sequels.
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No offense to the Trail Blazers, a team with a tremendous core of young players, but this series is more about finding a way to maintain the rhythm that Golden State discovered without Durant, now that he has returned, than it is about actually winning four games against an overmatched opponent.
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Junior forward Braden Koelliker finished with 15 points, and senior guard Austin Pope had 10 points and six rebounds for the Silverswords (2-2), The Wolverines couldn't hold a nine-point lead with five minutes to play against the Tigers on Monday, but they bounced back in emphatic fashion against the overmatched Silverswords.
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Still, the Panama massacre was one of a slew of games at this World Cup that involved teams that were completely overmatched, all of which makes the idea that this tournament is about to get 50 percent larger — and go far deeper into the world rankings every four years — a troubling thought.
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If you're the kind of MMA fan who likes his fighters engaging in extracurricular combat, online near-maulings of grievously overmatched opponents, social media dick-swinging, rampant cross-disciplinary macho posturing, or generally making a spectacle of themselves by what our fearless editor would call "meathead antics," then this has been the week for you.
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EditorsNote: Clarified in 113nd graf that the Heat were sporting a 23-3 home record; other minor fixes D'Angelo Russell scored 27 points, and Jordan McLaughlin made the go-ahead layup with 8.5 seconds left, leading the supposedly overmatched Minnesota Timberwolves to a 129-126 upset win over the host Miami Heat on Wednesday night.
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The Warriors scored so many points so effortlessly that at times they made the contest look like a squad of professionals playing an exhibition game against a hopelessly overmatched, just-happy-to-be-there high-school team—except that those high-schoolers happened to have names like LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, and were the defending league champions.
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Of all the ill-considered, overmatched executives tasked with rescuing the Chicago Cubs from the vicissitudes inflicted by inept owners, bad luck, goat curses, called shots, and Don Zimmer, perhaps the most obvious fish out of water was William H. Walker, not a baseball man, but a seafood wholesaler who was put in charge of the team in 1933.
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Not when the United States looked lethargic and overmatched in losing its first two games in the second round of World Cup qualifying, or when its collective failures prompted a coaching change, or when the absences of four probable starters prompted Coach Bruce Arena to improvise a lineup for his first match in charge in a decade.
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Comparing black students with similar academic qualifications, data from the 2003 – 2009 Beginning Postsecondary Student Survey show that mismatched (overmatched) black undergraduates – those with low GPAs and standardized SAT/ACT scores matriculating at the most selective schools – were far more likely to earn a degree within 6 years than were their peers attending minimally selective institutions that matched their academic qualifications.
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The group of more than 1543 ringside doctors, whose members have decades of experience and have worked hundreds of major bouts in New York, Nevada and other jurisdictions, is arguing that McGregor, the mixed martial arts champion who will be fighting in his first professional boxing bout, is overmatched by Mayweather, who is 2154-229 and considered the best boxer of his generation.
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And from the full trailer for the finale, it seems the Rebels are as overmatched by the Imperial fleet as they are in Rogue One: The Star Wars Rebels season 3 finale airs on Saturday March 25 — and since the show has already been picked up for season 4, we doubt this is the last we've seen of Thrawn or his opponents.
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There was plenty of fear among Patriots fans heading into the game that Brissett, a rookie drafted in the third round out of North Carolina State, would be overmatched on Thursday, but New England had simply run out of options with Brady suspended for the first four weeks of the season and Jimmy Garoppolo, who played well in two starts, out with an injured throwing shoulder.
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But the federal government's unsteady response to the outbreak threatens Trump with the same public verdict that ultimately undermined predecessors such as Jimmy Carter during the Iranian hostage crisis and George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina: a belief that he is simply overmatched by the practical demands of the presidency -- though he gave himself a perfect 10 rating on Monday for his handling of the crisis.
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Eastern Purse: $2 million guaranteed Distance: 1¼ miles Track record: 1:59 2/33 (Secretariat, 1973) Weight: 126 pounds Joe Drape's win-place-show picks: Bolt d'Oro, My Boy Jack, Noble Indy Melissa Hoppert's picks: Good Magic, Justify, Hofburg Here's how we see the field: Trainer: Jason Servis Jockey: Paco Lopez Odds: 50-1 Drape: An awful post for a horse that has been overmatched all year.
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" Declaring victory over the Disrupters is "the Resistance," equivalently endowed with a capital letter but otherwise overmatched by their opponents: "The Disrupters are led by a cabal of self-centered billionaires who love to exercise their power over others," Ravitch helpfully explains, "and the Resistance is led by tireless parents, students, grandparents, public school graduates, teachers, retired teachers, community leaders and religious leaders who are devoted to the principle of separation of church and state.
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The brusque firing of FBI Director James Comey, the maundering stories from administration officials as to why he was removed from the position, and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's own improvident behavior are the most recent incidences that the current occupant of White House is overmatched by the responsibilities of the office.
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Read more:Deontay Wilder was pretty much losing every second of every round in the Luis Ortiz rematch, that is, until, he violently finished the Cuban with a single punchMichael &aposVenom&apos Page just brutally knocked out another overmatched opponent before challenging Douglas Lima to a high-stakes rematchA 30-year-old MMA fighter knocked out his opponent with a high-flying move so audacious it made him look like a ninjaDeontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesLuis Ortiz says Deontay Wilder is &aposthe best heavyweight of this millennium&apos and punches so hard, so crisp, it&aposs like the crack of a whip
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Read more:Deontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesLuis Ortiz says Deontay Wilder is &aposthe best heavyweight of this millennium&apos and punches so hard, so crisp, it&aposs like the crack of a whipMichael &aposVenom&apos Page just brutally knocked out another overmatched opponent before challenging Douglas Lima to a high-stakes rematchA 30-year-old MMA fighter knocked out his opponent with a high-flying move so audacious it made him look like a ninjaConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing match
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