The question is whether Mr Trump is overplaying his hand.
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"I would be careful in overplaying his role," Aguilar said.
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In both instances, though, the kingdom is overplaying its hand.
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The problem is the Trump administration may be overplaying its hand.
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By overplaying his hand, Kim may have saved the president from himself.
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Unlike many young tennis stars, Federer avoided overplaying, managing his schedule sagaciously.
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And does China risk overplaying its hand in trade negotiations with the U.S.?
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"If the stories are true, I think the Chinese are overplaying their hand."
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How that happened is a story of two global leaders overplaying their hands.
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Sanders's backers say they're not alarmed and blame the media for overplaying his decline.
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Siegel also said traders were overplaying the impact of the recent Republican tax cuts.
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By his Guam threat, Kim could be overplaying his hand and provoke a war.
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It is funny, and it is accurate, and it is authentic and not overplaying itself.
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But it carries risks, too, especially if the Speaker is seen as overplaying her hand.
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Could I ask for a little bit more, or would I be overplaying my hand?
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PHILADELPHIA — The American news media is wildly overplaying Russia's role in a major email leak.
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For one thing, unlike its characters, it understands its own ambition, avoiding overplaying and over-amplification.
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Bynes gives her all to the character, without overplaying the role into a loud, obnoxious caricature.
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By overplaying the man, you keep him relevant, instead of letting his own content sink him.
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Mr. Leung, long regarded as Beijing's loyal henchman, apparently lost its favors after overplaying his hand.
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There's one constant — their self-advancement and self-preservation — but Kushner may be overplaying his hand.
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Not when overplaying Livingston on cuts and drives will leave Thompson and Curry open on the wings.
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That has meant not overplaying, building breaks into the season and listening intently to his body's signals.
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You sense in her a firm resistance to overplaying pathos, even when tragedy is her underlying subject.
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He cited the stronger-than-expected January jobs report and traders overplaying the impact of tax cuts.
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Mr Corbyn runs the risk of overplaying his hand by politicising the Grenfell tragedy with such ruthless efficiency.
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But as Trump loyalists know, there is always the looming danger of overplaying your hand in Trump World.
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Bankers however, remain cautious of overplaying any meaningful recovery in the Russian market while sanctions remain in place.
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While intelligence officials and lawmakers believe the documents are valid, experts say WikiLeaks may be overplaying its hand.
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Again, a classic case of overplaying one's hand in an effort to blame others for one man's actions.
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So, I do see the point, but I think that nowadays a lot of people are overplaying that argument.
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But while intelligence officials and lawmakers believe the documents are valid, experts say WikiLeaks may be overplaying its hand.
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While the myriad investigations have damaged Trump politically, some seasoned operatives are worried that Democrats are overplaying their hand.
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Anyway, with Immelt out of the way and Whitman overplaying her hand, the mystery third person got the nod.
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Cillizza: Do Democrats run the risk of overplaying their hand against Trump because they dislike him so much personally?
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And, as often occurs, both sides make valid points and then invalidate their arguments by cravenly overplaying their hands.
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But overplaying the similarities between public opinion in the two countries risks drawing the wrong lessons from the British vote.
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp told the FT's Gillian Tett that the tech industry is overplaying its hand with the Trump administration.
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They have also apparently drastically misread Trump at times, overplaying their hand and underestimating how little support Beijing has in Washington.
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Steve O'Bryan, who heads business development for Lockheed's mission systems and training business - which includes Sikorsky - cautioned against overplaying the potential sales.
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"The Democrats are way overplaying their hand," said Larry Ward, president of Political Media Inc, a conservative public relations and consulting company.
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"There's a risk of Democrats overplaying their hand here … especially if they appear to not care about enforcing the law," Mackowiak said.
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Strong-arm tactics North Korea's current hand is a strong one, even if the potential risks of overplaying it are very real.
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But Republicans insist that Democrats are overplaying their hand here, believing that the Ukraine issue is an easy one to muddy up.
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Republicans in the Senate have vowed to quash Democrats' efforts, warning that Democrats are overplaying their hand and risk a political backlash.
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The Miami Dolphins are thought to be interested in Rosen, but Arizona would appear to have lost leverage by overplaying the waiting game.
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Bret: My big complaint with liberals these days is that they are overplaying their hand, politically, and underestimating Trump's political cunning and resilience.
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Everyone's interests are alignedTrump and Fox claim that the media and Democrats are overplaying the seriousness of the coronavirus to hurt him politically.
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And because these movies are often overplaying their hand in hopes of garnering the attention of Academy voters, Adams too can overplay her hand.
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He has cautioned against Republicans overplaying their hand, warning that majorities are temporary, and that changing the filibuster could come back to bite them.
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Republicans argue that Democrats are overplaying their hand on voter access, and contend that voter fraud was a major problem in the last election.
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Both films also have the benefit of standout performances from young actors capable of bringing nuance and emotion to their characters without overplaying their hands.
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Progressives need to pay close attention to that last observation, because we are in danger of overplaying the righteous reaction to the horrors of child separation.
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But you have to wonder: is the GOP already in danger of overplaying its hand, like it did 1922 years ago with another big Clinton scandal?
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"Dynasty" works a little too hard at living up (or down) to its splashy billboards in the early going, with Gillies overplaying the femme fatale shtick.
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It also faces accusations of overplaying the significance of the discovery, offending local indigenous groups by using racist dialogue, and leaving the area vulnerable to looting.
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And he's been accused of going too far by overplaying poverty statistics and suggesting that virtually all black and Hispanic voters are impoverished inner-city residents.
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The latest musicians to get involved are Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails and 'your ex-boyfriend overplaying The Social Network soundtrack' fame.
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The bad news for the Democrats is that they're squandering this political gift of almost endless bad publicity for President Donald Trump by overplaying their hand.
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In its editorial, the New York Times said it was correct to criticize the news media for underplaying or overplaying stories or for getting something wrong.
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"She asked me to stop her any time she went too far — overplaying, or allowing the muscle memory of the stage performance to take over," he said.
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Beverley is also the guy who sidelined Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook after overplaying him on defense as a possession wound to a close in 2013.
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Many Democrats believe the media is overplaying Clinton's controversies and underselling Trump's scandals in an effort to create the appearance of balance — a so-called false equivalency.
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But the media may also play a role in disordered eating thoughts and behaviors, not just by triggering body dissatisfaction but also by overplaying the health card.
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The actor accuses the Mexican government of deliberately putting him at risk by overplaying the importance of his meeting with Chapo in the hunt for the fugitive.
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The New York Times editorial said it is right to criticize the news media for underplaying or overplaying stories or for getting something wrong in a story.
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She deflected the question, blaming the media for overplaying the story about her use of a private email server but acknowledging that she wishes she hadn't done that.
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However, if Trump and his counsel can be accused of overplaying the known facts, the media can be equally accused of ignoring the implications of the known facts.
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Now he is trying to stand up against Moscow and Damascus — without the United States — and with a record over eight years of overplaying his hand in Syria.
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Trump, on the other hand, also believes he's winning, since he feels Democrats are overplaying their hand by refusing to acknowledge the serious problems at our southern border.
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By attempting to block the State of the Union address, she is very much overplaying her hand to the detriment of the nation as well as to herself.
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"They are overplaying their hand because mass deportation, the border wall, and spending billions to break up families all remain immensely unpopular, even among Republican voters," Gutierrez said.
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But some skeptical Democrats suggest he may be overplaying the value of his movement and his email list — both to the party and to his own political aspirations.
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"Enemy of the people" is overplaying the hand by a factor of 10, but that's always who Trump has been in terms of hyperbole and absolutes dominating his rhetoric.
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And from talk radio to Fox News to the conservative blogosphere, conservatives continually have warned that liberals are "overplaying their hand," even when that "hand" was dealt by voters.
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The American market regulator said late Thursday that Volkswagen (VLKAF) and former CEO Martin Winterkorn fraudulently raised billions of dollars from investors, including by overplaying the firm's environmental credentials.
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President Trump has spoken frequently of MS-13 as an example of why immigration laws need to be tightly controlled, but critics have said he is overplaying the gang's threat.
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In a single pin down screen, each player has to make one decision; in a double stagger screen, both screeners can slip if they feel the defense overplaying on a hedge.
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According to PNC Financial's Jeffrey Mills, Wall Street has been overplaying the risk of the asset class wrecking this year's record run in the U.S., because bear markets aren't normally contagious.
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On Wednesday evening, Republicans on the Judiciary Committee accused Democrats of overplaying their hand by accusing Trump of the crimes of bribery and extortion in the media and then pulling back.
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Tesla said on Wednesday that one of its cars had crashed in Beijing while in 'autopilot' mode, with the driver contending sales staff sold the function as 'self-driving', overplaying its actual capabilities.
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Four months into the new Democratic majority, however, the party has mostly opted to keep its powder dry, fearful of overplaying its hand, or deploying the political capital a midterm landslide brought them.
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However, Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, warned that Democrats risk overplaying their hand because many independent voters did not want to see an impeachment trial in the first place.
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With Buffalo goalie Carter Hutton (28 saves) overplaying toward Vladislav Gavrikov on the odd-man rush, Gerbe took a pass from the Russian and drilled it into what was essentially an empty net.
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"I am not saying the EU is not significant, but there is a danger of them overstating their importance to the success of London, and therefore overplaying their hand in the negotiation," Browne said.
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Washington should learn from its mistakes and remember that while it has the power to help the opposition succeed in its risky bid, it can also make matters much worse by overplaying its hand.
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READ MORE: Greece sends first migrants back to Turkey under new EU deal But Erdogan risks misreading the desperation of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and overplaying his hands by upping demands to an untenable level.
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Still, there are others who argue that Democrats are overplaying their hand with their attacks on Schultz and that it's too early to say what impact an independent run may have on the 2020 election.
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While most young performers in the National Council Auditions concentrate simply on nailing their high notes, Mr. Cohen — his diction superb, his acting alert without overplaying — provided an eloquent reflection on a current international crisis.
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That opens up the culture industry to accusations of elitism — of being ensconced in coastal bubbles and overplaying the hand given by their wealth and power to think they have something to say to real America.
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Republicans say that climate change is low on the list of voter priorities and that Democrats are overplaying their hand on it, particularly in the industrial Midwest and Rust Belt states they're trying to win back.
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Then, arguably overplaying their hands, Sixtus "Baggio" Leung and Yau Wai-ching, two rookie legislators-elect and avowed proponents of full independence, let out a couple of fighting words during their oath-taking ceremony before LegCo.
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A headstrong teenage girl and a man who cannot speak are rich standouts of the book's second and third acts; Cliff paints the 16-year-old girl as kind and resilient while never overplaying her innocence.
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The series, which couldn't get arrested at the Golden Globes for ages, won for a season that wrapped up its storylines perfectly, while also casually reflecting the national mood and conversation without once overplaying its hand.
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"Particular care should be taken by media professionals not to promote such locations as suicide sites by, for example, using sensationalist language to describe them or overplaying the number of incidents occurring at them," the report says.
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One view inside the White House is that the media is also to blame for overplaying the possibility of a downturn, which could end up encouraging consumers to slow spending, a source familiar with the discussions said.
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It can seem as though Hadden-Paton is overplaying Higgins's snottiness, until you remember meeting any number of people like him, who frighten you with their chill while they try to draw you in with their smarts.
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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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Mr. Muti tolerates no overplaying, and Mr. Maestri here won with restraint, making the audience crack up at just the slight, randy lilt he gave a single word — "parla" ("speak") — in the first scene of the second act.
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The leader of the nationalist Sweden Democrat party, vying for second place in the polls after seeing their support surge in recent years, wrote on Wednesday that far from overplaying the negative effects of immigration, Trump had understated them.
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The mistakes piled up: the bad predictions, the overplaying of every slight development of the horse race to the point of whiplash, the lighthearted treatment of what turned out to be the most serious candidacy in the Republican field.
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If the answer is "not very many," then you could easily imagine Trump overplaying his hand in an anti-concession speech, and inadvertently revealing that his right-wing populism is more virtual, more reality-television, than the 1930s variety.
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I've been critiqued before for overplaying or playing too excitedly, but it works for me, works for Bangladeafy and works for the people who like the band so I don't feel as bad about it as I used to.
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Describing the trajectory of "Life and Nothing More" makes it sound like a civics lesson, and in some scenes — we see Andrew learning about the Constitution and lawmaking in school — Méndez Esparza even cultivates that impression, overplaying his hand.
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For instance, JAMA Internal Medicine—the journal for which she serves as editor—last year published a paper showing sugar industry influence may have affected the dissemination of research, burying results implicating sugar in cardiovascular disease while overplaying fat's role.
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Democrats are mindful they could be seen as overplaying their hand and worry impeachment could overwhelm issues such as improving health care that helped them win the House in 85033 and that they were hoping to use again in 2020.
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As the show preps for its midseason finale on Sunday, there's another, more nebulous aspect worth considering: whether TV's glut of dystopian dramas and alternate futures amounts to overplaying a winning hand, perhaps especially amid a time of heightened real-life apprehensions.
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However, as Democrats seem to be overplaying their hand by nationalizing races across the country, Republicans have a chance to flip the script if they can successfully localize their races and take the steps necessary to succeed in an unfavorable political environment.
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But Saifullah Mahsud of the Islamabad-based think-thank FATA Research Centre cautioned against overplaying the significance of any surrender or any hope that it might weaken the Haqqani Network, which the U.S. government has said has ties to elements in the Pakistani security forces.
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The real trick will be how well the show can sustain its cat-and-mouse game, while avoiding the pitfalls that go with overplaying the use of mutants as a surrogate for persecuted minorities, as well as a metaphor for teens feeling like outcasts.
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In 2019, Fox News's primetime averaged 2.5 million viewers, and polling indicates that when it comes to the coronavirus, its viewers are less likely than others to be worried about the virus and more likely to believe that other media sources are overplaying the dangers.
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" The New York Times, meanwhile, acknowledged that criticism of the news media for under or overplaying stories or for errors was the correct thing to do, but stated: "Insisting that truths you don't like are 'fake news' is dangerous to the lifeblood of democracy.
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Donning a French accent and an appropriately pointed mustache, Finney takes on the persona of Christie's beloved super-sleuth Hercule Poirot, which he seems to see as an acting dare: Can one convey the ornate theatricality inherent the role without overplaying to the camera?
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Day 3 of GOP convention speeches: CNN vets the claims David Axelrod, a CNN contributor and former adviser to President Barack Obama, said Trump must be cautious, however, in not overplaying his hand with the so-called "security moms" who could be key to his candidacy.
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By overplaying his hand and rolling back even modest fossil-fuel leasing reforms, Zinke drew a sharply worded injunction from a federal judge in Idaho who took the secretary to task for deliberately cutting the public out of the decision-making process for fracking on public lands.
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Third, placing the ball in the center's hands puts the defender guarding the player who is receiving the DHO in an incredibly difficult spot, having to fight over the top of the handoff while not overplaying and getting beat back door or lost around a curl.
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And although Warshofsky can't quite control what he's doing, presumably because of a lack of direction—his castmates are under-directed, too, and they compensate for it by either underplaying or overplaying their roles—if you scrape away the bombast, you can see what Shepard is getting at.
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Kerber also avoided the classic trap of overplaying: going with the percentages instead of quick fixes; earning her points by thinking clearly; and coaxing the top-seeded Williams into errors instead of punching the panic button and trying to be a hero during her 269-270, 281-6, 6-4 victory.
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Now, as Mr Varadkar seeks to exploit his moment of leverage, his challenge is to avoid overplaying his hand—by shortening the odds of a no-deal Brexit that would be ruinous for Ireland, or by testing the patience of EU countries that do not see the border issue as existential.
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"(The ongoing standoff between the euro zone and Greece) also increases the chances of snap elections in Greece as after overplaying his hand and facing increasing difficulties in concluding the review, Tsipras may be tempted to cut his losses by calling early elections before Syriza (the ruling party) loses more support for adopting unpopular measures," Piccoli said.
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If Billy Joel's continuing run of sold-out performances have turned the Garden into a temple of beer and nostalgia for the tristate area's white baby boomers, then the concerts of Mr. Clapton, who will turn 72 this month, are home for a kind of contractually satisfying cultural diplomacy: a member of British rock royalty reimporting pieces of America's blues canon, without overplaying his hand.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) if "Democrats risk overplaying their hand by jumping all over" the story of Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer with alleged ties to the Kremlin.
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Emanuel and Christie also cautioned Democrats about overplaying their hand in launching too many investigations into 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, noting the move may turn the president into a martyr.
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