It's not a wrestling match — they can't overpower you.
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A prominent SEGA logo that doesn't overpower the individual game.
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Its light is meant to overpower subjects, not illuminate them.
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Over these 30 years, we've managed to overpower this illness.
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He seemed strong enough to overpower me if he chose to.
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United, they will almost always overpower civil society groups and politicians.
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Spice: A background heat that is present but does not overpower.
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Gilead's patriarchy can't overpower the women fighting to tell their stories.
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Humito's smoke flavor doesn't overpower the flavor of the tequila, too.
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MOMENT OF TRIUMPH Paul devises an intricate plan to overpower Annie.
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He has a real cool demeanor and does not overpower anyone.
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If you stay focused on what you do, you overpower that.
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Learn from Selena and don't allow your relationship to overpower your life.
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It's a guy who is going to overpower people and be dominant.
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" Comments Margaret Hill, the mayor of Antelope, "They probably could overpower us.
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An expert negotiator who can fix government and overpower other world leaders?
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Nothing else she'd done, no matter how heinous, could overpower that image.
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Like Campbell's, the broth was salty but didn't overpower the other ingredients.
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Of course, he still cannot overpower global financial markets or economic reality.
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But, what's important is to not let politics overpower the importance of sex.
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Even so, Monsanto would probably need to sweeten its offer to overpower ChemChina's.
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It seems to quicken all in Revolution to overpower him at any Risk.
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Bystanders used a fire extinguisher and a narwhal tusk to overpower the attacker.
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It aims to overpower you, make you feel small, crushed by cosmic history.
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She doesn't overpower you with her ideas — she's a different kind of presence.
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The police said another man was hurt while helping to overpower the assailant.
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He did not say how the accused were able to overpower their escorts.
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It was delicate and subtle, and the truffles did not overpower the other components.
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Not being able to overpower him made me feel less black and less manly.
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Still, High Flying Bird proves Ray right by letting his passion overpower other concerns.
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But not every booth — especially the LA contingent — lets a photo op overpower substance.
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Senator Cory Booker's pre-primetime speech was the first to overpower the Sanders holdouts.
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With sufficient brawn, animals, including people, could physically overpower prey and sprint from danger.
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You're going to need a good stereo to overpower the car's built-in soundtrack.
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Is love for Trump enough to overpower a strong distaste for a state leader?
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The Huskies used a 14-2 run down the stretch to overpower the Redhawks.
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"Traditional development cannot overwhelm or overpower the area," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's scary, the way your mind can overpower what is real and what is right.
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A heavy cream may work for the super dry among us, but overpower the oily.
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Police forces had to overpower a man at one of the apartments, the paper said.
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But his on-screen magnetism was powerful enough to match, if not overpower, Gere's own.
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While he consistently selects bold, saturated colors, he makes sure they don't overpower the people.
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But its mystique and financial might no longer overpower rivals the way they once did.
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"It's about power, and once you overpower someone, that person then becomes vulnerable," she said.
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But it's about more than who could physically overpower whom if a situation went south.
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This, he writes, involves "transmitting loud noise" on the same frequencies to overpower the broadcast.
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Anything more would overpower Keating's voice, a feminine lilt that hardly registers above a whisper.
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"Envy and ambition overpower everything else for Mike Bloomberg," Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh said.
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Occasionally, the bass would overpower the vocals on some songs, but not to any detestable level.
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An intense rainstorm or a slow-moving hurricane that sits over the city could overpower it.
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And instead of monitor glow, he relied on a powerful, hard flash to overpower the sun.
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"The new blood has started to overpower the old guard," Vontobel analyst Jean-Philippe Bertschy said.
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These signals can easily overpower even the most carefully crafted corporate statements of mission and values.
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NHTSA said drivers could overpower the system by forcefully applying the brakes until the vehicle stopped.
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Over four days each July, Sabucedo's ranchers round up horses and then overpower them by hand.
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Rey had to be someone powerful if she was strong enough to easily overpower a Skywalker.
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And she was afraid if she'd let the guy out, he might overpower her or something.
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If arousal didn't overpower our disgust toward bodily fluids and excretions, our species wouldn't have lasted long.
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" But, she adds, "I'm stronger now and I'm certainly not going to let this overpower me anymore.
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Asking a child, or even a teacher, to overpower someone with a gun seems like extreme advice.
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But so far, even tech's loudest voices haven't been able to overpower its quiet yet pervasive racism.
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It's savory, covered in cheese, and the toppings add texture and taste, but don't overpower the burger.
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A strengthening economy, however, is likely to overpower those concerns and shipping companies are primed to benefit.
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Stand up for yourself, and don't put up with anyone who tries to blackmail or overpower you.
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But in reality it they ever overpower us, it will be due to human complacency and greed.
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They're political church art, designed to overpower, to look superhuman, to confuse you into believing their vision.
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At high volumes, the mids overpower everything, leaving a muddled mess with no bass and straining highs.
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Consumer culture and feminism have always been strange bedfellows, with the former tending to overpower the latter.
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The burrito did contain beans, but the other ingredients were enough to overpower their strange, artificial flavor.
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SEATTLE — These Huskies do not overpower opponents as much as they sweep them up in their current.
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Hypersexuality was a huge reason for D'Angelo's departure, do you ever worry that it might overpower your messaging?
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Eighth seed Kuznetsova soon struck back to level matters, using her weight of shot to overpower the Dane.
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Reinhart, Sabres overpower reeling Flyers BUFFALO, N.Y. — Sam Reinhart and the Buffalo Sabres are finding their scoring touch.
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Little separated the two from there, with Keys sometimes able to overpower Williams, especially on her forehand wing.
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Jokic, Mudiay help Nuggets overpower Magic DENVER — Nikola Jokic has made headlines with his highlight-worthy passing ability.
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Speaking at an American base in Japan, he said the U.S. military stood ready to "overpower" its adversaries.
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"Nothing save the circus can overpower you with such a tremendous mass of entertainment," he wrote in 1942.
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But even there, writer-director Lorene Scafaria prefers a light touch to anything that might overpower the momentum.
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Musically it is not their strongest, but this is one such occasion where the lyrics overpower almost everything.
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She was confident that she could overpower his physical advances if necessary, but their interactions filled her with disgust.
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Just be sure to find a neutral background that won't overpower or distract from the main focus — the sweets.
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Goldschmidt, D-backs overpower Padres PHOENIX — Arizona manager Torey Lovullo preaches the idea of getting ahead early, playing downhill.
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Range Rover has become such a popular division of Land Rover that it seems to overpower the parent company.
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Instead, its perfumed like an old-school, flowery French product, which can rile sensitive noses, but didn't overpower mine.
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It expands for nearly 12 minutes, guitar solos emerging past the wall of fuzz that practically overpower Kaplan's voice.
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Then comes the lunge and wrestle, the physical strain as your victim fights back, the desire to overpower him.
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We wanted to create a grounded, familiar world, so that the craziness that comes into it [wouldn't overpower everything].
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We did not so much invent antibiotics as borrow them from the very creatures we were hoping to overpower.
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Between Facebook updates, Instagram posts and tweets of your shower thoughts, memorializing your vacation can overpower the trip itself.
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The fear that white servants and black slaves might love and procreate and eventually outnumber and overpower their masters?
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Schutz had worried that the appalling aspects of Till's murder might overpower any attempt to deal with it visually.
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In an industry obsessed with star power, Shahani says Junglee has tried not to let that overpower the story.
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However, the Trump administration's commitment to their original ideas and fulfilling campaign promises seem to overpower fact and reason.
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This is troubling because, by statute, UNICOR is supposed to diversify its portfolio and not overpower any one sector.
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It's why the Pentagon now firmly pushes back on attempts by China to overpower other countries in nearby waters.
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I've had my arse handed to me several times because rushed in, blindly, in an attempt to overpower my foes.
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There was also the concern that a sophisticated defense system could fuel a race for weapons that could overpower it.
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He says the album is about injustice and "suffering in the desert", though the frenetic sounds occasionally overpower the lyrics.
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Those four-part harmonies, with the horns and the rhythms sections that wouldn't overpower the vocals when I mixed it.
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"One of the ways that I discovered my confidence and my ability to overpower is becoming a mother," she says.
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The decision to only sprinkle half the donut implies culinary expertise, because while tasty, sprinkles can quickly overpower chocolate icing.
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"I was looking to defend good because it's really hard to overpower her," Kuznetsova said in an on-court interview.
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All are good-to-great athletes for their positions; there isn't a team in the NCAA who can overpower them.
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"Today, Korean food has become much more familiar, so you don't have to let the seasonings overpower," Ms. Choi said.
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"You can hit driver on every hole and with the altitude you can really try to overpower it," he said.
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Many Aries have terrible tempers, and their first response to solving disagreements is to try and overpower the other person.
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"I don't want [my health] to overpower or overshadow the 'Heads Up' program" -- a program that promotes youth safety in football.
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It's powerful, but it doesn't overpower the scene, and it helped me catch some of my favorite photos with the camera.
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Its nutty, somewhat assertive flavor can overpower a subtle sauce, and its texture, which can be granular, doesn't work with others.
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While the Bose Quiet Comfort 2003s aren't the best-looking headphones ever, they overpower others when it comes to noise canceling.
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The 1.1-inch, 40mm AMOLED circular screen didn't overpower my lady wrist, which is a problem I run into a lot.
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Blue Jays overpower Rockies after lengthy delay DENVER — The long wait was worth it Tuesday night for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Djokovic, who had not played in Madrid since 2013, had four double faults but relied on his return to overpower Coric.
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The meeting moved to Weinstein's hotel suite, and McGowan alleges Weinstein used his physical size to overpower her and rape her.
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I know it's a strong golf course, mostly positional, like many links it's not really a course that you can overpower.
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Or will we learn nothing and continue on our self-destructive path, allowing politics and personal agendas to overpower the possibilities?
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I am always searching for that experience of having the reality of the book overpower the reality of my own life.
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You can look at men's forums, where men talk about how much they hate women, want to rape them, overpower them.
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Big, fruity reds, for example, that are high in alcohol and give the impression of sweetness, tend to overpower most foods.
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Jammers and spoofers — which break a drone's connection to the operator or pretend to be the operator — can't overpower some drones.
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The modern game, boosted by equipment advances, emphasizes distance off the tee and has golfers attempting to overpower most tournament courses.
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"In other words, the political and military mechanisms linked to road-building overpower the wished-for economic effects," writes Ms Gomez.
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You say they could form a coalition and "overpower" McConnell to "set the rules" and decide who will be a witness.
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The Sinaloa Cartel had unleashed a heavily-armed fighting force that would soon outmaneuver and overpower military and national guard troops.
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He didn't overpower many hitters in this one, but saved his best pitches for when the Cardinals put him in jams.
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I was pleasantly surprised by how the scent was able to overpower the more typical cigarette smoke found on the casino floor.
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In the case of the date who is physically more imposing than you, well, he could literally overpower you by brute force.
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They helped to overpower a gunman who was armed with a Kalashnikov, and opened fire on a train from Amsterdam to Paris.
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Image: GettySome scientists are hard at work making a "kill switch" to overpower a too-strong AI and protect us, if needed.
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But the party also finds itself with a singular asset that might overpower any of those deep, structural woes: Donald Trump's presidency.
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The danger point is when computers can overpower our weaknesses—when algorithms can sense our emotional vulnerabilities and exploit them for profit.
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Overall, though, the infestation of problems overpower all that is good in the game, leaving behind only a bloody husk of bones.
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Deng, Heat overpower Hornets in opener MIAMI — Luol Deng will have pleasant memories of his first playoff game with the Miami Heat.
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Again, tight hamstring tendons force a runner to overpower the hamstring with the quadriceps, increasing strain on the patellar tendon, causing pain.
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Gone are the days when uniformed armies opposed each other in the open, using armor and aircraft to expose weakness and overpower.
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So it is, and it is worth emphasizing that many fastballs simply overpower hitters, even without excessive movement or a deceptive delivery.
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Unlike the other products, this had some THC in it as well, but only enough to complement the CBD, not overpower it.
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Geminis aren't malicious, but their need to please everyone in their class could often overpower their desire to do what was right.
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At the same time, Thompson feels as if there are only a few big men who can overpower him in the post.
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The crash occurred after the passengers attempted to overpower the hijackers rather than have the plane continue toward the hijackers' intended target.
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It's as delicious as it is sloppy, spicy but not so strong as to overpower nuanced flavors redolent in turmeric and cumin.
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Westbrook, Thunder overpower Clippers OKLAHOMA CITY — It can easily be said that this year is all about the triple-double for Russell Westbrook.
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All of these artists represent a growing voice in country music, one that's starting to overpower the more conservative voice of years past.
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Especially out of the water, alligators are not interested in prey they can't easily overpower, and in natural circumstances, they usually avoid humans.
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You can go back to the early days of technology when the old incumbents felt they could overpower these fledgling startups with dollars.
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"I pulled her hand out of my pants at least half a dozen times, and I wasn't able to overpower her," she said.
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Since satellite GPS signals are relatively weak, a spoofing device can easily overpower the satellite signal and begin to transmit false location data.
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They helped overpower the man, and Stone plugged the wounds of another passenger with his fingers after being struck himself by the attacker.
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The pungent sweet, sour, spicy and salty flavors, no matter how well balanced, often overpower or neutralize the more delicate flavors in wine.
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As he walked through the greenery, he thought about how evolution would overpower whatever CRISPR edits a scientist made to an animal's DNA.
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But if Theon/Reek can get one thing right, it's recognizing when he's in the midst of someone who can truly overpower him.
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It also runs contrary to the Pentagon's renewed emphasis on "lethality," a military buzzword that refers to the ability to quickly overpower enemies.
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"I was able to overpower the engine with the brakes and get the car to the side of the road," the driver wrote.
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It can fill a room with music and gets loud enough to overpower the sound of a running faucet while I'm doing dishes.
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In this moment, it is our moral responsibility to build a principled opposition strong enough to overpower the politics of hate and fear.
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Booth D4 Two large oils by Joan Semmel at Alexander Gray overpower diffident abstractions by Betty Parsons in another compelling two-woman presentation.
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But eventually those concerns will fade, and other factors like price, convenience, and the need for summer travel plans will overpower any lingering worries.
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"Closer" by The Chainsmokers definitely sounded clearer than through an Echo or Google Home; the song's gentle claps and synths never overpower Halsey's verses.
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Snyder is one of the most maligned owners in professional sports, and if anyone has the power — and cash — to overpower Snyder, it's Bezos.
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There is enough salt in the caramel to give the bar lots of flavor, but not enough of it to overpower the other ingredients.
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"The goal isn't to overpower the fish, and we'll still have classic Burgundy like Raveneau," says Idan Elkon, Ichimura's main partner at the restaurant.
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Syndergaard, Mets overpower Royals KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Noah Syndergaard did not have to nibble at the corners, he just blew the Kansas City Royals away.
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Ellis, Kansas overpower Maryland in South semis LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kansas forward Perry Ellis seems intent on ending his college career with the loudest of bangs.
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Instagrammer Junkbanter describes the bar's taste as "a mellow mint that doesn't overpower" and was pleased to have grabbed five for the road at WaWa.
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Here's why you might eat less if you listen to yourself chew — and how to avoid noisy scenarios that might overpower your sense of hearing.
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The flavor of the Champagne, light and ethereal, doesn't overpower the subtlety of the cheese—but it does take a bit of the edge off.
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The pure-white words were so overpowering due to the brightness of the TV itself that they tended to overpower the rest of the image.
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It's a musical that deliberately relies on two leads — Stone and Ryan Gosling — whose crackling chemistry allows their charm to overpower their perfectly adequate singing.
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Multiple shots were fired before a 65-year-old worshiper, Mohammad Rafiq, managed to overpower the gunman, who was wearing a helmet and body armor.
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Smell-based art is still a tricky medium, as people have very immediate associations with scent linked to personal memories, and it's easy to overpower.
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It's still possible that all 3 come through to boost asset prices this year, but downside risks have come to overpower optimism in recent weeks.
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If Meadows continues to take drastic measures to defend Trump, patience among the progressive freshmen on the committee may overpower that kind of bipartisan relationship.
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The Spaniard broke Bertens five times in the match and proved she could still overpower the bigger hitters of the women's game from the baseline.
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When listening to Twice&aposs &Twice album the vocals sparkled, giving an emotional sound that never let the busy percussion overpower the singer&aposs voices.
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He is 20-0 with a 0.92 over his last four appearances (three starts) and displaying he has the ability to overpower big-league hitters.
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"Then he grabbed her arm, kind of overpower her and bring her to my car in the back," the chauffeur said, according to a transcript.
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The index outperformed European peers thanks to gains in exporter stocks, which benefited from a weaker pound and helped overpower losses in domestically-exposed housebuilders.
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"They were waiting in the bathroom for the opportunity to find small kids they could overpower to be their victims," Hall said during the press conference.
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This improved sound is especially noticeable in a song like Childish Gambino's "Summertime Magic," where the bass doesn't overpower the vocals as much as through AirPods.
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I love that she chose a dress that did not overpower her — she looked confident, glam and like a disco ball in the best possible way.
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Buckowski ages the beer for two weeks on the wood chips, which is long enough to impart some flavor but not enough to overpower the beer.
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You have to be careful when you use herbs and spices, because they can overpower the brew, but with fruit, you can tone back the flavor.
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But while that concoction can be nice set atop a waffle cone, the sweetness of the condensed milk tends to overpower more-delicate flavors like peach.
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It's like the other infused salmons in our range—whatever we do we want people to taste the quality of the salmon, it shouldn't overpower it.
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In ads suggesting that its scents would overpower all resistance, Axe pitched itself as artillery for a perpetual battle of the sexes — the howitzer of attraction.
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We face a choice: to mobilize partners to accelerate toward the end of epidemics, or stall and permit resurgence and drug resistance to overpower our success.
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The Amnesty report also alleges a police source told their team that police fled the town because they feared that Boko Haram fighters would overpower them.
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The index outperformed its European peers thanks to gains in exporter stocks, which benefited from a weaker pound and helped overpower losses in domestically-exposed housebuilders .
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In the videos, Belkacem had called on viewers to "overpower non-Muslims, teach them a lesson and fight them", content the Court called "markedly hateful" and "vehement".
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For a moment, she tries to wriggle away, but almost immediately Horton and the other two large men overpower her, flipping her over so she is facedown.
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Looking for planets in the visible light spectrum can be tough, since the intense light from a star can overpower the faint light of any nearby planets.
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During testing, the H.ear On WH-H900M sounded better than competitors (with or without noise cancelling) and the bass added a noticeable boost that didn't overpower vocals.
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The Falcons unleashed an avalanche of offense — scoring touchdowns on five consecutive drives and adding a field goal on the sixth — to overpower the Saints 45-3763.
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The analytics of the hashtag showed that Macron supporters and Americans on the left were able to overpower the right's campaign at least by volume on Twitter.
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On Friday, the S&P 23.4 energy sector fell 28.2 percent, dragged down by another plunge in oil prices, as fears intensified that supply would overpower demand.
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Served on a whole wheat bun, it comes with a generous helping of salad but not so much as to overpower the taste of the tender meats.
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Sure, the recipe called for quite a lot of sugar, but the intensity and bitterness of the cocoa powder tended to overpower the flavors of this dish.
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Or does sitting have its own unique effects on our bodies and, if so, could those outcomes somehow alter or even overpower the positive contributions of exercise?
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They do not try to overpower the baseball, but merely concentrate on hitting it past the pitcher, which is usually the most vulnerable part of the field.
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The Raiders (7-2) put together a complete effort to overpower the Broncos (6-123) and take over sole possession of first place in the A.F.C. West.
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When thoughts of sin would overpower me, I would think upon the name of the lord and he would come into me, and I would be saved.
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The unseeded world number 40 belied his ranking to overpower Nadal, blowing away his Spanish opponent for a first victory in five career meetings with the Spaniard.
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It's a remarkably aggressive contrast to the glittering water in the background, proving that even the most breathtaking sights can't overpower the unbridled need for the perfect shot.
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Though most production cars get smoky burnouts and brisk getaways by pinning the brakes and the throttle, then releasing and flooring it, the strategy can quickly overpower brakes.
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New Yorker Vandeweghe claimed a place in the quarter-finals at Melbourne Park for the first time by blasting six aces and 30 winners to simply overpower Kerber.
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It's the organizations that take threats to their own independence personally that are the ones most likely to act in self-defense when someone tries to overpower them.
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It's simply much easier to overpower the heroes and snag the Infinity Stones than it is to fend off the Chitauri, at least in the mode's current iteration.
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This legwork didn't just make her more informed and help her clearly identify the right solution, it helped her overpower skeptics who were hesitant to make a change.
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Sometimes they pushed and pulled against Mensa's body, crowding him, hovering over him as if he was not a human being but a thing, an Other to overpower.
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As he waited for his velocity to recover, he learned how to pitch, he said, rather than merely trying to overpower batters, as he sometimes did last season.
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In the past it had seemed like Terunofuji had Kotoshogiku's number, in the one area that Giku could overpower everyone else he had struggled with the gigantic Mongolian.
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In this shake, the syrup didn't overpower the taste of the ice cream, which is something I've noticed when ordering the same thing at other fast-food chains.
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Part of the problem was that, as the biggest stars on the show, Goldberg and Behar could also easily overpower other panelists, and a strong personality was needed.
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Sarah Sanders was perfectly correct in posting this video, which is genuine, and it proves her point that Acosta placed his hands on the woman to overpower her.
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In America's small towns, though, where trivial feuds can overpower a city's agenda, mayors who flout local tradition — or the law — can quickly find themselves booted from government.
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Just a year ago, Wang described his chain of theme parks as a "pack of wolves" that would encircle and overpower Walt Disney's US$103 billion Shanghai Disneyland.
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I considered this dish, which I had recently enjoyed, as we sipped Australian rieslings; these often light wines could provide background music and not overpower the sashimi preparation.
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"This is true because robbery that must overpower a victim's will — even a feeble or weak-willed victim — necessarily involves a physical confrontation and struggle," Justice Thomas wrote.
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But in reality, Sanders would have to overpower a set of recalcitrant and outspoken public-employee unions who'd be supported by Congress and substantial segments of public opinion.
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You don't want the drums to overpower the rest of high and low tones (the guitar and vocals in this case), so they managed to strike a delicate balance.
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I knew that, on some level, I was leaving this situation because this person was letting me, that if he truly wanted to overpower me, he most certainly could.
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" They come under headings such as, "A financial wizard who can bring executive magic to government?" and "An expert negotiator who can fix government and overpower other world leaders?
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Despite the dressy look, its simplicity means it won't overpower a jeans-and-oxford-shirt combo, while still being capable of adding the required classy touch to a suit.
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To my surprise, the black beans had a good consistency and a sharp and tangy flavor, but didn't overpower the nacho cheese, chipotle sauce, or reduced-fat sour cream.
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Those who tuned in for her feuds with Chris Jericho and Eddie Guerrero, two of the greatest in-ring performers ever, watched her tower over Guerrero and overpower Jericho.
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Sale, meanwhile, sliced through the Yankees' lineup, using a fastball that at times registered 100 miles per hour and his sweeping slider to overpower and baffle the Yankee hitters.
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Even Octavia Spencer, who plays Mike's sister and, as a performer, can overpower her scenes, never manages to wrest even the tiniest corner from Mr. Hawkes's firmly relaxed grip.
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In December, after Mercosur, a regional customs union, expelled Venezuela, his foreign minister suffered physical injuries when she sought to overpower security guards excluding her from a Mercosur summit.
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The company emphasized drivers could overpower the system by continuously applying the brakes until the vehicle stopped or the vehicle could be stopped by shifting into neutral and braking.
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It takes a special kind of person to look at another human being and think, "I bet I could overpower her"— much less actually try to do just that.
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He wasn't able to easily overpower Thanos in the final battle, which doesn't make much sense, considering he did in "Infinity War" when Thanos already had all six stones.
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The choker helps her do that because it often lowered the guard of men who she'd trying to influence or overpower (but it doesn't always work — Jon rejects her advances).
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WHEN THEY BECAME DJ PARTNERS … Well, after years of growing up together, they know how to pick the right song to overpower whatever it was the other just started playing.
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If you have an apocalyptic hankering for some fancy shortbread, simply look for this monogrammed backpack to locate the rich person you'll have to overpower in order to get it.
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When it comes to sexual assault, people often seem to assume that it's easy enough for survivors to just fight back, or somehow try to overpower and escape their attackers.
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EditorsNote: adds quote two grafs above notes Drummond, Pistons overpower Celtics BOSTON — A big man can't do much more than Andre Drummond did for the Detroit Pistons on Monday night.
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Their anguish is shown through clipped and jagged twitches; while the women are resigned to being emotional, the men overpower them even, at one point, dragging them by the ankles.
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The danger of a career-encompassing volume like this one, especially for a career as prolific as Bidart's has been, is that the greatest poems tend to overpower the minors.
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Pete Buttigieg exited the 2020 Democrat presidential race, ending an unlikely bid that saw a gay small-town mayor overpower governors and senators in the fight for the party nomination.
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The father told police that his son shot him in the leg and hit him in the head before he was able to overpower the teen, the charging document says.
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We were there by the thousands on No. 1 Court and Centre Court, surprised and impressed that a 15-year-old was able to overpower but also outsmart her elders.
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Although his pace in the final slowed, it was more than enough to overpower Lambie and collect his second medal here after leading Italy to bronze in the team pursuit.
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The wartime alliance of design and power did not produce a more peaceful world — only one in which the art of presentation came to overpower our understanding of that world.
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The girls decided they would attend their first-period classes, then meet in a bathroom, where they would wait for smaller students and overpower them, according to a police report.
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" Florence Yared, Parkland school shooting survivor, in Tallahassee "The right to bear arms ... does not and never will overpower the individual's right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Shapovalov played superbly in the opening set to overpower fellow 20-year-old De Minaur but he could not sustain his level and the wily Australian, ranked 18th, hit back.
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He added that he didn't want "all these hateful acts to overpower all these amazing things" the community was doing, including raising money for charities in India and around the world.
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Turning the volume up 6/10 of the way was more than enough to overpower the sounds of the city, but more importantly the sound you get is rich and full.
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Based on this trailer, you can expect to fight against a pretty broad range of violent-looking fantasy creatures, many of which you can overpower and recruit for your own means.
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This continues with more instruments layering on top, but the Home Speaker 500 didn't let one part of the track overpower the rest, even when the drums kicked into high gear.
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Smallball centers with slick feet could mitigate some of these effects, but that's when players like KAT, Davis, or Kristaps Porzingis can revert to their roots and overpower them down low.
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Because it's not like Cloverfield Lane where wiles can be used to overpower physical restraints — in these movies, women are kept from knowing what they need to find a way out.
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"Maybe it's a little smaller at the bottom, maybe it's a little bigger on top, just to make sure you don't overpower the eye, or look like a raccoon," she noted.
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England's elite teams no longer need to perform especially well to overpower most of their domestic opponents; they can all simultaneously be within touching distance of crisis and the Champions League.
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The life experiences college brings is beneficial, such as, meeting new people, beginning adulthood, and foundation to a career; however, the financial struggles and burdens can overpower all of the positives.
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Mess up the secret sauce — generally some combination of sweet sauce and bean paste — and it could overpower the crepe, dominating the chili, humbling the cilantro, running roughshod over the scallions.
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But as Dom and fans of this series know, rare is the luxury vehicle that can overpower good old-fashioned Detroit steel, and Dom's beloved muscle cars are the epitome thereof.
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The more closely you look at the Moreau paintings hanging at Nahmad, the more you appreciate his vision of painting as a means to transcend or overpower any other plane of reality.
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Finnegan, Reds overpower Dodgers CINCINNATI — Scott Schebler, who began his career in the Los Angeles Dodgers' organization before being traded to Cincinnati in December, is enjoying facing his former teammates this weekend.
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Although the Casey might be willing and able to overpower Rheasilvia Station's management AI, doing so carried too big a risk of strangers discovering the Casey's awakened status and subsequently destroying it.
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According to Mexican officials, Pulido was able to overpower one of the kidnappers and stole a gun and cellphone away from him and called emergency services as he fought the man off.
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When the T-cells do find them, the cancer cells are usually able to outnumber or overpower them, especially in the advanced stages of the disease when people's immune systems are suppressed.
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These were the images I grew up with in the 1990s, and their message seemed clear: If you were a girl, weed would probably overpower you, and it would definitely humiliate you.
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It'll be easy for you to over-indulge and seek comfort in other Venusian ways, like shopping or eating, but use your Taurus sensibility to overpower your materialistic desire for creature comforts.
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"How is it that this man Le Corbusier can grasp hold of my heart, overpower it, and not let go?" he wrote in his contribution to one of the Kokusai Kenchiku symposia.
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No one was killed in the attack and police reported worshipers were able to overpower the assailant, but the incident still raises serious concerns about the spread of radical right-wing rhetoric.
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Howard, Millsap help Hawks overpower Pacers INDIANAPOLIS — When Dwight Howard and Paul Millsap rebound with the tenacity they exhibited Wednesday night in Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the Atlanta Hawks are difficult to defeat.
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These "aerosols" warm the atmosphere, but also shade and thereby cool the surface below; in the 13s and 1970s some thought their cooling power might overpower the warming effects of carbon dioxide.
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"I can't imagine why the Texas Department of Criminal Justice would ban them, unless they're worried that the inmates would overpower the guards using fart jokes," Mr. Barry said in an email.
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The watery tomato sauce wilted the bed of arugula it was served on, and the sautéed octopus lacked the grill flavoring that the appetizer version had, allowing the chorizo to overpower the dish.
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The spoken warnings were sufficiently loud to overpower my caraoke efforts, and if you need more volume, the Road Scout's right-hand button for marking innocuous radar locations doubles as a volume knob.
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Space is given to the instrumentation rather than allowing the vocals to overpower, and it's here than Anicon really drives the song forward; in the beautifully soaring riffs and the domineering drum work.
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Frank is such an over-the-top character that Kevin Spacey can sometimes overpower his fellow actors, but Joel Kinnaman matches him beat for beat and even raises Mr. Spacey's game a little.
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It seems simple, but men can enjoy the luxury of knowing that a vast majority of the time, women don't have the physical superiority to victimize or overpower men for unwanted sexual behavior.
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Rather than engage with the man, who could be heard shouting in video footage of Biden&aposs speech, the presidential candidate let the crowd&aposs chants of "We want Joe" overpower the interruption.
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At some point, as they move from home to home, taking whatever they please, a brave boy will leap out from behind his mother's skirts and try to overpower the short, sly man.
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"I'm going to blow the f..king plane up": Passengers had to overpower a man who claimed to have a bomb on a Malaysia Airlines plane flying from Melbourne, Australia to Kuala Lumpur. 9.
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There are many other complex charts and graphs contained within, and you could likely spend an entire afternoon figuring out if Jadakiss' laughs overpower his use of his own name or what have you.
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Kai can't allow Sally to run against him — she'll obviously win — and while Ally hides upstairs in a bathroom, the clowns overpower her new friend and stage her death to look like a suicide.
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First-place Cleveland clubbed four home runs off Justin Verlander in a six-run fifth inning Sunday to overpower the Tigers, 9-3, and sweep its third three-game series with Detroit this season.
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The critical, and decolonizing, move that Aveiro-Ojeda makes in 1870 is to put two modes of understanding technology into discussion with each other and denying the player's potential desire to overpower the situation.
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The group is smaller than other organizations in the region, and many security experts suspect that the militants did not realize they were attacking American forces that could easily overpower them in planned operations.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - India's housing market is likely to struggle throughout 2020 as sluggish demand and a weak economic outlook overpower recent government measures efforts to boost activity, a Reuters poll of market experts found.
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Fonio is less dense than rice, the better to soak up the base of tomatoes long simmered with bay leaves and Scotch bonnets kept whole, "to bring aroma but not overpower," Mr. Thiam said.
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One day before the presidential election, Dannenfelser said the biggest question is whether Trump voters — some of whom are taking part in politics for the first time — would be enough to overpower Clinton's base.
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In one episode, a man carrying a knife, Omar J. Gonzalez, managed to overpower a Secret Service agent inside the North Portico entrance and run through the ceremonial East Room before he was tackled.
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Isolation features work from a lot of bullishly singular musicians, including Damon Albarn, BadBadNotGood, Kevin Parker, Steve Lacy, and Thundercat, but it rarely strays far enough from Uchis' vision for them to overpower things.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu came from behind to overpower Elise Mertens 3-10 6-2 6-3 and reach her first Grand Slam semi-final at the U.S. Open on Wednesday.
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Like Wagner, he wanted the orchestra in a pit below the singers rather than on the stage, especially important when performing the bombastic works of Verdi or Wagner, so as not to overpower the singers.
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If he doesn't know about Littlefinger (or if the Vale army easily manage to overpower any Boltons in their way), then Ramsay will have completely given up his tactical advantage and left himself hugely exposed.
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Emphasizing the bad consequences of using, whether by pushing someone to rock bottom or by threatening her with prison, is ineffective because the part of the mind that drives addiction can overpower thoughts about consequences.
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CHASKA, Minnesota (Reuters) - Dustin Johnson's "ridiculous" ability to overpower golf courses with his length and precision could be the key to American Ryder Cup glory this week, according to twice U.S. Open winner Andy North.
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The president's boosters think that if Xi can put more trusted lieutenants into position, he will finally overpower so-called vested interests and deliver more aggressive reforms in financial markets and the state-owned sector.
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Sounding a militaristic tone, he sought to project toughness in the face of global challenges, saying the United States armed forces stood ready to defend itself and its allies and "fight to overpower" its adversaries.
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Back in Petrograd, Lenin, aided by fellow-radicals Trotsky and Stalin, had to overpower erring Bolshevik comrades, who proposed cooperation with the provisional government, and force them to agree to his plan for a coup.
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Eric Gordon added 14 points off the bench, despite going 1 for 8 from 3-point range, and Houston managed to overpower the elite Golden State defense despite having just 23 assists as a team.
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This week, prosecutors will continue to make their case that Mr. Weinstein, a former powerful film producer, was a sexual predator who repeatedly used his influence and imposing physicality to overpower women in his orbit.
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Having once been widespread, changes in its range had left it only restricted areas to grow in, and in these territories lesser species that reproduced faster, such as sugar pines and incense cedars, could "overpower" it.
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Steve Rogers nearly has the strength to overpower Thanos, as would Bruce Banner in the Hulkbuster suit or the Hulk himself if either of them would submit to some combat training (maybe Natasha could help there).
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"Frustrations over currency strength and inflation expectations eventually overpower policymakers because it is a global theme and a theme the RBNZ cannot escape," said Kerr, predicting rates might have to halve to 1 percent in time.
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In the second Red Group encounter, Madison Keys claimed her first win of the tournament in a battle between debutants when the American used her powerful forehand to overpower Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova 22-0 6-4.
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Though Petty's will stipulated that all three women "participate equally" in managing his assets, Dana requested the court require a consensus between all three for "significant decisions," as Adria and Annakim's votes would overpower her opinion.
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Taylor Mikesell scored 16 points, Kaila Charles had 14 points and 9 rebounds, and third-seeded Maryland (29-4) used a relentless defensive effort on its home floor in College Park to overpower Radford, 643-51.
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State Senator Tim Knopp, one of the Republicans who fled the capital, described the walkout as a smart political move, necessary to make rural voices heard at a time when urban voters tend to overpower them.
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In one episode in 2014, a man carrying a knife, Omar J. Gonzalez, managed to overpower a Secret Service agent inside the North Portico entrance and run through the ceremonial East Room before he was tackled.
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If the Cavaliers sound tough to beat, well, only two teams have accomplished the feat: Duke, twice; and Florida State, which used its sheer size and athleticism to overpower Virginia in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
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They unloaded every available tool to pick Utah apart, relying on a combination of crisp passes, well-timed cuts to the rim and open shots to overpower one of the league's best defensive teams on the road.
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Mr. Weinstein, they told jurors, was a giant in Hollywood, known for Oscar-winning films including "Shakespeare in Love" and "Pulp Fiction," who had used his influence and physicality to overpower and coerce women into sexual encounters.
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Since the sounds are designed to mask and overpower the annoying sounds keeping you up, the idea is eventually you'll tune out the unwanted noise and only hear the soft tranquility of nature piped directly into your canal.
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"Today, they rejoice for the killing ... and then they will cry much when Allah will overpower them, with His permission, with affliction of the worst torment by the soldiers of Abu Muhammad and his brothers," the statement said.
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Norwegian Air Force Major Morten Hanche, who piloted one of the Norwegian F-35s, said the mock fight with the F-22s was great practice, especially since the F-35s generally surprise and overpower other non-stealthy aircraft.
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No. 10 Kentucky 92, VMI 82 The Wildcats (3-1) used a dominant inside game to overpower the Keydets (3-2) in Lexington, Ky., outrebounding VMI 43-22 and winning the points-in-the-paint battle 83-14.
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Circle the center, moving with great effort, and hoping centrifugal force can overpower some of the shorter clues in each corner, and get enough crosses on some of the long answers to make some slow but steady progress.
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We wanted to let them know that we were about love, that we were would overpower them ... We were peacefully protesting and we were just standing up for what we believe in... And that's what Heather stood for.
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This intervention would need to be forceful enough to overpower not only Mr. Assad, but also his Russian and Iranian backers, who have so far shown a willingness to escalate their involvement to keep their ally in power.
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Jigsaw, the altruistic projects incubator of Google's parent company Alphabet, will offer free protection to political campaigns from cyber attacks meant to overpower websites and online services using high volumes of internet traffic, the group announced Wednesday morning.
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The heat of summer in Mexico City didn't take long to overpower me, especially given how much makeup I was wearing, and I'd only been in the role of Virginia Vergara for a few hours at that point.
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Bloomberg, who has a net worth of just over $54 billion, incorporated Hawkfish in spring 2019, with the goal of helping Democrats overpower the formidable data operation assembled by the Republican National Committee and President Donald Trump's campaign.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 33%Synopsis: The fourth installment in the "Terminator" franchise takes place in 2018 as John Connor (Bale) tries to assemble a human resistance strong enough to overpower the machines that have taken over the world.
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In much of North and South America and Europe, that means oak — a clean, hot-burning wood with a smoke that's robust enough to stand up to red meat, yet mild enough not to overpower poultry or seafood.
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But compared to AirPods or Galaxy Buds, where your music simply can't overpower outside sounds unless you crank the volume up really high, the WF-1000XM3's noise cancelation is as good as it gets on true wireless earbuds.
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A case in point is Fethullah Gulen, an erstwhile Erdogan ally who became an enemy when he tried to overpower Erdogan in Turkish politics, requesting in 2011 that Erdogan appoint one of his followers to head Turkey's intelligence organization.
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"Fruit and Flowers" (1974), a work in acrylic and charcoal on canvas, with its yellow triangles and small star off to the right, exudes a liveliness and sense of play that should be able to overpower almost anyone's melancholy.
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Though they tend to be highly rational when calm, if they become upset, their new, high-octane emotional structures can overpower their yet-to-be upgraded reasoning capacities, crashing the entire system until it has a chance to reset.
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North Korea has shown little sign it wants to engage in formal talks, with its state media citing leader Kim Jong Un as saying on Tuesday North Korea should develop and manufacture more diverse weapons to "completely overpower the enemy".
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That's because there are multiple competing incentives when it comes to how long or short an Oscars acceptance speech is, and one cool green Jet Ski cannot overpower the rush of a career-defining victory in front of millions of eyes.
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EditorsNote: changes to "sixth in seven games" in eighth graf Cubs overpower Pirates for 100th win PITTSBURGH — The milestones and achievements keep piling up, but there is only one pot of gold the Chicago Cubs are chasing — a World Series title.
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Sabalenka, who claimed her second title of the season at the Wuhan Open last week, edged a tight opening set and the Belarusian took control in the next to overpower Spaniard Muguruza and secure victory in an hour and 33 minutes.
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SYRACUSE 90, HOLY CROSS 46 Andrew White scored 19 points, Tyler Lydon had 53, and No. 18 Syracuse (2-0) went on a 14-0 run in the first half to take control and overpower visiting Holy Cross (0-2).
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Although Mr. Silver's days as a power broker are supposed to be over, his wife, his friends and a former aide managed to overpower the candidate-selection process earlier this year and maneuver a Silver apologist onto the Democratic ballot.
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Delgado thought that a woman who had taken mifepristone could increase the chance of continuing the pregnancy by first skipping the misoprostol and then taking a lot of progesterone—multiple times a week throughout her first trimester to overpower the mifepristone.
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Modern's delicious marinara sauce, sweet and with a hint of red pepper, did not overpower an appetizer of fried meatballs largely because they were placed on top of it, while a nice dollop of creamy ricotta provided a cool counterpart.
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It's unclear if the truckload of body spray actually managed to overpower the smell of burning aluminum, melted asphalt, and charred rubber, but honestly, the scent of a terrible fire might be preferable to a thousand cans of "Apollo" or whatever.
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"And once they got over to the side of the road, they were able to overpower them, bind them and threw them in the back of the van they were in," said David Gonzales, US Marshal for the district of Arizona.
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Delgado thought that a woman who had taken mifepristone could increase the chance of continuing the pregnancy by first skipping the misoprostol and then taking a lot of progesterone — multiple times a week throughout her first trimester to overpower the mifepristone.
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These forces are adaptive and help us survive if they are managed properly — that is if they are made strong enough to accomplish goals of survival, but not so strong as to overpower us and lead to neuroses and maladaptive behavior.
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In the second, No. 237-seeded Madison Keys played near-flawless tennis to overpower No. 22013 CoCo Vandeweghe, 22013-1, 6-2, setting up the first U.S. Open final between two American women since Serena Williams beat Venus Williams in 2002.
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He found himself outspent, in some cases by a wide margin, by lesser-known rivals at exactly the point in the race when an establishment front-runner would have been expected to spend lots of money to overpower his rivals.
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Politics and African-American and African Studies, '17 On Friday night, I was locked in a church full of people, who were singing loudly to overpower the hate-filled chants of alt-right protesters carrying torches right outside the chapel doors.
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Against Eugenie Bouchard in the semifinals in Sydney, Australia, last week, Konta ripped forehand winners and returned flawlessly in a victory in straight sets, and she went on to overpower Agnieszka Radwanska with 32 winners in the final on Friday.
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" Edmund Burke, in the 18th century, outlined a theory of the sublime that has been summarized as "the experience of the infinite, which is terrifying and thrilling because it threatens to overpower the perceived importance of human enterprise in the universe.
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" A tweet from a parody Trump account joked: "I wasn't able to overpower #France President #Macron with my macho handshake,so my next power move was pretending to pick dandruff off his suit & telling the press I did it to make him 'perfect'!
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This "if you really didn't want it, why didn't you fight back harder?" position ignores that there are actually many ways rape can occur, and many reasons it might be imprudent or impossible for a victim to attempt to physically overpower her attacker.
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Separately, each player is one of the most difficult individual matchups in the league: the former is a bull, strong and mobile enough to overpower any defender; the latter is a gazelle, quicker, longer, and more agile than anyone else his height.
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They seldom overpower an opponent, relying more on how much they can make the ball sink — an ability that makes them especially valuable when there's a runner on first and the manager seeks a reliever likely to induce a ground-ball double play.
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Nadal often stands so deep in the court to return that he is practically in need of a ticket, but unusually, he positioned himself that deep from the start against Anderson, a move suggested by his coaching team after watching Anderson overpower Carreño.
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"If it would completely collapse in 10 years you would see an enormous signal that would completely overpower at least for 20 years anything related to global warming," said Sybren Drijfhout, a professor of climate dynamics at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
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In short, what might otherwise seem like a routine training exercise in a distant part of the world is actually part of an emerging US strategy to overpower Russia in a critical defensive zone, an approach that could easily result in nuclear war.
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"There are a handful of players who are going to overpower her right now, but by the end of the year I wouldn't be surprised if she was top 225," said Chris Evert, who has been mentoring Bellis through a U.S.T.A. program.
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He made his reputation on TV as a potentate, both by bragging on talk shows that no one could possibly outwit him or overpower him (he was the master of The Art of the Deal), and by telling opportunists that they were fired.
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But anti-Semites look at the alliance between HIAS and refugees — between Jews and Muslims — and see evidence of an alliance to overpower the white race, with the faceless brown masses storming the gates and the crafty Jews on the inside opening the latch.
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Tigers overpower Twins, 8-3 MINNEAPOLIS — With Minnesota Twins pitcher Kyle Gibson struggling with his control and his consistency, the Detroit Tigers waited out the right-hander before finally pouncing in the sixth inning in an 8-3 win at Target Field on Tuesday night.
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Against Romania's Simona Halep she looked on course to reach the quarter-finals for the second year running but, after threatening to overpower the fifth seed with her trademark serve and forehand, she limped to a 23-7(5) 6-4 6-3 defeat.
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Blach, Giants overpower A's SAN FRANCISCO — Giants left-hander Ty Blach said he loved having the chance to circle the bases in the fifth inning Thursday after hitting his first major league home run in San Francisco's 221-183 win over the Oakland A's.
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Dr. Raymond Monsell and Dr. Larry Lovelace, the chairman and the executive director of the Association of Ringside Physicians, said in a letter to A.I.B.A. that injuries would spike because "more mature, stronger and more experienced" professionals would overpower "less-skilled and less-experienced" amateurs.
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We banned oil drilling and fracking in Monterey County, California, marking an incredible defeat for an industry that has been entrenched in that region for a century, and spent millions of dollars in advertising in an effort to overpower our successful ballot measure in 2016.
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This "if you really didn't want it, why didn't you fight back harder?" position ignores that there are actually many ways that rape can occur, and many reasons it might be imprudent or impossible for a victim to attempt to physically overpower her attacker.
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But she didn't let the style of the era overpower her essential Joni Mitchell-ness, with her words and song structures remaining fundamentally tethered to her longstanding style in their nontraditional structures and explorations of consumerism, televangelists, fame, and the Reagan era at large.
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He begins the aria with a slight veil over the voice, almost conjuring a dream, so that he can overpower us in the next phrase with the contrast of a clearer tone, as if we've woken up in a reality infinitely happier than sleep.
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"It was clear that the makeup could not overpower [the dress], nor could it be too soft, so I made choices to ensure definition and enhanced structure, but still chose colors in earthy neutrals to complement the airy, delicately printed fabrics of the dress," Barnes tells PeopleStyle.
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You're part of an onrushing tidal wave of badasses, helping smash barricades and overpower the Red Legion occupiers, and it's one of the rare times that the series has ever succeeded in making the superheroic nature of the Guardians feel like more than a gameplay conceit.
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But as more women joined the force in the 1970s, many male officers argued that women were emotionally unfit for the job and would be more likely to resort to lethal force because they were smaller and would be unable to overpower subjects through other means.
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Opposition leaders, Chamisa included, made the calculated decision to contest the polls despite the uneven playing field, hoping that the clear desire for change would overpower the incumbent advantage, as was the case in recent presidential elections in Nigeria, Ghana, The Gambia, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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Standing 6-foot-1003 and blessed with the sturdy build of a heavyweight mixed martial artist—Johnson has a second degree black belt, an 8-0 record in MMA matches and a 20-0 record in kickboxing matches—Johnson has the size to overpower smaller forwards down low.
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"I think most record label executives still fear that the fashion aspect of the video will overpower the music, or that the artist will become too closely associated with a certain brand, so they often avoid publicly crediting the stylists and designers involved in making the visuals," Mario says.
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I think for him I was a strange continent ... I think deep in his heart he understood that I am not an enemy, that I mean well, but he, too ... was afraid that I am trying to overpower him, that I am trying to push him in a corner.
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Dodgers, Kershaw overpower Braves LOS ANGELES — Clayton Kershaw looked like a mere mortal at times on Saturday night, but in the end he stayed true to form, outdueling Bud Norris to help the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 219-215 win over the Atlanta Braves at Dodger Stadium.
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He uses his anger and rage to overpower Vader, but after he chops off his father's hand and see only wires and circuits (then looks at his own robotic hand lost in Empire) he steps back from the precipice of the Dark Side and tosses away his weapon.
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If you're interested in seeing a particular passage from your own reading entered into the acrostic pantheon, if you're willing to click on my byline at the top of this column and overpower the captcha obstacles, please send it to me and I will forward it to the acrostinators.
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Eva Golinger, an American lawyer who was a close friend of the leftist strongman Hugo Chávez, Mr. Maduro's mentor and predecessor, said the government could no longer count on its traditional bastions of support to overpower opposition movements, which in the past were led by wealthy and middle-class Venezuelans.
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The WSJ says that the software updates will scale back the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) redesigning it "so it won't overpower other cockpit commands or misfire based on faulty readings from a single sensor," and will only activate once, for a short duration in the event that there is an issue.
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Peralta, Brewers overpower Rockies MILWAUKEE — Wily Peralta picked up where he left off at the end of the 23 season, throwing five scoreless innings and striking out five as the Milwaukee Brewers earned their first victory of the year with a 23-21 decision over the Colorado Rockies Wednesday night at Miller Park.
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But on Wednesday morning, Mr. Weinstein arrived at the Manhattan Criminal Courts Building to face charges that even as he ruled over the movie business in New York and Los Angeles, he was a sexual predator, a serial abuser who repeatedly used his influence and imposing physicality to overpower women in his orbit.
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According to Rankin, his department exhausted a number of solutions, including contacting a veterinarian about tranquilization — he says the vet could not properly assign a dosage since the animal was wild — and catching the estimated 150-pound doe with catch poles, the latter option he says was too dangerous since it could overpower staff.
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Preview: Twins at Orioles Twins Final Pitch: Mejia gets first major-league win WATCH: Twins power past Royals with 20 home runs Twins bounce back, overpower Royals in 24nd game of doubleheader Photos of the Week: 28.20/20/22-22.92/13/21 "It&aposs always scary for any player," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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"Weinstein physically cornered Loman in his suite that he had lured her into, and informed her that — even if she could somehow overpower the much larger Weinstein — the security guards that Weinstein employed would not allow Loman to leave the floor until she promised to keep silent regarding Weinstein's assault and rape," the lawsuit alleges.
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EditorsNote: Clarifies that Korver previously played for Utah from 2007-10 Kyle Korver scored 14 points off the bench, 12 of those on 3-pointers, in his first game back with Utah on Friday night, helping the Jazz overpower the host Charlotte Hornets 119-111 to win a second straight to start its three-game trip.
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In doing so, Mr. Biden, 76, is making a bet of sorts that the Democratic Party's leftward shift in recent years has been greatly overstated, and that the moral clarity of his rhetoric and his seeming strength as a general election candidate will overpower other considerations for Democratic voters who tend to prize youth, diversity and unapologetic liberalism.
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Researchers said the impact and speed of Friday's attacks had not been seen in nearly a decade, when the Conficker computer worm infected millions of government, business and personal computers in more than 190 countries, threatening to overpower the computer networks that controlled health care, air traffic and banking systems over the course of several weeks.
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They said from public health officials to actually quantifying the idea that they didn't want to know just how much resistance there was, they just wanted you got to do this sort of be the attitude and overpower that there was kind of a feeling of you know, if we don't make a big deal out of this, it won't become a thing.
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See Red working at Iliffe Yard (photo by Angela Phillips for Spare Rib) The history of See Red's struggle to overpower negative images of women in the media and to advocate for equal rights is shockingly relevant now, at a time when once again many women and minorities are raising similar signs above their heads in resistance to current political actions.
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What greater sense of authority than knowing that you can rupture a woman's confidence (and, reportedly, her eardrum) so thoroughly that she, upon your mandate, removes her tattoos, loses weight and comes back after you've hit her; that you can physically overpower and injure women and then scare them out of reporting it; and that you can also convince the feminist and progressive establishments to crown you one of their greatest leaders and strongest advocates?
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If you take those three groups and you assume that Democrats more or less hold together, at least in terms of how the Senate ought to operate a trial and carry it out, there's a potential for a kind of coalition that could overpower the majority leader and go a long way in setting the terms of what this process looks like and whether they call witnesses, whether they get additional evidence, how long it lasts, all of that.
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