A few even said the engagement announcement rivaled their own.
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HomePod is also rivaled by the Sonos One smart speaker.
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It's rivaled only by my shoes and my jacket problems.
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Some of the tales he came home with rivaled this!
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Members rhapsodized that it rivaled Tuscan olive oil, he said.
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Have any New York hoaxes rivaled that of the clowns?
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The amount of cleanup and hassle rivaled many manual machines.
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The severity of the response rivaled only that of China.
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Nothing rivaled his fascination with shows about the Third Reich.
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Just as she has won her last 2016 matches against Sharapova, the only women's player in this era who has rivaled Williams's star power and earning power, yet has never rivaled her as a champion.
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Her life certainly rivaled Kurt Cobain's life in terms of hardships.
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That summer, nothing rivaled the Ice Bucket Challenge in its ubiquity.
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The government's neglect is rivaled only by its officials' flippant attitude.
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Toomey had built a campaign rivaled only by Ohio GOP Sen.
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Their man games lost to injury total has rivaled the Warriors'.
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As a logistics player, Lalamove is technically rivaled by existing, legacy players.
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Truecaller is rivaled by apps from Google, Facebook and others on Android.
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I actually felt that the balcony rivaled the views upstairs at Westlight.
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Her collection of designer handbags rivaled the shoe fetish of Imelda Marcos.
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Yet none have rivaled the firestorms that ravaged the state this year.
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Her baby shower in Los Angeles rivaled a Golden Globes after-party.
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We also found a flower section that rivaled the one at Publix.
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By 1982, home video games rivaled the profitability of the film business.
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Like a Bach fugue, the counterpoint rivaled, and then overtook, the original melody.
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In fact, they might only be rivaled by Michelle Obama's famously toned arms!
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The company is rivaled by Tencent's video service and Alibaba-owned Youku Tudou.
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Alexander Hamilton rivaled Abraham Lincoln for the most quotations, often out of context.
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Her dad ran off with Elizabeth Taylor in a divorce scandal that rivaled Brangelina.
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It's the first experience I've had that rivaled that of Oculus' Santa Cruz prototype.
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This kind of speed and fluidity is rivaled only by the Apple TV 24K.
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Nailing the work's athletic partnering, they rivaled the strength and swagger of their predecessors.
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Bernie's appearance on Rogan even rivaled the CNN Democratic debate in terms of viewership.
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The cast stayed at a motel, where the debauchery rivaled the film's toga party.
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Minus that weird hiccup, the quality of the PlayStation showcase rivaled Sunday's Xbox showcase.
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S. and emerging markets that rivaled returns from the Dow and S&P 500.
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The city's 762 homicides in 2016 rivaled numbers not seen in nearly two decades.
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In some of the cases, the system's analysis rivaled the performance of experienced physicians.
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Ms. Harris's launch-day haul, for instance, rivaled that of Mr. Sanders in 413.
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While these tees are bananas, they're rivaled by all of Kid Rock's other sartorial contributions.
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Lady Gaga's birthday party drew so many of music's hottest acts it rivaled the Grammys!
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For a time, the word "Chappaquiddick" rivaled "Watergate" as a metaphor for catastrophic political scandal.
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The event rivaled a 2003 demonstration when a reported 500,000 people protested proposed security legislation.
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This week Rand Paul's TV schedule rivaled his lineup of in-the-flesh campaign events.
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Hangouts never quite rivaled Apple's Messages, and its Messenger app is strictly utilitarian at best.
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The area, branded the Laurel Highlands, once rivaled the Poconos as a Pennsylvania resort destination.
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Built by French and Italian craftsmen, the hotel rivaled those in Europe and New York.
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"I see corruption with the Clintons only rivaled by Nigeria, Malaysia or Indonesia," he said.
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Every explorer needs a sidekick, so I'd drafted a friend whose curiosity rivaled my own.
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In real life, St. John dealt with drama that could have rivaled a soap opera.
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The city Mark Twain called home once rivaled New York on the population and culture fronts.
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We're told ticket sales during his April through May run rivaled Tyson Beckford's legendary 2017 run.
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Day three of the Democratic National Convention rivaled day two when it came to star power.
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These companies simultaneously sit on vast stores of user data that are rivaled only by governments.
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Moscow's influence rivaled Washington's across great swathes of the Middle East — Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, Algeria.
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I was soon looking at a price tag for preschool that rivaled tuition at many colleges.
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Their spending on Capitol Hill is rivaled only by industries like pharmaceuticals, insurance and electronics manufacturing.
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Its debut would be rivaled only by Facebook, which went public at $104 billion in 2012.
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The number of pieces of clothing may be rivaled only by Prince's formidable collection of shoes.
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His show Empire is the only network drama that, at its height, rivaled the popularity of Scandal.
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At times, the FLDS stores' food stamp sales rivaled those at Costco or Walmart, federal authorities alleged.
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The number of contractors deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan often rivaled the number of uniformed military personnel.
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On Sunday, #REVOLVEfestival closed out the weekend with a set list that rivaled that of Coachella itself.
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It has an incredibly wide 204-degree lens, something that's rivaled only by the Ricoh WG-M2.
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Traffic through the center of town at times rivaled that of New York City, where I live.
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Traffic through the center of town at times rivaled that of New York City, where I live.
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Even Whole Food's white sandwich bread rivaled a bag of potato chips, with 1.37g salt per 100g.
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Over four years, the stores' food-stamp sales rivaled those at Costco and Walmart, the indictment alleges.
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She, too, knew the extent of the devastation and how it rivaled the destruction of previous storms.
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Before the 2010 embargo was imposed, South Korea rivaled China as among North Korea's biggest trading partners.
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Its talent pool, which included Walt Disney, rivaled those of iconic institutes associated with 213th-century design.
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His schmoozing shucks-and-aw obeisance to the president is only rivaled by his desire to win.
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In terms of sheer epicness, The Sun Is Also A Star is rivaled by Yoon's own love story.
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The show, a physics lesson in the guise of a pumpkin demolition derby, rivaled "Shark Week" in popularity.
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As for remapping, the C24 has an intuitive and responsive remapping system rivaled only by the Scuf Vantage.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra's extravagant Indian wedding rivaled Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's in hype and lavishness.
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Putin, whose massive nuclear weapons stockpile is rivaled only by the U.S., refused to attend this year's summit.
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The equipment in these cars would have rivaled the top-flight Mercedes-Benz of not that long ago.
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The effort rivaled or even exceeded Russia's efforts to influence people through Facebook, The New York Times reported.
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Although admirable for sub-$400 phones, OnePlus never quite rivaled the design chops of its more expensive competition.
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And the macaroni-and-cheese balls rivaled the grown-ups' arancini (goat cheese, dates, smoked bacon) for deliciousness.
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I passed a rolling golf course and reached an adjacent graveyard whose incline rivaled some in the Alps.
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The volume of fake traffic from bots pretending to be real viewers rivaled the traffic from actual humans.
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This would be rivaled only by the actual economic costs, to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Thus, they're dating, and the extended Kardashianverse (a dynasty rivaled only by the Marvel universe) has one more member.
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Her single, "Boo'd Up," was only rivaled by Drake and Cardi B (NBD tho) for song of the summer.
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Instead, she adorned her matte peach manicure with gold glitter and jewels that nearly rivaled her Forevermark diamond rings.
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During the most recent power outage last month, Peña says lines for gas and water rivaled post-hurricane levels.
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In recent weeks, the troubles of Mr. Hubbard, who had wielded a level of influence that easily rivaled Gov.
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Our assignment was to rewrite its rating and billing system — a thing that rivaled maritime law in its complexity.
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But it is only in recent years that the cost for a man's haircut has rivaled its feminine counterpart.
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The peaceful Women's Marches took place in 193 cities across 60 countries, and crowds rivaled those at Trump's inauguration.
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Thursday's was a double bombogenesis -- pressure dropped 59 millibars in 24 hours, rivaled only by a storm in 1989.
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Background reading: Mr. Avenatti's "ability to steer a news cycle is rivaled by only the president's," Mr. Shaer writes.
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RT had particular influence on YouTube, where its 2.2 million subscribers rivaled the totals for major American news outlets.
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Extinct members of the group include massive snakes like Titanoboa and seafaring mosasaurs, which rivaled small whales in size.
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In 31 years, Lee has achieved a rate of productivity that is rivaled in America only by Woody Allen.
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Lilly Pulitzer, whose bright florals are a socialite-wannabe mainstay, rivaled the scope and enthusiasm of the Missoni collection.
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Mr. Beltrán Leyva was an ally-turned-enemy of El Chapo who rivaled him in his capacity to move product.
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But over the last decade, South Africa has been rivaled by Kenya and Nigeria on venture capital and startup formation.
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They rivaled established parties in both their popularity and recognition, according to polls conducted by the University of Hong Kong.
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Princess Charlotte is officially the most stylish toddler in the game – rivaled only by her brother Prince George, of course.
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It was the perfect compromise for me because my love for animals was rivaled only by my love for cheese.
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The glam look that Laura Bell Bundy sported on her wedding day was rivaled only by that of her cake.
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Then she sat and described her "I was there" life story, a march through history that rivaled a Hollywood film.
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This is a costly mistake, rivaled only by the excess fees too many investors pay to high-cost money managers.
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Tyndale House, the evangelical Christian publisher, spent millions on marketing; sales swollen by secular audiences rivaled the "Harry Potter" books.
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The country is gripped by a climate of division and distrust rivaled by few other moments in the recent past.
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I'd grown up in Miami, had gone to a high school whose population rivaled that of some entire Nebraskan towns.
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That amount of office space would only be rivaled by New York mainstays like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America.
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At times pumpkin beers from craft breweries have rivaled sales of India pale ales during the months they were available.
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Buttiegieg had lagged in polling even as he built national star power with standout fundraising that's rivaled Warren and Sanders.
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That amount of office space would only be rivaled by New York mainstays like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America.
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The scheme was rivaled perhaps only by the notorious program conducted by East Germany throughout the 113s, '70s and '80s.
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As the Seattle area has become a high-tech hub rivaled only by Silicon Valley, it's gotten bougie as all fuck.
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By the third, its 3-megapixel camera rivaled your digital camera and made shooting video as easy as tapping the screen.
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As great as the scene between Christian and Gabby was, it was rivaled by the brilliant exchange between Natalie and Jeremy.
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As important as a customer base is for daily fantasy sports, it is perhaps rivaled by the ability to collect deposits.
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We found a large makeup and beauty products area set up in a display that rivaled that of a department store.
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But for depth and scale of commitment to the cause, no classical music institution has rivaled Carnegie Hall in recent years.
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In both Oklahoma and Kansas, some of the tremors over the last five years have rivaled the largest in their histories.
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No distraction rivaled the risk involved with driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol, which multiplied crash rates by 36 times.
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Fashion will continue to be increasingly edgy and our culture will continue to be rivaled by racism, bigotry, and societal conformity.
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It has also created a thriving dining scene that's one of the Australia's most interesting and fertile, rivaled only by Tasmania's.
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This is the plot of Friedrich Schiller's youthful play "Don Karlos": In terms of Shakespeare worship, Schiller rivaled his friend Goethe.
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His work earned him a reputation that rivaled other contemporary British racecar designers like Colin Chapman, the founder of Lotus Cars.
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It makes for riveting television only rivaled by the signature pettiness of Bravo's Real Housewives, but it has been utterly exhausting.
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"The aerosol index values produced by some of the Australian pyroCb events have rivaled that largest values ever recorded," he added.
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Its flavors hit the right note: mint and fruit-flavored liquid still packed a high nicotine kick that rivaled combustible cigarettes.
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On Monday, forecasters predicted up to 21 inches in the city, a storm that would have rivaled the Blizzard of 1888.
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To hear Mr. Goodman tell it, Manhattan's hunger for jurors seemed rivaled only by Manhattan jurors' hunger to slip their bonds.
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In those areas, malaria - one of the continent's biggest killers - may be rivaled by other vector-borne diseases as major health crises.
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That's important because it is closely rivaled by Tencent's WeChat Pay — a payment system connected to China's hugely popular WeChat messenger app.
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It's also clear that Instagram has now become the hip social network of the younger generation, rivaled only (and barely) by Snapchat.
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It's a tradition that goes back to the 203s in Quebec and once rivaled the Canadiens ticket sales at the Montreal Forum.
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The tension of Killing Eve's globetrotting machinations is only rivaled by watching our heroine and antiheroine becoming increasingly fixated on each other.
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The Jiving Juniors, The Magic Notes, and most importantly Jimmy Cliff were putting out music that rivaled US R&B in popularity.
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Its thickness (or lack thereof) is rivaled only by Apple's Macbook, but that's still thicker, being 25 mm at its thickest point.
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He remains the towering figure in the history of Canada's Liberal Party and Canadian liberalism, rivaled only by his predecessor, Lester Pearson.
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That war chest is only rivaled by the $27 million Sanders has in his coffers, and Buttigieg's $22.7 million cash on hand.
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Or will they cut their losses and just be happy to stop paying the legal fees that probably rivaled the damages assigned?
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All of this is good news for L.A., which is the world capital for content creators (rivaled only by New York City).
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For example, Sequoia National Park in Northern California rivaled Los Angeles in ozone exceedance days during the time period of the study.
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"Previously, he brought a blue fairy-tale look to life at 2017's Comic Con that rivaled Elsa's magical look in "Frozen.
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Having completed Eve's face (a silent scream that will not be rivaled until Edvard Munch) Masaccio leaves Adam for Lippi to finish.
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The supernatural creature in Zygote, however, is truly nasty, its grotesquery rivaled only by the monster size of Dakota Fanning's star performance.
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The Dallas Fort Worth metroplex gave rise to dozens of tech companies that rivaled anything happening in Palo Alto at the time.
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Where simplicity is luxury, time slows to the roll of the Mediterranean and meals are rivaled only by the crisp white wine.
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His genius for programming, so often with the newest of new music at its heart, was rivaled perhaps only by Pierre Boulez.
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"[Eli Cohen's] acting skills rivaled those of Daniel Day-Lewis," Sacha Baron Cohen told NPR in a recent interview about The Spy.
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The center played a crucial role in the building of American women into an international power that rivaled Russia, Romania and China.
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Radiohead's OK Computer is now 20 years old, and its importance cannot be understated, rivaled in the '90s only by Nirvana's Nevermind.
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Mr. Heenan was a natural showman, and his career as a manager was rivaled by his career as an on-camera commentator.
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The 10,000-mile round trip ranks as one of the longest of any mammal, rivaled only by another baleen whale, the humpback.
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And on Friday, Mr. Sanders released a sweeping plan that advocates said rivaled the one they had recently praised from Ms. Warren.
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For most of 2018, MoviePass and Sinemia rivaled for your dollars and the result was both of them went out of business.
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TV sales are huge on Black Friday — rivaled only by that big football game in February that we're not allowed to name.
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The wanderings in "Omeros" were rivaled by Mr. Walcott's own zigzag itinerary as a teacher and lecturer at universities around the world.
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If you've ever tried whitening your teeth, you've probably noted that it's a special kind of torture rivaled only by, well — this.
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In this case, Washington and director Antoine Fuqua, were able to stage balletic shootouts that rivaled those in John Sturges' original 13 film.
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Like Tyler and Barr, she displayed extraordinary entrepreneurial skills, but her bigotry surpassed theirs and rivaled that of any Klansman in its intensity.
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All my life, I'd bragged about my ability to fall into a deep, coma-like state wherever, whenever, rivaled only by the dead.
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HTC, the company that once rivaled Samsung for the adulation of Android smartphone fans, has sunk to the role of a discount player.
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The Shrek soundtrack is the arguably the quintessential album of the 2000s, rivaled only by the magnum opus of movie soundtracks, Shrek 2.
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"[Tonya Harding] brought a fierceness and an athleticism that rivaled the men's skating," Jocelyn Jane Cox, a former competitive ice dancer, told Refinery29.
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Employees of Goldman Sachs were rivaled only by those of the University of California in powering his record-breaking fundraising totals in 2008.
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One recent attack in America has rivaled Yekaterinburg in terms of national and international media coverage—but it was not a mass shooting.
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Sales from Old Navy stores rivaled those from parent company Gap, and the brand expanded to more than 500 stores nationwide by 1999.
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But think about how ridiculous a thing that is to say: the Carbo Tenore are only rivaled by models ten times their cost.
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But in 1992, researchers discovered more than 1,000 objects orbiting Neptune that rivaled and often exceeded Pluto's size, the International Astronomical Union said.
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Cities in northern China have some of the worst air pollution in the world, rivaled only by urban centers in India and Iran.
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The economic boom of the 1980s created a well-to-do middle class for whom moneymaking rivaled Buddhist tradition as a core value.
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Mr. Braziller's art books were often limited editions, with high-quality prints to achieve colors and shades that, critics said, rivaled original plates.
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Newcastle's annual operating budget of about £300,000, or $400,000, is rivaled by the weekly pay of elite soccer players in the Premier League.
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Many passengers, emerging from local hospitals with blood still on their clothes and skin, said the psychological toll rivaled the impact of their injuries.
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They once nearly rivaled the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building as simple, graphic representations of the complex idea of New York.
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Leaders in the network, whose size and spending has rivaled the national Republican Party in recent elections, have undergone a significant shift in focus.
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Just last December, he witnessed anti-immigrant hysteria in a neo-Nazi march, but found it was out-rivaled by thousands of counter-protesters.
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He won the Nobel Prize for Literature, rivaled only Shakespeare in his prolific literary output, and painted more than 500 pictures in his lifetime.
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Yesterday brought one of the worst one-day declines in U.S. stock market history, rivaled only by the crashes in 1987 and (gulp) 1929.
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In previous elections, the network has rivaled spending by the National Republican Committee, plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into federal and state contests.
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President Trump had a busy morning on Twitter and the radio, in a tirade that rivaled his most grievance-filled moments since becoming president.
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Plus, the 42% who said they feel "very" favorably toward Buttigieg is rivaled only by the 36% who say the same of Warren. 1.
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This meteor shower is perhaps only rivaled by the Perseid meteor shower in August in the number of meteors you can see per night.
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The loyalty of iPhone users is legendary, rivaled only by the degree of dependence that most of the world has on Google apps and services.
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All of these board updates may seem trivial, but they add up to a riding experience that's only rivaled by Boosted's more expensive electric longboards.
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But nothing has rivaled the Marvel approach of building an entire superhero-filled world that its characters inhabit, with one fostering connections to the other.
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In the late nineteenth century, the United States, far from being an exception in the industrial world, rivaled the dysfunctional Russian Empire in labor militancy.
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Tracer (a character in Overwatch) was rivaled only by the timeless sexual objectification of Lara Croft—Croft leading Tracer by a mere 77,000 searches overall.
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Rasky himself said Biden's comeback was rivaled by only one other feat he'd experienced in his lifetime: the 2004 Boston Red Sox World Series win.
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To the contrary, Kaine would bring a wealth of knowledge and abilities that would be rivaled only by the person he's running with, Hillary Clinton.
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Most rooms feature stunning views of the Chicago River, only rivaled by those observed from the four-star hotel&aposs rooftop, a favorite among locals.
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The frigidity of the war against big box stores is rivaled only by the temperature in January, which can often drop into the negative 20s.
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It invested in its nascent state, providing services like vaccination drives and trash collection that, at times, rivaled those of the governments they had usurped.
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The amount of information it knows about users is only rivaled by Google, and the two companies together control almost 60 percent of all digital advertising.
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Fortune said that's compared to sales growth of 135 percent in 2014 for a company whose more than $45 billion valuation is rivaled only by Uber.
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This box is full of chocolate truffles infused with adventurous flavors, and will send them for a ride rivaled only by the one you share together.
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This is certainly not the first new M&M's flavor to hit shelves—they are perhaps rivaled only by Oreo in the category of snack innovation.
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This ancient creature, which rivaled the T. rex in size, measured about 40 feet (12 meters) in length, and featured an elongated skull and powerful jaw.
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Prison Break was the twisting, turning, and undeniably enthralling Hollywood version of a prisoner plotting his escape, rivaled in fame perhaps only by The Shawshank Redemption.
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To put that in perspective, Lyft's valuation after the IPO rivaled those of Snapchat, Dropbox, and Spotify; it's larger than all of this year's IPOs combined.
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Lena Headey, who is only rivaled by Dinklage for the crown of the show's best actor, delivered her performance perfectly, drinking wine as the city burned.
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Proportional to world population, it would be rivaled only by the An Lushan rebellion in eighth-century China and the Mongol conquests of the 19953th century.
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The buzz around town was that this year's Consumer Electronic Show rivaled the Detroit Auto Show, featuring connected car technology that is redefining the driver experience.
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Cancellation is a critical moment in the customer lifecycle rivaled only by the moment of purchase, and yet it remains a blind spot for most companies.
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This was the beginning of the end for HTC, but their last few years saw them update their design language to something that actually rivaled Apple.
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The turnout rivaled that of a similar march last Sunday, which organizers said drew more than a million people in a city of about seven million.
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By either estimate, the rally rivaled the huge demonstrations in 1987 that forced the government, then controlled by the military, to hold a free presidential election.
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In its years of existence, Pebble developed a very reliable and mature ecosystem of apps that rivaled the Apple Watch—even if Pebble device sales never did.
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Speaking of giving things up, the Red Sox gave up a package of prospects for Kimbrel that rivaled the Astros' package for Giles in terms of insanity.
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Ma is based in China, but Silicon Valley treats him with a reverence that is only rivaled by that for Jeff Bezos and the late Steve Jobs.
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Upon their return, these tiny astronauts were celebrated as heroes and, as this book reveals, reached a level of celebrity that rivaled the Beatlemania of subsequent years.
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First, consider the device itself: A behemoth of exotic lab equipment called Sycamore, it is probably rivaled by only one or two similar devices in the world.
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The late Roh was from a liberal party that rivaled the conservative predecessor to Park's conservative Saenuri Party, and naming Kim appears intended to placate the opposition.
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On the issues, health care is rivaled only by immigration in the 21986 midterms — and, in a remarkable reversal from 21992, Democrats have been on the offensive.
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"In our view, Tesla's 'key man' risk is higher than any other company we cover, possibly rivaled only by Sergio Marchionne at [Fiat Chrysler Automobiles] , " Jonas said.
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Book News Few authors were as intensely private as Harper Lee, who was rivaled perhaps only by Thomas Pynchon and J.D. Salinger in her aversion to publicity.
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Hope Hicks was unquestionably the most fixated-over White House communications director in history, rivaled only by Anthony Scaramucci during his 10 days of hellfire last summer.
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At their peak, this is a group that had territory that rivaled the size of Great Britain, and they governed a population of over 12 million people.
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Sherlock Holmes is "the most famous fictional character of the past two centuries, rivaled only by Dracula and James Bond," a reviewer for The Times once argued.
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Crosby Doe, a Southern California real estate agent who specializes in architecturally significant properties, said Lautner rivaled Richard Neutra as the region's most sought-after dead architect.
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It's a return rivaled only by SoftBank's (SFTBY) $20 million punt on Alibaba (BABA) in 203, which secured the Japanese company a stake that's worth $132 billion.
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That French toast was only rivaled by the chain's creamy farfalle pasta with chicken and roasted garlic, which contained 2,410 calories and 63 grams of saturated fat.
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Wellness tourism eventually became a $563 billion industry, rivaled only by beauty and anti-aging at $999 billion, and healthy eating, nutrition, and weight loss at $648 billion.
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It has been reported that the conflict came as a result of Aggarwal's growing concern over SoftBank's influence, later encouraging the two ride-sharing rivaled forces to merge.
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The Cuban-born hairdresser became known as one of the most influential pros in the fashion and beauty spheres, responsible for styling runway hair that rivaled the clothes.
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The twirling tower of flame reached speeds of 143 mph (230 kph), which rivaled some of the most destructive Midwest tornados, National Weather Service meteorologist Duane Dykema said.
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The media frenzy surrounding Trump's every tweet is a spectacle only rivaled by the hysteria that surrounds every move of the U.K.'s Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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But Mr. Liggio said the oil sands were rivaled by only the largest metropolitan areas, like Los Angeles, in North America when it came to creating the particles.
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Adding to those good vibes was Jonah's spread, which rivaled anything I've ever eaten, stoned or not (see the MUNCHIES coverage for the full low-down on that).
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In the first years of evolution, while the scooters were first developing their strategies to preserve battery life, their rate of evolution must have rivaled that of bacteria.
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The voting was accomplished and the media presented the results as they were reported from the election districts with all the excitement that rivaled any race track announcer.
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I found that Amazon's Music Unlimited, the premium, $7.99-per-month subscription tier of Amazon's music offerings, rivaled Spotify with its large catalog of songs and affordable price.
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In this bout, the difference between an advantageous grip and an unfavorable one came down to millimeters, prompting a negotiation between the pullers that rivaled the Yalta Conference.
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The Wall Street Journal reported at the time that this was part of Wal-Mart's broader effort to build a shopping destination online that rivaled that of Amazon.com.
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New York (CNN Business)Last week's coronavirus-fueled meltdown on Wall Street rivaled some of the scariest moments in modern history: The Great Depression, Black Monday, the Sept.
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Dingo attacks are most closely associated with the 1980 case of Azaria Chamberlain, whose disappearance attracted media coverage in Australia that rivaled the American fixation on O.J. Simpson.
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A red-faced Sanders squirmed constantly at his Senate desk: a wandering gaze, restless hands and a slouch that rivaled Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for worst posture.
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And in 1988, Steve Jones of Britain ran alone to set the fastest time in seven years, with a 3:21 margin of victory that almost rivaled Keitany's.
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For years, the little-known New York hedge fund Platinum Partners stood out for double-digit investment returns that rivaled some of the biggest names in the industry.
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He drew 1.1 million live viewers for a "Medicare for all" town hall in January -- an evening audience that rivaled cable news networks -- and 2 million viewers total.
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In doing so, the O.S.S. assembled a concentration of acumen and talent that rivaled those of the iconic schools and institutes that propagated design in the 20th century.
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Its mantralike mission (to "connect the world") is rivaled among internet companies perhaps by only that of Google (to "organize the world's information") in terms of sheer scope.
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When he discovered the commute was miserable, he overcorrected by moving into a Hell's Kitchen room-share where his rent, at $1,875, rivaled that of a studio apartment.
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Later in the show, Jack McBrayer made an appearance as Alex Jones' trusted "doctor" to sell a special NSFW product, rivaled only by Jones' own line of wellness products.
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The level of backstory and information there is about each and every aspect of Martin's world is really only rivaled by Tolkien's Middle-earth and the Star Wars universe.
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The U11 had one of the best cameras â€" some even went as far to say it rivaled or was better than the Pixel 2 â€" on a smartphone.
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She has more than 100 paid staffers and 19 field offices in Iowa and has developed a vast network of organizers and volunteers that few other candidates have rivaled.
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But the issue of a Brexit does not involve the U.S., yet to Cramer the worry has already rivaled the panic of the European crisis from 2008 and 2009.
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But the issue of a Brexit does not involve the U.S., yet to Cramer the worry has already rivaled the panic of the European crisis from 2008 and 2009.
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Brazil's agricultural output is only rivaled by the United States, but its underdeveloped and expensive transport infrastructure is the country's main barrier to raising its share of world exports.
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Spotted in the audience with her mom and dad, the 6-year-old rivaled last year's look in a chic white ruffled coat, matching trousers and sparkling silver shoes.
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The next-generation, or "737NG" series, was prompted by European plane-maker Airbus' introduction of its A320 narrow-body family, which rivaled the 737's dominance of the market.
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Netflix is rivaled by a number of niche players, such as Mubi (independent films) and iFlix (Southeast Asia), but Amazon will bring some much needed competition to global markets.
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And while the royal Black Panther has a sparkling perfection only rivaled by goody two-shoes like Superman and Captain America, Spawn is definitely no knight in shining armor.
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Ken Dodd, a titan of a vanishing age of British comedy whose fame at its peak rivaled that of the Beatles, died on Sunday at his home in Liverpool.
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Some other takeaways from the report: — California's life sciences industry has commonly been identified with San Diego and the Bay Area, but they are rivaled by two other hubs.
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The Dempsey-Tunney bouts rivaled Lucky Lindy's feat as newsmaking occasions, and Rocky Marciano's and Muhammad Ali's title defenses qualified as front-page news well into the television era.
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"The double helix is the most iconic image of the 20th century, perhaps rivaled only by the mushroom cloud," the bootcamp's leader, Michael Flanagan, said to a recent class.
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Michela's cherished secret spots included the offbeat Piazza della Giuggiola, an exquisite square paved with river rocks rivaled only by the nearby Piazza dell'Olivella in tranquillity and poetic otherworldliness.
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During a get-out-the-vote effort Wednesday in a North Charleston neighborhood just blocks away from Biden's offices, members of the media rivaled the number of volunteers present.
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Given that the public's obsession with Cobain's private life has always rivaled the love of his music, however, these qualities can perversely make the photos all the more captivating.
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"La La Land" rivaled "Titanic" and "All About Eve" with a record-tieing 14 nominations, and Meryl Streep earned her 20th nomination, which is its own kind of first.
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Automotive experts say GM's battery and EV group is one of the largest in the world, rivaled only by Toyota Motor Corp in Japan and Daimler AG in Germany.
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And then there were other stars who either went completely all-out in outfits so elaborate they rivaled the Sistine Chapel, and another group, that completely disregarded the dress code.
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Their number probably rivaled that of a lively counter-protest down the road, which was penned in by police and well out of shouting distance from Trump's outdoor press conference.
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Indonesia is no easy market and, alongside Uber, Grab is rivaled by GoJek, a motorbike taxi on-demand service that recently raised $550 million at a valuation of $1.3 billion.
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Besides its innate speed and handling, which rivaled more expensive European cars of the time, enthusiasts fell in love with the 90s Supra because of its ability to accept modifications.
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A slow-moving blue wave is on the verge of washing away the House Republicans' California delegation — a once-strong faction of the GOP that rivaled the powerful Texas delegation.
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Even the patrons were mostly the same—the number of Coachella-esque teen-to-20-something girls wearing flower crowns and tutus rivaled that of any other demographic in attendance.
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MobiKwik — which is rivaled by Alibaba-backed Paytm and FreeCharge, which is owned by Snapdeal, among others — counts Japan's GMO, Mediatek, Sequoia, Cisco and American Express among its existing backers.
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While Super Bowl I featured the once classic halftime marching bands as entertainment, the show has grown into a standalone mega-event that has on occasion rivaled the game itself.
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Last winter, a storm over California and Nevada churned up waves on Lake Tahoe that, at six feet, rivaled those breaking 200 miles west on the shores of the Pacific.
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Amazon bought Twitch for $1.1 billion in 2014, as gamer communities were tuning in around the world in numbers that rivaled the average prime-time viewership of some cable networks.
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The film's penchant for breakage jokes is rivaled only by its taste for gross-out humor, and for the kinds of double-entendres best appreciated by 7-year-old boys.
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In some elections, the Koch network rivaled the spending and scope of the national Republican Party, and analysts view their activism as helping to have fueled the Tea Party movement.
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It was rivaled in its splendor by the sight of adults in midtown Manhattan who'd taken the time to create pinhole projectors out of old cereal boxes and paper plates.
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Michael Pachter, an analyst at private financial services firm Wedbush said that "FIFA" and "Modern Warfare" rivaled "Fortnite" in sales too, after considering physical sales, which SuperData does not include.
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For the insecure A-listers of the film business, an invitation to the Vanity Fair Oscar party used to be a status symbol rivaled only by winning an Oscar itself.
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A California-born woman transplanted to New York, she was in many ways the opposite of Joan Didion (one of many contemporaries she rivaled with), her style loud and masculine.
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When you factor in his increasingly impressive play on the basepath and in the field, Altuve's aggregate contributions to his team this year are rivaled only by Trout and Manny Machado.
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The expansive glass—one window is the size of a standard plane door—bathes passengers in natural light and provides views perhaps rivaled only by the International Space Station's observation window.
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While the show is known less for its honors -- categories include Best Kiss and Best Fight -- its history for delivering off-the-wall moments is rivaled only by the MTV VMAs.
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Others – like James Wilson, the Scottish-born genius who rivaled Madison in his influence, and who gave us the words "We the People" – died poor, diseased and alone, while fleeing creditors.
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Their road show rivaled only Bronn and Jaime for best odd couple of Season 5, but a road show needs to move in order to keep the song and dance humming.
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Instagram and Facebook have filters and lenses, yes, but none have rivaled the cultural cachet of the dancing hot dog — or the bumble bee, puppy face, or any other Snapchat creations.
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And investors are shoveling money into venture capital funds, which raised so much cash in the first half of this year that it rivaled the amount raised in all of 2015.
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DC Circuit opinions Many justices in recent years have been elevated from the powerful DC Circuit, which handles important disputes over government power, but only Ruth Bader Ginsburg's tenure rivaled Kavanaugh's.
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At two tastemaker brunches promoting wellness, we met Lavenda of Lavendra's Closet and Natalie Alcala and fashion editor at Racked and founder of FASHION MAMAS, whose Coachella looks rivaled the models.
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As gestalt, Future's recent output has offered listeners so much quality music in such a short amount of time that the run rivaled similar bursts by Gucci Mane and Lil Wayne.
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Eyewear presents an approachable — even inevitable — platform for tech development, which means that existing optical companies may well be rivaled by digital players like Snapchat or Google in the years ahead.
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Local electronic acts like DJ Hendrik, KSF, and Kanilsnældur showcased a tech-house ferocity and 4x4 ambition that rivaled any of the marquee heavy hitters I caught on the larger stages.
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The sun is setting, pink and orange and spectacular, rivaled in charm only by the swell of the music, which is as shimmering and soulful as the surface of a lake.
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He's really just, such a chess master of the Senate rules in a way that's only really been rivaled by Harry Reid, who was the democratic leader before McConnell took over.
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Still, overall the non-chain meals rivaled the calories found in meals at popular chains, and nearly 92 percent of the dishes examined exceeded the energy requirements for a single sitting.
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With his pronounced Brooklyn accent and deliberate intonations, the Vermont senator has rivaled Donald Trump as the chief source of humor in this campaign, giving ample material to comedians like Larry David.
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"But he has his own distinct qualities and attributes, and it's safe to say that no commandant has ever rivaled his dedication to the creation of a diverse Marine Corps," Hunter said.
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In place of the rock that rivaled Beyoncé's engagement ring, Kim has opted for a simple, thin, diamond-encrusted band, with her only other additional jewelry being a small gold pinky ring.
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Fund Societies is active in Singapore and (as 'Modalku') Indonesia — Southeast Asia's most developed economy and its largest economy, respectively — where it is rivaled by the likes of Capital Match and MoolahSense.
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The startup is rivaled by a number of players, including BigBasket, which raised its round earlier this month from Mirae Asset-Naver Asia Growth Fund, the U.K.'s CDC Group and Alibaba.
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Left and right, the world's best-dressed men stunted from dusk till dawn in looks that rivaled anything I could ever think of (or afford) — and I loved every second of it.
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The collapse of the merger — hatched 15 months ago and backed by President Trump — potentially ends Sinclair's hopes of building a national conservative-leaning TV powerhouse that might have rivaled Fox News.
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By the time of his departure a decade later, Apple had a string of stores that were the envy of the shopping industry, generating sales per square foot that rivaled luxury jewelers.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) Trump's criticism of the former El Paso congressman has primarily focused on O'Rourke's February rally that rivaled one of his own the same night in the border town.
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The doomsday claims are so grim, in fact, that they might only be rivaled by what Wall Street said in 2016 about Republican candidate Trump, the man Warren now hopes to beat.
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The home computer information service, which rivaled CompuServe, was a play by IBM and Sears to help get a million people online by 1991, according to a news report at the time.
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A favorite look was a jock strap with football shoulder pads, fishnets and knee-high wading boots and dramatic eyes, all finished with a pile of hair whose volume rivaled Tina Turner's.
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For the project announced on Monday, Riyadh received bids for the solar farm, which will be built in Sakaka, in northern Saudi Arabia, that rivaled the lowest ever submitted at auctions anywhere.
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Submitting simply to make his own life easier is far less defensible, especially for a man like Daryl, whose staunch moral code is rivaled only by his terminal lack of self-worth.
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But once upon a time, around the turn of the 20th century, it was at the center of a German fashion world that rivaled Paris and London in design, production and glamour.
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Actors like Debbi Morgan and Darnell Williams, who as Angie Baxter and Jesse Hubbard on "All My Children," rivaled "General Hospital's" Luke and Laura as the soap super-couple of the '80s.
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Venus is the planet of love, money, and beauty, and it rules sensual earth sign Taurus, a sign that is rivaled for its love of shopping by Libra, another Venus-ruled sign.
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Frecon's merging of color and shape is an unexpected development, and, to my mind, her evocative use of color is rivaled only by Brice Marden, but is narrower and less seductive than his.
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Competition is pretty fierce these days, and Pebble is rivaled by Apple, Samsung, Motorola, LG and others, but its products sit at the lower end of the scale, ranging from $50 to $299.
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For US retailers big and small, Amazon has become the preeminent place to sell products, rivaled only by eBay and Walmart's competing marketplaces and smaller, more product-specific platforms like Etsy and Overstock.com.
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But nothing has rivaled the steady stream of criticism — and the multiple lawsuits — accusing Mr. Trump of violating the Constitution by accepting payments at his 263-room hotel in Washington from foreign governments.
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At the show, little Blue rivaled last year's look in a chic white ruffled coat, matching trousers and sparkling silver shoes, plus custody of her mother's custom Judith Leiber Black Panther-themed clutch.
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Although Jack Taylor, Bruen's frequently drunk, violent and maudlin detective hero, is still the main draw, he's rivaled by a serial killer who works himself into a murderous rage over improper grammatical usage.
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Bradley Whitford, meanwhile, is James Barksdale, the Netscape CEO whose business acumen proved an effective counterweight, for a time, to Marc Andreessen (John Karna), whose lack of people skills rivaled his technical savvy.
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Last year, the startup expanded into bike-sharing services with its Pedl offering which is rivaled by a new launch from taxi-hailing firm Ola and China's Ofo, which recently moved into India.
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Ripping off the eyelashes and braiding her hair, de Ribes was the subject of one of the most famous portraits in fashion photography, rivaled only by the likes of Dovima and Suzy Parker.
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The apostrophe implies that Kirstein had a such a significant role in establishing the goals and ethos of the fledgling museum that his influence rivaled that of its first director, Alfred H. Barr.
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The texture and crumb of his oat porridge bread were some of the best I&aposd had and the laminated dough in his croissants and cruffins rivaled the quality of big-city patisseries.
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The two other bronze medalists hailed from Egypt and Tunisia and the strong showing from African fighters energized a crowd in which small pockets of fans from the continent often rivaled the boisterous Brazilians.
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Seeing as Bitfinex is the world's largest dollar-based exchange for bitcoin, the hack represents one of the biggest thefts, rivaled only other big security lapses like the Mt. Gox hack in early 2015.
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Kanye West visited the White House to discuss prison reform (and, honestly, who knows what else) on Thursday and unleashed a rant so bizarre it rivaled Trump's off-the-cuff conversation with Olivia Nuzzi.
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An epic visual tale rivaled only by "Thriller," the seven-minute video follows Rihanna and her two friends as the girl gang kidnaps and tortures the wife of an accountant who crossed the singer.
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Ikea also started working on its own smart lighting systems a couple of years ago, eventually creating a family of products that rivaled some Philips Hue products but for a fraction of the price.
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We rivaled Rory and Lorelai with our snacks: There were breakfast burritos, cartons of Chinese food, doughnuts, cupcakes, cookies, and my favorite, the giant coffee-bot that appeared in the writers' kitchen one season.
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Advertisements throughout Williston, Watford City and other oil communities offer two or three months of free rent, a far cry from the boom, when rents rivaled those in New York City and San Francisco.
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They condemned it not only because its risqué content undermined women's chastity, but also because so many studio bosses and directors were Jewish—anti-Semitism almost rivaled anti-black racism in the 1920s Klan.
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A parade of movie stars regularly passed through the Tynan household in Mayfair (Laurence Olivier, Marlene Dietrich, Maggie Smith, Orson Welles), and the hosts' day-to-day theatrics rivaled the performances of their guests.
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Originally reached from Manhattan by ferry, it sprawled on 478 acres overlooking the Upper New York Bay and had so many visitors in the 1860s that it rivaled Niagara Falls as a tourist destination.
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You can make a solid case that the king most of us have never heard of rivaled David: He carried out reforms that cemented the ideas of the religion we moderns now call Judaism.
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The collection, said to have been rivaled in Europe by only that of the queen of England, was established by a dynasty of industrialists who made a fortune in shipbuilding, coal, steel and iron.
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The kind of online adoration viewers heap on Saffitz might be rivaled only by that paid to the Baby Yoda character from The Mandalorian—in both cases, Tweeters say they would die for them.
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"From what I could tell, he was an intelligent, joyful and adventurous British man with an irreverent sense of humor and a love of art and food that rivaled my own," Ms. Kaplan said.
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Still, the prison assassination of Whitey Bulger—among the few recent BOP denizens whose media saturation rivaled Cohen's—meant the feds were likely to take special care in assigning this guy somewhere he could survive.
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Although the influential network long has rivaled the national Republican Party in spending and influence, the libertarian-leaning Charles Koch has always cast himself as less interested in politics than his younger brother, David Koch.
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However, we recently learned that Marriott International/Starwood was the victim of the multi-year theft of personal information on up to 20193 million customers — rivaled only by hacks against Yahoo in 2013 and 2014.
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Carro is rivaled by a number of startups, including BeliMobilGue in Indonesia, Carsome, iCar Asia and Rocket Internet's Carmudi, although with its new raise in the bank Carro is the best-funded by some margin.
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" According to the lawsuit, the offices were "so sexually aggressive, morally repulsive, and unlawfully hostile that [they are] rivaled only by the businesses portrayed in the films Boiler Room and The Wolf of Wall Street.
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Momos are juicy, pillowy dumplings brought to India by Tibetan refugees and, like most kinds of dumplings, are destined for ubiquity, and have become a street food staple in India rivaled only by the samosa.
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In surveys and academic research, members of Generation Z, who could account for one in 10 voters next year, consistently rank climate change as one of their top two priorities, rivaled only by gun violence.
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Carro is rivaled by a number of startups, including BeliMobilGue in Indonesia, Carsome, iCar Asia and Rocket Internet's Carmudi, although with its new raise in the bank Carro is the best-funded by some margin.
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After he was named chief executive of the company in 2009, he pushed for modernization, trying to turn the state-run oil company into a global competitor that rivaled the private giants in the West.
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Winds in the "fire whirl" created July 26 near Redding reached speeds of 143 mph (230 kph), a speed that rivaled some of the most destructive Midwest tornados, National Weather Service meteorologist Duane Dykema said.
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According to Synergy Sports, Rose is averaging 1.25 points per possession as the ball-handler in transition, which, given his volume, is an excellent mark rivaled by two or three players in the entire league.
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Colwell's reaction to the play, in which he drops his bat in stunned disbelief is rivaled only by Katz's, in which he saunters back to the dugout with the shit-eatingest grin you've ever seen.
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Avenatti, whose ability to steer a news cycle is rivaled by only the president's, initially hoped to distribute the file that morning, thus ensuring wall-to-wall coverage for the better part of the day.
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Rivaled only by Ibsen, and perhaps Hamsun, Munch exists in Norwegian culture as a sign of greatness, and it may be helpful for readers in English to understand this reality as a point of departure.
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But the Obama fan art canon is rivaled, and possibly dwarfed, by the work that's been created about Donald Trump — and that work is just as revealing about the way Trump's fans think about him.
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With just four days to take it in, I was intimidated and baffled the moment I arrived (LAX is a nightmare rivaled only by New York's airports) and remained so until the day I left.
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Holmes is arguably the most famous fictional character of the past two centuries, rivaled only by Dracula and James Bond, with perhaps, as the decades wear on, Batman and Harry Potter nipping at their heels.
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Chicken Tikka Masala Don't let the fragrant spices and gluten-free label fool you, this chicken tikka masala will set you up for heartbreak only rivaled by the most dramatic scene from a Bollywood movie.
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In 2000, the company claimed its network rivaled television given its daily mobile audience size — which has grown to 1.03 billion — and introduced TRP (targeted rate point) buying to help TV advertisers translate campaigns across platforms.
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As an opening line it's only rivaled by "If you see me walking down the street/And I start to cry each time we meet/Walk on by, walk on by," in the Sheer Heartbreak stakes.
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Yet as the longest-running and most recognizable brand in pot, rivaled only perhaps by Snoop Dogg himself, High Times online sees a flood of 20 million unique visitors per month beyond its 236,000 print subscribers.
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CarDekho is rivaled by the likes of CarTrade, which is backed Temasek and Warburg Pincus and previous gobbled up rival CarWale, Truebil and Cars24, a service that buys cars from consumers and resells them to dealers.
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But the musicians on stage at Afropunk are always rivaled by its remarkably stylish and diverse crowd, who share the festival's position at the intersection of African-American culture, punk music, and forward-thinking social activism.
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The shared outpouring of heart-crushing, gut-wrenching emotion upheaval from band and crowd alike was rivaled only by their sense of social justice and the same community spirit that permeated the entire Wrecking Ball weekend.
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Warren, whose influence with core Democratic voters is rivaled only by Sanders himself, could provide the Clinton campaign the boost it needs after two polls suddenly showed her trailing to Sanders in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The sell-off in long-term U.S. bonds on Thursday rivaled that which occurred on the day following the 2000 presidential election, when the yield on the 219-year Treasury climbed more than 230 basis points.
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His accomplishments and fame outside the ring rivaled his achievements within it: his charisma, his religious and political stances, his famous aphorisms and the way he openly reveled in having the world's eyes trained on him.
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In March, their numbers surpassed the previous three years and "rivaled fiscal year 2014, when we had a crisis," Manuel Padilla, chief of the border patrol's Rio Grande Valley sector, said in an interview with Reuters.
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A few years later, he gave us Spawn, the "quintessential 90s superhero" from hell and co-founded Image Comics, the "revolutionary" independent publisher that has rivaled DC and Marvel with blockbuster books like The Walking Dead.
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The collapse of the deal, which was backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, potentially ended Sinclair's hopes of building a national conservative-leaning TV powerhouse that might have rivaled Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's Fox News.
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As she's noted, "There's more pressure to be famous for being yourself than if you're being a character," and she's managed to turn herself into a brand rivaled only by actual product brands for market dominance.
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Since then, he has rolled out more than 100 policy ideas, a technocratic approach rivaled in sheer wonkiness perhaps only by that of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts among the Democratic candidates seeking the 4 nomination.
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In the settlement, Equifax set aside $300 million to pay for credit monitoring for everyone affected by the historic hack (rivaled perhaps only by this week's of Capital One), and you're due that if you want it.
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Season 2 followed Escobar's emotional landscape as he was backed further into a corner by the DEA and Los Pepes, a vigilante group that hunted down Escobar's men in a campaign that rivaled Escobar's own violent tactics.
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The most Blue My Mind does to tack a thesis onto the film is in capturing Mia's complete apathy toward men and her unbridled obsession with her body, rivaled only by her desire to be Gianna's friend.
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Drokova's rise from an ordinary teenager to an activist who took meetings with Russia's elite behind the red walls of the Kremlin is rivaled only by her fall from the grace of those who brought her in.
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The results rivaled the size and quality of existing asthma studies, such as the National Health Interview Survey conducted by the CDC, according to Pei Wang, a genomics professor at Mt. Sinai who co-authored the study.
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They sealed the deal in 2013 by releasing Bloodsports, a poised, triumph of an album that not only rivaled their first two, but proved it is very possible for a forgotten band to return better than ever.
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Most liberals—certainly most over the age of 40—still tend to regard Fox News as the primary flame-fanner of the intolerant right, rivaled only by Breitbart News and (for the especially woke) Alex Jones's InfoWars.
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The chaos stemming from Butler's desire for a move and Thibodeau's initial unwillingness to accommodate him has rivaled LeBron James's early days with the Los Angeles Lakers in commanding the N.B.A. spotlight over the past two months.
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But they weren't prepared for the hoard they discovered: about 2000,218 objects ranging from 100 to 3,000 years old, from Mughal-era miniature paintings to maharajah-worthy jewels, that rivaled the holdings of many established cultural institutions.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's aides knew he planned to deliver a tough message to North Korea on Tuesday, but they did not expect a threat that rivaled the apocalyptic taunts often used by his target, Kim Jong-un.
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In 2016, the combined number of eligible voters who were 35 or younger rivaled the number of Baby Boomers, and next year, Millennials are projected to surpass Boomers as America's largest living generation, according to Census estimates.
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Indeed, his output as a designer was rivaled only by his outpourings as a master of the telling aphorism — so much so that his quotations were collected in a book, "The World According to Karl," in 2000.
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Meredith Austin—the Coast Guard deputy incident commander during the spill—testified in federal court that the response effort was rivaled in complexity only by the response to the 9/11 attacks and the Katrina cleanup efforts.
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The surveillance reports obtained by CNN described in extraordinary detail how Assange's power rivaled that of the ambassador and said Assange used his connections to senior officials in Ecuador to threaten diplomats and guards at the London embassy.
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Mosul was part of a German-Ottoman plan called Bagdadbahn to link Berlin with Baghdad and the Gulf port of Kuwait, both then part of the Ottoman empire - a scheme that rivaled the scale of the Orient Express.
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Britain, which has the biggest defense budget in the EU and is rivaled for military capability only by France, is eager to show that despite its vote to leave the European Union it remains committed to Europe's security.
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Keke Palmer took to the big stage in Paris' AccorHotels Arena over the weekend, performing for millions of League of Legends fans in a grand opening ceremony that rivaled any of the grandest events seen in traditional sports.
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Apple also took a more straightforward approach at capturing the luxury market when it released a limited-edition 18-karat gold watch that set consumers back more than $10,000, a price point that rivaled that of a Rolex.
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With the arrival of celebrities like Harry Belafonte, Lena Horne, the restaurateur B. Smith and Allan Houston of the New York Knicks, the communities rivaled Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard as a vacation mecca for successful African-Americans.
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Hutchins joined with the six-foot forward Roland Minson in taking Brigham Young to the championship of the 1951 National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden, at a time when it rivaled the N.C.A.A. championship tournament in prestige.
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Some of the scenes here, including a late one in which Elio's father validates and affirms his experience with Oliver, will be powerfully therapeutic moments for certain viewers, rivaled by few others in the canon of mainstream queer cinema.
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Nikola Tesla, the famed pioneer of electrical technology who rivaled even Thomas Edison, designed and displayed a working drone in 1898 — nearly 16 years before World War I — that he saw as a weapon that would end all wars.
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Once rabid public support, which some say rivaled the Montreal Canadiens at one point, was in terminal decline by the turn of the century, thanks to years of mediocrity, labor disputes, drama, dashed hopes, and a crappy, crumbling stadium.
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As early as February of this year, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue acknowledged that farm debt rivaled that of the '80s, a problem compounded by a loss of China and other export markets due to President Trump's trade disputes.
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The S2000D mine should add 2295 million tonnes of production when it reaches peak output in 2000-1/2 years, lifting Vale further over Australia's Rio Tinto Ltd, which had rivaled its iron ore output after years of stagnation.
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We learned the dark side of the fiendish little devices that were supposed to make our lives brighter, and the avaricious side of the lords of the cloud, who turned out to have world domination dreams that rivaled Cheney's.
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Mr. Murphy said "The Politician" was not his most expensive Netflix production — two series that he has in production for the streaming service have cost more, he said — but the budget rivaled that of another sumptuously produced Netflix hit.
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The Koch network shelled out $400 million on political and policy fights in 2017 and 2018, according to previously reported figures outlined by the network, and at its peak rivaled the Republican Party itself in its power and influence.
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This W.G.C. event moved here this year after a 10-year run outside Miami, and the turnout and enthusiasm of the fans on the opening day rivaled the atmosphere at Doral's Blue Monster, where the tournament was previously held.
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Junaid Jamshed, who at one time rivaled Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt in popularity in his country, was one of at least 43 people who died when a Pakistan International Airlines flight crashed on its way from Chitral to Islamabad.
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Despite a few minor glitches, Kem and Amber are one of the strongest couples in the house, rivaled by Marcel and Gabby (aka the future King and Queen of England), Olivia and Chris, Montana and Alex and… nope, that's it.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy, a fiery Mr. Wallace began to draw interest across the nation; by September the crowds at his rallies rivaled those for his two main opponents, Richard M. Nixon and Hubert H. Humphrey.
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In just a few years, Peter Szulczewski has built Wish into a massive e-commerce company with billions of dollars in annual gross sales and a truly global reach — perhaps rivaled only by much older players like Amazon and eBay.
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Developed in the 2000s by Jenapharm, an East German drug company, Turinabol became a foundation of the East German sports machine that rivaled the United States and the Soviet Union for medal supremacy at the Olympics in the 19863s and 21986s.
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For the first time since World War II, 41 relatives from around Europe, the United States and Mexico toured the neo-Renaissance building that had been home to the Ephrussi family, European Jews whose wealth once rivaled that of the Rothschilds.
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Then, add as well the $2.9 million in campaign contributions and $40 million in lobbying expenses racked up by its merger partner United Technologies and you have a lobbying powerhouse rivaled only by Lockheed Martin, the world's largest defense conglomerate.
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Oliver on his HBO show "Last Week Tonight" on Sunday said that Sinclair's right-wing bias rivaled that of Fox News and Breitbart and expressed caution over the planned merger, saying would it inject conservative views into local news broadcasts.
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However, despite these efforts and for a host of contested reasons, the London nightclub has become an increasingly rare institution — a cultural artifact that bears witness to a party destination that once rivaled the likes of Berlin, Belgrade, Beirut and beyond.
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Whether it's wildfires scorching large swaths of the west, or hurricanes inundating areas unaccustomed to such deluges, these events carry with them a monetary cost that is rivaled only by the intangible grief of those who suffer in their wake.
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The first two years of Obama's presidency rivaled the New Deal and Great Society in their overall productivity, but also cemented a trend in liberal politics toward working within existing institutions, rather than building new ones, to make social change.
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Earlier this month, it made a $33 billion bid in cash and stock to buy Anadarko Petroleum and bolster its position in shale oil and the liquid natural gas (LNG) market, which was however rivaled on Wednesday by Occidental Petroleum Corp.
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Scholars at Rice University's Kinder Institute for Urban Research recently found that Fort Bend rivaled the diversity of New York and Los Angeles, with 220 percent of its population Anglo, 22008 percent Latino, 21 percent African-American, and 19 percent Asian.
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And that's arguably a downside to birders' protective secrecy: Owls might be rivaled only by bald eagles as ornithological recruiting agents, inspiring young and old to take an interest, to care about wildlife and to want to share with others.
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With "Empire State of Mind," a 2009 paean to their hometown, Jay Z and Alicia Keys soared to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and the song rivaled Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" as the city's unofficial anthem.
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So far, only Mr. de Blasio's main Republican opponent, Paul J. Massey Jr., a real estate sales executive, has rivaled him in fund-raising, though Mr. Massey has also spent money faster than he has taken it in from donors.
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She perched on a pole, probably to remind fans of her role in "Hustlers" (for which she was snubbed by the Oscars); she did a slide on her knees that rivaled Bruce Springsteen's stunt in 2009; she flaunted her famous rump.
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Even as they did, the mood around the city was subdued, even tentative, and the crowds at the markets were rivaled by those at sprawling makeshift memorials, which were laden with flowers, candles and signs bearing messages of anguish and condolence.
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A lot of phones with additional lenses can beat Google's Pixel when you want to zoom in on a scene, but none have rivaled the Pixel's dynamic range or straight up beaten it in low-light photography like the P30 Pro has done.
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Valve is about to combine two of the hottest buzztrends in gaming into one: spectating and VR. Its own Dota 2 title, rivaled in popularity as a spectator e-sport only by Riot's League of Legends, will get a VR spectator mode.
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As she explained to Jewish Museum curator Darsie Alexander in a November talk, the messiness of the design was rivaled only by that of the messaging: no images, but jargon-heavy text more likely to be thrown out than to inspire action.
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That will give you some peace of mind when your yellow lab smashes into an elderly lady and topples her over - as happened to San Francisco writer and editor John Diaz, whose says his dog Paws rivaled Marley for the "world's worst" designation.
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In Al Qadiri's film, phrases like "it's beautiful/…so beautiful it rivaled the roses/for the heart becomes lost/in a world of beauty" blend into fiery clouds of smoke, evoking both demonic and divine connotations, and referencing the Zoroastrian worship of fire.
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By second grade, she had found an outlet for her compulsiveness, taking formal skating lessons at a rink near the family home in Springfield, Mo. Carly followed her into the sport a few months later and did well, but never rivaled her sister.
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The surprise victory of the movie "Green Book" at the Academy Awards on Sunday — and the emotional debate it touched off about race, history and how we tell the story of America — had an urgency that rivaled anything happening in the news.
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But that growth was rivaled by college towns like Brookings (South Dakota State), Pullman (Washington State), Ames (Iowa State), and Champaign-Urbana (University of Illinois) — as well as by the meatpacking center of Huron, S.D., and the Transcendental Meditation center of Fairfield, Iowa.
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Nearly four decades later, McGruff the Crime Dog, Mr. Keil's cartoon hound with that guttural voice and floppy trench coat, is still one of the country's most recognizable advertising figures, perhaps rivaled only by icons like Smokey Bear, Ronald McDonald and Mr. Peanut.
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The last time the foreign-born as a percentage of the population rivaled ours today, a brutally draconian immigration law was imposed, with specific racial categories for exclusion, and the Klan turned not just against blacks but against Catholics and Jews as well.
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Zelle — an in-app, person-to-person payments system backed by Bank of America, Wells Fargo and dozens of other major U.S. banks — is less than a year out from launch, but it has already rivaled industry leader PayPal in payment volume.
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There's its enduring popularity, for one thing — according to the NPD Group, seven of the 10 bestselling games in the US over the past decade were Call of Duty titles — as well as its uniquely mainstream presence, arguably rivaled only by Fortnite.
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Having a game that rivaled some of Chamberlain's best is another feather in Harden's cap as he makes a case for himself as the league's M.V.P. Harden and Westbrook are among the leading contenders, and the numbers for both players are staggering.
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The sheer scale of death and the industrial savagery of the war between Eritrea and Ethiopia was reminiscent of World War II. In terms of the futile waste of humanity, it rivaled the meat grinding mess of the Western Front in WWI.
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As chief executive of Exxon Mobil, where he worked for 41 years, Tillerson led a nearly 75,28-person corporate behemoth with a global footprint that rivaled that of the United States itself, requiring it to have, in effect, its own foreign policy.
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From the ill-advised Nightmare Before Christmas covers album Nightmare Revisited, it is rivaled only in its grimacing lack of subtlety by Korn's version of "Kidnap the Sandy Claws," which is a thing that even typing about causes the hackles on my neck to rise.
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Despite twists and turns in recent years that have sometimes rivaled those of a telenovela, and even with its most famous member, John Doerr, no longer a general partner, Kleiner Perkins has raised two new funds totaling $1.4 billion, show newly processed SEC filings.
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In her smart rehashing of "Meat Joy" — best remembered as an orgy of human bodies and raw meat — her precisely chosen actions and words, including an amusing and illuminating email exchange with Ms. Schneemann, rivaled the video on view for taking us back to 1964.
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Webzines like Pitchfork and Buddyhead, which both started as at-home operations by individuals in the late 90s, rose to prominence for their unfiltered, inexperienced, and subjective critical analysis of music, gaining followings that rivaled those of corporately funded publications like Rolling Stone and SPIN.
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But as devices that originally rivaled Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy line in price, it was always refreshing to know you could buy a brand-new original Pixel at a discount now that the devices have been out for about a year and a half.
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That's more than 800 hours of a life spent watching Johnny Depp talk to zombie pirates or whatever, which is weirdly kind of impressive—a feat only rivaled by the Canadian who watched the third Lord of the Rings movie 361 times this year.
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From the moment they met, Scully and Mulder exuded opposite personas: He pored over UFO abduction cases with enthusiasm, throwing pencils into the drop ceiling of his underfunded department, and she was a studied scientist, a forensic pathologist who rivaled Mulder's eccentricity with resolved skepticism.
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A day after James Harden of the Houston Rockets had a highlight for the ages when he faked a player nearly out of his shoes before calmly hitting a 231.3-pointer, James answered with a play that rivaled Harden's in terms of court wizardry.
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Then along came McGregor, a mixed martial artist from Ireland, who used a boldness that rivaled Mayweather's to reach the peak of stardom in the fast-growing Ultimate Fighting Championship universe, in which fighters use their fists and feet and can wrestle opponents down.
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The number of American assets lost in China, officials said, rivaled those lost in the Soviet Union and Russia during the betrayals of both Aldrich Ames and Robert Hanssen, formerly of the C.I.A. and the F.B.I., who divulged intelligence operations to Moscow for years.
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"Football was just another game," said English, 290, an eight-time N.B.A. All-Star who played at the University of South Carolina for Coach Frank McGuire, a native New Yorker with a reputation that rivaled that of any Southern football coach in the 1970s.
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The Carrington Event took place some 157 years ago, and has seldom been rivaled since, so we can estimate that flares like it are rare — but it's hard to say how rare if we only base our predictions on a single star, our sun.
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Whether the petition served any purpose beyond documenting the changing face of anti-war resistance in the America in the late '60s and confirming Ali's burgeoning reputation as a public figure and activist whose importance and skill rivaled what he displayed in the ring, is arguable.
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Hickey picked the perfect time for his first playoff goal, taking a pass from Brock Nelson and beating Roberto Luongo to send the home crowd into a frenzy, a celebration that rivaled the cacophony at Nassau Coliseum, the Islanders' home on Long Island for 43 years.
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It's a breath of fresh air rivaled only by Billy Eichner and Seth Rogen's playfully goofy antics as Simba's adopted pals Timon and Pumbaa, with the movie capitalizing on the PG rating to somewhat enhance the flatulent qualities that turned the warthog into a jungle pariah.
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At least one of them vaguely augured what would dominate the next day's news: The makers of Calox tooth powder were offering customers a free guide to the city's subway system, which was undergoing an expansion that, among public works projects, rivaled the recently-opened Panama Canal.
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Along with two other tourists, I raced up flights of steps and along wooden boardwalks just in time to watch the sun peek over a sea of red hills and valleys and pillars and anthropomorphic sandstone formations that rivaled anything I've seen in the American Southwest.
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But the caravan stood out because it marked the first time such a mass group of migrants were seen — and demanded to be seen — headed to the U.S. There had been earlier caravans, but none rivaled the size of the one that reached Tijuana last November.
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Indeed, over the past year, Mr. Sietsema, the senior critic at Eater NY, has watched with mild schadenfreude but greater alarm as his neighborhood has undergone yet another transformation from a famed retail corridor whose commercial rents and exclusivity rivaled Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Given her many political advantages, like rich donors and widespread support from Democratic Party elites, she is also surprised that Mr. Sanders's fund-raising has rivaled hers and that her experience — along with her potential to make history as the first woman elected president — has not galvanized more voters.
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After Libra (1988), a fictional biography of alleged JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, no serious reader could deny that DeLillo possessed a vision of America—violence-riddled, commercial-saturated, radiant with dark humor—whose range, acuteness, consistency, power, and beauty were rivaled by few, if any, of his contemporaries.
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The front is aggressively divorced from anything we can consider conventional car design of the present, and the door — there's only one, always facing the curb — is a massive butterfly door that's rivaled only by other luxury concept cars like Aston Martin's Lagonda and Rolls-Royce's Vision 2000.
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When we first met Dunham's Hannah Horvath, she was an aspiring writer living off her parents' money, renting a place with her type-A college friend Marnie (Allison Williams) and playing sex games with Adam, a strapping carpenter (the now-ubiquitous Adam Driver) whose instability rivaled her own.
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Over the next year and a half, Nest became the face and name of Google's smart home offering, a division that's grown quickly as Google Home/Google Nest has become one of the top two players in the U.S. smart home category, rivaled only by Amazon's Alexa/Echo offerings.
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Even before Trump stunned the world by defeating Democrat Hillary Clinton in this month's presidential election, Mercer had left an imprint on the rookie politician's team that rivaled that of almost any other member of Trump's inner circle, save for Trump's adult children and son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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Should the latter occur, the U.S. and NATO will face dire security threats, rivaled by an anti-West military power that is allied with much of the world, and that is skilled in conventional, unconventional and cyber military tactics and one that has already interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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But the theft from the national committee would be among the most important state-sponsored hacks yet of an American organization, rivaled only by the attacks on the Office of Personnel Management by state-sponsored Chinese hackers, and the attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment, which Mr. Obama blamed on North Korea.
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The left fought against the placating, middle of the road, quasi-liberalism that flirted too frequently with big business and big money, that spoke more frequently about the middle class than the poor, that rivaled the right in its zeal to be tough on crime at the expense of minority citizens.
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Coogler's ability to deliver a movie like this, which has seen rave reviews and a historic four-day box office gross rivaled only by Star Wars: The Force Awakens, not only shows that such work can exist within an otherwise stifling studio system, but raises the bar for everything that comes after it.
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An artificial intelligence finally defeated a grandmaster at GoIn a tournament that rivaled the historical importance of Deep Blue vs chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov in 280 and Deep Blue vs the best Jeopardy champs in 2011, Google's AlphaGo won four of the five games it played against Go world champion Lee Sedol.
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If Cruz had gotten second — as appeared plausible, given that his numbers rivaled those of Kasich, Rubio, and Bush — that would've suggested that he wasn't a social conservative Iowa fluke, like Mike Huckabee in 220 and Rick Santorum in 22008, but was actually a viable nominee with appeal outside evangelical-heavy electorates.
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And it was a week bookended by Olivier Theyskens's return to the runway under his own name, after a 15-year hiatus — and by Justin O'Shea's departure from Brioni less than six months after his appointment (a tenure rivaled in its brevity only by Lindsay Lohan's 2009 turn at the house of Ungaro).
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Granted, there wasn't much else on the 32X that rivaled Virtua Racing for my attention—I enjoyed its limited port of DOOM (look, here I am playing it), and raced through that a few times, but Virtua Fighter wasn't a great deal of fun played solo, and Star Wars Arcade was straight boring.
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As we catch up via email ahead of her appearance at Portugal's Semibreve festival, which takes place next weekend, it's clear that this fiercely dedicated, self-made young talent makes no room for gazing backwards as she looks unflinchingly ahead, with an energy and creativity rivaled only by the releases under her name.
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Mr. Sillerman had recently been living in Hinsdale, N.H. For decades, Mr. Sillerman was a regular in the headlines of the financial press, buying and selling numerous media and entertainment businesses, often at a huge profit, and presenting a brash public persona that sometimes rivaled those of the celebrities he dealt with.
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The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to detail internal deliberations, said that since Inauguration Day, the White House had set a pace for filling positions that rivaled the rate of previous administrations, and was now moving as quickly as the meticulous personnel process would allow.
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Jamie Foxx threw a BET after-party that possibly rivaled the Vanity Fair Oscar party because the place was swarming with A-listers and featured performances by Migos and T.I. We're told Foxx dropped half a million on the shindig that was held in his L.A.-area mansion after Sunday's awards show.
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"Bootylicious" goes hard on the matching outfits (rivaled only by "Survivor"), from the yellow disco-fab getups of the montage scenes to the hot pink Vegas-residency numbers in the dance scenes and the rodeo-glam blue tassled ensembles that really reinforce the "one of these things is not like the other" attitude to Michelle.
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He asked why Sanders opposes reparations even as he, unlike Clinton, backs all other sorts of politically extreme policies: The spectacle of a socialist candidate opposing reparations as "divisive" (there are few political labels more divisive in the minds of Americans than socialist) is only rivaled by the implausibility of Sanders posing as a pragmatist.
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Peter DeBruge, Variety: Rowling, whose world-building skills are rivaled only by George Lucas, appears to be primarily concerned with plot at this point, and Goldstein's memories serve the story, while this two-plus-hour-plus pilot evidently doesn't leave much room for the sort of character detail we'd all like to get about Scamander.
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For all of the nonsense associated with Sarah Winchester's life, the house itself remains a singular work of American vernacular art, rivaled only by a few other achievements: Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain, James Hampton's the Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millennium General Assembly, and the archive of Henry Darger among them.
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The leaders of the two sides, one elected in free and fair elections and the other the third generation scion of a corrupt and sclerotic family dynasty, engaged in a long handshake that rivaled in length, if not the variety of grips, President Trump's friendly arm-wrestling with French President Emanuel Macron earlier this week.
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Her sharp-tongued attacks inflicted the deepest wounds on Michael Bloomberg in last week's debate, and she arguably commands the most credibility across the party's rank and file; polls consistently put her at or near the top of the field in terms of net favorability among all Democratic voters, rivaled only by Mr. Sanders.
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In a proceeding that rivaled (and perhaps outdid) his prior exploits in the underworld, he was charged with trying to derail a sexual abuse case in a Hasidic community in Brooklyn by secretly recording a witness having sex with prostitutes he had hired then threatening to expose the man unless he stopped cooperating with prosecutors.
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The Russian influence campaign on social media in the 2016 election made an extraordinary effort to target African-Americans, used an array of tactics to try to suppress turnout among Democratic voters and unleashed a blizzard of activity on Instagram that rivaled or exceeded its posts on Facebook, according to a report produced for the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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From 1995 to 2001 on "Saturday Night Live," she rivaled the physical humor — and influence — of her male co-stars with characters like Mary Katherine Gallagher, a Catholic schoolgirl with superstar dreams, and Sally O'Malley, a high-kicking 50-year-old dancer (impersonated by Hugh Jackman on Twitter in October when he hit the milestone birthday).
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It came as a shock, first because Mr. Wooden looked barely different than he had at 35, but also because among people in nightlife, there was about him a survivalist quality rivaled only by Susanne Bartsch, the drag queen empress whose parties he sometimes appeared at, and Lady Bunny, his drag queen comrade and former roommate.
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It came as a shock, first because Mr. Wooden looked barely different than he had at 35, but also because among people in nightlife, there was about him a survivalist quality rivaled only by Susanne Bartsch, the drag queen empress whose parties he sometimes appeared at, and Lady Bunny, his drag queen comrade and former roommate.
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Mr. Najib's stepdaughter, Azrene Ahmad, took to Instagram on Friday with an emotional condemnation of him and her mother, Rosmah Mansor, who had become widely known here for piling up designer labels, garlands of jewelry and a multimillion-dollar handbag collection that more than rivaled the shoe fetish of Imelda Marcos, the former first lady of the Philippines.
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That's bad news for coastal cities Greenland's ice sheet contains enough water to raise global sea levels by more than 24 feet, and the report finds that 2019 was another year of near-record melting, The ice lost in 2019 rivaled the melting seen in 2012, which set the record for melting on the ice sheet.
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A lime green wall with warm backlighting formed the backdrop to a long, dark wood check-in desk and a giant, leather settee backed up to a bright pop wall of the same lime-green shadeSeating was found in a space that rivaled the length of a high school soccer field, with bespoke standout pieces of retro-glam chairs, couches, and benches.
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From hardscrabble nights writing snippets for a Hearst newspaper in the 21959s to golden afternoons at Le Cirque with Sinatra or Hepburn and tête-à-tête dinners with Madonna to gather material for columns that ran six days a week, Ms. Smith captivated millions with her tattletale chitchat and, over time, ascended to fame and wealth that rivaled those of the celebrities she covered.
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That's why their shared scene in Act II of "Siegfried" — as sung by Mr. Volle and Mr. Konieczny, a glimpse into the desperate and different ways two characters hungry for power try to reclaim it — is a highlight of that opera, rivaled only by Mr. Volle's farewell to the saga, in Act III, in which his Wotan is by turns exasperated, determined and jaded.
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On nights when I'd cry for the homes we'd left behind, my mother consoled me by preparing meals I'd eaten with friends — chicken tikkas dyed so red they rivaled the fiery lipsticks of girls playing with makeup, drumsticks coated with grains of pepper so large they shone like stick-on black diamonds on homemade tiaras — and so while those friends weren't there, they were there.
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The extent to which the informant network was unraveled, reported last year by The New York Times, was a devastating setback for the C.I.A. Officials said the number of informants lost in China rivaled losses in the Soviet Union and Russia during the betrayals of both Aldrich Ames and Robert Hanssen, formerly of the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. They divulged intelligence operations to Moscow for years.
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During the Obamas' final State Dinner, the first lady totally upstaged her husband—and everyone else—by rocking a custom-made Versace gown and becoming a fashion icon rivaled only by Jackie O. So, of course, during last night's episode of Desus & Mero, VICELAND's new late-night talk show, hosts Desus Nice and the Kid Mero talked all about Michelle's Snapchat-worthy night and how much they'll miss the Obamas.
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A not so conventional form of gathering art accompanies a not so conventional art show, with a title only rivaled by mid-2000s pop punk song titles: THE VALUE OF THE PRODUCT OF THE PERIOD or VALUE OF THE PRODUCT OF THE PERIOD or PRODUCTS OF SOCIAL MEMORY or PRODUCTS OF VALID MEMORY or PRODUCTS OF VALUED MEMORY It takes place at a non-commercial space on Grand Street.
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Mr. Buttigieg, who rose to 14 percent support from 20163 percent in three months in polling conducted for The Des Moines Register and CNN, has been powered largely by his appearances on televised town hall-style programs, which have helped him create a fund-raising colossus rivaled only by Mr. Biden's when it comes to tapping major donors, said Rufus Gifford, the finance chairman for Mr. Obama's re-election campaign.
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But even as Mr. Pence steps up his activity as a go-between bridging the White House and Capitol Hill, it's clear he has adopted a far less ambitious approach to the job than his predecessors Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Dick Cheney, who despised being out of the loop and stocked their staffs with first-rate talent that often rivaled, and later replaced, their presidents' West Wing teams.
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Slid into your home under the guise of a wireless speaker, the Echo has grown to become one of the best ways to control smart home devices,... Valve is about to combine two of the hottest buzztrends in gaming into one: spectating and VR. Its own Dota 2 title, rivaled in popularity as a spectator e-sport only by Riot's League of Legends,... I love Slack, the mega-popular corporate-friendly chat client.
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His poll numbers are better than any other candidate in the race — and are rivaled only by former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, who has yet to enter the contest and who has been beset by concerns over his behavior toward women.
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Many of his human companions were equally unusual: John Breed's son, a day laborer, who lamented the destruction of his boyhood home; Perez Blood, the eccentric astronomer who Thoreau visited repeatedly on the outskirts of town; Sophia Foord, the brilliant spinster who fell in love with the one man, Thoreau, who rivaled her in peculiarity; the unnamed fugitive slave whom Thoreau escorted to the railroad station so that he could make safe passage to Canada.
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After stumbling out of the screening room, I called a friend and recounted the entire plot on my walk to the subway: "And then Isabelle Huppert stood outside a restaurant and looked menacing, and then there was a table flip that rivaled Teresa Giudice's in The Real Housewives of New Jersey, and then..." All of these moments culminate in the suspense movie's prolonged, sweaty ending sequence, most of which takes place in the hidden corners of Greta's (Isabelle Huppert) home.
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The 2020 Democratic race started last year with a slate that rivaled a Coca-Cola ad— the first black woman to serve as attorney general of California, the first black (and likely first vegan) senator from New Jersey, a Latino former Obama Cabinet member, an openly gay Midwestern mayor, an Asian American entrepreneur turned philanthropist—but has since dwindled to "two straight white septuagenarian men fighting over the soul of the party," as The New York Times wrote on Wednesday.
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