Patrick Murphy, an establishment favorite, is squaring off against Rep.
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Those people are squaring off against a bajillion cable channels.
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But Volvo will be squaring up to serious local competition.
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In the teaser, Archie is squaring up against another teen.
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Once again, Turks and Kurds are squaring off to fight.
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"It's definitely fun," Anthony said about squaring off against James.
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Three players were booked for squaring up to each other.
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Book squaring ahead of the weekend and ahead of upcoming Feb.
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It has the commercial crab industry squaring off against Big Oil.
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He's squaring off with Cleveland police and he has a gun.
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HK), is squaring off with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd-backed (BABA.
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Or politicians "squaring off" over the origins of the Chiko roll.
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"Squaring up may be a factor," said BMO strategist Stephen Gallo.
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They then broke apart for a moment before squaring off again.
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Both races feature liberal Democrats squaring off against close Trump allies.
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Position squaring ahead of U.S. jobs data due at 8:30 a.m.
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He's squaring off with the Cleveland police and he has a gun.
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That squaring is normally done at the end of each trading day.
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Myers was squaring off against Randy "Ironstache" Bryce for the 1st District.
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"I think they're just squaring up ahead of the BoJ," he said.
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He's squaring a question for himself: Is this place even worth defending?
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And it didn't involve squaring up to a man twice his size!
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Instead, she finds herself squaring off with Russia, WikiLeaks, and the FBI.
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That is particularly useful when squaring off against a left-handed pitcher.
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Harris, of California, has a history of squaring off with the banking industry.
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Squaring law and innovative technologies can be challenging, but we've done it before.
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"Alex just keeps squaring up baseballs," Padres manager Andy Green said of Dickerson.
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Observers say militias based on people's ethnicity are arming up and squaring off.
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This evening is especially exciting, thanks to the Sun and Jupiter squaring off!
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Today in the journal Science, both sides of the debate are squaring off.
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Squaring this problematic triangle will be the task of the new chief executive.
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Mike: I remember tech versus the F.B.I. squaring off a few months ago.
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Rick Scott (R) are squaring off in their first Senate debate on Tuesday.
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Sinema and McSally are squaring off in the race to replace retiring Sen.
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The quarterback matchup was a main draw, with Mayfield and Rudolph squaring off.
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The funk music faded, lights brightened and two amateur boxers started squaring off.
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David Jolly, who is considered centrist, is squaring off against tea party-backed Rep.
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"The coming three-day weekend could bring a little position squaring," brokerage Allendale said.
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And he's already squaring off with another combative opponent: the New York Daily News.
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Especially with the sun squaring off with your ruling planet Neptune on December 5.
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Daylight savings begins on March 11, which will find Mercury squaring off with Saturn.
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The FBI is squaring off against another locked iPhone, as first reported by Wired.
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Dan Donovan, who Trump endorsed in a tweet, is squaring off against former Rep.
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Rocky IV has Creed squaring off against the Soviet boxer Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren).
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Hungry, hurting and smelly, they struggle to straighten one another's uniforms, squaring their shoulders.
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We're told the concept involves teams of 2 squaring off by throwing dinner events.
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Trump will have a hard time squaring that historical record with his current conduct.
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With the sun squaring expansive Jupiter on Wednesday evening, you are making responsiveness your business.
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So now we're in a situation where our allies are squaring off against each other.
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One of the big battles of the next four years will be squaring that circle.
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At the same time, he'll be squaring off against Trump and an emboldened Republican Party.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the efforts to find agreement were like "squaring the circle".
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Gerlach added that traders were squaring up positions on the last day of the month.
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Mercury is also squaring foggy Neptune, so people won't really know what they want anyway.
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Isobel and Cora are still squaring off against Violet and Dr. Clarkson over the hospital.
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Rather than squaring up, Daniels was standing firm in his stance and staying side on.
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They're not squaring up the fastball, and the off-speed is where I want it.
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Mr. Thomas absorbed the blow, unfazed, and took off his jacket, squaring up to brawl.
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Schuyler VanValkenburg is squaring off with lawyer and local leader Eddie Whitlock to replace Massie.
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"You don&apost want Russia squaring off against us across that border," he said. 2.
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Two top-class multi-martial artists squaring off in the Octagon with some high stakes involved.
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Sweet, romantic Venus squaring off with cold, serious Saturn results in sensitive feelings—or aloof detachment.
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So successful, in fact, that he too is squaring off in the Fat Bear Week bracket.
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Moments like these have Stormzy in his element, coming in with uppercuts instead of squaring up.
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Preventing the government from completely squaring its accounts, by cutting taxes, could be a good idea.
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Those could become important voters for Trump if he does end up squaring off against Clinton.
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Now, Kanye and his current nemesis, Drake, squaring off is a different story ... in Nick's eyes.
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Unexpected shake-ups arrive in your social life today thanks to Venus squaring off with Uranus.
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Before squaring off against Rubio, Murphy will need to win the Democratic primary later this month.
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By then, the game had become chippy with players squaring off after the whistles several times.
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Morrisey and Manchin are squaring off in one of the top Senate races of the cycle.
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The protests trailed off with youths throwing rocks squaring off against security forces spraying tear gas.
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Mitsotakis will likely face an uphill battle squaring his promises with fiscal targets agreed with lenders.
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Squaring business interests with one's personal and political beliefs, of course, can be a messy business.
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Super Bowl: The Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers are squaring off in Miami.
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Super Bowl 2020 will feature two young quarterbacks squaring off in Patrick Mahomes and Jimmy Garoppolo.
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Now soldiers from the two powers are squaring off, separated by only a few hundred feet.
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The first season ended with Chuck and Axe squaring off in the ruins of Axe Capital.
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"I think these moves are nothing more than position squaring and will prove temporary," Karakama said.
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The other Eastern Conference first-round matchups have the divisions' second- and third-place teams squaring off.
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Now, Segway is squaring up against the allegation, suggesting instead that Lime doesn't understand how batteries work.
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"This is the public's order of priorities", he replies, squaring his notepad with the edge of table.
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You'll share some big ideas this evening, thanks to the Moon in squaring off with philosophical Jupiter.
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Potentially some profit-taking and position squaring as investors lock in what they got during the quarter.
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The two were squaring off in the first of five debates as The Economist went to press.
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Now they were squaring off with a massive army, flinging magical blasts and ballistae bolts across rooftops.
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If he decides to join, Levin could end up squaring off against his former boss and friend.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 255.90%, squaring the previous day's losses.
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Vague prognostications on Real, Ordinary Decent People squaring off against Out Of Touch Elites and Condescending Experts.
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A Michigan polling place erupted in violence with voters squaring off and repeatedly hurling the n-word.
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They weren't squaring up a lot of balls like they were the last game (he faced them).
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A powerful and determined president is squaring off against an independent investigator operating inside the Justice Department.
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That's the position that Susanna Benavides finds herself in, squaring up to Sir Philip "BHS destroyer" Green.
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This is thanks to messenger planet Mercury squaring off with the planet of fear and restriction, Saturn.
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And Phelps did it against competition that was equivalent to squaring off against the Warriors every day.
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Conservative activist Mike Makee and public defender Jennifer Carroll Foy are squaring off for Dudenhefer's open seat.
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What could be more chaotic than a hyper-partisan Pelosi squaring off against a hyper-partisan Trump?
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No one in the room on Thursday morning offered a simple solution for squaring all these circles.
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A powerful and determined President is squaring off against an independent investigator operating inside the Justice Department.
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Young, homeless parents are faced with squaring their work and family lives in the most dire circumstances.
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The contentious restructuring had U.S. and UK distressed debt hedge funds squaring off in courts on three continents.
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Last night's show saw host James Corden squaring off against Kardashian in the Truth or Dare-style challenge.
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Most ominously, it raises the specter of Sanders and billionaire Mike Bloomberg squaring off at a split convention.
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John's ex thinks he should have no problem squaring up -- she claims he's raking in $172,777 PER MONTH!
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Last night marked the first of two nights of Democratic candidates squaring off in debates hosted by CNN.
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Earlier in the day, Guajardo said the two countries were "hours away" from squaring away their bilateral differences.
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Watch out for more sour energy on September 25, due to grumpy Saturn squaring off with the Sun.
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U.S. and Iranian forces were squaring off in the Indian Ocean after an incident earlier in the week.
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That's all you can ask for, hitting the ball hard and squaring it up and good things happen.
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The Nationals and Cubs are squaring off Friday night in Game 1 of their National League Division Series.
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But this shit where the top seeds will ALWAYS be squaring off against the dregs of the league?
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So the pair had the idea to start their own brand by squaring off some land for experimentation.
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You'll face some obstacles around intimacy today, thanks to sweet Venus squaring off with serious Saturn this morning.
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We now have two U.S. allies squaring off against each other, potentially undermining our collective efforts against ISIS.
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However, the mood today is serious, due to Mercury squaring off with Saturn — it's time to get real.
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But he came with some baggage: a non-native multimillionaire squaring off against the local populist and celebrity.
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It was Round Four of the Democratic debates on Tuesday, with 28503 candidates squaring off in Westerville, Ohio.
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This week: Microsoft&aposs cloud crew is getting ready to rumble, but Amazon is squaring off with Trump
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Trejo's bare, tattooed chest and arms are slightly puffed out, as if he's squaring up for a fight.
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The big picture: The standoff highlights a wider issue that conservatives face in squaring off against Big Tech.
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Even the fly balls I thought he had enough movement on them that kept them from squaring them up.
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So that's kind of how I gauge how the knuckleball was is how well they were squaring it up.
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So if he makes a mistake, you'll see more balls fouled off, as opposed to them squaring them up.
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Traders were also squaring off positions ahead of U.S. jobs data due on Friday after earlier disappointments this week.
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Watch out for miscommunications and scheduling issues on March 25, due to sweet Venus opposing Jupiter and squaring Saturn.
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Communication issues will be rough this week, due to logical Mercury squaring off with nonsensical Neptune on June 6.
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This is thanks to the planet of communication, Mercury, opposite the planet of restrictions, Saturn, and squaring nebulous Neptune.
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Gil Cisneros Republican Young Kim and Democrat Gil Cisneros are squaring off in California to replace incumbent Republican Rep.
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Original art of Thanos and Shaggy squaring off cemented Shaggy's status as a force not to be reckoned with.
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You'll be in a deep, reflective mood this evening after squaring away some issues in your relationships this afternoon.
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Two more matches were scheduled for Saturday night, with one featuring actual soccer players from each team squaring off.
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Oklahoma is squaring off against Johnson & Johnson, the New Jersey-based, family-friendly giant, which produces a fentanyl patch.
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Hospital lobbying groups are fighting back and also squaring off against the government, suing over the planned federal cuts.
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"I think we're going to start squaring them up and move back to a dollar-positive environment," he said.
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Traders were largely squaring their positions ahead of the U.S. election on Tuesday and USDA report due on Wednesday.
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Here's a picture of Philippe squaring up alongside K-1 kickboxing legend and Le Havre native Jérôme Le Banner.
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Lil Wayne can't lose when he's got LeBron James on his team -- even when he's squaring off with Birdman.
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The final gallery in the show features "Squaring the Circle," the site-conditional piece commissioned specifically for the Hirshhorn.
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Unexpected conversations about value (and feeling valued) come up, thanks to chatty Mercury squaring off with free-thinking Uranus.
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Leah Vukmir and Marine veteran Kevin Nicholson are squaring off in a tense primary contest for the Republican nomination.
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A shift in responsibility in your relationships will also take place today, thanks to the Sun squaring off with Saturn.
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But how do we get to that situation in the first place, with doctors and parents squaring off in court?
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As the sun gets closer to squaring off with abundant Jupiter on Wednesday evening, you're going to be really busy.
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The first happened at Coors Field in Denver, where the Colorado Rockies were squaring off against the San Diego Padres.
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Book squaring in the WTI contract for March delivery ahead of its expiration on Tuesday also pressured prices, traders said.
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The alliance is flourishing on the ground, building up forces, transforming its institutions and squaring up to Russia with confidence.
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Squaring the voltage and then dividing by the ohms of your device will give you the watts you're smoking at.
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As for Friday's action, it was largely "just a squaring of positions at the end of the week," Merk added.
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In the video you can see the 2-time Stanley Cup winner squaring off with a manager of the gym.
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It is more flow driven and position squaring going into two o'clock than any high-conviction positions being put on.
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At the time, Presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain were squaring off in Denver at the Democratic National Convention.
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Book-squaring ahead of the U.S. crude September contract's expiry on Tuesday added to price gains, traders and brokers said.
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They did not paint the baker as a David squaring off against a gay goliath (as Andrew Sullivan torturously argued).
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He accidentally hit second baseman Adrian Sanchez, who was squaring to bunt, in the chest with a 97-m.p.h. fastball.
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And without local residents squaring off in the annual races, to be staged this winter on the weekend of Feb.
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And like Don Quixote squaring off against a rival looming just past his field of vision, Pishevar held nothing back.
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But the squaring off in this new immigration lawsuit feels different, as did Sessions' rhetoric Wednesday in announcing the suit.
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There is dollar strength in the mix, of course, as well as some position-squaring ahead of the Easter weekend.
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Overnight borrowing costs were at a one-week low, and traders said that they saw no difficulty squaring their books.
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In late September, two high school football teams in the Salt Lake City suburbs were squaring off when cheers erupted.
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"I can respect him for squaring up with me," McIlrath said of Simmonds, "and I'm happy how it all worked out."
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With the sun squaring Jupiter midweek, you can avoid having your card declined by checking your funds before you go out.
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We see trade and military stand-offs, territorial disputes, and allies and partners of both nations squaring off or cybersecurity challenges.
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The moon connects with Venus before entering Leo and squaring Uranus, inspiring you to have some fun and take a risk.
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In a response Sunday, McGregor tweeted a mock-up picture of himself squaring off against the five-weight world boxing champion.
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Winner: Mike Braun Ohio's 16th Congressional District — an open seat — features two young Republican candidates squaring off with completely different approaches.
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Keith and Manny are squaring off at the MGM Grand on July 20 -- in a fight Thurman thinks he'll EASILY win.
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Whatever DeMarcus's motivations, the internet is, for some reason, filled to the top with videos of him squaring down against Plumlee.
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She was first revealed back in April, in a clip that featured her and the Doctor squaring off against a Dalek.
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The LME's two new steel contracts might offer one possible way of squaring the circle of liquidity and industrial pricing relevance.
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"It's squaring up positions going into the big number tomorrow, not wanting to be caught on the wrong side," Gaffney said.
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Throwing balls onto the pitch; slapping his own assistant; squaring up to the opposition bench; Simeone lives life on the edge.
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February is off to a rough start with Mars and PLuto, the two planets of war, squaring off on February 1.
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Investors were also squaring positions ahead of a widely watched U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) crop report due at 1600 GMT.
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Overall, the findings are good news for animals squaring off against invasive species or other rapid habitat change, including global warming.
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David Waldstein: The Indians are squaring up on Hendricks, so Cubs Manager Joe Maddon instructed Jon Lester to start warming up.
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Profit-taking is the name of the game, "and people are squaring up a lot of short-term bets," Moya added.
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He allowed two hits, four walks and struck out four in squaring his career record against the Cardinals at 22-23.
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They are, more than ever, like two groups squaring off in the dark, convinced that the other wishes them harm. ♦
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While the world has focused on North Korea, the globe's two biggest emerging economies are squaring off over their shared border.
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Maybe the altered schedule played no role in Tomlin's performance, but he had nothing and the Cubs were squaring him up.
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Tillis has increasingly been linking his potential opponents — who are squaring off in a March 20193 primary — to the Vermont senator.
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At the U.S. Open today, Kyrgios is squaring off against Pierre-Hugues Herbert, and is really putting on some apathy pageantry.
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"People are mostly position-squaring ahead of the Fed today," said Justin Lederer, Treasury analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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Washington (CNN)Actress Busy Philipps testified before Congress at a hearing about abortion on Tuesday, squaring off briefly with Texas Republican Rep.
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"We're seeing some position-squaring ahead of the election now," said Kumiko Ishikawa, FX market analyst at Sony Financial Holdings in Tokyo.
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When Correia got caught in the clinch it is because she returned with her right hand, setting her feet and squaring up.
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It would cost about $10 or $15 per phone, Hall said, squaring with other analysts who have predicted it would be costly.
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Gwyn basked in the sun during a photo shoot in Malibu -- a day after squaring off in court with her alleged stalker.
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Never mind the squillionaires squaring off against one another here — the Picasso family, the Qatari royal family, Mr. Gagosian, his secret client.
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As you'd expect, T-Mobile is positioning the TV service and rejuvenated competition in that industry — squaring off against Comcast, Dish, etc.
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By Saturday evening, angry protestors were squaring off with the local police force, throwing rocks and bricks at cops and their vehicles.
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Iuorio attributed the weakness to traders squaring their positions ahead of the Fed decision next Wednesday, but said the move warrants watching.
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I'm not a pacifist and I accept the utility of violence, but antifa isn't merely squaring off against self-identified neo-Nazis.
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Venus squaring Mars isn't a great influence for starting a new relationship — it makes us attracted to people who make us mad.
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Priced at $350, the wireless Surface Headphones are squaring off against Apple's enduringly popular Beats Studio 3 and Sony's superb 1000X M3s.
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Blunt in particular shines, building an entire emotional arc out of an unguarded smile, a weary frown, a squaring of the shoulders.
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"This could be position-squaring in dollar/yen," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD securities in Toronto.
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Mr. Levy said he had trouble squaring the decision with the city's often-stated support for the booming film and television business.
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The telecom giants are squaring off against each other in an effort to attract consumers with better data plans at lower prices.
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Like two gunslingers squaring off in the Old West, the United States and China both brandished their trade war pistols this week.
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Karrueche was flying out of LAX Wednesday when we asked about Chris and Migos squaring off during a BET Awards after-party.
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Venus harmonizes with Mars on Wednesday, too, making it easier to know how to act in light of the Sun squaring Pluto.
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The news media has been helped by the Chinese public, which has shown determination and inventiveness in squaring off with internet censors.
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I understand the heightened sex quotient of recent weeks — when you're squaring off with death, a desire to embrace life seems natural.
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The moon opposes Pluto at 10:07 AM before squaring off with Venus at 11:16 PM, finding us hungry for love.
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She also mastered the required manner of eating for plebes, squaring her bites and taking no more than three chews before swallowing.
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The performers look fierce as they slam around, squaring jaws and giving good side-eye, but it just feels like narrative filler.
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Gillum, the Tallahassee mayor, is squaring off against DeSantis, a former three-term congressman who resigned last month to campaign full time.
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Three days after the U.K.'s formal withdrawal from the European Union, the two sides are squaring off over a trade deal.
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Five others and Steyer are squaring off at Tuesday's debate, hosted by CNN and The Des Moines Register ahead of the Feb.
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While its stock has more than doubled since going public, 89bio's ultimate test will be those results squaring up with lofty expectations.
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Iterable is squaring off against the giant incumbents in the online marketing and customer relationship management software sector — Salesforce, Adobe, and Oracle.
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Or 28th-seeded Kristina Mladenovic and 235th-seeded Elena Vesnina squaring off in the semifinals of the women's tournament in Indian Wells?
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Ralph Northam are squaring off in a fiercely contested primary on Tuesday that will determine the Democratic nominee for governor of Virginia.
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That fight did devolve somewhat into Eye abandoning her jab and squaring up to trade rights with Tate whenever the two came together.
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But I can safely say that squaring off to compete Sumo in the parking lot of a Russian hotel is among the stupidest.
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MEXICO CITY – Mexico&aposs four presidential candidates are squaring off in their third and final debate before the country&aposs July 1 elections.
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Furthermore, squaring up to throw two handed combinations also exposes the fighter to takedown attempts far more than pot-shotting at range might.
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Last February, when political parties were squaring off for the first round of the election, Richard Ferrand, the head of Macron's En Marche!
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This week begins with the planet of money, values, and love, Venus, squaring off with lucky Jupiter—which is currently in your sign.
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O'Rourke was already fading by the time the presidential debates started in June — and failed mightily when squaring off against his other opponents.
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"And we have the USDA report out next week which has traders just squaring off positions and heading to the sidelines," Houe said.
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Market players attributed choppy trading to position-squaring at the end of the week and low volumes at the start of the year.
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Former Governor Jeb Bush and Rubio were squaring off, a scion of an old American political family versus a young up-and-comer.
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The country has also intensified its neighbor squabbling, squaring off against rival Saudi Arabia as part of an extended battle for regional supremacy.
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Homeless advocates and public health officials are squaring off over a controversial Obama administration proposal to ban smoking in government-assisted housing projects.
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Everyone's walls will be up, thanks to Mercury opposite Saturn, and no one will be able focus anyway, due to Mercury squaring Neptune.
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DJ and Gennady Golovkin are squaring off at Madison Square Garden ... where GGG will attempt to make Jacobs his 24th straight knockout victim.
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Of course, none of that prevented her new bf Quavo, and his Migos crew, from squaring off with Chris at an after-party.
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"I think traders are squaring positions ahead of tomorrow's FOMC decision," said John Doyle, vice president of dealing and trading at Tempus Consulting.
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"Mia Madre" opens on a tense scene of a group of striking workers squaring off against the riot police outside a factory gate.
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The two candidates waged admirable campaigns, which included squaring off in four substantive, widely watched debates, culminating with the election on Nov. 8.
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Herbalife's stock price has gone on a wild ride over the last four years when two billionaires began squaring off over its future.
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It's an intense day, Gemini, due to the Moon in fellow Air sign Libra squaring off with two heavy energies, Pluto and Mars.
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Position-squaring ahead of the gathering of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Thursday and Friday also supported the dollar, analysts said.
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The planetary weather bodes well for breaking free from your old behavioral patterns, thanks to your ruling planet squaring off with electric Uranus.
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Squaring off against Sanders was a preview of squaring off against Trump, not because Sanders and Trump are anything alike, but because the initially crowded nature of the Democratic contest meant that Biden's debates until now were populous affairs, when he was on the hook for maybe 20 minutes total and not the only or even the main candidate under fire.
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Thousands packed Wembley Stadium last night for an impassioned panel debate on Brexit, which included the current and former mayors of London squaring off.
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The Tigers are a touchdown underdog in the College Football Playoff championship game, squaring off against the greatest dynasty of the sport's modern era.
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Trading was choppy, and market players cited end-of-week position-squaring and relatively low volumes during the first trading week of the year.
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"This may sound like squaring the circle, but Europe needs to stick together," she said after a meeting with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.
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"I think these moves are nothing more than position squaring and will prove temporary," Karakama said, referring to the yen's broad retreat this week.
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Amazon has begun the process of squaring its self-described "big, audacious space project" with the FCC, according to public filings reported by GeekWire.
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Look, we love the show too, but there are more important things to think about: Iran and Israel are squaring off against each other!
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Alaim is one of the people taking a risk, squaring up to the bureaucrats in an attempt to seek a kind of musical freedom.
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Charlie Sheen and his ex-fiancee Brett Rossi are no longer squaring off -- legally speaking, anyway -- because her lawsuit against him has been dismissed.
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King Mo and Rampage are squaring off Friday at Bellator 175 -- and Mo says the hate between them is as real as it gets.
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This strategy of squaring the circle might seem odd: How can a country be committed to principles it routinely and pervasively defies and ignores?
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S. developed markets might be driven primarily by position-squaring before the end of the quarter rather than reflecting a decisive shift in sentiment.
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Trump would have found it difficult squaring his tough talk and steep demand of total nuclear disarmament with the give-and-take of diplomacy.
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"What we are telling clients is there is still a risk of position squaring and sterling can run up to $1.35-$1.36," he said.
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Longtime friend Patrick Cote, who is squaring off against Donald Cerrone in a welterweight bout on the card, had heard about the new show.
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That threatens to exacerbate already significant global gas oversupply, with new producers squaring up against established players for market share and driving prices lower.
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When he allowed a walk and double to open the fifth, squaring the score at 6, Ausmus pulled him in favor of Alex Wilson.
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So you've got Eric Bana and Nick Nolte squaring off under intensely nuclear-oriented circumstances, and you're thinking about metaphor of the nuclear family.
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In 214 they were squaring off again, Durocher managing the Cubs, Hodges running the Mets; Durocher still fiery and quotable, Hodges just the opposite.
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One man's vision has led to a program that has more than 28 youngsters competing in the sport and squaring off in daylong tournaments.
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Facebook has faced a similar tussle on the other side of the world, squaring off against India's government over its mobile messaging service, WhatsApp.
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Adam spent months at the protests, just behind the front lines, extinguishing tear gas canisters and hustling supplies to those squaring off with police.
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It wasn't so long ago that Benito Mussolini's granddaughter was squaring off with actor Jim Carrey over his sketches of her dead, fascist grandpa.
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In Ohio, businessman Mike Gibbons is squaring off against U.S. Representative Jim Renacci to see who will challenge Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown in November.
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Kovalev typically does especially good work feinting with his right hand, squaring his hips, and then rotating his hips and shoulders into his jab.
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Plenty of surprises pop up at the start of the retrograde, due to the Sun in Leo squaring off with wildcard Uranus on July 25.
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Now he's trying to get his base to pivot to "finish the wall" as a way of squaring the circle — and they're not buying it.
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Instead she sends notice that she will be hunting gang rivals, squaring the ledger of loss by targeting a mutual foe of her deceased friend.
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Become Godzilla for $39.98 See Details Of course, if Godzilla is hopping around Tokyo, he's squaring off against a monster as big as he is.
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As the title indicates, the X-Men will be squaring off with Oscar Isaac's mutant Apocalypse in a fight for the fate of the planet.
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The pro wrestling superstar just threw down in WWE's very first women's match in the United Arab Emirates ... squaring up against women's champ Alexa Bliss.
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In the heart of North Dakota's prairie lands, tribal leaders and their allies are squaring off against a Texas pipeline builder and the federal government.
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Perry's plan has divided the energy industry, with coal and nuclear interests squaring off against natural gas drillers, solar and wind power, and consumer groups.
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Lauren's brother, David Hogg, has also been extremely vocal since Wednesday's massacre, appearing on numerous shows and squaring off with the NRA in promoting change.
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August opens with lucky planet Jupiter, in Libra (which has been bringing blessings to your relationships), squaring off with Pluto, in Capricorn, on August 4.
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S. developed markets could be driven primarily by position squaring ahead of the end of quarter, and not reflect a decisive shift in investor sentiment.
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Tonight's highlights include Facebook squaring off with the IRS, a failed attempt to defund a controversial federal agency head and another plea for Zika funding.
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Iran are battling for regional power; terrorist groups are looking to secure a foothold; Russia and the US are squaring off.
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You can see the complexities in squaring your decision with your values as a benefit corporation, your obligation to your investors and your ethical mission.
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There's a sense of friendly camaraderie going on backstage; even though they're squaring up against each other, it's like everyone is on the same team.
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With the exception of McCaskill, who is squaring off against Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R), the senators were polled against generic, unnamed GOP challengers.
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As the bout progressed Daniels made the mistake of squaring up in the old once again and immediately got hit with a winding body shot.
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Though it is an up-jab / up-straight or whatever you would prefer to call it, and it is performed by first squaring the shoulders.
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The technique of squaring off the edges of stones for perfect contact and alignment goes back to antiquity and was used all over the world.
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That squaring for the right hand and failing to consider a return made her a mark for Andrade's left hook and follow up windmilling flurries.
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Three days after the U.K.'s formal withdrawal from the European Union, the two sides are squaring off in the "chest beating" phase of negotiations.
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The Capitol Times, a newspaper based in Madison, captured this best when they cast the governor's race as two vanilla ice cream cones squaring off.
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He envisions 10-year tontines that he calls "Survivor Funds," but said that squaring such a product with existing regulations would require time and effort.
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It would be in China's interest to move toward squaring its trade books with the U.S. Sadly, I am not holding my breath for that.
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In some ways, Bloomberg's challenges have just become harder because he's squaring off against two Democrats claiming the "moderate candidate" mantle instead of just one.
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"People are squaring away positions going into the month and the quarter's end," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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The finished product makes the famously handsome man into something of a monster, squaring his head, shrinking his eyes, and inflating his bones to horrific levels.
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"Tyranny opens fire on us," the liberal Apple Daily wrote in Chinese on its front page over a photo of riot police squaring off with demonstrators.
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Lots of talk will take place during this eclipse thanks to chatty Mercury squaring off with Jupiter, the planet of growth (and exaggeration!) on August 11.
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The only negative, from an American perspective, is that Ryan Lochte finished fifth in what's expected to be their final time squaring off in this event.
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While it's been months since a presidential debate dominated the headlines, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are squaring off once more, although not face-to-face.
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Black Ben Carson is me squaring up to the established hierarchies, systems, and values with one hand on my nine and the other on my crotch.
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The Sindicatum CFO was squaring off in the conference's "The Green Debate" against Dave Chen, the principal and chairman of U.S.-based sustainable investment firm Equilibrium.
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First, let's discuss the scandalous vibes on October 2—with Mercury squaring off with Pluto, juicy information comes to light and intense power struggles take place.
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Certainly, fans would relish the thoughts of him squaring off with heavyweights known for their savvy in the striking department like Derrick 'The Black Beast' Lewis.
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He gathered himself behind the presidential podium on Tuesday, squaring his jaw and staring into the camera with the world on tenterhooks, relishing his leading role.
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Two armies may have been squaring off in what looked like a siege, as Pod helpfully pointed out, but the real action was in the tents.
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Lots of talk will take place during this eclipse thanks to Mercury—which is currently retrograde in your sign—squaring off with Jupiter on August 11.
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The Moon in Pisces encourages you to get organized today; however, due to Mercury and Neptune squaring off in the sky, nothing is making much sense!
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The Moon enters down-to-earth Virgo at 4:40 PM, before squaring off with Venus at 5:03 PM: Don't be too critical of yourself!
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In 2016, the X-Men were squaring off against the Inhumans and a terrible disease-spreading mist; in 2012, the X-Men fought against the Avengers.
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Kit Harington absolutely HATES that he was born on Boxing Day, but ya can't hate on him for squaring up like a champ in the ring.
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As such, governments equally ravaged and depleted by the opioid crisis will be implicitly squaring off in bankruptcy court, speaking for and against the Purdue filing.
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Another trader at a Chinese bank said the yuan strengthened beyond a technical level on Tuesday and triggered the squaring of positions, taming the currency's strength.
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Criminal trials are performances, after all, with high stakes and lawyers squaring off in an adversarial system where their duties are to zealously represent their clients.
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Once again, the US is squaring off against Cold War-era adversaries in Latin America, this time over Venezuela and its embattled socialist President, Nicolas Maduro.
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The images of police officers with military gear squaring off against protesters around the country angered community activists who said law enforcement agencies were reacting disproportionately.
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The moment came after the debate kicked off with the two squaring off on foreign policy differences, mostly relating to Biden's support for the Iraq War.
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Once the trade situation between the U.S., Canada and Mexico is resolved, the U.S. will move on to squaring trade differences with China, its biggest partner.
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The I.M.F. has been squaring off with Greece's European creditors over debt calculations and austerity conditions that Greece must meet to receive badly needed loan payments.
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Just watch out for bad moods as Mercury squares off with Saturn on September 23, followed by the Sun squaring off with Saturn on September 25.
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Larkin loves combat sports as much as the next guy, but as he makes abundantly clear, we're not talking about squaring off against opponents in honorable fights.
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Sevilla went desperately in search of a goal but Nasri got himself needlessly sent off in the 74th minute after squaring up to Vardy and bumping foreheads.
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"March Brent crude oil, February heating oil (ULSD), and February RBOB gasoline futures all expire today and so book squaring will also be a feature," Evans added.
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Thomas despised fighters going to the ropes, squaring their feet and putting the earmuffs on and believed that all boxing should be done from a wide stance.
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Tension also arrives as power struggles and manipulation in your relationships come to the fore, due to Venus squaring off with the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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Many traders were squaring market positions ahead of Friday's U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) acreage and quarterly stocks reports, before the end of the month and quarter.
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She tried to make the makeshift help desk look nice, centering a bowl of mints and squaring off the piles of leaflets about health and job resources.
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LOS ANGELES — Rules Don't Apply, the Warren Beatty romantic comedy/drama about Howard Hughes that's four decades in the making, is finally squaring up for a landing.
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Meek Mill's happy to play the "who" game when it comes to questions about Safaree Samuels ... and he probably ain't squaring up with him anytime soon either.
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The month opens with lucky planet Jupiter, in Libra, squaring off with Pluto, in Capricorn, on August 4—this is a tense, but exciting, combination of energies.
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Thanks to logical Mercury squaring ditzy Neptune, everyone will be confused—plus, thanks to Mercury's opposition to strict Saturn, people will also be feeling uptight and inflexible.
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The world will find out on a celebrity edition of the game show set to feature members of West's family, squaring off with his wife's famous clan.
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Only a respectful, forceful and friendly call for squaring the trade accounts, with the appointment of working parties to implement the agreement within a clearly defined timeframe.
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Domino's and the much smaller Toppers Pizza are squaring off after the pizza giant learned that Toppers plans to run a series of ads using its logo.
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And then there was Miley Cyrus's coming-out party as a pop fire starter, followed a couple of years later by her squaring off with Nicki Minaj.
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Jupiter is the planet of exaggeration, while Pluto rules death and transformation—thus these two squaring off tells us that the energy will be potent as hell.
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But students, alumni and staff members say they have a hard time squaring that image with a spate of high-profile sexual harassment cases roiling the campus.
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Whether to fight or adapt to that displacement has created a rift among locals, with anti-gentrification activists squaring off against a handful of development-friendly natives.
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And though the duo say "2100" was written a while ago, it feels pretty appropriate for the situation that the US now finds itself squaring up against.
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Amazon said today that it will lead a $575 million investment in Deliveroo, the British restaurant delivery service — a move that means it's squaring up against Uber.
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Drug-related violence has riven Mexico for more than a decade, with police and troops squaring off against ever more powerful and ever more violent criminal groups.
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There is a bit of business that both teams will have to attend to in the coming days before they begin nearly a month of squaring off.
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In one of the region's most important markets, Indonesia, Grab is also squaring off against local rival Go-Jek in a competition that can be intensely local.
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Squaring up to Mason Weaver (Brie Larson), an "antiwar photographer" who's been cleared to come along, he declares that the Vietnam War was not lost but abandoned.
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On Facebook, where he documented the standoff, friends celebrated his victory — temporary though it may prove to be — as a David squaring off against a governmental Goliath.
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On the "Tonight Show," Che even whipped out his checkbook and wrote a check for $1,000, made out to Hilfiger, in the hopes of squaring his debt.
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In that match, they were the four selected bowlers, and they all played a significant hand in the Proteas squaring the four-match series at one apiece.
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You can dive to take away the puck if you're in chase mode, but no more squaring up a shooter and sliding in front of the shot.
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The moon enters fiery and fearless Aries at 2:58 AM before squaring off with Saturn at 10:59 AM, finding us confronting some barriers early today.
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Complicating matters—or helping you check out of the situation entirely, depending on how you look at it—is Jupiter squaring off with Neptune on June 73.
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This month's energy is busy, but it's one that's better for brainstorming and daydreaming than making commitments, due to Jupiter squaring off with Neptune on June 16.
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Weld nearly served as President Bill Clinton's ambassador to Mexico, but abandoned the bid after squaring off with Jesse Helms, an arch-conservative Republican senator from North Carolina.
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Thus, from Chad Kroeger's feud with Corey Taylor, to Halsey's shots fired at Iggy Azalea—by way of Deadmau5 squaring up to the Chainsmokers, and Young Thug vs.
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"I'm not going to get involved in any primary races particularly with my colleagues in the Senate," Cornyn told CNN when asked about Cruz and McCaul squaring off.
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Big conversations about money take place on February 22, an exciting time to discuss a creative project—or share romantic feelings—thanks to Mercury squaring off with Jupiter.
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A satellite that maneuvers close to another could be doing a repair job or squaring up for an attack—and it might use the same tools for both.
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They are squaring off against the Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group, which successfully used extensive advertising to convince California residents the measure was flawed.
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He also acknowledged that because Apple follows a different philosophy and business model as a company, squaring that circle could prove to be one of its biggest challenges.
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WWE superstar Jimmy Uso just caught a HUGE break in his disorderly conduct case -- he's essentially off the hook after allegedly squaring up to fight a police officer.
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This category might boast the biggest names in its field, though, with Hans Zimmer squaring off against Alexandre Desplat, Carter Burwell, and John "I Did Star Wars" Williams.
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As for the LME, it has the unenviable challenge of squaring its need to evolve and boost flagging volumes with the circle that sits at its very heart.
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In 2000, when Al Gore was squaring off against George W. Bush, commentators expected Gore, with his superior grasp on the issues and experience, to dominate the debates.
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The peso was lifted by news that U.S. and Mexican trade negotiators are "hours" away from squaring away bilateral differences on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The peso was lifted by news that U.S. and Mexican trade negotiators were coming close to squaring away bilateral differences on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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This issue of the "Season 10" arc has the Scoobies finally squaring up against the "Big Bad," a bureaucratic demon who wants more power than he currently has.
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On Wednesday, in her home state, Collins will play the biggest professional match of her career, squaring off against Venus Williams in the quarterfinals of the Miami Open.
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While he was reporting from newly independent Zimbabwe, where rival guerrilla groups were still squaring off, one faction saw him taking photographs and mistook him for a spy.
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With no other witnesses or evidence, we'll end up with a high-status, high-profile male judge squaring off against an unknown female research psychologist from Northern California.
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Much of the speculation leading up to the movie focused on the presumed showdown between Maggie Smith and Imelda Staunton, last seen squaring off as McGonagall and Umbridge.
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Since 2016, the NHL All-Star Game has consisted of each division having its own team, with the four sides squaring off in a three-on-three tournament.
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Melee tournament at this year's event had a very strong showing, with long-time Melee titans Juan "Hungrybox" DeBiedma and Adam "Armada" Lindgren squaring off in the finals.
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The final six faced off in groups of three—Reigns, Nakamura, and Finn Balor squaring off against John Cena, Randy Orton, and a returning (and cut) Rey Mysterio.
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Mitsotakis, who will likely face an uphill battle squaring his promises with fiscal targets agreed with lenders, was sworn in as the country's new premier earlier on Monday.
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Featherweight contenders Abner Mares and Fernando Montiel will be squaring off on the undercard of the highly anticipated welterweight showdown between Keith Thurman and Shawn Porter on March 12th.
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A video of the California Democrat verbally squaring off with the middle and high schoolers was posted to Facebook by the Sunrise Movement, a youth climate-change advocacy group.
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While Redditors are not squaring off in public just yet, a burgeoning rivalry has emerged among the Reddit polliterati between the two biggest outsiders — Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.
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As the event's name suggests, Louisiana's Dustin Poirier will be squaring off against fellow ranked lightweight Michael Johnson in a fascination match-up serving as the night's main event.
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Mr. Foran, whose typical adversaries are other commercial litigators, found himself squaring off against a different breed of legal adversary — lawyers whose life's work is defending anti-abortion organizations.
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The trip could highlight divisions within the ruling right-left coalition over policy toward Russia as the two coalition partners begin squaring off ahead of next year's parliamentary elections.
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Subsequently, curators got into trouble by asking "whats the fuzz with jews," starting a war of words with their Danish rivals, and even squaring up with President Donald Trump.
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The week begins with your planetary ruler, sensual Venus, squaring off with over-the-top Jupiter on Monday afternoon, creating a conflict between your peaceful home and your relationships.
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Tyga is squaring off with the likes of Birdman and Lil Wayne by suing both Cash Money and Young Money, claiming they screwed him out of lots of loot.
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"Western Tuesday" sees Republicans voting in Arizona's primaries and Utah's caucuses, and Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders squaring off in those two states as well as Idaho's caucuses.
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TMZ Sports obtained the video of the August 5 incident -- which shows the 7-time NBA champ squaring up and throwing punches at another man near the basketball court.
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The month wraps up with your ruling planet, Mercury, meeting Pluto, in Capricorn, on January 29, and squaring (again, a tense astrological aspect) Uranus, in Aries, on January 31.
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Pelosi will be squaring off against an unpredictable president with a penchant for lashing out at his adversaries — a list that has included Pelosi — and appeasing his conservative base.
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"I'm one of the few people who's a John McCain supported and a Donald Trump supporter, and a lot people don't see that squaring — I disagree," he told Hill.
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He said its strength in the past month looked chiefly due to a squaring-up of some of the huge bets on the currency built up earlier this year.
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NOTES: Texas RHP Yu Darvish opens the upcoming 10-game road trip Friday at Yankee Stadium squaring off against RHP Masahiro Tanaka for the first time in the majors.
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It's time to talk about what you want out of your intimate and creative relationships, thanks to chatty Mercury squaring off with the planet of abundance, Jupiter, on Tuesday.
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You're in a busy mood today, Leo, and with the moon in Capricorn squaring off with the sun this afternoon, a conversation that needs to take place will arrive.
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The very idea of the 20133-foot-6, 300-pound Sabathia squaring off against Nunez, who is generously listed as 6 feet and 195 pounds, is hard to imagine.
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In the latest installment of the White House's bleak iteration of Punch and Judy show, President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are publicly squaring off once again.
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Right-wing populists and nationalists, led by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, are squaring off against those who want to defend liberal democracy and fight for an open society.
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What's more intriguing is that THAAD could make things a whole lot more interesting if the US and China ever find themselves squaring off in a full-scale conflict.
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The squaring up of positions coincided with an easing of persistent selling pressure, with Brent and WTI prices staging a modest recovery from March 28 through March 31 (tmsnrt.rs/2n3ZlCa).
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Apple and the FBI are squaring off again Tuesday in testimony at a House hearing on encryption, with the recent battle over unlocking a terrorist's phone looming in the background.
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Ed Markey said he welcomed the change as Trump squaring "his philosophy with reality, but added that he thought Trump's frequent shifts were "undermining our role on the world stage.
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They moved lower, though, as traders looked to offset recent selling of Treasuries ahead of the Fed statement by buying back U.S. government debt, a strategy known as position-squaring.
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I was aiming down the scope of a Russian 1895 Marksman rifle and squaring it on an enemy artillery cannon operator from the second story of a half-destroyed building.
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The first night of debate is likely to offer the sharpest contrasts, with Medicare for All proponents Sanders and Warren squaring off against several of the race's more moderate candidates.
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And Durant felt comfortable scoring — sometimes with fadeaways; sometimes with drives with a reverse-dunk finish; and sometimes just by squaring up and shooting over his inevitably more diminutive defender.
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The Rangers trail the Penguins by one point and lead the Islanders by two, but have a chance to pick up ground Saturday with their two division rivals squaring off.
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The circular top leading to square base represents the ancient geometry idea of squaring a circle, an impossible task, which is a metaphor here for trying to attempt the impossible.
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There's no heft, no narrative; it's just two random-ass teams from completely different parts of the country squaring off on account of the arbitrary fluctuations of their respective seasons.
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As she writes in "Becoming," she long ago learned to recognize the "universal challenge of squaring who you are with where you come from and where you want to go."
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Italian soccer: One of Italy's main sports newspapers faced widespread condemnation for running a headline that said "BLACK FRIDAY" — a reference to two black players whose clubs were squaring off.
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Racial tension where I grew up was the Swedes and Norwegians squaring off against the Finns every Saturday night in the parking lot outside the dance at the Labor Temple.
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As for Chuck, his efforts to regain his perch lead him into politics, squaring off against his own former deputy (Toby Leonard Moore) as well as others in the process.
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That has blurred the lines over the pending solar trade fight even within the United States, where American manufacturers are squaring off against American installers and users of the panels.
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All of a sudden, there were raised voices and two of the groups started squaring up to each other (which is a funny sight in itself when they're balding men).
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In the first method, I calculated the magnitude of the vector by squaring each component, then adding them together before taking the square root (as this is the definition of magnitude).
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"There's a lot of year-end book-closing and position-squaring, and less in terms of data and events to go on," Barclays Singapore's head of FX strategy, Mitul Kotecha, said.
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This episode is full of episodes of two people (or, in the case of Axe Cap and Taylor Mason Capital, two entities) squaring off and renegotiating the terms of their relationship.
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Paps got the UFC champ outside Katsuya in Hollywood and he was in classic Conor form when they asked him about his Cali boxing license, and possibly squaring off with Floyd.
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It shows the two boys — each wearing large, green gloves shaped like the fists of comic book character the Incredible Hulk — squaring off on a blue carpet, surrounding by their peers.
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By squaring audience expectations against these remembered and recreated sounds, Wood and Macdonald want to encourage conversations about what changes human activity has already made, and what can still be done.
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The only lawyer who will represent him, however, is Joe Miller (Denzel Washington), an ambulance chaser whom we meet in the film's first scene squaring off against Andy before a judge.
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Along with my co-author Will Gornall, when preparing Squaring Venture Capital Valuations with Reality, I set out to see whether concerns about the potential overvaluation of unicorn companies was justified.
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To test the AI agents' abilities, DeepMind held a tournament, with two-player teams of only bots, only humans, and a mixture of bots and humans squaring off against one another.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have been squaring off on their different plans for paid time off in recent days, although they differ on how their mandates would be paid for.
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Your ruling planet Venus is busy today, squaring off with Uranus to bring you unexpected surprises and entering air sign Aquarius to bring blessings to the career sector of your chart!
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And then there they were together, the impossible pair, squaring off, McGregor predictably in a suit, Mayweather just as predictably in Money Team gear, McGregor jawing and taunting, Mayweather quite silent.
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We're also seeing Eastern businesses squaring up to Western rivals with Tencent's dominant WeChat app, for example, now available in Africa as a direct rival to the Facebook-owned WhatsApp service.
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The president's personal lawyer is squaring off against the porn actress, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, over a non-disclosure agreement she signed two weeks before Election Day in 2016.
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It would fall somewhere in the low-energy tradition of Romney-Obama, perhaps with the added promise (threat?) of a dynastic rehash: another Clinton (Hillary) squaring off against another Bush (Jeb!).
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The Moon, which is currently in Libra, squares off with Mars at 3:12 AM, stirring up aggressive, irritable energy, before squaring Saturn at 5:22 AM, finding us confronting obstacles.
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The month ends with a full moon in Pisces on August 26, which is sure to be intense due to sweet Venus squaring off with the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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And, while confident, Hardy says he wants to log more Octagon time before squaring up with the top names in the sport ... guys like Stipe Miocic, Daniel Cormier and Derrick Lewis.
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And at a minimum, squaring off in crowded battlefields has added to heightened tensions between Russia and the United States as they each seek to exert influence in the Middle East.
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Over the past five years, in addition to squaring off with Dr. Luke in court, Kesha (real name: Kesha Rose Sebert) has addressed her struggles with body image and mental health.
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The two Midwestern moderates are squaring up against better-organized candidates, like Bernie Sanders and better-known ones, like Joe Biden and free-spending billionaire Tom Steyer, in Nevada and South Carolina.
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For her part, Ms. Lee played as if she were pointing out a hundred hidden uses of a familiar object, and squaring that number through combinations of right- and left-hand actions.
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As robo-fights go, this is more likely to be like be like Rock 'em Sock 'em robots, with the two mechanical creations squaring off and exchanging blows until one is incapacitated.
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Yet in early November, neither the Wild nor the Blackhawks are playing the level of hockey to which their fans grew accustomed when these two teams were squaring off in the playoffs.
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"It's one thing to have two different personalities here, and it's another thing to have two women here all of a sudden," says coach Blake Shelton of squaring off with the superstars.
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BEIJING — Deep in the Himalayas, hundreds of troops from India and China are squaring off at a mountain pass in the worst confrontation between the world's two largest military powers in decades.
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"Post the FOMC (Fed) meeting we have seen mostly dollar sellers, people are squaring euro/dollar shorts and moving into longs," SEB's head of FX spot and NDF markets, Markus Dahlström, said.
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The challenge is squaring the incentives of free-for-all commercial platforms like YouTube with the needs of special populations like young people and intergenerational sub-communities with specific norms and standards.
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Cummings, 67, has been the Oversight committee's top Democrat since 2011, often squaring off with former Republican Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa, who once memorably cut off Cummings' microphone while he was speaking.
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Bart and Milhouse are no strangers to video games, we've seen them play classics like Bone Storm and Lee Carvallo's Putting Challenge, but in this episode they're squaring off in Hockey Dad.
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A powerful and determined president is squaring off against an independent investigator operating inside the Justice Department," Woodward and Bernstein wrote in The Washington Post, saying the situations have become "eerily similar.
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I would bet Donald Trump's net worth that Howard Dean would have been squaring off with George W. Bush that year rather than John Kerry, had he responded in such a manner.
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DBS, a Singaporean bank, set up mobile-only Digibank in India last year, and in China, Tencent-backed WeBank and Alibaba-backed MYbank are squaring off outside of the social media space.
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The world watched with bated breath as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump smiled and shook hands on Monday night before squaring off in the first presidential debate of the 2016 election season.
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Japan's Suidobashi Heavy Industries agreed to take on the Americans, squaring its 13-foot, 6.5-ton Kuratas against MegaBots's 16-foot, 12-ton Eagle Prime in a fight to the robotronic death.
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It's not the best day to plan a date or any kind of important meeting—sensitive Venus squaring off with somber Saturn may find everyone very critical, feeling closed off or stingy.
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Game was in NYC when he told us it's not a good look to be squaring off with another African-American artist in light of Crutcher's death ... still, he ain't backing down.
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In any case, Charlo has some work to do before he gets his shot at Canelo, squaring off against Matt Korobov in Brooklyn this Saturday, but is DESPERATE for a bigger fight.
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What troubled him was, in fact, precisely his distance from them — that instead of squaring off against the enemy in a fair fight, he had killed in a way that lacked valor.
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The two presidential hopefuls had a history of squaring off in debates — their growing battle is a storied one, exposing fundamental differences in how each candidate plans to be a thoughtful leader.
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Caution and position-squaring ahead of the central bankers' summit in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Friday boosted the dollar, said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst, at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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Now, as he sets about unifying the GOP before squaring off with a Democrat in November, we're looking back at the biggest moments from the first 11 months of the Trump political era.
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That gives Captain Marvel the triple challenge of living up to past MCU films, proving a female-led movie can make the company money, and squaring off against one of DC's biggest hits.
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Squaring her hips and moving in further to reach the target, Hill would find Andrade dashing in on her before she could get her feet back into position to retreat and circle out.
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Support is starting to build behind a push for a "People's Vote" on any Brexit deal, which could offer a neat way of squaring this circle without permanently alienating Labour's Leave-supporting minority.
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MIAMI – The nation's second-largest bank is squaring off in a contentious court battle against a Miami real estate attorney who is accusing it of purging 20163 billion records to conceal alleged fraud.
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While it doesn't have any serious Android competition, the Tab S4 will be squaring off against Apple's upcoming, redesigned iPad Pro on the premium end, and more affordable Chrome OS tablets beneath it.
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Razer is also cleaning out the visual design of the laptop, keeping the black aluminum enclosure, but removing the ridges on the lid bordering the Razer logo and squaring off the rounded corners.
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If Sanders and Trump do win their respective nominations and Bloomberg jumps in against them, it would mean three New Yorkers, two of them Jewish, would be squaring off for the White House.
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The potential clincher was pushed back a day due to rain in Chicago on Tuesday, but the scheduled pitching matchup will remain the same with Chicago's Jake Arrieta squaring off against Tanner Roark.
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However, this evening isn't a good time to make decisions about any purchases—or go on dates or try to make art, for that matter—due to Venus squaring off with grumpy Saturn.
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The senator and late-night host are squaring up on June 16 for what might be the most random hoops matchup ever -- but Cruz was in trash-talking mode Thursday on Capitol Hill.
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Elsewhere, the euro received some reprieve after posting its biggest weekly loss in more than two months last week with investors squaring positions before the Q1 GDP data due later in the day.
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Acorns, an American investment app, spent nine months squaring with Australian financial services regulation before it launched here in February, George Lucas, managing director of Acorns Australia, told Mashable Australia at the time.
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Squaring up in a traditional residential lane in Beijing's central Gulou area, the two men begin their mildly ridiculous dance: crossing swords as giggling Russian tourists stop to take iPhone pictures of them.
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It'll be a big departure from the crappy attitude that stunk up the place when Mercury opposed Saturn, and from the confused, helpless, nonsensical vibe of Mercury and Sun squaring off with Neptune.
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To many in the outside world, especially the West, the Crown Prince has thrown his intimidating bulk around too clumsily -- deepening a war in Yemen, joining the US in squaring off against Iran.
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The main reason I haven't is squaring the fact that the ad revenue from it bankrolls a white supremacist sympathizer to broadcast an hour-long production of unmitigated racism, without any accountability whatsoever.
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TMZ has obtained video of Fetty Wap and his crew squaring off with the guy who was arrested in connection with the weekend shootout ... and it appears to show the suspect was packing.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa — Squaring off just blocks from each other as they kicked off the final weekend before the Iowa caucuses, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton made their final pitches in their own distinct octaves.
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The legal maneuver adds even more intrigue to the high-profile fight between two of the technology industry's largest companies, which are squaring off in the race to put driverless cars on the road.
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If Ryan succeeded in squaring the Republican circle and managed to repeal Obamacare, it would not have been viewed in the wider world as his success – rather Trump would have been the triumphant figure.
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Either way, it's sure to be interesting, especially since there is so much passion and tension in the air due to Venus retrograde squaring off with the planet of action, Mars, on October 10.
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They're the result of you and your friends operating like a well oiled machine, or squaring off against an equally skilled opponent, or even simply defeating a tough dungeon in a single player game.
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A Word With When Gugu Mbatha-Raw signed up to be a superhero, little did she know she'd be squaring off against Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and the rest of the Marvel universe.
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We have a hard time squaring a seemingly successful woman — one with a highflying career, a family and heaps of money — with a despondency so insinuating that it led her to end it all.
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Squaring Draghi's pledge with rules that ban the central bank from financing countries' deficits, and increasingly vocal discontent from some unhappy ECB policymakers, will be Lagarde's first challenge when she takes office on Nov.
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"I look back on the discomfort of that moment now and recognize the more universal challenge of squaring who you are with where you come from and where you want to go," she writes.
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Democrat Rob Quist, a local folk musician, is squaring off against Republican Greg Gianforte, a wealthy businessman who unsuccessfully ran for governor in 85033, to fill the seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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On Thursday night, the Warriors will travel to Brooklyn to face the Nets, and they are in the odd position of squaring off against a team that attempts 3s more often than they do.
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The legal maneuver adds even more intrigue to the high-profile fight between two of the technology industry's largest companies, which are squaring off in the race to put driverless cars on the road.
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The Republican presidential debate in Detroit on Thursday night is set to be as fierce as any, with the candidates squaring off just days before eight states and the District of Columbia cast ballots.
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SQUARING THE CIRCLE: The Hill's Lisa Hagen reports: Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on Wednesday morning assured Americans that there will be a unified Republican government going forward following Donald Trump's stunning presidential victory.
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"Squaring the Circle" is confounding because it appears as if no rules have been broken – the space remains largely the same except for a small amount of square footage lost to the scrim's placement.
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Veteran Gina Ortiz Jones is squaring off against teacher Rick Treviño in TX-22016, a huge district that wraps around San Antonio and encompasses most of West Texas and the southern border with Mexico.
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Veteran Gina Ortiz Jones is squaring off against teacher Rick Treviño in TX-23, a huge district that wraps around San Antonio and encompasses most of West Texas and the southern border with Mexico.
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"I think the market trading today is sort of indicative of people confused by everything that's going on or investors squaring positions ahead of something," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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The paint is applied in just about every way — scraped, scrubbed, daubed, squiggled, swiped, brushed, and heaped — creating a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect that accentuates the swirling imagery: rotating helicopter blades squaring off against coiling tentacles.
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Investors are squaring up for a U.S. central bank meeting next week where policymakers might hint when they plan to cut interest rates, the prospect of which has supported risky assets in the recent weeks.
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And elsewhere: The Wall Street Journal reports that players' associations and unions are squaring up in court against fantasy sites like FanDuel and Draftkings that use players' names and likenesses without paying for publicity rights.
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RHP Justin Verlander allowed two home runs Sunday but they were both solo shots and he gave up only three other hits in the seven innings he pitched in squaring his record at 5-5.
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One idea for squaring the circle—albeit a very speculative one—is a carefully designed vaccine that gives just the right nudge to an infant's immune system without the risk of making them properly ill.
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The undefeated WBO light middleweight champ is squaring off with Canelo on Saturday night in Texas -- and says he's more than confident he'll destroy Oscar De La Hoya's best fighter in front of the world.
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The Rockets live and breathe and succeed in handmade chaos, and the Spurs, for the first time since D'Antoni started squaring off with them regularly in the playoffs, just don't have the personnel to match.
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The March Brent crude oil, February heating oil (ULSD) , and February RBOB gasoline futures all expired at the end of the session and book squaring related to that also led to fluctuating prices, brokers said.
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Ortiz and Liddell are squaring off in an MMA match for Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy promotions on November 24th, and we're guessing Tito wanted to see what Chuck had in store for him.
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"Therefore, if Erdogan made good on his threat to turn off the taps, he could find himself not only squaring off with Kurdish President Masoud Barzani but also against Russian President Vladimir Putin," RBC said.
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This is due to Mercury squaring off with Jupiter on August 11: people will have big ideas, but realize that everyone's hyped because of the eclipse, and Jupiter's optimistic vibe can lead people to exaggerate.
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By squaring the shoulders and hips, and then stepping into the southpaw stance, you can throw a left straight with power out of what would have been a jab—hence it is a 'cheat punch'.
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Squaring this circle requires us to expand deficits when the economy is weak and use the next recovery as a time to reduce the debt, rather than increase it as we have in recent years.
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Even before President Donald Trump's contorted series of quasi-condemnations, the image of helmeted neo-Nazis squaring off with protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, stood out as a remarkably awful moment in the country's recent history.
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Often leading with a right hand to the body as Dodson stepped in, squaring Rivera's hips and freeing his left hand, before attempting to catch Dodson with the left hook as he walked into it.
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"The overall picture is one of book squaring and profit-taking ... with investors preferring to wait until next week before loading up on the first trades of a new decade," OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley said.
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Dreijer applied both groups' different personae to Björk's "Features Creatures," a song from the album "Utopia" that was a free-floating soliloquy about the nature of attraction, squaring it off and finding beats for it.
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U.S. and Mexican trade negotiators are close to squaring away bilateral differences on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and will resume talks on Monday morning, Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Sunday.
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The legislative effort has put tech companies, backed by the ACLU and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, in the uncomfortable position of squaring off against law enforcement officials, victims' advocates and a growing number of lawmakers.
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A foreign policy oriented around defending Western civilization may be uniquely capable of squaring the circle between Mr. Trump's base of voters and the national security grandees who formed the backbone of the Never Trumpers.
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"The overall picture is one of book squaring and profit-taking...with investors preferring to wait until next week before loading up on the first trades of a new decade," OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An unconventional debate between a billionaire Republican and a democratic socialist is shaping up in California after presidential candidates Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders expressed an interest in squaring off against each other.
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"There's a lot of year-end book-closing and position-squaring, and less in terms of data and events to go on," said Mitul Kotecha, head of FX strategy at Asia-Pacific for Barclays in Singapore.
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"We're just seeing some squaring up of positioning now, we'll probably see it for the next day or two and then I think we'll focus a bit more back on the negative U.S. outlook," McCormick said.
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And the fact that the music rarely changes its basic harmonic vocabulary suggests an extramusical idea that things will not get better, that the cantaor understands the notion of eternity and is squaring off against it.
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The case has been unusually contentious, with Sabine and its lenders squaring off against the official committee of unsecured creditors, led by Aurelius Capital Management, a firm which spent years battling Argentina over its defaulted bonds.
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Yet, revealing as the book is about Mr Gorbachev's ability to overcome ideological dogmas that required squaring up to the West, it is equally revealing about how Western leaders were unable or unwilling to believe him.
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But this weekend at WrestleMania, the 41-year-old mother of three will be squaring off against one of the toughest, most brutal female fighters of all time — 31-year-old former MMA champion Ronda Rousey.
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The complicated mathematics involved in squaring all these factors has turned the area into a minefield of overlapping patents, says Georg Washington, boss of Synergy Blue, one of half a dozen firms which develop hybrid machines.
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This all went down back in 2016, when a video recording revealed a foam mat on a classroom floor, with kids forming a circle around it and squaring up in the center, two at a time.
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Joanna Jedrzejczyk has made excellent use of this when an opponent stands near the fence, as they are prone to squaring up and exposing their solar plexus as they put on 'the earmuffs' to protect themselves.
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This is a powerful opportunity to let go of old family wounds and emotional patterns that you've outgrown, as well as to examine power dynamics in your social life, thanks to Venus squaring off with Pluto.
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Clinton, a dynastic politician with such rigorous command of policy and procedure that she sounds like a pant-suited technical manual, will be squaring off with an outsider who is loud and arrives ready to fight.
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Clinton and Sanders are squaring off Sunday night at a CNN Democratic debate in Flint, Michigan -- the site of a water crisis that has led both to call for federal involvement -- ahead of Michigan's Tuesday primary.
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Prince's half brother insists he has a right to live in the singer's home for the rest of his life ... which is why he's now squaring off against the guys who are angling to sell it.
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So much talk will take place during this eclipse, due to chatty Mercury squaring off with Jupiter on August 11—and the talk won't just be about your home and family, but also about your relationships.
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"We're just seeing some squaring up of positioning now, well probably see it for the next day or two, and then I think well focus a bit more back on the negative U.S. outlook," McCormick said.
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Joseph Meyer, 133, an administrative assistant at U.C. Berkeley, said in a follow-up phone interview that after squaring away his $213,212 in rent, he often chooses between eating meals and paying for his asthma medication.
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The peso is unlikely to break above the trading ranges seen since June, even if more position-squaring takes place, said Wu Mingze, FX trader of global payments for financial services provider INTL FCStone in Singapore.
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"Some positions squaring is seen on the dollar before the elections this week though the euro is also soft on the latest news from Europe," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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He has Mars and Uranus conjunct in Scorpio, squaring his moon in Leo, which likely means that there's a lot of passion beneath his Saturn conjunct in Libra, which makes him appear more balanced and wholesome.
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Lots of talk will take place during this eclipse, thanks to communication planet Mercury squaring off with the planet of abundance, Jupiter… but this isn't the first time you're having these conversations, or even the last.
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"I think it's mostly bottom fishing at this point," said John Kilduff, partner with energy hedge fund Again Capital in New York, who noted there was some "book squaring" with the end of the quarter approaching.
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Analysts said that after the recent run higher for yields, the pause reflected position squaring as well as caution about whether the trade deal would lead to a further reduction in tensions between the two countries.
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Analysts said that after the recent run higher for yields, the pause reflected position squaring as well as caution about whether the trade deal would lead to a further reduction in tensions between the two countries.
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ROME (Reuters) - The new mayors from Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement who won control of Rome and Turin on Sunday are squaring for a confrontation with the management of financial firms and utilities they control.
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WhatsApp, the encrypted messaging service that has built a 400 million strong user base in India, is squaring off in a Tamil Nadu courthouse in a case that could force the company to weaken its privacy protections.
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"If the unfavourable weather conditions in the US growing areas persist for any prolonged period and further delay planting, this could prompt position squaring and push up the corn price significantly," Commerzbank analysts said in a note.
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Nardone shouted and swore at [COO Emerson] Osmond before squaring up to him as if he was about to do something more [...] He swore at his father before hurling a Pret a Manger baguette in his direction.
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"It's been a good move by the U.S. dollar over the past month or so and I would think there was a lot of squaring up and rebalancing of portfolios over the last 36 hours," he said.
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The incongruity of squaring how good the match was without yielding to the pressure of declaring it an all-timer caused exactly the sort of mind-numbing argument various fandoms, sports or otherwise, tend to descend into.
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Blanchett is squaring off against Chris Hemsworth's powerful god of lightning in the third standalone Thor film — and the actress revealed she was immediately intrigued when she realized Hela would be taking away the superhero's powerful hammer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. and Mexican trade negotiators are close to squaring away bilateral differences on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and will resume talks on Monday morning, Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Sunday.
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Rozier had been by Jacobs' side when the promising young boxer had been sidelined by a rare form of bone cancer, so squaring off with a man known for throwing exceptionally hard punches didn't really seem scary.
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This time, the heads of the two nuclear-armed nations are squaring off in Vietnam for two days of talks that are set to focus on many of the same issues they debated last June in Singapore.
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Many players were squaring positions ahead of the long holiday from April 27 through May 6, the longest market closure in modern history, not wanting to be hit by sudden moves in global markets during this period.
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After coyly mentioning the news that had already reverberated around the Long Beach City College gym, Clinton's focus now turned to unifying the Democratic Party and squaring up against Trump, who was already the presumed Republican nominee.
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In January, 1995, Clinton invited a group of women who wrote about White House social events, gossip and personal advice to lunch, to ask their help in squaring her public image with the way she viewed herself.
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Where else can you find Syrian, Russian, American, Iranian and Turkish troops or advisers squaring off on the ground and in the air — along with pro-Iranian Shiite mercenaries from Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan and Afghanistan; pro-U.
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Officials, lawyers and lawmakers in the United States find themselves squaring off not only against the authorities in Anguilla, a Caribbean island of some 15,000 people, but potentially also against Britain, of which it is a territory.
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Election day is here in Pennsylvania, where Democrat Conor Lamb and Republican Rick Saccone are squaring off for a House seat in a special election that's being closely watched for what it could say about November's midterms.
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In Haa, a small village an arduous day's hike from where the troops are squaring off, the dispute is like distant thunder, a warning of storms that may come but are not yet anything to worry about.
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"It's position squaring ahead of the Fed because there's a little bit of uncertainty here," said Eli Tesfaye, senior market strategist for brokerage RJO Futures in Chicago, referring to the source of pressure in the bullion market.
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Squaring the circle has fallen to Mr. Bolton since Mr. Trump's announcement, which drew fierce criticism from lawmakers in both parties, blindsided military commanders, prompted the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and rattled allies, chiefly Israel.
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He had his best season as a Blackhawk, playing 61 games and scoring seven goals in 1989-90 while racking up 303 PIM and squaring off with division stalwarts like Bob Probert, Joey Kocur, and Shane Churla.
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None of this would carry over to a presidential race in which Cuomo would be squaring off against a range of other professional politicians — including at least one or two nonwhite ones — with their own set of endorsements.
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PARIS (Reuters) - With the ink barely dry on a deal between France and Germany to develop a new combat jet, Airbus and Dassault are squaring up for leadership of a project that could reshape Europe's fragmented fighter industry.
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In fact, tonight's 90-minute, commercial-free affair is anticipated to draw as many as 100 million viewers, well beyond the current record-holding 1980 debate, which saw incumbent Jimmy Carter squaring off against California Governor, Ronald Reagan.
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Ousterhout spent hours there, taking measurements of the head from infancy to adulthood—observing, for example, how a masculine jaw developed nubbins at the corners, squaring the face, and noting the more pointed quality of a feminine chin.
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Staring down the barrel of four years of President Trump, Colbert is so far squaring his shoulders and preparing for the marathon ahead instead of sprinting to the nearest easy punchline — and his show is better for it.
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Beal had 40 points and his first career triple-double while squaring off against his former teammate, and the Washington Wizards beat the Phoenix Suns, 149-1443, in triple-overtime in the highest-scoring N.B.A. game since 2008.
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It will be a battle of the AFC East against the AFC South in both of Saturday's match-ups, with the Buffalo Bills facing the Houston Texans, and the Tennessee Titans squaring off against the New England Patriots.
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The Miami-Dade House seat is open for the first time in three decades, and Republican Maria Elvira Salazar, an Emmy-award-winning television reporter, is squaring off against former Secretary of Health and Human Services, Donna Shalala.
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Now, seeking solace and inspiration following the 23 presidential election and the Women's March on Washington, Ms. Rzeszowski, 22018, is squaring off in a tough race against a local Republican for a seat in the New Jersey Assembly.
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The moon meets Mercury at 4:53 PM, finding us in a chatty mood—however, between mercury retrograde and the sun squaring off with Neptune at 5:22 PM, people might not really know what they're talking about.
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The primaries there are set for May 2, with the winners squaring off in a June contest that could become much more interesting if Democrats have managed to pull off stunners in either Montana or Kansas by then. 5.
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Tuesday night's Democratic presidential debate quickly turned into a battle over the direction of the party, with moderates squaring off with the progressive Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders — and the progressives swatting away the centrism at every turn.
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Former world footballer of the year George Weah is squaring up against vice president Joseph Boakai, both of them promising to tackle poverty and corruption in a country where most citizens have no reliable electricity or clean drinking water.
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"We're obviously setting up next week for the FOMC and the BOJ, and I think there's probably a lot of squaring up of positions," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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This was the other period I grew up on, a modern gloss on the classic style: Holly Hunter over- and outthinking William Hurt, Susan Sarandon tying Kevin Costner's tongue, Goldie Hawn squaring off against Burt Reynolds or Kurt Russell.
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CHICAGO, June 20.025 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) lean hog futures rallied on Thursday on short-covering and position squaring near the end of the month and quarter after prices hit multi-month lows earlier this week, traders said.
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Several readers have written in this week saying they're having a hard time squaring The Times's own past reports of wiretapping with the paper's assertions that there is no firm evidence that any warrants for wiretaps have been issued.
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Small groups could be seen squaring off and shouting over corruption in the Pakistan government, its treatment of Afghans, and of Christians, while others unfurled prayer rugs and protest banners on the ground in preparation for an afternoon prayer.
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The backstop was aimed at squaring the circle: it would keep the United Kingdom in a customs union with the EU until a better solution was found, and keep Northern Ireland aligned to the rules of the EU's single market.
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At the start of the school year, children across the country were made to watch a video that moved seamlessly between footage of the coup and images of Ottoman troops squaring off against Allied forces during the first world war.
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It'll be squaring off against the Pixel 3A (which is almost certain to have a superior camera), Motorola's own G7 series at the lower end, and devices like the OnePlus 7 Pro that are priced a couple of hundred dollars higher.
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The challenge for the Justice Department is squaring the intentions Congress expressed in 2010, when it first passed the ACA, with the intentions Congress expressed in 2017, when it nullified the individual mandate but left the rest of the law intact.
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Characters included Rocket J. Squirrel and his sidekick, Bullwinkle the Moose, squaring off with Russian spy foes Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale, and they are famous to this day among baby boomers who were glued to their TVs during the '60s.
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You may have bested all your opponents in the cage but now you're squaring off with the Irish legal system, the European Court of Human Rights, and the sum total of precedent on perhaps the thorniest issue in democratic jurisprudence.
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Reality Check: Cruz on Trump's donations to Hillary Clinton By Lisa Rose, CNN Ted Cruz questioned how effective Trump will be squaring off against Hillary Clinton in a general election, given his history of donating money to her political campaigns.
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Atwood suggests that "maybe Drake could help smuggle someone" across the US border into the story's non-dystopian Canada, but to be honest if he gets wind of it I'd put money on him squaring up for a starring role.
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Sources close to Cardi tell TMZ the "I Like It" rapper has been on schedule and unfazed for Fashion Week in Milan these past few days ... and, in fact, it seems squaring off with Nicki has only raised her profile.
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Even at Berkeley, where violent responses to potential speeches by Coulter and Milo Yiannopoulos were largely attributed to the left, we know that Antifa and others employing "black bloc" tactics were squaring off with equally violent groups on the right.
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It should have been the high point of Mido's career – perhaps it was – but he was watching from the stands as punishment for squaring up to his coach, Hassan Shehata, on the touchline after being subbed off in the semi-final.
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Senior current and former officials familiar with the matter tell CNN the White House is considering designating Iran's powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, a debate that has senior Cabinet officials squaring off on both sides.
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Frank Vatrano, Patrice Bergeron and former Sabre Tim Schaller scored goals to build the lead as the Bruins (20-143-4) won for only the second time in their last six home games — squaring their home record at 9-9.
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Because of the threatening weather and presold tickets for men's matches on the Philippe Chatrier Court, Konta and Vondrousova will play on the new Simonne Mathieu Court, at the same time as Barty and Anisimova are squaring off on Lenglen Court.
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The most memorable of those is the one you're probably thinking of when you hear somebody reference the Massacre: Scott Stevens and Dave Manson squaring off at center ice for one of the great one-on-one showdowns in hockey history.
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In the run-up to a special election in August — they are squaring off again in Tuesday's general election — Mr. O'Connor and his backers spent more money attacking the tax cuts than Mr. Balderson and his allies spent defending it.
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Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) — who are among six candidates squaring off at tonight's Democratic debate in Des Moines — both refused this week to say whether they're following basic cybersecurity precautions recommended by the Democratic National Committee.
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While she shot up in the polls after squaring off with former Vice President Joe Biden during the first Democratic debate over the summer, she has since become the only candidate to gain and then lose their top tier status.
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"I believe they want to get these [Iranian] crude volumes down as much as they can, and I think they'll be willing to suffer a higher price for a while in the name of squaring away the Middle East," he said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mexico and the United States are close to resolving remaining bilateral issues in the revamp of the NAFTA trade deal, officials said, but hopes of squaring away differences on Wednesday were booted to at least later this week.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX FOOD & DRINK NEWS Schnatter is squaring off with his fellow directors — demanding key emails and correspondences so he can better defend himself against possible litigation and the company's efforts to get him off the board.
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There's a family boxing in their living room, a lazy afternoon spent playing Zelda on the couch, friends squaring off in Street Fighter at a laundromat, Splatoon tournaments squeezed in between college classes, and a Wild West duel in a sunny park.
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And while it would be fun to see them in some future stunt episode, squaring off against their old firm (now called Zane, Specter and Pitt), we'll probably have to settle for Ms. Markle's advocacy taking place on the global stage instead.
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In the Snapchat story of the first Republican debate in August, the signature moment — Donald J. Trump squaring off against the moderator Megyn Kelly — was barely present, and when it was, the audio was soaked in an echo and difficult to discern.
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"With a rate rise in a couple of weeks almost certain, the dollar will remain firm and gold will remain pressured, although we could see a bit of book-squaring in the run-up," said Marex Spectron's head of precious metals, David Govett.
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In the clip, which also includes snippets from Bourne Identity, Bourne Supremacy and Bourne Ultimatum, Damon puts his deadly hand-to-hand combat skills on full display, squaring off against all manner of foe hell-bent on sending him to his maker.
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This question cannot be adequately answered without squaring Epic's behavior within a long history of mainstream white America stealing music and dance from black artists, decontextualizing their work, and repackaging it to make it more palatable (and thus, profitable) to white audiences.
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The locals, who wish to see the mine permanently destroyed by way of blowing the whole thing to the ground with dynamite, are now squaring off against a group of well-meaning scientists, historians and outdoor adventurers lobbying to preserve the site.
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"Next week is a huge week for the news cycle, with the FOMC meet and the North Korea summit, there is probably a little bit of position squaring before the weekend," said Mark Heppenstall, chief investment officer at Penn Mutual Asset Management.
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This proves, once and for all, that Barry Bonds will not enter Cooperstown with a plaque that mentions his shameful PED usage, squaring him with the truth of history, because Halls of Fame will not face ugliness and call it like it lays.
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Also headed for various sorts of final reckonings are the crime-family boss Russell Bufalino (Joe Pesci, emerging from retirement) and the coldblooded hit man Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro), who finds himself squaring off against the most implacable of opponents: time.
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Tandem's hope, says founder and CEO Tristan Zier, is to carve out a fitness-specific niche in a live streaming space that already has big tech platforms duking away for dominance — with Twitter's Periscope squaring up to Facebook's Live feature, for example.
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ABOUT THE ISLANDERS (23-15-5): While coach Jack Capuano did not divulge the identity of his starting goaltender on Wednesday, it should be noted that Jaroslav Halak has won all seven career decisions when squaring off against the Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist.
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" Among musicals, a David and Goliath scenario has "The Band's Visit," about Egyptian musicians stranded in a small Israeli town, squaring off with splashy crowd-pleasers "SpongeBob SquarePants," Disney's "Frozen" and Tina Fey's adaptation of her 2004 hit comedy film "Mean Girls.
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Elizabeth Warren's funding plan for "Medicare For All," calling his plan "more progressive" and squaring up the two most progressive candidates in the race for the Democratic nomination to do what neither of them have wanted to do: draw distinctions between each other.
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"The big challenges for the dollar against the yen are the speed of the move, and the risk of position-squaring once the last big policy event of the year is out of the way on Wednesday," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes said.
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On Wednesday, March 13, the sun connects with power planet Pluto at 10:113 AM before squaring off with generous Jupiter at 9:29 PM. On or around Wednesday morning, there is an ability to tap into a deep well of willpower, a great resource.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Peabody Energy Corp, the world's largest private-sector coal producer, is squaring off in court with shareholders who claim their stock should not be wiped out in the company's $8 billion Chapter 11 bankruptcy, given a rise in prices for the fuel.
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This full moon does bring some obstacles and confusion, due to chatty Mercury getting shut down by grump Saturn (expect to hear no's a lot during this Full Moon) and Mercury squaring Neptune, possibly bringing some misunderstandings and messing with your internal bullshit detector.
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Squaring in on bitcoin, Sheng said expectations that bitcoin supply would be capped in the year 2140 would make it difficult for it to become a medium of exchange that could meet modern economic development needs as money supply should be related to economic needs.
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If Democrats truly want to distinguish themselves from Trump as trustees of the nation's future, they could go a long way there by squaring with Americans on just how much their ambitions will cost, who will pay, and how they will deliver on campaign ideas.
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A member of the team from the West project, which would connect LA to San Diego, told me their team is interested in expanding down to Tijuana and the Port of Ensenada in Mexico—isn't it hard to imagine that squaring with Trump's border wall?
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Read MoreClick here to view a gallery of all the contestants Also in the East, an all-Connecticut battle will be taking place with Stratford's Two Roads Brewing's Conntucky Lightnin' squaring off with a first-time entrant from Oxford, Black Hog Brewing's Ginja Ninja.
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" Patrick tried squaring those two parts of his past in his 20433 book "A Reason to Believe," writing he "worked to make Texaco the first major oil company to stop arguing about the science of climate change and to join those in search of solutions.
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Saturday's scheduled pitchers were pushed back a day, with Minnesota's Phil Hughes (3-0 with a 3.57 ERA in three road starts this season) squaring off against fellow right-hander Jason Hammel, who still is looking for his first victory in a Kansas City uniform.
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A good boxer will "close the door" with a jab or a left hook—putting him behind his lead shoulder again and hitting the opponent if they step in on him after he has exposed himself more by squaring up for his right hand.
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We talk this way informally as well, when we say that history repeats itself, and certainly the idea that we live in an era when fascists and capitalists are squaring off against socialists all over the world sounds like 1930, and 1890 and 1850.
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"It appears conviction remains positive so long as gold hangs around $1,500," AxiTrader strategist Stephen Innes said in a note, adding that the market has been caught between hedging against a possible U.S. military response on Iran and position-squaring ahead of the Fed's meeting.
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Osaka fired 26 aces and broke her Greek opponent four times in the two hour, seven minutes encounter, but struggled in the second set tiebreak when Sakkari won five points in a row before squaring the match on an unforced error from the Japanese.
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The Mets put him on the major league roster to start the season rather than keep him in the minors to manipulate his service time, and he had an immediate effect, squaring the barrel of his bat to reroute fastballs that came his way.
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"It appears conviction remains positive so long as gold hangs around $1,500," AxiTrader strategist Stephen Innes said in a note, adding that the market has been caught between hedging against a possible U.S. military response on Iran and position-squaring ahead of the Fed's meeting.
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Patrick: The weeks and months after the original launch, one of the things the more hostile elements of the community did was comb through every interview, every appearance, every piece of text or audio and squaring that with the game that was out there.
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I think a downside would be, in his notebooks you see at times he's distracted, or he gets totally obsessed sometimes, like 42 attempts to square the circle all on one page, and just page after page of geeking out on squaring the circle.
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Back then it would have seemed improbable that their new estate, the crown jewel of Jorge's acquisitions, would end up squaring them off against a revolutionary government, drain all of del Vizo's inheritance, and consign her to a solitary existence at the top of the hill.
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"We saw some pretty heavy losses (on Wednesday) and we are seeing a bit of a position squaring ... but the fundamentals of the market remain bleak," said one Melbourne-based grains traders who declined to be named as he is not authorised to talk to the media.
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Minnesota Duluth (23-16-3), relying on five freshman defensemen and the first-year starter Hunter Shepard in goal, faces Ohio State (21-21-29) in one of Thursday's semifinals, with Michigan (223-210-22005) and Notre Dame (13-21-235) squaring off in the other.
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"We have seen three consecutive weeks of rallies in the broader dollar index so I do think that markets are squaring up a little bit ahead of a pretty heavy data calendar," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD Securities in Toronto.
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On Wednesday, the Blazers, exhausted after a barn burner in Phoenix on Election Night and squaring off in Los Angeles against the Clippers—who have kind of been the best team in the league—got absolutely destroyed, notching just 50 points across the first three quarters.
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At a frenetic monthly competition called the Manhattan Monologue Slam, performers looking for that fabled big break, or even a small break, are squaring off against one another in a flurry of three-minute monologues, with a casting director or other industry professional sitting as judge.
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"That's like a sheriff squaring up for a showdown with the town outlaw by announcing to the posse that he wants a gunfight with each of them at the same time," said Mr. Green, who served as President George W. Bush's senior adviser on Asia policy.
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"It appears conviction remains positive so long as gold hangs around $1,13," AxiTrader strategist Stephen Innes said in a note, adding that the market has been caught between hedging against a possible U.S. military response on Iran and position-squaring ahead of the Fed's two-day meeting.
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" When it was time for dinner, John remembers that the group noticed that both Gere and Stallone, 73, were absent, and that his now-husband David Furnish discovered them "squaring up to each other, apparently about to settle their differences over Diana by having a fist-fight.
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The interesting questions of the fight were whether Condit could fight elusively when he has spent his entire career running in with punches and squaring himself up, and whether his aggressive guard game could force Maia onto the defensive for long enough for Condit to scramble up.
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The simple truth is that U.S. friends and allies are questioning Washington ties as soon as the issues are raised about defense burden sharing and squaring their systematically and outrageously unbalanced trade accounts with the U.S. Having made that long detour, let's go back to Japan's export problem.
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Given that well over 100 lunar samples from the Apollo landings have gone missing over the past half-century, it's not likely to be the last time that NASA and private owners will be squaring off over who has the right to own a piece of the Moon.
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Trump camp to Senate Republicans: No problem if you distance yourselves A spokeswoman for the the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the Democrats' Senate campaign arm, said the group was happy with the prospect of Bennet squaring off against a tea partier in November instead of a more moderate candidate.
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There are other ways to mitigate the danger of squaring up for the right hand (weaving out, clinching, pushing away, ducking in on the hips, reverse shoulder rolling or folding behind the elbow, and on and on) but closing the door is the neatest and most pro-active.
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Even if your team has the day off, or allowed a seven-run first inning to the Pirates, there's still Bryce Harper homering into a bathroom, or two Japanese pitchers squaring off against each other for the first time ever, or Alex Rodriguez hitting his 21th career homer.
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As you may have guessed, Vitor Belfort and Kelvin Gastelum will be squaring off in the main event in a match-up pitting old guard against new, while that bout is supported with a fight between Mauricio "Shogun" Rua and Gian Villante, serving as the co-main event.
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He bagged a brace in his Nice debut and scored another goal today while squaring off against the permanently crocked Radamel Falcao in a battle of diminished number nines: Do the math, and Balotelli has now scored more goals in two games than he had the last two seasons.
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While Haley spoke about squaring off against socialist regimes during her tenure at the U.N., House GOP Conference Chairwoman Liz Cheney (Wyo), the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, gave a shout-out to a man in the audience who had escaped Fidel Castro's rule in Cuba.
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"We still feel comfortable with our cautious view on gold as the rebound of the dollar should continue while the slide in (gold) prices increases the risk of further position squaring in the futures market and could trigger selling in the physical market," said Julius Baer in a note.
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"As seems to be becoming a pattern, after spending the week under pressure, metals are rallying on what looks to be nothing more than shorts squaring up at the end of the week, and so far on very thin volumes," said Malcolm Freeman of Kingdom Futures in a note.
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AMC's tagline for Season 8 is "All Out War" — its posters feature Rick Grimes and Negan squaring off atop a pile of earth tone-clad soldiers, sort of like that pile of Taylor Swifts in her "Look What You Made Me Do" video — and on that front, "Mercy" did not disappoint.
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"I'm sure when you have a chairman title, someone will say that makes you a target, that makes you part of the establishment," said Flores, a former oil executive who's squaring off next week with two GOP challengers, former McLennan County Republican Party Chairman Ralph Patterson and local businessman Kaleb Smith.
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HOUSTON — After months squaring off against Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, presuming him to be the chief obstacle to a one-on-one showdown with Donald J. Trump, Senator Ted Cruz on Wednesday emerged from the latest Republican primaries with a new foe who was actually there all along: Gov.
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The Raptors have enjoyed an impossibly easy schedule since Thanksgiving, squaring off against several teams that range from basement dwellers to borderline playoff participants: The Sacramento Kings, Charlotte Hornets, Phoenix Suns, and Philadelphia 76ers (each twice), plus the Atlanta Hawks, Memphis Grizzlies, Brooklyn Nets, and Los Angeles Clippers (without Blake Griffin).
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But the new industry could face delays at the United Nations aviation agency where the United States and European countries - including France, Germany and Britain - are squaring off over new noise rules needed for the jets to fly, five sources told Reuters, speaking about confidential talks on condition of anonymity.
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For those who have no intention of squaring up to the noisy hurly burly of Camden Market in north London any time soon, two recent books can be highly recommended for further reading: Charlotte Salomon and the Theatre of Memory by Griselda Pollock (Yale University Press) and Charlotte Salomon: Life?
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The possibility of further punishment placed tremendous pressure on lawmakers in the basketball-obsessed state, a pressure exacerbated by the fact that the University of North Carolina men's basketball team has reached the N.C.A.A. tournament's Final Four and will be squaring off against the University of Oregon on Saturday night.
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If our involvement in Iraq is too big to fail, it would not come as a surprise that we see American-built Abrams tanks squaring off against U.S.-trained militias for control of the oilfields outside Kirkuk, just as we saw CIA and Pentagon trained forces fight each other in Syria.
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It makes sense that candidates like Biden and Sanders, who have a better shot at squaring off against Trump in a general election contest, would start to make the case against him as soon as possible, but even long shot candidates onstage Thursday spent a lot of time talking about him.
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Hulu senior vice president of originals Craig Erwich denied that the shift in the show's premiere date from spring to summer had anything to do with squaring off against the final season of HBO's "Game of Thrones" when he was pressed by journalists during the network's winter Television Critics Association press day.
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While kinky sex may also be on the menu, thanks to Venus squaring off with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, August 26 is also a crucial time for you to get real about the shady or underhanded things that might be going on behind the scenes in certain situations, places, or relationships.
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The race for the governor's mansion in Virginia on Tuesday likely marks the most consequential race of the year: Democrat Ralph Northam and Republican Ed Gillespie are squaring off in a battle that will provide an early look at how the first 203 months of the Trump presidency have reshaped American politics.
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The main card features at least one Canadian in each contest—which sees top-level fights such as Quebec's own Patrick Cote taking on fan-favorite Donald Cerrone, former UFC strawweight title contender Valerie Letourneau squaring off against Scotland's Joanne Calderwood, and fellow French-Canadian Olivier Aubin-Mercier facing French boxer Thibault Gouti.
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This is a very busy eclipse with plenty of talk in the air, thanks to chatty Mercury (which is currently retrograde in Leo, and finding you reworking many of the projects, tasks, and chores you thought you had already checked off your to-do list earlier this summer) squaring off with your ruling planet, Jupiter.
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"Stephen was the kind of guy who would make a passionate ideological argument to a roomful of people who were there to make pragmatic decisions," said Alex Conant, a former aide to Mr. Rubio who remembers squaring off against Mr. Miller at a routine Republican messaging meeting that turned into a full-dress immigration debate.
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Could we have our first four-party election in 2020 — with candidates from the Donald Trump far right, the old G.O.P. center right, the Joe Biden center left and the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez far left all squaring off, as the deepening divides within our two big parties simply can't be papered over any longer?
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The new moon in Gemini on June 4 will create a new beginning in your social life, but watch out for people who feel like they're not getting enough from you or people who make you feel like you're not cool enough to "sit with them," due to the Sun and Venus in Gemini squaring Jupiter in picky Virgo.
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Emma Stone has won her first Academy Award for leading the cast of Damien Chazelle's modern musical La La Land, emerging victorious after a contentious Oscar race that saw her squaring off against awards mainstay Meryl Streep (Florence Foster Jenkins), French screen legend Isabelle Huppert (Elle), previous winner Natalie Portman (Jackie) and first-time nominee Ruth Negga (Loving).
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This also looks like a move designed to help bulk up against Google's move to buy Looker, announced last week, although I'd argue that analytics is a big enough area that all major tech companies that are courting enterprises are getting their ducks in a row in terms of squaring up to stronger strategies (and products) in this area.
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Earlier in the day, most Asian currencies also weakened, led by the Korean won's 2102 percent fall and the Philippine peso touching 217-year lows Morgan Stanley said however that while Western central banks' stimulus unwind presented some risks to emerging markets, the latest moves were likely down to "position squaring" amid recovering growth and reasonable asset price valuations.
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This measurement collapses the output state down to just one of the possible outputs, and the input state instantly collapses to match it, since they are entangled — for instance, if you use the squaring function, then if the output is the 9 state, the input will collapse down to a superposition of the 3 and −3 states.
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Because squaring up is necessary to accomplish hard hitting offense, but simultaneously offers the opponent far more opportunities, most boxing coaches like their fighters to end combinations with a hook or jab back out to range because both lead handed punching actions put the fighter back behind his lead shoulder and punish the opponent if he pursues.
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This was similar to something that Julio Cesar Chavez used to do, squaring his body and dropping down in his stance as if to leap for a left hook (or in Volkanovski's case, perhaps a left high kick) then springing forward to smash his opponent with a jab which was really more of a power punch.
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By Wednesday afternoon, the focus was turning to the Fed, with the U.S. central bank's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) due to release its policy decision on Thursday at the end of a two-day meeting "I think traders are squaring positions ahead of tomorrow's FOMC decision," said John Doyle, vice president of dealing and trading at Tempus Consulting.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) are squaring off in an increasingly bitter legal battle over a 13-year-old legal opinion.
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Ask Kathy Sullivan, a former chairwoman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, what issues will be critical in the state's presidential primary race, and the first thing she mentions is healthcare—the issue that has dominated Democratic policy conversations for years and was a flashpoint when Barack Obama was squaring off against Hillary Clinton in 2008.
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Politics have been getting more extreme as the middle class shrinks Politics have been getting more extreme as the middle class shrinks Even before President Donald Trump's contorted series of quasi-condemnations, the image of helmeted neo-Nazis squaring off with protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, stood out as a remarkably awful moment in the country's recent history.
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WASHINGTON — It was Hempy Pet CBD Soft Chews, Mile High Labs and Women Grow, among countless others, squaring off against the likes of the Marijuana Victims Alliance, concerned primary care doctors and a lawyer who admitted he couldn't wait to sue — all jammed into an overflowing auditorium for hours Friday on the Food and Drug Administration campus.
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WhatsApp Is Fighting To Keep India's Government Out Of Your Messages Pranav Dixit reports on an important court fight: WhatsApp, the encrypted messaging service that has built a 239 million strong user base in India, is squaring off in a Tamil Nadu courthouse in a case that could force the company to weaken its privacy protections.
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If you're squaring up against a Human-Style opponent who doesn't understand the true social and ethical structures of basketball, you can trick them by presenting a friendly front and betraying them when the window opens, like a Shetland Sheepdog distracting its owner before breaking into the cellar to devour the expensive steaks Dad is dry aging.
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That said, anger is a normal human emotion and it's important for you to honor any rage that's coming up at this time in a healthy way; vent to someone who can help, or take your issues to your journal or sweat them out in your physical activities, whether that's dancing or squaring up with a punching bag at your local boxing gym.
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That would lead to a contested or brokered convention, where the elected pledged delegates would join with superdelegates to vote on a nominee — a process almost guaranteed to be bitter and divisive, especially with an establishment candidate squaring off against Sanders, whose supporters (and some advisers) still think the nomination was rigged against him four years ago by the Democratic National Committee.
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Fournier and Marty, who also designed the Yves Saint Laurent Museum that opened two years ago in Marrakesh, where they have a second office, eschewed the obvious trick of squaring off into a wall the large supporting column — about five feet in diameter — between the front public rooms and the narrow hallway down which lie two bedrooms and a cork-lined dressing room.
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"The U.S. dollar staged a minor comeback for no obvious reason other than position squaring into the U.S. holiday weekend, with euro leading the move and yen lagging but still managing to fully recoup the APAC session swoon to end marginally weaker on the day," Ray Attrill, head of foreign exchange strategy at the National Bank of Australia, wrote in a morning note.
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In his mind, all the feints, cutbacks and bursts that evoke his favorite player, Reggie Bush, do not compare to the punt he fielded midway through the first quarter against New England in Week 7, when he stepped left, cut right, then zipped left again, shedding a tackle at his feet before encountering a defender by the boundary squaring up to level him.
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Read more: Here's what financial advisers say is the most overhyped wealth tech, and which tools they think will actually help them in the next 5 yearsAt an industry inflection point, squaring tech and the human touchAs of December, the firm had around 6,500 advisers in the US overseeing some $1.4 trillion in assets — its largest region by assets under management and adviser headcount.
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Shady, underworld planet Pluto squaring off with trickster Mercury can really be a recipe for disaster if you or the people you're associating with are liars; but, if you've been on your best behavior and if you've been working with stand-up people, this could actually be a brilliant time to make big discoveries, ignite change, and talk about things on a deeper level.
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All-Star seasons: 22000 — 2006-07 — 2013-14Years with LeBron: 1 — 2019-20103Career stats: 17.4 points, 12.6 rebounds, 2.0 blocks, 58.3% FGOther awards: Defensive Player of the Year (2008-2011), All-NBA (2006-2014), All-Defense (2007-2012)One thing to know: James and Howard were once to the top talents in the Eastern Conference, squaring off in the 2009 playoffs, where Howard's Magic topped James' Cavs.
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For as many times as you see a husband and wife squaring off, or a mom and dad trying to wrangle their kids, or siblings screaming at each other, there are also a seemingly infinite number of permutations of those basic dynamics, simply because everybody who creates a family sitcom will have a slightly different take on how families operate, based on their own lives.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's reelection campaign announced it is taking out a full-page advertisement in the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Wednesday, the same day Democrats will be squaring off in Nevada's primary debate.
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That's the age-old problem of squaring the circle, which means taking a circle of a certain area and trying to make a square of the exact same area using only a protractor and ruler, for reasons that your listeners know, most of your listeners know, that's impossible because pi is a wildly irrational number and so it can't actually be done that way.
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Don't get sucked in The President has been advised in recent weeks not to get sucked into a one-on-one verbal brawl with any of the top contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination, mindful that squaring off with any of the contenders at this early stage could help elevate them in the eyes of Democratic voters and give them more oxygen to rise above the crowded pack.
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As much as we'd like to think that that Game of Thrones action scene that took 55 days to shoot was actually a live-action sequence of Rick turning himself into a pickle, squaring off with an assassin, and slaughtering a hideout of Russian spies, it's not likely the minds behind HBO's flagship series would actually spend their hefty production budget on the greatest rickroll of all time.
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Not content with eroding Yasser's claims of provocation, by summoning a witness whom he once beat up in a refugee camp, Wajdi even manages to foment a clash inside the courtroom, squaring up to a young Palestinian on the public benches, who promptly lambasts him as a "Zionist dog," whereupon the security staff muscles in and the three judges stand there as numb as dummies in the background.
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Republican delegates at stake: 16 (winner take all) Democratic delegates at stake: 21 Republican delegates at stake: 38 (24 by congressional district and 14 statewide) Democratic delegates at stake: 95 If you're looking for some excitement in a night with little presidential drama, Maryland also has a Senate primary underway, where two members of Congress — Chris Van Hollen and Donna Edwards — are squaring off to fill retiring Sen.
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The Moon in Pisces connects with lucky Jupiter at 2:11 AM, just before the new moon arrives at 9:12 AM. This is a phenomenal time to connect with your inner voice and to make plans for the future—especially since action planet Mars will enter driven earth sign Capricorn at 12:41 PM. The Moon enters fiery Aries at 2:57 PM before squaring off with Mars at 3:03 PM, creating an aggressive, go-getter energy.
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M.L.S., which stopped using neutral sites for its final after the 13 game, could hardly have drawn up a better setting: the league's two top teams — and its past two most valuable players — squaring off inside the year-old Mercedes-Benz Stadium, its stands packed with more than 70,000 fans wearing the colors of a brash, second-year team that has jolted the league with both its style of play and its next-generation (for M.L.S., at least) business model.
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Democrat Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE and Republican Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE are squaring off Tuesday night for the only vice presidential debate of the year.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) and Minority Whip Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar MORE (D-Md.) are squaring off over the administration's push to rescind $15.4 billion in previously approved funds.
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Plenty of the book's best stories turn on the face-off between people from two worlds: the first-wave hip-hop icon Grandmaster Melle Mel challenging the rising Bronx rapper KRS-One to a battle, and losing; Public Enemy squaring off with club security over a batch of fake weapons they intended to use as stage props; 50 Cent — the original one, the Brooklyn gangster — and several associates trying to snatch a gold chain off the neck of Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay, and failing, and sparking a melee in the process.
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They're weird because he writes in mirror script because he's lefthanded, and paper is sort of a premium, so on any page of the notebook you see a mind that's beautifully dancing with nature, because he'll go from a sketch of people at a table that might help him with The Last Supper, to a set design for a play he's doing, to a flying machine that's both part of the play but actually might become a real flying machine, to the mathematical problem of squaring the circle, all crammed onto a page.
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Here's a quick guide to the results: Republican delegates at stake: 28 (15 awarded by congressional district and 13 awarded statewide) Democratic delegates at stake: 193, awarded proportionally, as always Republican delegates at stake: 16 (winner take all) Democratic delegates at stake: 21 Republican delegates at stake: 38 (24 by congressional district and 14 statewide) Democratic delegates at stake: 95 If you're looking for some excitement in a night with little presidential drama, Maryland also has a Senate primary underway, where two members of Congress — Chris Van Hollen and Donna Edwards — are squaring off to fill retiring Sen.
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