Others try to beat the Thais at their own game.
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So she had to try to beat him in the middle.
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"Hedge funds really don't try to beat the market," he said.
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This is the only way you can try to beat me.
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Well, the point of this was to try to beat food addiction.
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We spent frantic days massaging sources to try to beat that announcement.
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"I had to try to beat her from the perimeter," he said.
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They don't try to beat him senseless as I would have done.
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But did he start this business to try to beat climate change?
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Walsh: I'm going to try to beat Trump because Trump's the problem.
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Did I try to beat Alien: Isolation on the recommended "hard" setting?
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He's gonna try to beat me by taking punches to the face?
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He'll try to beat Tom Brady and the Patriots on the road.
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Or they can try to beat the President in the 2020 presidential election.
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There are bosses you try to beat by guessing what an "oracle" won't guess.
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I would try to beat the cash register to figure out the correct amount!
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It was fun to idly try to beat my top score while watching a movie.
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She accused Republicans of using the email scandal to try to "beat up on me."
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It don't matter if he was playing marbles, he'll try to beat you in that.
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Ross: Well, if you're a Democrat, you try to beat his party at the polls.
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I try to beat the sadness by putting myself out there instead of taking medication.
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Put whoever you want to against me and I'm going to try to beat them.
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European capitals are taking a variety of steps individually to try to beat back the outbreak.
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Poor guy is left to try to beat two defenders and a goalie on his own.
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For years, Democrats have poured in millions of dollars here to try to beat Republican Rep.
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Now it is going to spend billions of dollars a year to try to beat Netflix.
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Each campaign and candidate continued to come up with increasingly unlikely pathways to try to beat Trump.
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If you can't flee the heat dome, here are tips on how to (try to) beat it.
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I love xiao long bao and often try to beat my record of 2000 in one sitting.
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Active managers, which try to beat the market through security selection, have been effectively hampered from launching ETFs.
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They'll do anything: both Uber Eats and DoorDash already try to beat the competition by undercutting their prices.
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For years, Democrats have poured millions of dollars in here to try to beat Coffman, but always fall short.
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If they try to keep you out, then you try to beat them in an election, which has happened.
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Active funds (those that try to beat the market) have struggled to perform over periods from one to 234 years.
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In the case of beer and alcohol, a startup called Drizly is moving fast to try to beat Amazon there.
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After some frightening jump scares, they burn him, and set off for Winterfell to try to beat the Night King there.
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That's how Ty Palowski, who lives in San Antonio, Texas, decided he'd try to beat the heat in his steamy apartment.
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"(There's) still something there, so you're a little nervous using him, having him sprint and try to beat something out," Ventura said.
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The same impulse propels the team to try to beat the house in a Brigadoon-like mountainside casino into which they stumble.
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And either through the generosity of an employer or through the efficiency of an administrator, folks can try to beat that plan.
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"We've had guys step in and simplified our game a little bit and make teams have to try to beat us," Ladd said.
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In the rush to try to beat the crowds on the last day chaos ensued and some 350 people were trampled to death.
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But as the undisputed leader of the Heat, Butler will surely try to beat his old teammates in front of the Philadelphia crowd.
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At the same time, Teva's membership could enhance the credibility of PhRMA lobbyists as they try to beat back accusations of price gouging.
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You're working on a TV schedule — it's not like we can do 10 takes and try to beat a performance out of them.
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"They used this as a weapon to try to beat the Eylers down by $237 million," he said, referring to the sales price.
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In many cases, the car dealership may try to beat any offers you've gotten elsewhere, so come armed with some low rates.3.
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It's all designed for the outgoing person to run to a spot and the incoming person to try to beat him to that spot.
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THERE ARE CERTAIN PEOPLE THAT YOU DON'T WANT TO TRY TO BEAT AT THEIR OWN GAME AND CERTAINLY JEFF BEZOS WOULD BE NUMBER ONE.
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Once you start a game in a chat, others in the conversation will see that you played and can try to beat your score.
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It isn't the most complicated game — just flick the ball toward the hoop to get a point, and try to beat your high score.
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Croatia will try to beat fatigue after playing two consecutive 120-minute games, relying on a talented and experienced midfield led by Luka Modric.
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Eovaldi, who relies on high fastballs — something that teams try to beat the Yankees with — helps balance out a lefty-heavy Red Sox rotation.
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"I always figured if he ran, Bannon would try to beat him," Mr. Smith said, before adding with evident relish, "Well, that's gone." video
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In the "self" condition, however, women were just as likely as men to choose to compete, to try to beat their own previous score.
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We are still going strong with the Mini Crossword together, every single night, and try to beat our best time: 1 minute 12 seconds.
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People will try to beat a metal detector or sneak things into luggage at airports, but when it comes to a dog they don't try.
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As for those that will try to beat Justify in the Belmont, six have run against him in one of the other Triple Crown races.
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It helps that Seattle just got an arena deal, meaning there's a semi-credible threat to try to beat Calgary fans over the head with.
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Instead of drawing less experienced students into his own style of inverted guard play, he let people try to beat him with their own game.
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Here's a look at a few of the more promising ideas that cities around the world have been pursuing to try to beat the heat.
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To stay competitive, traditional studios now have to pay attention to what those services are doing and try to beat them at their own game.
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BlackRock's iShares unit has a leading position in ETFs, which typically track the market and charge lower fees than products that try to beat the market.
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The Cubs knew that inclement weather was in the forecast and moved up the game's start time by 30 minutes to try to beat the storms.
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A company isn't likely to make a response video or a diss track, and they aren't likely to launch campaigns to try to beat Kjellberg either.
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My boyfriend and I at the time, we would just not go out, stay in and try to beat all the Guitar Hero songs on Expert.
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I once had a crazy b*tch try to beat me with a shovel at a bus stop because I took her spot on the bench.
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But people here don't really talk about issues of human rights, so if you try to beat people over the head with it, it wouldn't work.
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On Monday the Italian government placed the whole of Italy under lockdown until next month to try to beat the coronavirus in Europe's worst-affected country.
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Stop whining and wasting your time trying to steal back the White House and simply gear up to try to beat him at the ballot box.
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On Monday the Italian government placed the whole of Italy under lockdown until next month to try to beat the coronavirus in Europe's worst-affected country.
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They hope to defend market share from fast-growing "passive" fund managers, whose funds track market indices rather than try to beat them, as active funds do.
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If you're new to this game, that means they'll try to beat games (with certain requirements based on the rules of each run) as quickly as possible.
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Other ETFs like the Global X GURU Index ETF and Alphaclone Alternative Alpha ETF also try to beat the market by copying hedge fund managers' stock picks.
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Algren, like O'Hara, lived long enough to see posterity begin to claw back his reputation; his response, interestingly, was to try to beat posterity to the punch.
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Kaiser's resistance reminds us that — in contradiction to such institutional authorities as Hal Foster, who claims that our two choices are 1) try to beat them (i.e.
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Some mutual funds are run by professional stock pickers who try to beat the broader market's performance, but very few succeed consistently over long periods of time.
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The charity, of which Charles is president, works to try to beat hunger in seven African countries by helping farmers with the practical tools they need to succeed.
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In the book, machines build any piece of hardware; work out which engineers should be hired or fired; and even try to beat the sharpest minds at chess.
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BlackRock's iShares unit has a leading position in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which typically track the market and are cheaper than products that try to beat the market.
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But if you're a man, if you're a fighter, if you're not a little bitch, you'll still continue to take those chances and try to beat those people.
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I decide to do a workout on Ring Fit Adventure, which is a game on the Nintendo Switch where you do different exercises and try to beat monsters.
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With the launch, Facebook will become the latest company to try to beat U.S. classifieds giant Craigslist on mobile phones, where more and more shopping is taking place.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Fink was quick to highlight that BlackRock in 2015 attracted $61 billion in assets for its stock and bond funds that actively try to beat the market.
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But the LCV Victory Fund said it's nonetheless important to try to beat Hardy and Lewis and to elect Democrats Ruben Kihuen in Nevada and Angie Craig in Minnesota.
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Head back to the apartment and watch how the city empties out, or leapfrog the hordes and try to beat the traffic north or east or west or south.
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"If they cannot beat you on the track, they try to beat you in court," said Steiner in a question-and-answer sheet issued by the team ahead of Singapore.
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U.S. securities regulators require ETFs that try to beat the market disclose their holdings daily, but they made an exception for NextShares when approving the new fund category in 2014.
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Indian companies are speeding up acquisitions of U.S. firms with local staff as they try to beat challenges posed by an expected tightening of visa rules in their biggest market.
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That's why low-cost index funds, which merely mirror the performance of the market and don't try to beat it, make a great deal of sense as a core investment.
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But on Sunday, as the Rams try to beat the New England Patriots and win the franchise's first championship since the 1999 season, Kupp will be reduced to a spectator.
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When a couple falls in love despite their relationship having an expiration date, they try to beat the shadowy forces that control their ecosystem (the ominously titled "System") to be together.
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The rush of cash to passive index funds from active managers who try to beat the broad market is both leading symptom and secondary cause of the pressure on stock picking.
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Don't try to beat the market While it may be tempting to buy or sell stocks based on daily movements, short-term trading isn't going to make you rich, Schmidt says.
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"People think that in Hispanic countries they don't accept gay people, and in some cases they don't — there are parents that would try to beat that out of you," she said.
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Linebackers NaVorro Bowman and Ray-Ray Armstrong each had an interception for a 49ers defense that was intent on shutting down Gurley and forcing Keenum try to beat them with his arm.
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He gave himself the best shot under the floodlights, setting a series of fastest sector times that left little doubt about his determination to try to beat the overwhelming odds against him.
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A challenge like Forza 7's "Rivals" mode, which is a series of head-to-head time trials in which you try to beat other drivers' lap times around an empty track.
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"If you're going to try to beat somebody over the course of time, being away from them, it's going to be a longer fight if you dance around with each other," he said.
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But the FCA report finds that fees in the actively managed sector (ie, funds that try to beat the market by picking the best stocks) have barely shifted in the past ten years.
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But without offering the levels of creative freedom, opportunity, and risk that Marvel can't match, all that's left is to try to beat Marvel based purely on the fundamental appeal of the characters.
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Active is represented primarily by the $13.5 trillion mutual fund industry, which is populated heavily with managers who move in and out of positions to try to beat market benchmarks such as the .
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Or head out to the cinema for "The Lobster," above, to see Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz try to beat a 45-day deadline to find love or be turned into an animal.
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Both Kasich and Rubio are hoping to score Tuesday victories in their home states of Ohio and Florida, respectively, to try to beat back the growing presence of Trump as the front-runner.
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Two big British financial firms, Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management, are joining forces, in a $4.7 billion deal that reflects the rising pressure on money managers that try to beat the markets.
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For Mike -- whom he's been mercilessly mocking on Twitter -- DT didn't spend a lot of time on him ... just mentioning the guy's wealth and how much he's spending to try to beat him.
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"They said you made a fatal mistake and that is you apologized ... And once you apologize to them, they never forgive, they just try to beat you down until you don't exist," she said.
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But the Food editors told me to wait just a minute: A recipe tester for The New York Times (and the author of a pizza cookbook) was going to try to beat my bagel.
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The two companies are both deeply involved in human spaceflight, but in different ways — and Boeing seems to feel that it's better to join Virgin than try to beat them at this particular game.
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PewDiePie spent months recruiting new fans to try to beat T-Series to 90 million subscribers, but was ultimately overtaken by T-Series' array of musical talent and YouTube's rapidly expanding user base in India.
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By getting to Rio the Russians have already secured their first victory and will try to beat the odds again as they prepare to take on table tennis super power China and target a medal.
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Sanders's new plan to try to beat Biden seems to be emphasizing issues (opposition to Social Security cuts, opposition to the Iraq War) where most Democrats agree with him, while emphasizing that Obama liked him.
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If you're able to spot an economy class scheduled flights, tours, or accommodations cheaper than what they have, you can forward the quote to an STA Travel agent, who will then try to beat the price.
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Just 33 percent of active stock managers beat their benchmark this year, according to investment bank Jefferies, driving investors to lower-cost funds and ETFs that try to track indexes, rather than try to beat them.
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"I've said for years that when the elites can't beat your ideas, they try to beat you down as a person -– to call into question your trustworthiness or intelligence or stability," he said in a statement.
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In an interview in Il Corriere della Sera the company's chairman Enrico Carraro said the bond would help support the business plan, adding the company would try to beat the plan's targets in less than five years.
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" Kennedy told CNN's Alisyn Camerota that a series of sweeping investigations of Trump launched by the Democratic-controlled House were intended "to give Trump as much trouble as they can and try to beat him in 2020.
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Most likely, those who dislike the man who has continually beaten the odds and the predictions of failure will have to try to beat him at the ballot box and not with doomed-to-failure political tricks.
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The deal, which sent Vanke shares 14 percent higher, comes as China developers splash out to try to beat a rise in land costs that has fueled concern among Beijing government officials that a bubble may be forming.
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It's not easy to come back two days after and be the same, after almost five hours against him, the way he pushes you, the way you have to give everything you have to try to beat them.
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Along with the story mode, there are two other modes: a mode for competitive minigames where you can try to beat high scores involving some exercises, and a mode where you can just set up some custom workouts.
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Indian IT companies are also expected to speed up acquisitions in the United States, their biggest market, and recruit heavily from university campuses there as they try to beat a more protectionist visa regime expected under Donald Trump's administration.
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Yes, this July 8, in the sun-tortured, desert town of Las Vegas, Nevada, "Ruthless" Robbie Lawler and Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone are going to try to beat the shit out of each other, and it's going to be beautiful.
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VICE NEWS spent time with U.S. and Afghan forces as they try to beat back a Taliban resurgence that's seen the group now control or contest more territory in Afghanistan than at any time since the beginning of the war.
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Source: Morningstar, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research Passive investing is a style that minimizes trading by tracking an index, the opposite of actively managed funds that try to beat the index by buying and selling securities frequently to generate extra return.
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FALSETTOS [Read the review] If you haven't yet seen this moving, magical revival of William Finn and James Lapine's 1992 chamber musical about an unorthodox family, by all means try to beat the holiday crowds and grab a ticket now.
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Farther along, Frances Bodomo's enchanting "Afronauts" of 2014, a D.I.Y. 13-minute film based on the true story of some citizens of the newly independent Zambia who decided in 1969 to try to beat the United States to the moon.
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Experts who have coached individuals preparing for congressional testimony said that for Zuckerberg to walk away with minimal damage to Facebook's reputation and his own, he needs to accept that he can't try to beat lawmakers on their own turf.
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"We are experiencing headwinds," Carlos Dominguez told Reuters in London, having just announced his country will bring forward a $2 billion bond sale planned for January to next month, to try to beat any further rise in global lending rates.
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Many of them are fiduciaries who eschew commissions, charge hourly or flat rates and favor low-cost passively managed investment portfolios based on traditional mutual funds or exchange-traded funds that track indexes and do not try to beat the market.
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"It's actually encouraging companies to try to beat each other in how good they behave, so they can build their brand," Danielle Wood, an assistant professor of media arts and sciences at MIT and leader of the MIT team, tells The Verge.
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If you remember, the Monstars were the alien race that sucked the talent out of those NBA stars, then used their skills to try to beat Michael Jordan, Bugs Bunny, and Bill Murray in a hoops game for the fate of the world.
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"Just save up a week's worth of change and you should be good to go — unless you try to beat Time Crisis (like my S.O. and I did once), in which case you'll easily go over the $30 maximum," one R29 staffer says.
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I am going to try to beat some of the other stages on Normal without playing them on easier difficulties first but I am prepared to drop down into Casual again if I need to tackle it in a less stressful scenario.
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The Mets will try to beat reigning NL Cy Young Award winner Jake Arrieta for the second time in 2 1/2 weeks after touching him for four runs and eight hits in 22.48 21/210 innings July 22 in New York.
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While, sure, some people will try to "beat the snow" -- those are the working stiffs you see trudging 30 blocks uptown to the office jobs they're convinced will fall apart if they don't get there -- it's, in fact, far more productive to work with it.
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More recently tracker blockers have been springing up to try to beat back the adtech vampire octopus which also lards the average webpage with myriad data-sucking tentacles, impeding page load times and gobbling bandwidth in the process, in addition to abusing people's privacy.
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Some Republicans say the strong performance by Cruz's campaign in caucus states such as Iowa, Kansas and Maine, which operate similarly to a convention where voters will try to sway other voters, makes the Texas senator the best candidate to try to beat Trump.
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A number of years back, while I was still working at Giant Bomb, we had a regular feature where a group of us, myself included, would try to beat this incredibly hard co-op mode in the stylish action game, Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet.
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Back in the States for a family vacation with the car a year later, Thomsen thought it would be fun to try to beat the most recent EV Cannonball Run record of 50 hours and 16 minutes, set by Alex Roy and Dan Zorrilla in 33.
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In fact, the pope is so convinced that Satan is to blame for the sexual abuse crisis and deep divisions racking the Church that he has asked Catholics around the world to recite a special prayer every day in October to try to beat him back.
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Former New York mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE's strategy to concentrate on Super Tuesday states on March 3 means his willingness to spend hundreds of millions of dollars of his considerable fortune to try to beat Trump could rearrange the 2020 race (MSNBC).
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LD: Well, this year is the year of the 19th Party Congress, so the government's top priority is to maintain stability, and with stability try to push reforms, specifically they want the GDP growth to be relatively stable, try to beat the 6.5 percent growth target this year, and meanwhile trying to avoid any liquidity volatility in the financial market, so these are the objectives of the economic policy.
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" But since this is a book about investing, I'll leave you with one of Zuckerman's final thoughts: "For all the unique data, computer firepower, special talent and trading and risk-management expertise Renaissance has gathered, the firm only profits on barely more than 50 percent of its trades, a sign of how challenging it is to try to beat the market — and how foolish it is for most investors to try.
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Booksmart's Kaitlyn Dever is ready to give up on her lunch because of the rogue utensil, and her co-star, Beanie Feldstein, is set on leaving the boardroom we're in at the Ritz Carlton in Toronto to find one But after seeing Booksmart, Olivia Wilde's brilliant directorial debut about two high-school besties, I know that these two are on the brink of becoming stars too famous to scour hotels for silverware, so I try to beat her to it.
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