That player, Mets pitcher Jenrry Mejia, now carries unrivaled ignominy.
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U were EVERYTHING Jazz & beyond with an unrivaled improvisational genius.
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We are doing it with unbelievable success and unrivaled impact.
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It remains unrivaled when it comes to making drone aircraft.
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Fanaticism for their teams is unrivaled anywhere else in Mexico.
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But his most recent find qualifies as an unrivaled experience.
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I think it's going to be unrivaled for at least decades.
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The amount of money that goes into these "looks" is unrivaled.
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Next, there's unrivaled noise cancellation via TREBLAB's latest T-Quiet tech.
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Clinton's management skills and ability to raise money are nearly unrivaled.
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To win here is an achievement unrivaled in the racing world.
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Then he attacked him as a pathological liar and unrivaled narcissist.
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He told the truth about that with unrivaled power and honesty.
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By unanimous consent, atmosphere is Mr. McNally's great, almost unrivaled strength.
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She never did the obvious: Her knowledge and vision were unrivaled.
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In August, she tore down the VMAs with an unrivaled medley.
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The crema production is unrivaled even with commercial machines costing 5x more.
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Butterly, whose mastery of ceramics is unrivaled, is our youngest modern master.
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The spa, unrivaled in both beauty and bodywork, is worth the splurge.
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Ms. Trump's influence with her father is almost unrivaled in their family.
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The future of Elon Musk's company may ride on its unrivaled performance.
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Washington does not need to convince anyone about its unrivaled military power.
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Printers in China have unrivaled capacity and expertise to print these books.
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What kept Massimino going was an unrivaled ability to shrug off humiliation.
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Charismatic leaders are unrivaled when it comes to motivating and inspiring others.
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Science, economy and unrivaled financial markets are America's ace in the hole.
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" It called the nation's gun crisis "unrivaled in any other developed country.
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ALONG WITH COLOR, Van Noten also has an unrivaled sense of pattern.
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It is all rendered unputdownable by Winslow's unrivaled skill at his game.
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Google does have some huge advantages—its software and AI capabilities are unrivaled.
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For one, Fidel Castro's love of baseball is arguably unrivaled among political leaders.
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Of course, we're talking about the unrivaled testament to humanity that is pizza.
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He changed the American theater with his brilliance, wit, daring and unrivaled genius.
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Vonn's skiing remained unrivaled, and she won her fourth overall title in 2012.
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His photos gave us an unrivaled glimpse at the one we've already got.
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Their support systems, small and tight-knit communities, and affordability are truly unrivaled.
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How did it achieve social economic mobility unrivaled by much of the world?
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Located in Punta Mita, Mexico, this $4.5 million property offers unrivaled ocean views.
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But this death toll is unrivaled on a global scale, Dr. Ellis said.
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The suites feature floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, meaning they offer unrivaled privacy.
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"Our cost control capability is unrivaled," CEO Huang Wang told a news conference.
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Is the future of American malls an "unrivaled destination for style and play"?
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Our unrivaled, however simple, cuisine — arguably the best pizza and bagels in town.
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Be inspired by our studio spaces and facilities in an unrivaled natural environment.
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Sometimes, they're gloriously practical: an unrivaled bench scraper or a well-placed broom gripper.
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The second is that the band's passion to create challenging music is seemingly unrivaled.
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Boomers came of age in a time of unrivaled wealth and devastating political crisis.
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Like the newspapers of the 1970s, Facebook is today an unrivaled distributor of information.
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McConnell has been unrivaled as a Senate leader in his grip on judicial nominations.
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For me personally, however, that 2010 MacBook Air will remain an unrivaled high point.
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The rates at which Tesla's top-line metrics are growing are unrivaled, Galliers said.
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But ever since then, Japan has embraced gaming culture with an almost unrivaled passion.
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All of it is marked by the ease of Padgett's writing, his unrivaled directness.
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UNRIVALED Why America Will Remain the World's Sole Superpower By Michael Beckley 231 pp.
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Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates compared Obama to LBJ, an unrivaled military meddler.
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Jeff Bornstein, the chief financial officer, has an unrivaled purview across G.E.'s businesses.
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That's thanks to its generous 16-ounce working bowl and unrivaled 1,200-watt motor.
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The only thing making this partnership even sweeter is Jolie's unrivaled dedication to the cause.
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"The home technology in this house is unrivaled," Makowsky says, walking into the screening room.
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Summer is our unrivaled favorite time of year to finesse our best natural beauty looks.
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Photographer Aaron Purkey attended the 2016 festival and documented the flowers, fans, and unrivaled cuteness.
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It is, once again, impossible to understand, but the joy is unrivaled and downright charming.
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She has merged painting, subject matter and an incredibly wild imagination to an unrivaled degree.
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A man with an unrivaled ability to take talented quarterbacks and reduce them to rubble.
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The Zero Audio Carbo Tenore's combination of size, comfort, performance, and price is simply unrivaled.
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She may be a bit older than her fellow Scouts, but her energy is unrivaled.
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They are exploiting London's unrivaled connections to the intricate plumbing of the international financial system.
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But those colleagues said Ryan has proven to be an unrivaled fundraiser and tremendous leader.
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Eventually Gates stepped aside completely, but the company's slip from unrivaled dominance was well underway.
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That would certainly be a perfect way to remember Lee's vast and unrivaled comic legacy.
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California will likely continue to push out unrivaled quantities of both legal and illegal marijuana.
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X-MADIS armed MRZRs combine all that unrivaled off-roading power with lethal drone slaying power.
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François-Paul Journe has a cultlike following that is all but unrivaled among his horological peers.
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This is because the US has greater scientific expertise, but China has unrivaled access to data.
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Remember earlier when we talked about the nearly unrivaled productivity of Zubov in the regular season?
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The feeling of logging into an online community that only exists in that world is unrivaled.
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Our iconic properties are the best in the world and our portfolio is unrivaled by anyone.
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But how do these accolades compare to Ivanka's strongest credential: her unrivaled access to her father?
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This historic designation also preserves unrivaled natural landscapes and allows for continued access for recreational activities.
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When we honor them — not merely proclaim them — we act from a core of unrivaled strength.
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In doing so, he has amassed power to a level unrivaled in China since Mao Zedong.
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Clinton's career in public service, unrivaled by any female presidential candidate — and almost any male president.
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As Democrats begin their campaign for the party's 22019 nomination, Obama is the party's unrivaled powerbroker.
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After all, they have unrivaled custody over consumer data obtained through use or permission or both.
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The combined company would have an unrivaled ability to reach consumers through news and entertainment programming.
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The league's new motto, "La Ligue des talents," alludes to its unrivaled ability to develop players.
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Johns's merging of techniques and materiality — the ink, brush, and sheet of clear plastic — is unrivaled.
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Here in Texas, women die from pregnancy at a rate almost unrivaled in the industrialized world.
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Cats have become the unofficial ambassadors of the internet, what with their unrivaled viral star power.
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Malaysian cities are clean and modern, its public transport unrivaled, and its people the friendliest in Asia.
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The Model 3 has an unrivaled emotional component that resonates beyond the rational appeal the technology offers.
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Once an unrivaled ecommerce business in India, Flipkart today battles with Amazon India for the tentpole position.
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It has a narrative richness that is unrivaled, and a ludic complexity that is distinctly its own.
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Everywhere you look, the work is marked by unerring decisions and choices, an unrivaled intensity of concentration.
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Mr. Allen can best be appreciated "as an unrivaled pornographer," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Applying her boundless energy, her unrivaled political acumen and her intense focus, she won back the House.
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She was coming off an unrivaled run in NXT as a nearly two year undefeated super-wrestler.
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Indeed, if Musk sees Mars as a hedge, he also sees it as an unrivaled entrepreneurial opportunity.
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A classic and unrivaled barbershop-style fragrance makes Pinaud Clubman aftershave as unique as it is timeless.
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But it's unrivaled, too, in the spread of lies, narrowing of interests and erosion of common cause.
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Feature The club is finishing a phenomenal season — thanks in part to an unrivaled reliance on analytics.
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Sellers said on Thursday that demand came swiftly and was unrivaled minutes after the final debate ended.
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While there, I learned that senior citizens aged 60 and older get VIP treatment and unrivaled discounts.
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It was his ability to speak extempore with an eloquence and inventiveness unrivaled in 17th-century Paris.
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In any bilateral deal, the United States possesses unrivaled leverage because it owns the world's largest economy.
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The unrivaled greatness of America, though a cause for self-congratulation to many, also incited much uneasiness.
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The couple are early investors in the Kern Water Bank, giving them unrivaled access to banked water.
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The "Messiah" has had an unrivaled history of amateur and professional performance for well over 250 years.
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In hindsight, his perseverance and patience are as superhuman as the unrivaled scope of The Arcades Project.
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"They are driven by an unrivaled patriotism and dedication to upholding the values of this country," William said.
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It is the genius of the free market, not burdensome government mandates, that has delivered this unrivaled accomplishment.
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Still, for travelers unsure precisely where in the world they're looking to go, Google's interactive map is unrivaled.
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Under Google, Motorola opened a US plant and offered unrivaled customization options for its flagship Moto X smartphone.
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Our high-resolution light box provides unrivaled detail, while the post below it tells more of the story.
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"The returns in the Permian are just unrivaled," said Zoe Sutherland, senior analyst at consulting firm Wood Mackenzie.
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It's a bittersweet retrospective on the career of The Marked Men, the unrivaled masters of catchy hook-writing.
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The Replacements were a contradiction from inception, playing beer-soaked odes to going nowhere with an unrivaled passion.
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But Google's network is unrivaled in size and can often generate more revenue for publishers than competitors' offering.
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Democrats should think of ways to protect workers in an era of precarious employment and unrivaled corporate power.
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The trade-weighted U.S. dollar appreciated 15 percent over five years and remains the world's unrivaled reserve currency.
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The afternoon was waning, and the "unrivaled natural light" in the apartment's "West facing windows" had turned tawny.
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More importantly, we built a team that was singularly unified in its focus and unrivaled in its dedication.
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CHICAGO — For more than three decades, Michael Madigan has cultivated an unrivaled power base in Illinois Democratic politics.
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And the Trump narrative presents him as an unrivaled success: a billionaire, a bon vivant and now president.
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For nearly four decades, Mr. Mugabe exercised unrivaled authority by distributing healthy doses of power, land — and fear.
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Liverpool F.C. is finishing a phenomenal season of soccer — thanks in part to an unrivaled reliance on analytics.
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The principal exemplar of this phenomenon is Syria, a scene of murder and despair unrivaled in our time.
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Silvertip bristles are prized for this distinct color pattern as well as for their unrivaled softness and pliability.
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When they get nervous, they're willing to accept lower rates in return for the unrivaled safety bonds offer.
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The second is its unrivaled capacity, with European and Gulf allies, to support Syrian reconstruction and refugee return.
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President Trump has put stock in the unrivaled scale of the American economy in seeking favorable trading arrangements.
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His ability to unite people through food was unrivaled and he inspired others to seek their own adventures.
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Johns's sensitivity to materials coupled with his willingness to try different resources, processes, and surfaces, is largely unrivaled.
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Humans have a brain seven times bigger than you would expect given our overall size — an unrivaled ratio.
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The standard explanation for our unrivaled intelligence is that humans bucked the evolutionary trends that restricted other animals.
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The English channel reached its peak of influence through its unrivaled coverage of the Egyptian uprising in January 2011.
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You can see the care that goes into the hand craftsmanship of each individual diamond- they have unrivaled sparkle.
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The successful Apollo 11 mission demonstrated to the world that the United States was the unrivaled power in space.
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"The foundation of the United States' unrivaled global leadership rests only in part on our military might," she wrote.
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"Weakness is the surest path to conflict, and unrivaled power is the most certain means of defense," he said.
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The Melee playoffs will be broadcast by VGBootCamp and the Smash 4 playoffs will be broadcast by Unrivaled Tournaments.
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And really and truly, when you experience the whole thing as one, it's more proof of Obongjayar's unrivaled potential.
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If VR gameplay is still a work in progress, its ability to make you feel completely transported is unrivaled.
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They also say she has unrivaled people skills that have helped her form long-lasting connections in the Capitol.
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But Shelby had also built a massive, $18 million campaign war chest unrivaled by any of his fellow senators.
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But if it succeeds, Google could achieve a centrality in human experience unrivaled by any tech product so far.
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But Google's network is unrivaled in size and can often generate more revenue for publishers than rival newtorks can.
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With his gels, metallic tints, and saturated colors, Bowling has a wild color sense that is pretty much unrivaled.
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The VA is the unrivaled national leader in treating these conditions, earning widespread praise and adoption of its methods.
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A good gaming desktop can deliver high-fidelity visuals unrivaled by even the most powerful laptop or game console.
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"Joe Hagin brought a level of expertise and institutional knowledge that is unrivaled," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said.
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Federal officials argue that the deal would create a communications behemoth unrivaled in its ability to reach American homes.
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The nation teeters between its stereotypical basket-case status and getting its act together to become Africa's unrivaled superpower.
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Trump Doral is a world-class facility, with an unrivaled hospitality team and we are honored by this recognition.
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Thanks to our unrivaled global reach capability, the U.S. can strike at anti-American threats anywhere in the world.
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Michael Jackson's legacies of artistic achievement and humanitarian contribution may be unrivaled in the annals of modern pop stardom.
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Art Review A new commission at the Park Avenue Armory confirms her unrivaled gaze on technology, politics and war.
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Art Review A new commission at the Park Avenue Armory confirms her unrivaled gaze on technology, politics and war.
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He had a combination of unrivaled international experience and skill in building close and trusting relations with other world leaders.
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It gets unrivaled results when it comes to smoothing out lines and wrinkles on the forehead and around the eyes.
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Presently, a volcanic eruption of unrivaled size is the most popular theory for the ancient era of cold and darkness.
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This is the reason for the CIA's existence: providing unrivaled intelligence that enables a president to make well-informed decisions.
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Together, the museum and memorial are unrivaled in the way they force the viewer to confront America's violently racist past.
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Mr. da Silva, who was president from 2003 to 2010, still wields unrivaled sway in the governing leftist Workers Party.
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The Oak Ridge National Lab is also accepting proposals for research projects that could benefit from Summit's unrivaled computing power.
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He is a tireless worker with an unrivaled command of energy and environmental policy and even stronger sense of integrity.
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The masthead is a brain trust on national security law that is unrivaled by any cable network or law school.
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The Italians may not be able to boast about timeliness, but they're unrivaled in their ability to design beautiful vehicles.
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America today, by contrast, has become the unrivaled world leader in generating data about Donald Trump and from Donald Trump.
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Ms. Huppert has the unrivaled ability to fuse contradictory traits and actions into a singular, complex and endlessly interesting personality.
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Such inconclusive results would make it difficult for any candidate to ride unrivaled momentum into New Hampshire one week later.
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Because of her massive impact, Kardashian has become an unrivaled icon in the fashion world, and in fast fashion specifically.
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The asymmetrical Cube from Nissan, a vehicle whose emphatic strangeness was unrivaled in the United States market, was discontinued in 2014.
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He will have an unrivaled ability to set the agenda for the kinds of policies the president considers putting in place.
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But she also has an unrivaled level of chill when it comes to de-stressing — especially when there's a tub around.
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The reputation of our judiciary is unrivaled the world over, and our Supreme Court justices are people of integrity and impartiality.
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The significance of Digman's work is that each custom piece creates an unrivaled opportunity for telling stories about your loved one.
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Designed to deliver unrivaled performance during extreme conditions, this elite audio accessory is just what you need to push yourself harder.
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Either way, anyone who's even remotely into gaming knows that RDR22 is unrivaled graphics-wise, which begs an important question: HOW?
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Screw açai and goji berries—North Korea thinks tomorrow's nutritionists will be going crazy over the unrivaled benefits of dog meat.
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It successfully serves as an introduction to cheap beer and hangovers, unrivaled in frat-house coolers and shitty apartment mini fridges.
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Why do hockey people, more than anyone else, revel in the perceived unrivaled beauty of the team aspect of their sport?
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Ever since Cubans brought baseball into the Dominican in the late 1800s, Dominicans have had an unrivaled passion for the game.
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The Cyclades — the islands south of Athens — offer unrivaled beauty and relaxation, particularly if you stay away from the party destinations.
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Customers are able to "see, smell, taste and touch an unrivaled collection of Christmas ideas," the store said in a statement.
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Not only is it the most expensive structure ever built, the station has also amassed unrivaled scientific, geopolitical, and aspirational value.
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Its Rolodex was unrivaled, and its advisers included the first President George Bush and John Major, the former British prime minister.
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Those Yankees, though, were trying to maintain a tradition unrivaled in their sport and demanded by their irrational owner, George Steinbrenner.
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He is a testament to the power of not only prodigious athletic talent, but an unrivaled capacity for routine and consistency.
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And despite decades of unrivaled power since the end of the Cold War, there would be no guarantee America would prevail.
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But no contestants or countries dropped out of the competition, which Israelis said served as an unrivaled showcase for their country.
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As for accommodations, consider staying at the Cannery Pier Hotel, a boutique hotel located above the Columbia River, for unrivaled views.
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This will condemn the United States to pariah status at this important, if flawed, institution, where our leadership has been unrivaled.
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Our innovative DNA plus REA's unrivaled experience and resources makes this partnership a lethal combination Southeast Asia has not seen before.
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It had a delicate balance of sweet and spicy that was pretty much unrivaled by anything else we tasted that day.
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He has access to an almost unrivaled store of demographic and financial data as a pollster and financial markets information provider.
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The dollar's central role in this system is mainly due to the fact that its dominance in global commerce remains unrivaled.
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These are the world's unrivaled organizational and logistical experts — they could have made the distinctions clean and clear if they wanted to.
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But the offices inside the West Wing, with its close proximity to the president, offer a kind of unrivaled power and access.
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Neocons like Abrams believe the US should use its unrivaled power, with force if necessary, to promote American values around the world.
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It's an experience we look forward to each season — and one that continues to be unrivaled in terms of comfort and deliciousness.
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Our iconic hotels, golf courses, commercial buildings, residential projects and other assets are the best in the world and unrivaled by anyone.
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He also provided a model for good boyfriend behavior that is relatively unrivaled in rom-coms — and for some even in life.
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His knowledge of the artists working in the Yorkshire landscape, as well as the motifs, and locales they returned to, is unrivaled.
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With unrivaled staying power and a serious cult following, this everything-proof liquid lipstick is one of the drugstore's worst-kept secrets.
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Considering the unrivaled reprieve that a properly made bowl of naengmyeon offers, it's easy to understand its summertime ubiquity among Koreans everywhere.
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Microsoft Office is the application suite you use when Google's aren't powerful enough, and Google's search engine and mapping software is unrivaled.
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Can our nation's magnificent public lands, unrivaled outdoor recreation experiences, and healthy wildlife populations coexist with oil and gas drilling and production?
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The Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO headphones may not be the prettiest around, but their sound quality is unrivaled in this price range.
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The film's writer and director, Woody Allen, can best be appreciated "as an unrivaled pornographer," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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P.S.G. is now the perennial French champion, the Ligue 1 race rendered a procession by the unrivaled wealth at the club's disposal.
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Since becoming an EU commissioner in 2014, Vestager has emerged as the unrivaled antagonist to the tech industry's take-no-prisoners style.
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It is this combination of courage and decency that makes the American military something new in history – an unrivaled power for good.
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Clad in a bright two-toned unitard, Bey paid tribute to the unrivaled queen of Olympic track and field, Florence Griffith–Joyner.
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The Pour BORDEAUX, France — Bordeaux, the region, is unrivaled historically as the greatest, most prodigious producer of fine wine in the world.
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And China has unrivaled capacity to rapidly ramp up large-scale production of advanced technology products and quickly bring innovation to market.
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"We can provide an unrivaled experience if we own and focus on the specific conditions: ED, cholesterol, things like that," says Reitano.
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It is this combination of courage and decency that makes the American military something new in history -- an unrivaled power for good.
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The result is a White House communications director with an unrivaled understanding of the lens through which Trump views the media landscape.
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The fans had a blast, too, especially girls and young women for whom the USWNT has been an unrivaled set of idols.
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But there's no need to go to great lengths—like having a baby of your own—before you make this unrivaled gem.
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During the Waleses' first major tour—to Australia in 1983—the crowds went wild for Diana, stinging the prince, heretofore the unrivaled star.
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While long the dominant cable network, it posted unrivaled ratings during the Senate trial, beating not just its cable competitors but the networks.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Thursday: Wedbush is bullish on the company's ability to be an "unrivaled" ridesharing platform.
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They're (truthfully) the most practical piece of summer clothing — can you think of another item that's simultaneously stylish and provides unrivaled armpit ventilation?
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Her blazer game is unrivaled, and could move even the greatest suiting naysayers to reconsider (and perhaps even a try slime green set).
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"He has been in the political trenches for more than 30 years and his ability to energize voters is unprecedented and unrivaled," Rep.
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"New York State knows no creative bounds, and provides an unrivaled opportunity to work with the very best in the industry," he said.
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The Tesla Model X is unrivaled in the electric-vehicle market in terms of its ability to deliver performance, range, and cargo capacity.
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The new treat looks to be Dunkin's answer to Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte, the autumn-inspired seasonal offering with an unrivaled cult following.
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Amazon has an unrivaled selection of ebooks available for download and she can get free ebooks or borrow library books on the Kindle.
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The greenback has enjoyed months of unrivaled performance against its peers but that could be undermined by growing concern about slowing U.S. growth.
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We can turn our climate challenge into an unrivaled economic opportunity that creates desirable and healthy jobs in rural and urban communities alike.
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The Italian-born, Houston-based filmmaker's access to Bayou hedonism is unrivaled, but so too is his respect for his on-screen collaborators.
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"Of 56 women leaders [between 1969 and 20103], only 9 have ever held fairly unrivaled authority in the position of president," Jalalzai writes.
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Minnesota hopes to claim its fourth championship trophy since 21 for a city that is unrivaled in its embrace of women's professional basketball.
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There was simply too much at stake to let family rifts get in the way of lavish lifestyles, exorbitant allowances and unrivaled privileges.
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About 2.2 million bulbs illuminate Belgium's roads, and with 186 bulbs per square mile, the country is the unrivaled leader in Western Europe.
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The gameplay, a mix of stealth and brutal combat, is tense and no-frills, and the game's writing and narrative pacing is unrivaled.
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Check it out: Widely regarded as one of the smallest drones on the market, the SKYE Nano 2 boasts an unrivaled flying experience.
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In hindsight, that final season was widely criticized and not nearly as unrivaled in its Emmy worthiness as many expected it to be.
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"He should have been killed years ago — another president should have gotten him," Trump said Monday, claiming an unrivaled focus on the leader.
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By the end of 2016, debt stood at nearly 106 percent of GDP, a level unrivaled only by the years 1945 to 1947.
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President Trump's bizarre, rambling news conference hit an unrivaled low at the mention of an issue that's continually defined the president down: race.
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T'Challa promising to reveal Wakanda's unrivaled capabilities and power seems to put Wakanda in an extremely important position going into Avengers: Infinity War.
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Upgrade your dad's music-listening experience with Bose's QuietComfort headphones — they're fully wireless with unrivaled noise-cancelation technology for better audio in any environment.
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Plus, with its fast shipping and easy returns, the site's status as one of the best e-commerce options around is pretty much unrivaled.
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This scorched-earth tool is unrivaled in its ability to quash new federal regulations, and prevent similar ones from being created in their stead.
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The studio is unrivaled at designing exhilarating fantasy firearms to shoot at monstrous, primordial aliens, all against the backdrop of awe-inspiring, otherworldly vistas.
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Tucked into the first act, the moment is brief, subtle, and to this day, I find it unrivaled in terms of charm and efficiency.
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This impressive new flying robot is the best attempt yet, though it's still a long way from the "unrivaled agility" of the real thing.
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The HBO epic, returning for season 2 on Sunday, April 22, has an attention to detail unrivaled by nearly any other show on television.
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Transaction will create a new rival in mobile media technology reaching over 1B users* with an unrivaled roster of the world's most beloved brands.
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Still, Silicon Valley obviously maintains an appeal for many would-be entrepreneurs, as it offers deep funding and talent reservoirs that are largely unrivaled.
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This occurred in Villanova's round-of-8 win over Kansas and, given North Carolina's unrivaled frontcourt size and depth, will probably happen again Monday.
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This unrivaled experience will drive listeners to Pandora and drive awareness for Premium, while also creating new opportunities for artists, labels, publishers and advertisers.
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Not with enthusiasm, but with an awareness of her opponent's unrivaled capacity to subvert American democracy, civil society, world peace and the global environment.
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Then came Mohammed bin Salman, who became crown prince last year and has consolidated unrivaled control over the levers of power inside the kingdom.
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"The Weekly," a new TV show from The Times, plugs into this unrivaled news machine to bring our journalism to an entirely new platform.
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The government's proposed solution to these grave water shortages, the Melamchi project, has turned into a four-decade-long fiasco of almost unrivaled incompetence.
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"E-Mart is unrivaled in the online grocery market thanks to its quick delivery service," said Seo Jung-yeon, an analyst at Shinyoung Investment.
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There have been unrivaled advances in graphics, multiplayer madness on games like Fortnite, and genuine AAA titles on handheld consoles like the Nintendo Switch.
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The Christian right enjoys unrivaled political power in the Trump era, but that hasn't stopped it from adopting the mien of a persecuted minority.
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"Christianity now faces an exodus in the Middle East unrivaled since the days of Moses," he said in a speech sprinkled with biblical references.
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But in addition to that, Japan and Europe's negotiations will also mean they are in an unrivaled position to shape the future of trade.
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"China gathers and exploits data on an unrivaled scale, and uses the information to promote corruption, support arbitrary surveillance, and silence dissent," the spokeswoman said.
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It is funny, human, highly learned and literary, sexy, and filled with psychological nuances that remain unrivaled at the hands of any other psychological writer.
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Manicurists, like hairdressers, have this unrivaled ability to spark the kinds of conversations you'd never dream of having with your cab driver, barista, or doorman.
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American Simone Biles reasserted her position as the world's unrivaled number one gymnast with an amazing winning performance at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships in Missouri.
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And Waze is pretty unrivaled when it comes to warning you about accidents or, for those who go heavy on the gas pedal, nearby police.
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The NAACP is unrivaled in its tireless work to expand economic opportunities for minority communities and we look forward to collaborating with their talented team.
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Between the friendly price, rave reviews, and unrivaled construction, there really isn't a reason not to jump on this game-changer now that it's restocked.
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White males without college degrees reacted to their ongoing misery in 2016 with a political transformation unrivaled since Franklin Delano Roosevelt's electoral victory in 1932.
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Twista has been recording since the early 90s, when he was known as Tung Twista and his signature was the unrivaled speed of his rapping.
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With an unrivaled manufacturing capacity and a very well-developed supply chain, China represents the most likely place for the world's first true smart highway.
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In the world I thought I lived in, investors in U.S. government debt trade the prospect of higher returns elsewhere for unrivaled liquidity and security.
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America's 85033th-century civilian nuclear strategy was successful in part because the U.S. had a head start in nuclear technology and was arguably unrivaled globally.
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In the case of Facebook, the company has spent the past few decades buying up smaller competitors to dominate social media and reach unrivaled scale.
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The Democratic Alliance has concentrated on the country's urban areas, and it is still largely irrelevant in rural South Africa, where the A.N.C. remains unrivaled.
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Throughout their long, unrivaled reign, Topshop and Zara have trumped all other fast-fashion stores, claiming the top spots as our go-to shopping destinations.
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As we sucked down our T&T's, Trump bashed his opponents and touted his unrivaled business acumen as the perfect remedy to flailing American leadership.
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Glass surrounds the cabin to provide unrivaled views of the environment, whether it's an earthly vista or the binary sunset over the fictional Tatooine desert.
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Nowhere is the shift more pronounced, or more painful, than at Goldman Sachs Group, not long ago regarded as the unrivaled king of Wall Street.
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Being fully enclosed allows for unrivaled privacy, but if you're travelling with a partner, friends, or family, it may not be what you really want.
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The unrivaled breadth of U.S. stock markets offers excellent opportunities to design portfolios that would fit a broad variety of risk profiles and investment horizons.
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We convinced the top two companies to switch to our platform by offering a white glove experience and unrivaled features at a dirt cheap rate.
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Well before he retired in 63, Eddie Williams had transformed a fledgling institution into an unrivaled source of research on the state of black America.
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"'The Daily' draws on the unrivaled quality and expertise of The Times's global newsroom of more than 1,85033 journalists," the paper said in its announcement.
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Though Uber's success to date has been unrivaled, a variety of on-demand apps have been closing down owing to their thin- to non-existent margins.
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But Carr pushed back against those accounts as unfair, citing the three decades of exit polls that demonstrate black people's unrivaled commitment to voting for Democrats.
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It's a few minutes' walk from the Transportation and Ticket Center, and on the beach next to the overwater bungalows, and you'll get unrivaled fireworks viewing.
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Biden's unrivaled lead in recent polls is already creating a sense of unease among some potential Democratic voters CNN spoke with in recent days and weeks.
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Valyrian steel is a rare and costly metal in Westeros, forged long ago in Essos (Valyria) using magic and spells to give it an unrivaled quality.
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Why it matters: Long considered a bulwark of liberal democracy and a guiding force on the international stage, Merkel's longevity is unrivaled in the free world.
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The Koch network played a vital and unrivaled role in burning down the moderate wing of the Republican Party that acknowledged the reality of climate change.
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And today, after more than 70 years of great-power peace and a quarter-century of unrivaled global supremacy, Americans have lost their sense of tragedy.
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And while Jews have enjoyed a degree of acceptance and achievement in the United States perhaps unrivaled in our people's history, recent trends have been alarming.
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Then she'd bend the Seven Kingdoms to her will, as effectively the only person in the game with the unrivaled power of a dragon air force.
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The big new model shows how its large eyes, facing forward rather than to either side, were far enough apart to allow for unrivaled depth perception.
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Just this month he released the recording of Symphony No. 13, a commissioned piece for 100 guitars—just one instance of the composer's unrivaled sonic curiosities.
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China also has developed a pipeline of engineers, data scientists and other specialists that is unrivaled even by developed countries like the U.S. and Western Europe.
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In other words, while these huge hearts powered the unrivaled evolutionary enlargement of blue whales, they may have also capped their growth at the current size.
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Although Facebook offers unrivaled perks, such as free food throughout the day, TikTok is offering salaries that are comparable and competitive to that of its rival.
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On experience, Bloomberg is an unrivaled standout as a three-term mayor of the country's largest and most diverse city and a stunningly successful business entrepreneur.
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At its I/O developer conference, the company unveiled a series of new products centered around the company's core competency: Unrivaled search and machine intelligence systems.
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Watch the women discover the style fueling Mitte's unrivaled energy as they browse floppy Brooklyn-inspired hats, oversized sunglasses, and an extraordinary leotard complete with cheeky cutouts.
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But with a breakout role on AMC's "Preacher" and a film performance in "Loving" that critics are, well, loving, 2016 proved Negga's unrivaled ability to transform herself.
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Its combination of demanding Division I athletics and unrivaled academic intensity is proven to forge intelligent, savvy leaders who find real world success on a global scale.
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"We often look at nature's systems when we work to create environments, at her unrivaled logic and coherence," Hadid, who died in March, said of the project.
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Never mind the general perception of ThinkPads as boring and frumpy machines for office types; I've always loved the reliability and unrivaled durability of those IBM designs.
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By Terry's Baume de Rose is an expensive — but truly unrivaled — moisturizing pick, and Charlotte Tilbury's new Collagen Lip Bath, which launches in May, is very promising.
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Google will of course use the system itself, but it is also billing the new TPU as an unrivaled resource for other companies to make use of.
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"The acquisition brings MWR InfoSecurity's industry-renowned technologies to F-Secure making our detection and response offering unrivaled," said F-Secure CEO Samu Konttinen in a statement.
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He worked with some of the biggest names in fashion — from Cindy Crawford to Kate Moss — and was known for his unrivaled makeup magic and soft touch.
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In a space that demands that new companies file 50 different sets of forms for each state, the regulation in healthcare is unrivaled by any other industry.
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And further, that millions of Americans who voted for political change are also open to the type of change in which Silicon Valley is the unrivaled expert.
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Peru controls about a tenth of the Amazon, a tropical forest home to unrivaled biodiversity and vast stores of carbon dioxide that fuel global warming when destroyed.
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Peru controls a small piece of the Amazon, a tropical forest home to unrivaled biodiversity and vast stores of carbon dioxide that fuel global warming when destroyed.
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With her steamy, burlesque persona, the blonde B-movie and television actress, singer, and one-time playmate of Frank Sinatra's was the unrivaled queen of the Scopitones.
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With an action-packed combat system, unrivaled traversal mechanics, and a great story to boot, Marvel's Spider-Man is a game you simply cannot miss — so don't.
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The Optoma UHD60 delivers unrivaled image quality at this price (and beats a lot of higher priced options), while also offering HDR support and decent onboard speakers.
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Washington can choose the former option, in the sense that, as an unrivaled military power, coercing a far smaller, weaker, and poorer nation like Iran is feasible.
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Its unrivaled network of entrepreneurs and investors with experience building companies is what enables start-ups to thrive and eventually become giant corporations, employing thousands of Americans.
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The US biopharmaceutical sector is unrivaled in its ability to create medicines that, very recently, have cured hepatitis C and could soon produce amazing new cancer drugs.
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The exceptionalist ideology, which predates Donald Trump, "argues that the United States should continue to aim for global dominance, maintained by unrivaled US military superiority," writes Sachs.
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It was, Edward J. Watts shows in "Mortal Republic," thanks to the unrivaled strength of Rome's political institutions that Pyrrhus' victories ultimately issued in his proverbial defeat.
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It uses a combination of Bose active and passive noise-cancelling technologies, microphones, digital signal processing, and an acoustic design and electronics package to deliver unrivaled performance.
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"Thanks in part to net neutrality, the open internet has grown to become an unrivaled source of choice, competition, innovation, free expression, and opportunity," the company wrote.
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This season in particular, with puffer coats and thrift-inspired toppers making quite the comeback, the possibilities are endless, the styles are innovative, and the options are unrivaled.
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Thousands of words have been used to describe Bruce Springsteen's unrivaled five-decade career, but in many ways it can be summed up in three: Born to Run.
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We will go forward as a company united, prioritizing the unrivaled technical expertise and client experience that has made us New York's #1 art storage and services provider.
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But beneath this history-making, speech-stopping moment was something even more impressive: This unrivaled skate, as astounding as it was, offered just a glimpse of Chen's potential.
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The country has three great strengths: natural resources, including oil, gas and minerals; a huge population of nearly 80 million; and manufacturing capacity unrivaled in the Middle East.
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It has an unrivaled footprint of volunteers canvassing the planet — they are ambassadors of culture, teachers of water-saving agricultural techniques and emerging leaders in their own right.
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Our thought bubble: The efficiency of these platforms has become unrivaled due to the massive amounts of data they've been able to collect over years of under regulation.
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Amazon may have a 1,000-strong team working on the Echo with plans to hire hundreds more, but Google's machine learning expertise is probably unrivaled in the industry.
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Real Madrid, the winner of this tournament and its predecessor an unrivaled 10 times over, versus the Wolves of Lower Saxony who never before reached this quarterfinal stage.
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"We're dramatically expanding the number of places you can use Venmo to pay by leveraging the unrivaled scale of the PayPal merchant network," PayPal COO Bill Ready said.
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With its almost unrivaled 350-degree oscillation range, it can move air around even in cavernous rooms when set in the middle of the area to be covered.
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I take pride in our properties, knowing we provide a phenomenal living experience to our residents, unheard-of returns to our investors, and unrivaled culture to our employees.
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Liverpool, under Jurgen Klopp, is a little further into that journey; United, thanks to the wiles of Mourinho and an unrivaled financial firepower, probably has the greater acceleration.
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It's an unrivaled financial superpower, a position built in large part on hard-won trust in the dollar, which is an enduring source of American power and prosperity.
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These are the questions that, over the past decade or so, jazz listeners have watched Salvant — now 30, and the unrivaled doyen of young jazz vocalists — work through.
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It was two years ago, when Williams, the unrivaled queen of the sport, had just vanquished Muguruza in the Wimbledon final for her 21st grand slam singles title.
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With more than 250 million registered players around the world, "Fortnite" has built an unrivaled player base by creating parity across more than half a dozen different devices.
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We expect FB to continue to grow robustly as it increases the prominence of video combined with unrivaled data on its user base driving better targeting for advertisers.
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UNRIVALLED ASIAN BUSINESS The company's Asian business would be unrivaled among listed consumer packaged goods companies in the region in terms of cross-country exposure and scale, Dutra said.
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Together AOL and Yahoo, mobilized by the power of Verizon, will instantly create an entity reaching over 1B people with an unrivaled roster of the world's most powerful brands.
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In a town where proximity to power is a measure of clout, Google's ties with the Obama administration in Washington, D.C., are unrivaled among its tech and telecom peers.
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By contrast, Thorn kept only the finest of what she could cut free, surrounding herself and those rare few that she held dear with an unrivaled collection of specimens.
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And yeah, it's wearable just like most rain gear meant to keep you dry on your biking commute — only the Cyclist Raincoat does it with unrivaled style and convenience.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Will Brazil's besieged former president avoid going to prison by joining the government of his protégé, President Dilma Rousseff, as a cabinet minister with unrivaled influence?
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Blystone had an unrivaled talent for cutting to the truth in poignant prose that his mellifluous tones could lift and lay over his audience with the lightest of touches.
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Astronomers discovered a massive rogue planet that is over 12 times the mass of Jupiter with an unrivaled magnetic field, according to new research published in the Astrophysical Journal .
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The Russian leader knows that America's global power rests not only on our military and economic might but also on our unrivaled network of alliances from Europe to Asia.
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Both groups benefited from the creation of the Royal Academy, Britain's first combined art school and exhibition space, where many portraits were first exhibited, giving them unrivaled public exposure.
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An advertising blitz featuring an original song, coffee mugs, bumper stickers and celebrity-studded television commercials promoted New York's outdoor recreational resources and its unrivaled constellation of Broadway theaters.
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With an average snowfall of 15 meters, or 49 feet per year, Mount Niseko Annupuri is synonymous with the deep, fluffy powder unrivaled in this part of the world.
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Another angle: Margrethe Vestager, the European Union competition commissioner whose billion-dollar fines have made her loathed by Silicon Valley, has new powers that give her unrivaled regulatory reach.
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China is racing ahead at full speed and trying to steal a march on a distracted United States in order to claim unrivaled technology leadership during the 21st century.
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New York (CNN Business)The Federal Reserve's unrivaled influence on the world's economy is due in no small part to the belief that it simply doesn't care about politics.
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The purge helped confirm the unrivaled authority of Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince and de facto ruler of the kingdom, and critics have called it a power grab.
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It was a momentous occasion for the company that had experienced unrivaled growth for more than a decade thanks to a string of hits with the iPod, iPhone, and iPad.
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But one of her strongest and most unrivaled skills is her ability to build a loyal following — a skill that could make her an effective ruler of the Seven Kingdoms.
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And because Apple has consistently proven its nearly unrivaled skill as a designer of end user experiences, it succeeded in selling us DRM in the guise of a smart device.
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It is unrivaled in its inherent elegance, which derives as much from the beauty of its fabrics and decorative patterns as it does from the remarkable simplicity of its design.
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"Thanks in part to net neutrality, the open internet has grown to become an unrivaled source of choice, competition, innovation, free expression, and opportunity," Google wrote in a blog post.
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"He had power and wealth," Shabandar said, though cautioned that the emergence of Islamic State meant it would be harder for Khanjar to be an unrivaled "strongman" for Sunnis today.
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He was a kind of proxy for male fantasy, an unrivaled Boy's Own tale for the late teens, James Bond if his shaken-not-stirred had been a Camberwell Carrot.
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Lyons' eye is unrivaled — she mixes the wildest of patterns, embraces traditionally "unflattering" cuts and silhouettes, and knows how to layer and tuck pieces in ways we'd never think of.
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As the only major American team sport that doesn't demand its players wear a hat or a helmet, pro basketball gives its participants unrivaled opportunities to show off their locks.
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"Once combined, we will offer customers around the world — from large enterprises and governments to individual consumers — unrivaled threat protection and unmatched cloud security," Mr. Clark said in a statement.
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" In The Guardian, Jason Farago referred to Mr. Sala's "unrivaled capacity to excavate the sullied dreams of Modernism, and to imagine a future on the ruins of the recent past.
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"The Aeronauts" reunites Felicity Jones and Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne as pilot Amelia Wren and real-life scientist James Glaisher in their hot-air balloon expedition to reach unrivaled heights.
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"Girl Scouts' programming, informed by over a century of expertise in serving girls, is unrivaled in its ability to transform today's girls into tomorrow's leaders," he said in an email.
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There are hundreds of items from the unrivaled spy-artifact collection of H. Keith Melton, who has advised the C.I.A. on historical matters and donated his finds to the museum.
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Equally important are the museum's reset priorities, which focus on its unrivaled permanent collection rather than temporary exhibitions and on giving that collection the lion's share of 22014 added galleries.
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Administrators of elite universities cannot reasonably claim the institutions they manage have an "unrivaled commitment to openness" if they compromise values with censorship, even when operating in less democratic environments.
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"Our global offerings will be virtually unrivaled in many areas, from energy and infrastructure to finance, bankruptcy and restructuring, litigation and regulatory work," said Andrew A. Giaccia, Chadbourne's managing partner.
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Dixville Notch, though not always in step with the rest of New Hampshire, has the unrivaled distinction of having correctly picked the eventual Republican nominee in every election since 1968.
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Sure, the concept may not be anything new — in fact, it dates back three decades — but its impact in 2016 is unrivaled, with a $97 billion market attesting to its popularity.
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Freedom House once again lamented the country's historic, unrivaled limits on online speech, its penchant for hacking opponents and media organizations alike, and its willingness to imprison critics of Beijing's leaders.
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But no one is underestimating Disney Plus anymore, in part because the company has started to exercise its unrivaled marketing power, including in areas that Silicon Valley and Hollywood often overlook.
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That's in large part thanks to BMW's unrivaled ability to make turbocharged engines provide effortless, broad-spectrum power and the engineers in Munich's unparalleled ability to tune an 53-speed transmission.
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Was the show's critical guardianship – embodied by Cowell, unrivaled as television's voice of ironic British scorn until Maggie Smith entered the drawing room on Downton Abbey – at odds with the public?
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The opportunities in this sector and the potential to make an impact in people's lives are nearly unrivaled, even as President Trump and the GOP work on repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Planned Parenthood has leveraged its position well, amassing a formidable share of political and grassroots support that has translated into unrivaled power to set the tone of the pro-choice movement.
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He has for decades regarded himself as an unrivaled titan in his hometown, gorging at the only-in-New-York intersection of real estate, media and celebrity-for-its-own-sake.
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"His basketball skill was unrivaled by most, and his warm heart and huge smile brought joy to families worldwide," Jeff Munn, the Globetrotters' general manager, said in a statement on Thursday.
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The bull-run that began in March 2628 is exceeded only by the tech bubble of the 28503s, and it is unrivaled in duration since data were compiled in the 22020s.
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General Hifter, at least, can claim unrivaled control over Benghazi, the main city in eastern Libya, where four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, were killed by a mob in 2012.
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It wends its way past a new satellite of the Brooklyn Historical Society and up to a landscaped terrace that commands an almost unrivaled panorama between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges.
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By opening 1,000 new stores next year, Dollar General's growth is nearly unrivaled in the industry at a time in which many brick-and-mortar retailers are closing stores or folding.
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The AI industry there has flourished thanks to fierce competition and unrivaled access to personal data, and the rise of AI is enabling tighter government control of information, speech, and freedoms.
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The deal would expand Disney's unrivaled portfolio of some of the world's most popular characters, uniting Mickey Mouse, Luke Skywalker and Marvel superheroes with Fox's X-Men, "Avatar" and "The Simpsons" franchises.
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Part rage, part determination, part frustration, part unrivaled strength—they're a portrait in themselves, detailing the feelings that come from trying to make a living in London on a struggling artist's wage.
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If you think about it, when you get good news, often the first person you want to call up is your mom, who is your unrivaled, biologically pre-programmed cheerleader in life.
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All of this led to unrivaled prosperity and the rise of a broad and deep middle class and the sense that if you worked hard, you could climb the ladder of success.
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"Its world print and eurocentric role are unrivaled, so it is going to drive the narrative next week," said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group in New York.
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The combination of great camera hardware and a solid and robust software offering make for a really excellent camera experience that's pretty close to unrivaled on the Android side of the fence.
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She responds by breaking into Hiram's own nightclub, former Serpent headquarters The White Wyrm, with unrivaled Riverdale power couple Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) and Toni Topaz (Vanessa Morgan) for some counter surveillance.
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But the ghoulish way so many of us clearly cherish feuds and fighting, and love to demand that our idols prove they are the unrivaled best, suggests there's no end in sight.
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That it is happening in an era of income and wealth concentration, unrivaled except by the Gilded Age, is one of the biggest challenges the country and world will have to address.
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"The value of the network and the value of the immediacy of news dissemination and correcting things that are said on the news that are wrong is incredible and unrivaled," he said.
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With control of 6,200 acres of land, most of it in Mumbai, and 28 ongoing luxury projects across India and in London, the scale and pace of Lodha's land acquisition is unrivaled.
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CDPR has done an incredible job of crafting the best RPG ever made—I've said that twice on VICE now, so it's official—and keeping an unrivaled consistency throughout its two DLCs.
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Like Clinton, Pelosi's reportedly unrivaled fundraising prowess necessarily means that she's been ensconced for a very long time in the Democratic Party donor class, absorbing by osmosis their worldview and attendant pathologies.
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Companies and financial institutions overwhelmingly choose to use dollars because of the unrivaled depth and liquidity of the dollar financial market; at present, no other currency is ready to play this role.
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Commenting on the competition, Hastings said the next five to 10 years is going to be "the golden age of television" as "unbelievable and unrivaled levels of investment" go into producing content.
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Defendants often don't seem to respect gag orders, social media makes them almost impossible to enforce, and, in prominent cases, the president has displayed an unrivaled penchant for offering pointed public commentary.
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Once home to the likes of Mozart, Beethoven, and Freud, the Austrian capital has an artistic and intellectual history that still shines through today, and a coffee-house culture that is unrivaled.
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In the other two drawings, meticulously done in India ink and graphite on panel in one piece and on paper in the other, van Dalen's merging of draftsmanship and inventiveness is unrivaled.
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EST Apple sent Mashable the following statement: Apple's revolutionary App Store unleashed a wave of innovation in software development, providing consumers with unrivaled choice and access to services that previously did not exist.
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While building and legitimizing a business from the ground up is no easy feat, there are definitely a few advantages to being a young, first-time entrepreneur (unrivaled confidence and fearlessness, for instance).
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" Trump's Scottish resort is on the Ayrshire coast and is home to the Ailsa golf course, which its website describes as having "a stretch of coastal golf that is unrivaled throughout the world.
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"The quality of the Marco's product and customer service is unrivaled by the other big hitters in the pizza segment," said Holdinghausen, who's worked in the restaurant industry since he was a teenager.
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Their advice is both unrivaled and relatable, and it'll remind you that no style risk is too daring — and that, if you haven't already, it's time to start wearing what you want to.
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The intermingling of pizza and pot has undoubtedly led to feats of unrivaled brilliance and good vibes aplenty, but what happens when one camp ventures too far into the realm of the other?
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Put very simply, Samsung's formula for success was to ride Android and distinguish itself with unique products, whose advantage stemmed from its almost unrivaled vertical integration and ability to produce components others can't.
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The attention LeBron James demands is unrivaled, and picturing those two surrounded by three dead-eye snipers—like Kyle Korver, J.R. Smith, Kevin Love, healthy Isaiah Thomas, or Jae Crowder—is a daydream.
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And all of this led to unrivaled prosperity and the rise of a broad and deep middle class in the sense that if you worked hard, you could climb the ladder of success.
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While professing some surprise at his success, Mr. Trump increasingly sounds like a man who thinks he knows where he will be eight months from now, and the unrivaled power he will hold.
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While the beauty of our lands and waterways is unrivaled, Americans arriving at our national parks this summer will once again find outdated infrastructure that impairs their ability to fully enjoy the experience.
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Ahead of the 2020 presidential election, the Trump campaign is building a digital operation unrivaled by Democrats in its use of data-mining techniques and algorithms, the Los Angeles Times reported in June.
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"She has an unrivaled depth of experience in the hardest challenges that modern organizations face, and Edith is going to be a huge asset as we continue to expand our capabilities," Butterfield wrote.
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The Gerber EAB combines the unrivaled cutting ability of a utility knife with the carry-friendly design of a folder, making it an efficient and surprisingly heavy-duty alternative to a pocket knife.Pros:Cons:
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The only university not in the Ivy League to crack U.S. New's top five schools is Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), which boasts an unrivaled student-to-faculty ratio of just 3:1.
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The Michelin-starred chef is seeing to it that all of the line's dining venues will use the best possible ingredients for his French-American creations, and that they'll provide unrivaled service, too.
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City's uncharacteristic collapse at Liverpool on Wednesday does not disguise the fact that he has built a devastatingly beautiful team at Manchester City, and established an unrivaled superiority at the Premier League summit.
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Caspar Lee says: "At Influencer we pride ourselves in being by creators, for creators, with a team who embody this new era of creativity and enjoy unrivaled relationships with the world's leading creators."
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With a shared commitment to functional design, innovative craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, the collaboration delivers highly discerning customers an unrivaled, premium smartphone experience; with revolutionary speed, extensive battery life and luxurious design cues.
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She was practically unrivaled in both physical strength and steel-willed emotional fortitude but also a far cry from the few and often grim female action heroines who had preceded her (see: Alien's Ripley).
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The Koch Foundation's giving is notable in part for its vast, and almost unrivaled, scope: it now gives money to more than 24.5 colleges, from elite universities to rural community colleges and state flagships.
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" Why it matters: "The technology is reshaping how some companies approach recruiting, hiring and reviewing workers, offering employers an unrivaled look at job candidates through a new wave of invasive psychological assessment and surveillance.
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With unrestricted access to her manuscripts, letters, and journals, and informed by interviews with Carter's friends and family, Edmund Gordon offers an unrivaled portrait of one of the twentieth century's most dazzlingly original writers.
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Acquisition of Fox's assets would broaden Disney's unrivaled portfolio of some of the world's most popular characters, uniting Mickey Mouse, Luke Skywalker and Marvel superheroes with Fox's X-Men, "Avatar" and "The Simpsons" franchises.
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Justin Amash, the first and only Republican to call for President Donald Trump's impeachment, said he was leaving the Freedom Caucus on Monday, a development that underscores Trump's unrivaled influence on the Republican Party.
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When does a chicken sandwich stop being just a chicken sandwich and begin to become an unrivaled bundle of steaming sexual dynamism and edible eroticism capable of bringing the world to its quivering knees?
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Two months doesn't seem like a lot of time to make up for a project that was still two years away from completion, at least until you remember the unrivaled greed of the NFL.
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Democrats hope that Obama's standing with liberal voters, coupled with his unrivaled ability as a campaigner and orator, will help smooth over some of the rifts between Clinton's campaign and supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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"As the unrivaled leader in gig hiring and recruiting, Fountain is already reshaping the way billions of job seekers interact with employers," says David Chao, co-founder and partner at DCM, in a statement.
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"I admire CNN's unrivaled ability to faithfully produce foolish hit pieces on Republicans that are spoon-fed to them by anonymous sources," Nunes spokesman Jack Langer said in a statement, providing no further comment.
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Critics said the merger, which would have given the combined company an unrivaled reach into nearly three-quarters of the country's television-viewing households, would have consolidated too much media power into one entity.
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It's introducing the Cinnamon Sugar Pumpkin Signature Latte, a pumpkin and cinnamon-flavored espressoThe new beverage appears primed to rival Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte, the autumn-inspired seasonal offering with an unrivaled cult following.
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A former naval officer in her 60s, Perry was small and soft-spoken and favored pearls, and she was the city's unrivaled expert in the seemingly mundane intricacies of the state's Public Records Act.
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It was his unrivaled ability to garner the votes of Black Democrats in the South that gave him a decisive edge in the centrist lane, and forced the other moderates to consolidate behind him.
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"April Ryan, a respected journalist with unrivaled integrity, was doing her job just this afternoon in the White House press room, when she was patronized and cut off trying to ask a question," Mrs.
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A year later, with the site out of beta and Halloween on the horizon, the answer seems to be yes on both counts, thanks to an unrivaled combination of variety, quality, and curative ability.
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"Finding a 10-Earth-mass planet in our own solar system would be a discovery of unrivaled scientific magnitude," Gregory Laughlin, an astronomer at Yale who was not involved with the research, told Quanta.
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The Chicago Blackhawks own a championship pedigree in recent years that is unrivaled in the NHL, but they will need more than a storied history to climb back into their Western Conference first-round series.
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As an unrivaled history, and an admirably crafted bid to deepen dialogue between groups of Americans who might otherwise view one another as alien or out of touch, Dray's Fair Chase is a vital intervention.
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Stocks right now are hanging by a thread, boosted by a bonanza of corporate buying unrivaled in market history and held back by a burst in investor selling that also has set a new record.
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The "fun-to-drive" Civic was picked as the best compact car because of its variety of bodies, trims, and interior options, all of which are of "unrivaled value" in its class, according to KBB.
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The findings are noteworthy because Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans operate across the country and have the largest share of the individual market in many states, giving them an unrivaled source of claims data.
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And there could be an additional one in the future, an unrivaled, hulking piece of machinery called the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) that will be capable of gazing about 13 billion light years into space.
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"The BBC and ITV are the two most prolific content producers and broadcasters in British television — both known for their unrivaled, ground-breaking shows," said Ann Sarnoff, president, BBC Worldwide North America, in a statement.
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Breathing all these elements to life is the voice of Daphne Rubin-Vega — the original Mimi in "Rent" — whose performance as Dolores slinks into the listener's mind in a way that feels unrivaled in audio.
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The effort, which is targeting seven battleground states where polls show Mr. Trump is likely to be competitive in November, is just one piece of an advertising campaign that is unrivaled in scope and scale.
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The United States no longer enjoys its unrivaled global preeminence as after the collapse of the Soviet Union and before economic reforms transformed China from a backward agrarian nation to a state-guided economic powerhouse.
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But the company will continue to look for new business opportunities — be it hotels, golf courses or other ventures — within the United States at a time when the Trump Organization brand has an unrivaled profile.
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"Adding Marketo's engagement platform to Adobe Experience Cloud will enable Adobe to offer an unrivaled set of solutions for delivering transformative customer experiences across industries and companies of all sizes," Adobe said in a statement.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has electrified the city and its citizens — along with the rest of the nation — by showing unrivaled skills and making historic records as a National Football League player and leader.
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Unlike other companies in the space, Ro is full-stack and is actually rebuilding the health care experience from the ground up, which means they are able to deliver unrivaled care for patients across the country.
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Few places live in the public imagination as signifiers of the West like Montana, a state that boasts unrivaled and largely unspoiled beauty, with just over a million residents spread over 264,22000 square miles of land.
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His unrivaled drive to acquire and develop natural gas reserves across the country meant that by 2012, Chesapeake owned the drilling rights on more than 15 million acres, an area about the size of West Virginia.
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Only this go around, when short-term rates rise to meet long-term borrowing costs the ensuing recession will occur with record-low interest rates, unrivaled debt levels, unparalleled real estate prices and unprecedented stock prices.
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"We are in the midst of an unrivaled run of seven live boxing events over an eight-week span on Showtime and CBS," said Stephen Espinoza, executive vice president & general manager, Showtime Sports, in a statement.
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Ma's speech touched on how data can streamline police duties, and called on China's "unrivaled" data capabilities to form a system akin to Spielberg's Minority Report where citizens can be thwarted from carrying out illegal activities.
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To start, Sanders now is a known quantity with unrivaled social media and digital operations, which he uses to supplement his traditional media presence, allowing him to reach voters even when Trump is dominating the headlines.
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In spite of our country's nearly unrivaled access to wild, sustainable seafood in our coastal waters, the American seafood diet consists almost entirely of imported fish—as much as 90 percent, according to a recent count.
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On Sunday, the day after Mr. Xi was reappointed president, the front page of the People's Daily, the party's main newspaper, and other papers were dominated by large pictures of Mr. Xi, underscoring his unrivaled status.
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"Our unrivaled mountain of capital, abundance of cash and a huge and diverse stream of non-insurance earnings allow us far more investment flexibility than is generally available to other companies in the industry," he wrote.
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Even as the "end of history" was declared and the Anglo-American liberal democratic model was expected to be unrivaled forever, many began to believe that all forms of collectivist idealism led straight to the gulag.
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During and after the war, the United States translated its economic power into control over the world ocean, creating an unrivaled navy and gaining a global network of bases and friendly ports required to support it.
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Its past decade of unrivaled subscriber growth, and an equally impressive stock climb, has forced legacy media to take streaming seriously or risk irrelevance and tech titans to vie for a piece of the streaming-TV pie.
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In many minds, progressive and conservative, Montana still possesses that rarified Western aura: a place of unrivaled beauty and open, frontierlike land, but also unspoiled, uncorrupted by the partisan bickering that's divided the rest of the country.
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The "David Bowie Is" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, which runs through July 15, offers unrivaled access to Bowie's personal archive, including 353 custom-made performance costumes that are bound to kick up some inspirational sartorial sparks.
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"Apollo is an ideal partner to support Outerwall's efforts to continue serving our millions of loyal customers and dedicated retail partners through our unrivaled network of kiosks and automated retail offerings," said Erik Prusch, CEO of Outerwall.
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If Disney prevails over Comcast, the combination would expand Disney's unrivaled portfolio of some of the world's most popular characters, uniting Mickey Mouse, Luke Skywalker and Marvel superheroes with Fox's X-Men, "Avatar" and "The Simpsons" franchises.
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Ron Fournier, a former AP political and White House correspondent before moving to the National Journal, learned early on that Glover was unrivaled in his knowledge of Iowa politics -- just as I did in my AP days.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Fidelity's high-flying OTC Portfolio, which has trounced benchmark returns over the past several years, is taking a beating in the early going of 230 that is nearly unrivaled in the U.S. mutual fund industry.
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The plant will be the biggest in the world to use reverse osmosis technology, Israel's Finance Ministry said on Thursday, and will join an unrivaled array of five desalination plants that already dot the country's Mediterranean coast.
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Thanks to the president's frequent weekend jaunts to Mar-a-Lago, the Florida resort he owns, club members effectively pay a $200,000 membership fee for unrivaled access to him, other top public officials, and even foreign dignitaries.
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Those novels stand among the greatest achievements of contemporary fiction, demonstrating an unrivaled understanding of the psychology of physical trauma and a mastery of historical detail, whether of hospital life, London's homosexual demimonde or the trenches themselves.
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Last year, China counted 2279 warships and submarines in active service, compared with 21995 in the United States Navy, which has been essentially unrivaled in the open seas since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 6.
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" Burns, now the president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, attributes the loss of America's "unrivaled position of strength" in part to inevitable geopolitical trends, including the rise of China and India in the "Pacific century.
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The appeal was just the latest indication that despite being arguably the most powerful company ever, one with enormous political clout and unrivaled dominance in the market for many consumer goods, Amazon had run into formidable opposition.
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EdjSports's data indicates that the rest of the league treats fourth-down calls as a novelty, going for it mainly toward the latter stages of a game out of desperation, but the Eagles have shown unrivaled aggressiveness.
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Taking a look at the bigger picture is equally disappointing: What made the United States an unrivaled global model during the Cold War was our desire to enable other countries to rise, instead of keeping them down.
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President Donald Trump likes to talk a tough game — saddling his rivals with mocking nicknames, promising unrivaled destruction to those who cross him — but when it comes to follow through, he is not a man of action.
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"More than ever before, this year's event will leverage CITIC Securities deep corporate relationships to provide unrivaled China corporate access to international investors," said Edward Park, CEO of Institutional Equities at CLSA, in a statement to Reuters.
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In an attempt to rectify this problem, I&aposve added portable fans to brave the heat, purchased blankets to withstand chills, and ordered a slew of pajama sets from brands that tout unrivaled design at cheaper prices.
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Not to mention the millions of people aided by Cuban doctors and healthcare workers and other acts of international solidarity that are perhaps unrivaled in modern history, especially for a nation of Cuba's size and income level.
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When it comes to that invasive sense of tumbling, feverish, psychological turmoil—the harrowing room possessions in Silent Hill 4, Heather's oral miscarriage in Silent Hill 3, the entirety of P.T.—Konami's flagship horror series is largely unrivaled.
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If you've been binge-watching The City on Netflix lately (No, just us?), the Olivia Palermo that comes to mind is one whose early aughts style included an unrivaled collection of printed blazers, bell-bottoms, and bubble skirts.
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McKibben urgently calls on the United States—its government, the unrivaled capacity of its private sector and the resourcefulness of its people—to make a dedicated commitment to stop, and even reverse, the negative impacts of climate change.
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Say goodbye to the dreaded "shaky-cam" too, because the Hero 6 Black's image stabilization works overtime even when strapped to your gear, and the updated UI touch-screen allows for easy zooming and framing for unrivaled shots.
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But the Hawaiians had been on the island for more than a thousand years when Cook arrived, and their long voyages had imparted an intimate knowledge of the ocean and, in turn, an unrivaled confidence in its waters.
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Previous debates have been opportunities for contenders to land punches on former Vice President Joe Biden, then a clear and unrivaled frontrunner, or a chance for more centrist candidates to draw major policy distinctions between themselves and Sen.
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This legal and political stability, (even with our own varying political crises over the years), has led to a trust in the market that is unrivaled by any other nation and makes us the envy of the world.
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Facebook in particular is such a powerful potential competitor because if it built its own robust version of a creator CRM it could provide creators unrivaled data on who their superfans are and how best to engage them.
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And they became so powerful that they clashed with the Oppenheimers — the family that once owned the De Beers diamond company and the mining giant Anglo American — whose influence in South Africa had been unrivaled for a century.
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Her older sister, the unrivaled Maria Tallchief, married choreographer George Balanchine, who in the 1940s and '50s created leading parts for her in his major ballets, including The Firebird, Swan Lake, and the Sugarplum Fairy in The Nutcracker.
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Whoever goes on to win this competition — whether it is Juventus, hard-boiled and battle-scarred, or Real Madrid, all unrivaled glamour, or even Atlético Madrid's indomitable dogs of war — will not have a monopoly on its memory.
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Helping our partners build their businesses is a core element of Snap's product value and I'm deeply proud of the great work you have all done to make sure our advertisers' return on investment is unrivaled among our peers.
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With these unrivaled dimensions, the telescope will be able to collect more light than all currently operational 10-meter-class telescopes combined, and can resolve images that are 16 times sharper than those produced by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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"Jay saw not only a business need, but a cultural one, and put his heart and grit into building TIDAL into a world-class music streaming platform that is unrivaled in quality and content," said Claure in a statement.
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India and Pakistan have a fraught relationship at the best of times, but when it comes to cricket, the competition takes on a whole different agenda, where it stands unrivaled at the biggest fixture the world has to offer.
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The Green New Deal is now well on its way into the Democratic mainstream (though it remains vague), thanks largely to the mutually reinforcing combination of outside legwork and Ocasio-Cortez' nearly unrivaled ability to drive the political conversation.
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The Green New Deal is now well on its way into the Democratic mainstream (though it remains vague), thanks largely to the mutually reinforcing combination of outside legwork and Ocasio-Cortez's nearly unrivaled ability to drive the political conversation.
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I have left Egypt in awe of a country with unrivaled beauty and talent, and a culture so rich and glorious that it has not only withstood 7,000 years of natural and unnatural disruptions, but, in fact, thrives today.
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The level of intensity experienced in modern ground combat in the first half of the 20th century was unrivaled, so unbelievable in its horror that it has since inspired some of the most affecting pieces of media ever made.
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Unrivaled for the past two decades, the party lost control of two black-majority cities, including the capital, Pretoria, in what many believe is a profound change in how race and the legacy of apartheid influence South African politics.
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Thanks to the measurement system you can basically send objects to a printer in your office or a thousand miles away and ensure that the object that comes out is exactly as you designed it and has unrivaled strength.
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A classic piece of American literature, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald unveils the flaws of high society during the Roaring Twenties, a period of both economic prosperity and unrivaled income inequality, through the narration of Nick Carraway.
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"We've taken what people love about these pioneering SUVs and made them even better – adding more room for people and cargo, more advanced technology and an unrivaled driving experience," GM North American head Barry Engle said in a statement.
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In addition to Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Yes, the Hipgnosis catalog includes commissioned works by less famous or entirely forgotten groups, but the designs represent controversial motifs and visual experimentations that remain unrivaled even today.
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"Helping our partners build their businesses is a core element of Snap's product value and I'm deeply proud of the great work you have all done to make sure our advertisers' return on investment is unrivaled among our peers," Spiegel wrote.
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"Over his 33-year career at Boeing, Mr. Muilenburg has developed extensive knowledge of, and unrivaled experience in, Boeing and the aerospace industry," Boeing stated in its proxy to shareholders at that time, issued only days after the 737 Max grounding.
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But because Twitter is an accessible, real-time network that has become the nerve center of the world's journalists, politicians, activists and agitants, it has, for better or worse, demonstrated an unrivaled capacity to influence real things in the real world.
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There's a lot of lore about Venetian glass artists being sentenced to death if they left the area, as they'd potentially spread the unique approaches to the fragile art that resulted in vessels and objects of unrivaled thinness and purity.
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Australian women know a thing or two about how to avoid UV damage, which is only natural when the sun is shining nearly 12 months a year; they're big proponents of faux tans and possess an unrivaled knowledge of sunscreens.
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"Formers have a bench of experience that's unrivaled because they've been there, they've experienced it; they know what it's like to be lured into extremism," said Hughes, whose group at George Washington University released the report "ISIS in America" last month.
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Sanders, with his unrivaled sense of personal mission and perpetual anger at the Democratic Party leadership, seems especially likely to remain in the contest even if he's not winning primaries or attracting more than 12% to 15% of the vote.
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Brokerage MoffettNathanson had started covering Fox with "buy" rating last week ahead of the debut, saying Fox Broadcasting Network and Fox News are "an unrivaled pair of must-have" content that will drive strong, industry-leading revenue growth for years.
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"I think it is really important to note that Intuit only does online tax filing … and when it comes to the tax software category, Intuit's TurboTax is unrivaled — last year they helped prepare 70 percent of online tax returns," Cramer said.
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By returning to commonsense rules that protect Alaska's bears and wolves, while still allowing for sportsmen like hunting practices, Zinke will demonstrate his commitment to the protection of America's unrivaled wildlife, as well as trust the judgement of his staff.
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Visitors can also enjoy an unrivaled view of the Southern Alps and the starry night sky through the home's sunroof and front windows inside the capsule, which also includes a bed that can sleep two, a small kitchen, and a bathroom.
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Mr. Trump's crude directness and his unrivaled skill in manipulating the news media so strongly resemble the political style of the former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi that I sometimes wonder whether Mr. Berlusconi is secretly coaching him from the sidelines.
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Both phones have exactly the same things that make OnePlus phones among the best in the world, including a 90Hz display, the clean Oxygen OS, beautiful design, unrivaled performance, super-fast chargers, and triple-lens camera systems, among other things.
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Just yesterday, a report on Cheddar suggested that the company might be introducing a feature called "Stories Everywhere" that would take Snapchat content beyond Snapchat, a smart move for a company losing users to Instagram's unrivaled Facebook-powered social graph.
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This season in Paris, the mix of varying personal styles was unrivaled: There were your tweed-toting Karl Lagerfeld loyalists; your new-age Vetements fans, clad in extra-long-sleeved hoodies; your on-trend followers, wearing the latest Gucci accessories.
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"Of 56 women leaders [between 1969 and 2009], only 333 have ever held fairly unrivaled authority in the position of president," Farida Farida Jalalzai, a professor at Oklahoma State University, writes in a book on women in the highest office.
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"Under authoritarian regimes, power is performative, which means Xi must continue to prove his unrivaled authority through selective actions like the move against Ma," said Jude Blanchette, a political analyst who is a senior adviser and China head at Crumpton Group.
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SAN DIEGO A question of unrivaled consequence has descended on this picturesque seaside city: Should the good citizens root for or against the Chargers, the football team that abandoned them a season ago but didn't go really all that far.
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There is probably no string quartet that I would rather hear play Beethoven at the moment than this foursome of three young Danes and their Norwegian cellist, who demonstrate unrivaled intensity, freedom in their playing and remarkable feel for the composer.
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Jonathan Guyer, an expert on Arab comics at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard, called Mr. Ali's artistic influence "unrivaled" and said he remained the most widely read cartoonist in the Arab world 30 years after his death.
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"No one is better positioned to lead the industry into this dynamic new era," Mr. Iger said, noting his company's trove of popular content and unrivaled connection to its audience — particularly children, who are a huge driver for streaming services.
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Today, we are excited to announce that Reuters Connect is growing, as we move to make it the most comprehensive collection of real-time, multimedia news content anywhere in the world, offering our customers an unrivaled breadth and depth of content.
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Those two moments, those 24 hours, come as a set: the conclusive proof that the latter stages of the Champions League are not just soccer's highest stage, but unrivaled by anything, not a World Series, not a Super Bowl, in sports.
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About 1.483 billion users interact with at least one of Facebook's services each month, up from 21.48 billion when it released the figure for the first time last quarter to emphasize that its potential audience for advertisers is unrivaled in size.
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"And our effort is to make sure that the Iranian people get control of their capital, and that it becomes a nation that is normal and isn't conducting terror campaigns that are unrivaled anyplace else in the world," he said.
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For those looking to party there's Bourbon Street, for those looking to eat there's an unrivaled culinary scene, for those into history there's the French Quarter, and for those into music there are jazz clubs on every corner. Win-win.
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"WeChat has been expanding its offering globally, and we are very excited that TD Ameritrade is using WeChat to bring our unrivaled convenience and accessibility to its customers," Juliet Zhu, general manager and head of WeChat Marketing at Tencent, said in a release.
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As conspiracy theories swirled about the reason for her more than three-week disappearance — which scholars say was an unrivaled public absence when compared to any first lady in modern history — attendees at the event tell PEOPLE they were "relieved" to see Mrs.
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But I find those elements of the Modern Warfare campaign overshadow what it does manage to do well: creating an unrivaled and convincing atmospheric war experience that feels of its time and doesn't go grossly overboard with its sanitization of Western foreign policy.
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And Bush laid out a blueprint for the second half of the 20th century in America that actually put all the pieces together and produced not just a research enterprise, an educational enterprise and an industrial enterprise that was unrivaled in the world.
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This is crucial because it is not only the fact that they are hard to detect on radar that makes the F-22 and F-353 so deadly, but also the unrivaled situational awareness that their sensor-fusion capabilities give to their pilots.
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With Levi's releasing a revamped line of the hiked-up mom jean, aptly named the Wedgie, it seems like this trend isn't going anywhere any time soon (and we couldn't be happier — its ability to create an instant butt-lift is unrivaled).
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The fact that his celebrity circle and contacts list is unrivaled (he counts Rihanna, Michelle Obama, and Nicole Kidman as friends) will only help bolster the magazine's A-list cover star credentials and the calibre of talent inside the magazine each month.
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"April Ryan, a respected journalist with unrivaled integrity, was doing her job just this afternoon in the White House pressroom when she was patronized and cut off trying to ask a question," said the former secretary of state and 1 Democratic presidential nominee.
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In the midst of getting completely owned in his ongoing Twitter battle with Harry Potter author and unrivaled Twitter queen J.K. Rowling, Morgan attempted to turn to another famous author for a moment of relief: 50 Shades of Grey mastermind E.L. James.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - While President Donald Trump has suggested that the United States must expand its nuclear arsenal, many experts say U.S. nuclear forces are unrivaled and will remain so as they undergo a modernization program that could cost more than $1 trillion.
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That journey is motivated by his desire to figure out why he cannot die, and the unity of that narrative idea and the mechanics that it affords remains unrivaled in games; short of a few special circumstances, every death ends in a respawn.
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CLEVELAND — On most occasions when Donald J. Trump takes the stage, he exudes an air of unrivaled authority, dispatching protesters with the wave of a hand, clenching his fists for effect and, if necessary, squashing bugs that intrude on his air space.
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The firm's success transformed Silicon Valley and the technology and biotechnology industries, leading to a proliferation of venture firms in the region and creating an ecosystem of investment in start-ups that today remains unrivaled in any other part of the world.
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"We have plussed it up with a synergy campaign that is unrivaled, unprecedented in the history of the Walt Disney Company," Ricky Strauss, president of content and marketing for Disney Plus, said at a media event in New York on November 8.
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This would give Ryan a final legislative year to chase his second white whale, entitlement reform, while using his unrivaled fundraising prowess to help protect the House majority—all with the benefit of averting an ugly internecine power struggle during election season.
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Since the Purple One's death, tributes have been pouring out from every corner of the media, many proclaiming Sign o' the Times his greatest album, crown jewel in an unrivaled career, but I've also heard complaints that it is somewhat hard to parse.
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This would give Ryan a final legislative year to chase his second white whale, entitlement reform, while using his unrivaled fundraising prowess to help protect the House majority — all with the benefit of averting an ugly internecine power struggle during election season.
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Facing a stiff challenge from a former military chief and the prospect of criminal indictment on corruption charges, Mr. Netanyahu, whose unrivaled political instincts had him on track to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister, had pulled another rabbit out of his hat.
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Elk River, run by the poet Marc Beaudin and journalist Andrea Peacock, occupies a bright storefront on Main Street that the landscape painter Russell Chatham formerly used as his studio, and keeps an unrivaled collection of books by local and Western writers.
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After sitting out last year's edition to rest a rib injury, the pro from Northern Ireland is back at a place where his record is unrivaled with two wins, a share of second and no finish lower than 11th in his eight visits.
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The Republican nominee has long argued that his unrivaled understanding of the tax code makes him the best candidate to reform it, but in a separate CNN interview, Conway said addressing the specific provision in question need not be a priority for Trump.
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Classical Music There is probably no string quartet that I would rather hear play Beethoven at the moment than this foursome of three young Danes and their Norwegian cellist, who demonstrate unrivaled intensity, freedom in their playing and remarkable feel for the composer.
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The Public Editor The news starts out great, as most internal reports do when they are assessing the state of matters at The New York Times: "The Times is unrivaled in its investment in original, quality journalism," the newly released document says.
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Fully two thirds date from the 1960s, when Winogrand was in peak form, hungry each day to match his wits with an unpredictable world as he hit the sidewalk, cramming the era's pandemonium into his 53mm wide-angle frames with an unrivaled voracity.
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But the bill is the sudden rage among the Democratic base and its congressional officials, aligning the party with a piece of legislation whose scope and speed would likely be unrivaled by any recent law in the Western world, according to four health care experts.
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While Barrick said it has not considered a premium offer for Newmont shareholders, its argument for the deal would be that it would create an unrivaled gold miner with lower costs than either company has now, according to a source familiar with Barrick's thinking.
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The teams are able to draw the top talent from all over the world, and the love and adoration supporters feel for their respective teams is arguably unrivaled in comparison with not only other football leagues across the globe, but also athletics in general.
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But as he appointed climate change deniers and anti-EPA warriors to his Cabinet, his win also brought dismay to fishermen and wildlife guides, conservationists and native tribes who believe that the true wealth of the Last Frontier is unspoiled wilderness and unrivaled biodiversity.
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Mr. Trump's campaign lurched between refusing to acknowledge that the 1995 tax records, portions of which were published on Saturday night by The New York Times, were bona fide, to insisting that his not having paid taxes was evidence of his unrivaled business prowess.
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Mr. Trump said that wasn't quite right when he called me in response to a question I lobbed into his headquarters on Friday, because, well, that's what he does: provide more content through unrivaled accessibility (though less if his team thinks you've crossed him).
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Everything that has come since — our triumph over communism, our giant leaps of science and discovery, our unrivaled progress toward equality and justice — all of it is possible thanks to the blood and tears and courage and vision of the Americans who came before.
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TL;DR: These true wireless earbuds offer unrivaled sound quality, and if you order them in the limited-edition color "ultraviolet with midnight blue," you can get them on sale this Prime Day for just $139 — $60 off their suggested retail price of $199.
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It is worth the trip here just for the 19-mile drive around the island, which gives you an unrivaled sense of the relationship between all the islands in the Aeolian string: Alicudi, Filicudi, Salina, Panarea, Stromboli, Vulcano and mighty Lipari in the middle.
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A master psychologist, keen strategist and possessor of an enviable deadpan and a string of handy aliases, Mr. Abel had an almost unrivaled ability to divine exactly what a harried news media wanted to hear and then give it to them, irresistibly gift-wrapped.
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The results are certainly in line with recent trends — Sanders has surged in a number of national and state polls, and ahead of the Nevada caucuses, many have noted that he's made strong investments in the state and has unrivaled support from Latino voters.
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"Virginia is now positioned to be a leader in developing more renewable energy thanks to the Commonwealth's committed leadership and Dong's unrivaled expertise in building offshore wind farms," Thomas F. Farrell II, Dominion Energy's chairman, president and chief executive officer, said in a statement.
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Sanders has spent much of the past few years spreading his message and developing relationships with like-minded officials and activists during exhaustive travels around the country — with a particular eye on states won by Trump in 2016 — and via his unrivaled digital operation.
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Everything that has come since -- our triumph over communism, our giant leaps of science and discovery, our unrivaled progress toward equality and justice -- all of it is possible thanks to the blood and tears and courage and vision of the Americans who came before.
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Through this strategic partnership, Noctis will be able to tap into AccorHotels' unrivaled expertise in creating customer experiences, nurturing loyalty and providing top-of-the-range services with a personal touch for increasingly discerning clients – in particular to address French and international business clients' requirements.
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"While the mayor respects Stan's opinion and thanks him for his unrivaled legacy of public service, you don't gamble or play a game of chicken when it's your job to prevent Donald Trump from becoming the landlord of 400,000 public housing residents," Mr. Phillips said.
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The State's more than $100 billion transportation infrastructure program – the most ambitious in our history – combined with our education initiatives like K-12 tech education and the first-in-the-nation Excelsior Scholarship program, will help ensure long-term success and an unrivaled talent pool for Amazon.
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That is life on the world-beating defense of the Crimson Tide, who have given up 13.4 points per game, the lowest mark in the Football Bowl Subdivision, and, according to the analyst Phil Steele, held opponents to an unrivaled 157 yards per game below their averages.
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One of them changed how furniture gets purchased in the United States and has run up a record of GAAP profitable years that is nearly unrivaled in B2C eCommerce, on a fraction of the capital of every competitor they ever faced (a fact missed by most).
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"Netflix has established itself as the unrivaled video source for stand-up, attracting the biggest names in the industry as well as break-out newcomers, and we're eager to deliver SiriusXM subscribers access to their star-studded library, new specials, and original live shows," he added.
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"With this new commission schedule we are further raising the bar, delivering an unrivaled experience at price points that cannot be beat—main street investors will now trade the stocks and ETFs of their choice for $0," said E-Trade CEO Mike Pizzi in a statement.
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The Sports Pope is capable of conducting a drive-time, five-hour sports talk radio call-in show while simultaneously displaying an unrivaled contempt for even the most basic curiosity over the subject matter of his show, and for those who call in to talk about it.
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He followed that up with several other critically acclaimed records — such as 1980's "The River," 1984's "Born In the USA," and 2002's "The Rising" — which were not only musically complex but also showcased his unrivaled storytelling abilities through his often-times political lyrics.
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Roger Cohen In the mid-1980s, when I was covering Italy for The Wall Street Journal, I profiled a brash, bruising, billionaire businessman named Silvio Berlusconi who had made a fortune in real estate and parlayed that into control of an almost unrivaled private television empire.
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It's a smaller-scale piece, but the piano line, Sanders' surprisingly gorgeous voice singing, "Bring your bells of peace/ Let loving never cease," and the drums' tumbling-down-a-staircase experimentalism gives the track a dynamism unrivaled in its play between the avant-garde and mainstream.
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But they combine to form one of the very best TV shows of the past several years as well as an unrivaled celebration of Laura Dern, a woman who can do anything and who is rarely asked to do as much as she is in Enlightened.
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The only other American alternative to the Atlas V with RD-180 engine, an unrivaled combination with a superior track record, is the Delta IV heavy, which is only able to launch at certain prescribed intervals and with a cost of nearly half a billion dollars.
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And as Jonathan Spyer writes, the current Iran way of war "vividly demonstrates the currently unrivaled efficacy of the Iranian methods of revolutionary and political warfare, as practiced by IRGC throughout the Arab world" as Iran establishes a dangerous Shia crescent from Iran to the Mediterranean.
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Drawn mostly from MoMA's unrivaled Miró collection, this fabulous exhibition is best when tracing the artist's brilliant early twists on Modernism and their swift ascent to "The Birth of the World," a 1927 masterpiece that presaged the drips and stains of radical painting two decades hence.
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A core tenet of our bull thesis on Uber is around the company's ability to morph its unrivaled ridesharing platform into a broader consumer engine with Uber Eats, Uber Freight, and autonomous initiatives "just scratching the surface" of the full monetization potential of this platform over the next decade.
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"The ship will follow the original journey, carrying passengers from Southampton to New York, but she will also circumnavigate the globe, inspiring and enchanting people while attracting unrivaled attention, intrigue and mystery in every port she visits," the Blue Star Line's chairman Clive Palmer said, according to MSN.
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Read: China Moves to Let Xi Stay in Power by Abolishing Term Limit Read: How Xi Jinping Made His Power Grab: With Stealth, Speed and Guile Abolishing term limits showed that Mr. Xi wants to stay in power, unrivaled, far past the decade that his predecessor held office.
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"Swimming Carp," a gorgeous four-panel screen, offers a swirl of fish and water painted in translucent shades of green and metallic gold by Candace Wheeler, who formed Associated Artists with Tiffany and collaborated with him (along with Stanford White and Samuel Colman) on the Armory's unrivaled Veterans Room.
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"Even as America faces a crisis unrivaled in any other developed country, the Congress prohibits the CDC from conducting the very research that would help us understand the problems associated with gun violence and determine how to reduce the high rate of firearm-related deaths and injuries," said Stack.
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla (Reuters) - Barrick Gold Corp's $18 billion hostile bid for rival Newmont Mining Corp is a "logical" tie-up that would generate value for shareholders of both companies and create an unrivaled global producer of the yellow metal, Chief Executive Officer Mark Bristow said in an interview on Monday.
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The bill was largely successful in killing off the illegal rave, but it had the unforeseen consequence of enshrining clubbing as a counterculture, creating an explosion of super clubs, and beginning a lineage of underground club music—through jungle garage, grime dubstep, and house—unrivaled in the rest of the world.
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Third, the Departments of Defense and Energy and the General Services Administration have an unrivaled complex of facilities to test emerging energy technologies — efficiency, renewables, storage, carbon capture, nuclear and beyond — that can help meet the needs of the federal government's vast complex of military bases, office buildings, and power plants.
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Critically, though, the Truman administration used the moment strategically, building a framework around the United States—grounded in multilateral institutions such as the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Bank—that elevated collective interests over narrow ones and gave Washington an unrivaled ability to convene problem-solving coalitions.
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This pitch-perfect satire of oblivious tech-bro culture hit its highest point yet in the second half of season three, when its characters finally launched the app they'd been building for months — and learned that even though it was technically unrivaled, most people found it impossible (or pointless) to use.
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Similar to how brands and media outlets are dependent on it for advertising and content distribution, it has already shown immense promise when it comes to addressing the core needs of social impact organizations -- particularly fundraising, and is unrivaled in it's ability to engage a massive audience about a particular issue.
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Unrivaled in timing precision (to one-tenth of a second) with a barrel-shaped tonneau case displaying a round dial with three charcoal-tinted subdials, the El Primero was considered a mechanical marvel; its chronograph module used an entirely integrated caliber, not just one bolted to an existing automatic movement.
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There is scant mention of America's unrivaled political, military, technological and economic strength, or the opportunities to expand prosperity, freedom and security through principled leadership — the foundation of American foreign policy since World War II. In Mr. Trump's estimation, we live in a world where America wins only at others' expense.
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And not by a 36-year-old Republican operative who is by most accounts the apotheosis of vanity and ambition — and who just turned down one of the most powerful roles in any administration, a job that welds you to the president's side and gives you nearly unrivaled access to his thoughts.
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Their unrivaled industry investment experience, coupled with our ability to focus on the precise needs of our customers and launch in every new city within a two-week window, means we are in an ideal position to significantly scale to the business to meet the huge level of demand created by Chinese cuisine.
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"We know that public charging is a key element in providing additional range confidence for electric vehicle drivers, and free public charging is a great way to make Nissan Leaf an unrivaled value for the average American driver," said Brian Maragno, director of Nissan's electric vehicle sales and marketing in a press release statement.
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Thompson still thrives off spot-up attempts and leads all players in catch-and-shoot tries, but the percentage of those taken from the mid-range is much higher than last year—a 14.3 percent increase, which doesn't really help if the Warriors want to maximize the unrivaled, unguardable skill Thompson brings to the table.
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As one of the most senior figures in the royal family, Prince Ahmed, in his 70s, could help bestow legitimacy on any family response to the furor over Mr. Khashoggi's killing — whether that response might be some effort to limit the crown prince's unrivaled power or instead to reinforce his grip on the kingdom.
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From his stint in Weasel Walter's brilliant "brutal-prog" freaks The Flying Luttenbachers, various projects like Orthrelm, Octis and Ocrilim to his current gig in black metal crew Krallice, Barr's quixotic influence is unrivaled in both the extreme metal pantheon and the free-improv world, where he's earned the fandom of downtown avant-garde kingpin John Zorn.
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And yet Schweinsteiger and Balotelli — like Joe Hart, the Manchester City goalkeeper who was unceremoniously demoted by Pep Guardiola and is on the verge of a loan move to Torino, which finished in 12th place in Italy's Serie A last season — offer a sober reminder that there is a flip side to this unrivaled financial firepower.
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Alex Hardiman, former VP of product at The NY Times, will take the lead on Facebook's news products "Her leadership positions at both Facebook and The New York Times give her an unrivaled perspective on digital media, and her audience-first focus will sharpen the appeal of our work," The Atlantic president Bob Cohn said in a statement.
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High-minded and highhanded, Wilson used his unrivaled influence as leader of the emerging American power to force the creation of the League of Nations, while deferring to France in drafting the punitive Versailles Treaty in what his own secretary of state called a "victor's peace" that would breed resentment in Germany leading to another world war.
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YouTube declined to comment for this article, but said this month in its presentation to advertisers that its growing audience is unrivaled by TV. YouTube's struggle to clean up content has driven advertisers to networks including CBS and Viacom, according to people involved in the ad businesses at each of the companies speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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So it was that I rode the route of the 2000 Tour, mining deep into the event's unrivaled back-story of chemical assistance and chicanery: a carafe of rosé downed every lunchtime; a big chunk of Brittany snipped off in questionable tribute to the Tour's inaugural winner, Maurice Garin, who was disqualified the next year for taking the train.
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So when Jackson, in the last major move of his rocky three-year tenure as the Knicks' president, leaned on his long-held fondness for big guards and took Ntilikina with the eighth pick, Cuban and his staff celebrated in the Dallas draft room at a pitch unrivaled since the Mavericks' championship season of 2010-11.
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Munson is unrivaled in these portrayals, appearing in countless early 20th-century statues, from the seated figures that once guarded the Manhattan Bridge and are now installed outside the Brooklyn Museum, to the gilded lady on the top of the Manhattan Municipal Building, to a duo of marble sculptures by Daniel Chester French in the atrium of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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"With only 30 percent-plus of Apple's user base upgrading to iPhone 6/20163s to date, there is a massive green field opportunity to further penetrate its unrivaled customer base over the coming years, with China remaining the main fuel in the tank for Cupertino going forward despite lingering growth fears," wrote Daniel Ives, managing director and senior analyst at FBR Capital Markets.
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I dropped in on Michael Summers, a biochemist who has done pioneering research into retroviruses and H.I.V. He said that he'd never trade his faculty position here for one elsewhere, though he has been wooed, because of U.M.B.C.'s almost unrivaled record for guiding African-American undergraduates toward doctorates and other postgraduate degrees in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and math).
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Converted from 35mm film, it doesn't have the immediate visual pop of some of the other shows and games on this list, but the added clarity gives the show's unrivaled cinematography an added chance to shine—and besides, it's surely the best show you can watch in Ultra HD. Spinoff Better Call Saul is also showing in 4K on Netflix.
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The marriage of Harvard's prestige and intellectual pedigree to overtly moneymaking pursuits has yielded an institution that not only teaches the fundamentals of business education but also provides its soon-to-be-wealthy graduates with "unrivaled opportunity," and has become a "money machine unto itself," as Duff McDonald puts it in his sweeping survey of the school's history and influence.
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In response, Cali's kings of "unrivaled potency," Korova edibles, have radically re-tooled their product line to feature lower-dose cookies instead of insanely strong brownies, but not before cranking out 60,000 packages of 1000-milligram Black Bars just before the end of 2017 in order to take advantage of a legal loophole allowing dispensaries to sell previously made, non-compliant products through July.
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Clubs are far from new in Los Angeles, of course, their long history likely beginning with the "gentlemen-only" California Club, which opened over a livery stable in 1887, followed eight years later with establishment of the staid Jonathan Club, whose headquarters still occupy almost a block of prime real estate in the city's downtown (with another outpost on an unrivaled stretch of beach in Santa Monica).
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So the Icelandic right has, in its decades of near-unrivaled power over the country, found that it's in their best interest to fall in line with the image most of the world has of Iceland: a happy little Scandinavian country full of forward-thinking artists and warm, level-headed businessmen and politicians who care about their populace, a place where a journalist would never even insinuate that a politician has done anything untoward.
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IT'S UNRIVALED EVEN ON WALL STREET STANDARDS GETTING $11 BILLION JUST SITTING THERE THAT YOU DIDN'T WORK FOR, YOU DIDN'T PRODUCE ANYTHING FOR, YOU DID NOTHING AND GIVE ME $11 BILLION BECAUSE I'M BEING NICE TO YOU AND I'M LETTING YOU KEEP SOME OF THE DISCOUNT I THINK DELL AND SILVERLAKE BY THE WAY, TO GO BACK TO YOUR BANKERS, DAVID, I DON'T THINK THE BANKERS -- I DON'T SAY THIS BECAUSE I KNOW THEY'RE ALL SMART GUYS I DON'T THINK THEY UNDERSTAND THE RISK THEY'RE WALKING INTO.
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