Not when he's up against what and whom he's up against.
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We know the pitchers we're up against, the odds we're up against.
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THE DOLLAR WAS UP AGAINST THE – PESO YEAH – THE DOLLAR WAS UP AGAINST THE PESO BEFORE.
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Her early works, Arular and Kala, foresaw a world where Bollywood numbers rub up against Brazilian funk which rubs up against Caribbean soca which rubs up against… well, you get the picture.
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I'll tell you why it's so tough: because you're up against Amazon and Walmart and you're up against Target.
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It was also when Al Gore was going up against Bush, or when Kerry was going up against Bush—and annihilated Bush in one of those debates—or Clinton going up against H.W. You know, Reagan and Mondale . . .
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"The rural people don't have power to stand up against this mighty army that's coming up against them," Cox told me.
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I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs and some have to go up against Facebook some have to go up against Google.
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The activists in the civil rights era stood up against injustice, even when that meant standing up against the government; they made America great.
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"I know going up against some of the guys that we have, like Tobias, and going up against Avery all the time in practice," Kennard says.
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I think what you have got to look at are the actions that President Trump has taken to stand up against Putin and to stand up against Russia.
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Just watching the two filleting experts go up against each other and up against the clock is nerve-racking, so it's understandable that Jenna's nerves got to her.
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"As hard as it is, and as scary as it is to go up against the people we going up against, we're putting everything on the line," added Summer.
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" Added Summer, "As hard as it is, and as scary as it is to go up against the people we going up against, we're putting everything on the line.
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We're much more bearish on Southeast Asia both in terms of ... Well, because you're banging up against ... You're banging up against Grab, who's ... Who's already been in this space.
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And it's so fun to watch really talented people run up against the same walls that I've run up against, and try to figure out their own ways around them.
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This year, Chance was up against Kelsea Ballerini, Anderson .
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" – Cynical_asshole_ on Reddit "Being pushed up against a wall.
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"Fake News - That's what we're up against," he added.
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They are probably not up against crime's premier league. ■
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"He made an ethical decision to stand up against racism and injustice, and sometimes standing up against those decisions you'll be rebuked by the American court system," said Shabazz, according to NBC29.
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The problem is this: they're up against Intel and they're up against Nvidia, so it's always going to be a tough time for [CEO] Dr. Lisa Su, but she'll get through it.
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I think that we have to stand up against shame.
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Perez spun often, missed, and wound up against the cage.
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It's the language of Silicon Valley we bump up against.
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How does that stack up against other big historic summits?
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While the trends improved, they were up against easy comparisons.
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We've been up against the wall, and guys keep responding.
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Trump revels in putting his definition up against other people's.
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Finally, though, the Patriots were up against a true Goliath.
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It's nice to brush up against magic in any form.
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In Buzzer Beater, you're going up against a countdown clock.
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No word on how it holds up against Thanos, though.
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Here's how Blade Runner stacks up against other genre classics.
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The whole of German society must stand up against this.
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We wouldn't want to go up against him anytime soon.
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However, the startup is already coming up against regulatory hurdles.
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Beating a team that we are up against, it's huge.
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It means going up against angry fans and angry publicists.
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Herbert knows what he's up against by defending Van Dyke.
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Go deeper: What networks are up against with streaming giants
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India's mom wonders if India was backed up against it.
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The president obviously is up against some very serious circumstances.
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He's up against Lady Gaga and The Weeknd, among others.
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The Lakers were matched up against Allen Iverson's Philadelphia 20013ers.
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Sure, there are places where animals brush up against you.
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This is the kind of deceit Trump is up against.
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Because he doesn't want to go up against Hillary Clinton.
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"We have to stand up against white supremacy," he said.
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Failing that, prop it up against a book or post.
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Students around the country are rising up against gun violence.
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Watch the video above to see what they're up against.
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Actually, no I don't, she's leaned up against a wall.
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Supranational discipline is up against the will of the people.
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Gran holds the drunk's whiskey bottle up against the light.
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In the teaser, Archie is squaring up against another teen.
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And her lead disappears when matched up against Ohio Gov.
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You're up against a famous duopoly in Christie's and Sotheby's.
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We've come together, and we've stood up against the administration.
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You described it as poop up against the wall earlier.
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She's learning up against me and I'm over the moon.
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The South also firmed up against the dollar, at 0.023,206.92.
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Just look how Tatum stacks up against young Kawhi Leonard.
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ACM Category: New Female Vocalist Who Was She Up Against?
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ACM Category: New Vocal Group Who Were They Up Against?
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The stock market, meanwhile, is bucking up against its highs.
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Facebook brushed up against this in its September data breach.
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Right now, Hubbell is pressing right up against that threshold.
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"It helps me know what I'm up against," Thompson said.
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Up against the concrete, Grimes is all color and invention.
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ACM Category: New Male Vocalist Who Was He Up Against?
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"'You understand what you're up against,'" Ewell recalls her saying.
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I think some people have a guard up against it.
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You lock eyes with someone or brush up against them.
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Mobile gaming is finally going up against the big dogs.
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TFW your fans rise up against you, and it's raining.
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Although significant, these figures don't stack up against recent research.
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How does Zuckerberg's security budget stack up against other billionaires?
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I knew he'd only be stirring her up against me.
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But MacMillan makes it clear what they'll be up against.
|
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Trump has his back up against, well, a literal wall.
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They are civil servants going up against this flashy crowd.
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It's the little guy up against bigger startups like Benevolent.
|
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Lawsuits are piling up against President Trump and his administration.
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Once in office, she should stand up against this bill.
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So, this is Alphabet's first going up against Tim Cook.
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We must stand up against the Archdiocese and demand change.
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Here's a look at what these staffers are up against.
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You couldn't even stand without people brushing up against you.
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The tables turn when those victims stand up against them.
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We'll see how that approach stacks up against the competition.
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Democrats are under no illusion of what they're up against.
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Hammon challenged herself to match up against them in practice.
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Tones clash; idioms and allusions brush up against each other.
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However, one product did bump up against the creepy line.
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The eventual winner will go up against Cheney in November.
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The incumbent, Mr. Jones, is bumping up against term limits.
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I think Facebook is up against a different problem now.
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The worst was when they blew up against any wood.
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It's good that they know what they are up against.
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Let me outline what gun control activists are up against.
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He comes up against his own club goalkeeper, Claudio Bravo.
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We are up against the next generation in information weaponry.
|
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Capitalism has been up against the wall at the moment.
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What is the biggest counter argument you come up against?
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With Curry, the arguments run up against their own absurdism.
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Sanders was an obscure senator going up against a juggernaut.
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Especially when these women are going up against powerful men.
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Jacky, I'll stack my record up against yours any day.
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Google grew up against in a way one tech monopoly.
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Congress looks likely to butt right up against its deadlines.
|
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Why do victims often not speak up against their abusers?
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He can be ruthless when going up against political enemies.
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He will be up against Democrat Paulette Jordan in November.
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And I can understand, again, what he was up against.
|
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Up against that is the strength of the smartphone market.
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She stood up against "any type of discrimination," he said.
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I had stumbled up against the immovable truth of marriage.
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That would probably push the euro up against the dollar.
|
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"The house came to rest up against trees," said Eliason.
|
|
Brad Pitt up against Tom Hanks for Best Supporting Actor?
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How did Sunday's attack stack up against earlier "Thrones" battles?
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Thankfully, champions in Congress have stood up against these cuts.
|
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It's ridiculous that we come up against these fiscal cliffs.
|
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He woke up against a metal railing six feet away.
|
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I also recognize that she's up against an unusual opponent.
|
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" "I had the most amazing people I was up against.
|
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But right now the evidence is stacking up against Nick.
|
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Today, songwriters like Tedder are up against a different battle.
|
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Twenge's conclusions have come up against criticism in the past.
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And the new business — they're up against these amazing companies.
|
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And how did the 2010s stack up against previous decades?
|
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Riley quickly came up against intense competition and cultural resistance.
|
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The Bolsheviks were numerically tiny stacked up against the bureaucracy.
|
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And they won't be suiting up against the Lakers either.
|
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The dollar edged up against the yen on Tuesday afternoon.
|
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Still, Baffert recognizes better than most what he's up against.
|
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I press up against the window of the press bus.
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"Afterward, his attacks piled up against me," Mr. Hilgers said.
|
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Here is how his remarks stacked up against the facts.
|
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And shot from there rather than up against her eye.
|
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Is it daunting to go up against the legendary filmmaker?
|
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But he's going up against the government of China anyway.
|
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Merkel is also up against the growing pull of populism.
|
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She felt like she knew what she was up against.
|
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I run up against those every once in a while.
|
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All that velvet blackness pressed up against so much colour.
|
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So who are these two worried up about going up against?
|
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The boar I met up against the fence wasn't a threat.
|
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Along the way, I came up against other trainers to battle.
|
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Because we feel like we're up against a major machine here.
|
|
So how do these smart speakers stack up against each other?
|
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That's just not a good team to play catch-up against.
|
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The only person you can stack yourself up against is you.
|
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The action is un-American and we should stand up against.
|
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"I'm not surprised by what you're up against," Cooper tells Marshall.
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But you've been bucking up against that line a little bit.
|
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Any efforts to broker peace will come up against entrenched positions.
|
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" She added that Trump "needs to stand up against Vladimir Putin.
|
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She deleted text articles and impeachment were drawn up against her.
|
|
We've seen every other Avenger go up against Thanos, and lose.
|
|
In the first, Rihanna cuddles up against her father Ronald Fenty.
|
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That was long before he went up against a Republican president.
|
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Any woman that stands up against him, he is obsessed with.
|
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The infrastructure spending spree may run up against deficit-averse Republicans.
|
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I will put my record up against anyone's, male or female.
|
|
A half-dozen Democrats are competing to go up against Harris.
|
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Pressed up against each other and standing in puddles and stuff.
|
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It's up against soda, literally the worst food in the world.
|
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A slightly larger one that runs right up against the Neo.
|
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"I think that's a line we run up against," she says.
|
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You can also place your phone up against something for support.
|
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Thomas Whisenand: We never ran up against any issues in Minnesota.
|
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K., well, let's just put it up against the other one.
|
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So I jumped up and pushed a bureau up against it.
|
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They have no idea what they're up against, my dear Abigail!
|
|
But how does oat milk nutrition stack up against the competitors?
|
|
She's remembered as "a strong woman" who stood up against discrimination.
|
|
The next thing you know, your back's up against the wall.
|
|
Here's how the XR stacks up against other 6.1-inch smartphones.
|
|
Lyft's bosses are certainly aware of what they are up against.
|
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He matches up against Trump in a way that's just devastating.
|
|
This is extremely helpful when you're up against a mission timer.
|
|
But how do your favorite shows stack up against the competition?
|
|
"Going up against Andrew Cuomo is a formidable battle," she says.
|
|
But this approach would run up against the third problem: regulation.
|
|
So how does it stack up against my favorite Colourpop palette?
|
|
Google, at the time, said it was standing up against censorship.
|
|
Despite being widely available, Taobao Movie is up against heavy competition.
|
|
He's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system.
|
|
And praise to Maher and Sanders for standing up against it.
|
|
This year sees the Clips matched up against everyone's favorite longshot.
|
|
We keep saying, well will the military rise up against Maduro?
|
|
The dollar was also up against the yen at 114.02 yen.
|
|
More and more drug and theft cases piled up against him.
|
|
In the first knockout round, Porto came up against Manchester United.
|
|
"It's always special to stand up against the Americans," said McEvoy.
|
|
Or put a NASCAR up against a V8 Supercar at Bathurst?
|
|
Stand up against bigotry, hate, white supremacy, Nazis, Islamophobia, transphobia, xenophobia.
|
|
"We are up against a mountain," Yates said on Monday morning.
|
|
Oftentimes the person afflicted doesn't know what they are up against.
|
|
It's not unusual for debates to go up against sporting events.
|
|
"I don't care who you match up against him," said Lucic.
|
|
In season two, he's up against just one man: the Punisher.
|
|
But this model bumped up against the law in several ways.
|
|
And Onfido will also be up against established background checking firms.
|
|
It is women who more frequently run up against prison rules.
|
|
As in Oakland, once again they're up against Have a Heart.
|
|
But how does that stack up against its actual deployment numbers?
|
|
But such generosity in monetary policy is bumping up against limits.
|
|
"I would put this city up against any city," he said.
|
|
She breaks into song when her expectations run up against reality.
|
|
They want this affiliation to gang up against the third person.
|
|
Meanwhile, Buemi could not be up against a more consistent driver.
|
|
He pushed me up against the wall while grabbing my breast.
|
|
Newmont is "pushing right up against this $42 level," said Verrone.
|
|
In currency markets, the dollar edged up against other major currencies.
|
|
While chilling, this doesn't quite capture what we're up against today.
|
|
"We've got to stand up against hate," he told the crowd.
|
|
Both devices are going up against Amazon's Echo and Apple's iPhone.
|
|
Rosenberg's canvases were propped up against the walls and on chairs.
|
|
Clinton's aides to explain to outsiders what they were up against.
|
|
He is expected to suit up against the Packers on Sunday.
|
|
The Old Moms have no idea what they are up against.
|
|
Bob Corker of Tennessee, have lately spoken up against the president.
|
|
"At no moment did anyone brush up against them," he added.
|
|
The government of India is up against all of those things.
|
|
We're going to stand up against efforts to privatize Social Security.
|
|
Caterpillar confronted Komatsu, GM went up against Toyota and so on.
|
|
However, this solution runs up against the simple factor of experience.
|
|
Coming up against opponents in top form did not help either.
|
|
The way he held the ball up against bigger center backs.
|
|
That is why I continue to speak up against Trump's candidacy.
|
|
From being pressed up against a wall, you carve a tunnel.
|
|
I pulled him back and propped him up against a building.
|
|
How will it measure up against Derek Carr and the Raiders?
|
|
There's little margin for error when you're up against the Cubs.
|
|
Whoever wins the Republican primary will go up against state Sen.
|
|
Matching up against Curry tends not to do Irving any favors.
|
|
Like Bitcoin when all of the banks lined up against it.
|
|
All summer long Americans spoke up against Republican Obamacare repeal plans.
|
|
The merchant community stood up against big banks and fought back.
|
|
But the company has come up against a host of challenges.
|
|
He's going to be up against some pretty big bad guys.
|
|
"I remember being pushed up against a wall," Ms. Jones said.
|
|
It was just a man shoving me up against a wall.
|
|
"Put your hands up against the car," she is heard saying.
|
|
The coronavirus isn't the only global disaster humanity is up against.
|
|
The boy pressed a crisp white envelope up against the window.
|
|
Advocates of the single-payer system are up against formidable opponents.
|
|
The city's development wave has already lapped up against Herald Square.
|
|
How does 15 percent stack up against other games and platforms?
|
|
I'm assuming you bump up against people like Women's Wear Daily.
|
|
People, many of them young and hopeful, stood up against oppression.
|
|
"This is what we're up against," Stu grouses, retelling the tale.
|
|
Blackburn is expected to be matched up against former Democratic Gov.
|
|
Here's how her income stacks up against other Democratic presidential candidates.
|
|
"I'm up against the machine and the D.C.C.C.," Ms. Newman said.
|
|
Think about that, Ed, if he's going up against Donald Trump.
|
|
But the strategic posturing is bumping up against Kerala's grim realities.
|
|
Those two forces are kind of butting up against each other.
|
|
But experts also say candidates are increasingly standing up against harassment.
|
|
We are clear-eyed about what our country is up against.
|
|
Furman matches up against East Tennessee State at home on Saturday.
|
|
First, try to discern what type of door you're up against.
|
|
We'll have to see how it stacks up against Tesla's Cybertruck.
|
|
"Can a blonde go up against the whole world?" she wonders.
|
|
Now he's ready to tell Elliot whom he's really up against.
|
|
So which offense will show up against the Jaguars (2-3)?
|
|
If one colony bumps up against another, they fight for territory.
|
|
How does Ike's disciplined approach stack up against Trump's chaos theory?
|
|
But the government was running up against the statute of limitations.
|
|
Syria's Sunnis rose up against a predominantly Shia regime in 2012.
|
|
And he's up against a top Democratic recruit in former Gov.
|
|
But that runs up against another part of the Trump agenda.
|
|
Rather than awkwardly intertwining, they merely brush up against one another.
|
|
Fleabag was up against, Barry, The Good Place, The Marvelous Mrs.
|
|
But Johnson is up against a tough farming season this year.
|
|
At every turn, hustling and ethics rub up against each other.
|
|
So these bodies had been washed up against the main highway.
|
|
Chevrolet is up against six decades of tradition, lore and rumors.
|
|
How does it stack up against others that you know of?
|
|
They stood on the sidewalk, up against a chain-link fence.
|
|
Purple may be the best company to stack up against Casper.
|
|
Let&aposs say Anita approaches Sheila to team up against Alex.
|
|
Unfortunately, buyer demand is bumping up against near record-low supply.
|
|
She had gone up against impossible odds all of her life.
|
|
"You will come up against a brick wall," she was told.
|
|
You're feeling and seeing injustice, and you're standing up against it.
|
|
See how the F-150 matched up against the Chevy Silverado.
|
|
And part of that work is standing up against anti-Semitism.
|
|
Els said his players now knew what they were up against.
|
|
"I don't think I'll be going up against them," Trump said.
|
|
This very large man became David, up against a corporate Goliath.
|
|
In her race for Congress, she's up against Minnesota state Sen.
|
|
In some sense you will always be bumping up against something.
|
|
I will put my record up against anyone, male or female.
|
|
You mentioned LeBron and Denver going up against the Lakers recently.
|
|
Going up against him, he's the best scorer in the NBA.
|
|
VS: Which player are you most excited about going up against?
|
|
VICE: You've gone up against the Establishment and tweeted your experience.
|
|
While we're alive and healthy, invaders are up against tough odds.
|
|
Physical conflicts between conservatives; conflicts that were drummed up against conservatives.
|
|
It remains to be seen what they will be up against.
|
|
They can actually imagine going up against the boss in their own collective power rather than finding somebody else to go up against the boss or someone else to throw under the wheels of the bus.
|
|
Where did he think the Warriors stacked up against history's best teams?
|
|
Every beginner runs up against his or her own set of challenges.
|
|
What is the so-called evidence that my statement is up against?
|
|
They fire me up and I love to stand up against it.
|
|
But Skinn and his teammates felt confident going up against Michigan State.
|
|
You can feel the lines butt up against one another and separate.
|
|
But as Fan's losses piled up against AlphaGo, a funny thing happened.
|
|
Cristiano Ronaldo and his Juventus side will be up against AC Milan.
|
|
That may give competition a leg up against the online retail giant.
|
|
It's just kind of about people who brush up against each other.
|
|
He was going up against Democratic candidate Dan Wolgamott in the election.
|
|
Leaning up against his mother, Vanessa sweetly placed her arm around Kass.
|
|
The iPhone 5S was up against the Samsung Galaxy S4 in 2013.
|
|
But what do you make of the race you are up against?
|
|
Rubbing up against Celeste's session is a talk between Madeline and Jane.
|
|
And you're up against some of the best hackers in the world.
|
|
He stood up against political correctness at his campus at Williams college.
|
|
Many more go up against the stock that Amazon buys and resells.
|
|
Leone picks up her sons and holds them up against the sky.
|
|
The super PAC could be running up against its own financial restraints.
|
|
"It's a tough lead when you go up against Kershaw," Hinch said.
|
|
Any compromise in the territorial dispute would run up against major roadblocks.
|
|
They're wrong — but as a physician, that's what you're going up against.
|
|
The yard backs up against an elementary school, which creates additional problems.
|
|
The dollar index inched up against a basket of currencies to 96.65.
|
|
RED BANK "Up Against the Wall," group exhibition of three-dimensional works.
|
|
It still bumps up against all the same creative boundaries as before.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple is bumping up against its iPhone limits.
|
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IBM certainly faces a tough fight going up against Amazon and Microsoft.
|
|
Yep, it's just a red hula hoop leaned up against a bed.
|
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He was also up against attempted murder charges for shootings of civilians.
|
|
They are also guilty of underestimating the forces they are up against.
|
|
They grew up against the backdrop of the nationalist clamour for freedom.
|
|
"I don't think we're bumping up against unreasonable boundaries yet," says Belfiore.
|
|
It's not only the far-right which rubs up against clerical leftism.
|
|
But several Republicans are lining up against him in the midterm elections.
|
|
You know, whoever you match up against, you're trying to go hard.
|
|
Stay tuned for more about how HomePod stacks up against the competition.
|
|
So how do the two flexy drones stack up against each other?
|
|
Click here to view original GIFGoing up against winds over 100 mph?
|
|
On one occasion, one child was allegedly thrown up against a wall.
|
|
"We are up against big numbers," CEO Craig Menear admitted to investors.
|
|
She doesn't care about the backlash because she's standing up against discrimination.
|
|
But as the industry grows up, frackers are coming up against limits.
|
|
In Australia, for example, Didi is up against Uber, Bolt AND Ola.
|
|
Here's how Apple Photos and Google Photos stack up against each other.
|
|
"We're up against a machine," she said, referring to opponent Hillary Clinton.
|
|
I've always run up against a stumbling block while reading this work.
|
|
Expansion plans like Mr Bastian's may also run up against rising protectionism.
|
|
Now the dollar is up against everybody and China is getting hurt.
|
|
But when tech talent moves they come up against a problem: Language.
|
|
He&aposs up against Hillary Clinton who will not accept defeat right.
|
|
YouTube would still be up against the most universal constraint: human nature.
|
|
Without legislation, Treasury could bump up against its borrowing limit before Sept.
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Krčo says the site bumps up against the visitor limit most days.
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They also spoke up against holding migrant children in immigration detention centers.
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Robinhood will be going up against established players like Coinbase's GDAX exchange.
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I reached out for Noah's hand, my fingers brushing up against his.
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Collins set Hughes up against his car until the fire department arrived.
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Finally, early 20th century myth ran up against late 20th century science.
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"He died standing up against hate," said Mike Niemeyer of Silverton, Oregon.
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And it would be fireworks if they came up against each other.
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Now stand up against this wall and let me pepper spray you.
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BECKY QUICK: All right, we're up against the top of the hour.
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To be fair, the publicly funded organization is up against commercial broadcasters.
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That wasn't the only celeb Corden went up against on the show.
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It's also prudent to know how the talent stacks up against competitors.
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Instead, the two of them teamed up against another opponent, Donald Trump.
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Millman will next go up against Novak Djokovic, who is ranked sixth.
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Drake went up against popular gamer Tyler Blevins, better known as Ninja.
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That's going out on a limb, and going up against vested interests.
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I'm curious how those two things are brushing up against each other.
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But even the wealthiest individuals are up against some seriously stiff competition.
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If he does choose to run, he'll be up against Republican Rep.
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And up against the Mueller report, these memes broaden available political messaging.
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Both countries are rising up against "neoliberal" governments, claimed politicians and pundits.
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The Islamic Republic and the Iranian nation would stand up against dictatorship.
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And if the truth stacks up against your position do not prosecute.
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Over a long hour, they huddle up against it in various tableaus.
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"We were up against tremendous odds — David versus Goliath," Ms. Simon said.
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At the Cock, the ban was already coming up against metropolitan apathy.
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The social bumps up against the psychological; personal enmity meets political tectonics.
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He has gone up against gargantuan conglomerates and returned with the prize.
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"The ports have no idea what they are up against," said Caro.
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When Trump comes up against the separation of powers, he typically loses.
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That is the sort of hard-nosed attitude I've been up against.
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This isn't the first time that Mulroney has stood up against trolls.
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She'll go up against Brooks, Church, Stapleton and Urban for the award.
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Still, there's a comfort to bumping up against other humans around food.
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How does Ginsburg's transgression stack up against those of the court's conservatives?
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That's one 10-year-old you just shouldn't have gone up against.
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The forces they were up against were Biblical, like fighting nature itself.
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He said he's come up against the app "very often" in investigations.
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Rude customers are a problem that most retail workers come up against.
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Though Democrats largely lined up against Tillerson, he got some Democratic support.
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Thankfully, it's up against a wall and the smell has since dissipated.
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And, in Rio, I ran right up against it one more time.
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Later, she cuddles with her dog and nuzzles up against her face.
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We're going to have to adjust to whatever situation we're up against.
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Borderline. And how does a 15th anniversary stack up against a 10th?
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Good idea, but up against Alibaba and JD.com with no big backing?
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I want to match up against our opponent as best we can.
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Several white people were lined up against the wall to my left.
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When accusers start to line up against you, it's black and white.
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Still, the sanctuary movement is up against a brutal and unpredictable opponent.
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Let's show Trump and the powerful special interests what they're up against.
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" He praised the Strand for "standing up against a behemoth like Amazon.
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Some of the American teams are really hard to match up against.
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A separatist named Randy Weaver was up against firearms charges in 1992.
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Yes, gusts of wind and snow softly brushing up against the windows.
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Another issue is how people can stand up against a Community Action.
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In the final match of the day, Kisenosato went up against Harumafuji.
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Do you have what it takes to go up against the best?
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Here I stood now with that little creature nuzzling up against me.
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Did you come up against much resistance from the local Brighton dealers?
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Maybe don't sit with your face pressed right up against the door.
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Manny has a big fight coming up against Adrien Broner on Jan.
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Players often matched up against each other, so the matches became stale.
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Hilarity ensues as he's up against a classroom full of rambunctious kids.
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Now it's bumping up against its highs that came in at $222.
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Things are constantly being reflected and inverted and turned up against themselves.
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Tyrion couldn't be up against Jon or Daenerys, it wouldn't make sense.
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He's up against Andy Thorburn, a health insurance executive and former teacher.
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If psychiatrists were to speak up against Trump, would it even matter?
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"I need to know what we're up against," said Woods of @MJJLegion.
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The question is how such messaging will stack up against the opposition.
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But these efforts at persuasion are up against a well-financed opposition.
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Ms. Stein writes about what it's like to go up against him.
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Fact-check: Here's how the candidates' remarks stacked up against the truth.
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Many of the bodies were found piled up against the barred windows.
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And Democratic leaders are aware they are up against a ticking clock.
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Here is how the candidates' remarks stacked up against the truth. Gov.
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"People are not encouraged to speak up against superiors," Professor Cheung said.
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"Smooth" is what happens when the internet rubs up against peak nostalgia.
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Here's a look at how his plans stack up against those challenges.
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They put — they stood up against us when they didn't have to.
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Here's how COVID-19 stacks up against other pandemics and serious outbreaks.
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Missed lining up against a defensive back, matching wits and physical skill.
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Trump's bluster would then suddenly bump up against the burden of proof.
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Like no president before him, he has stood up against the PRC.
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Are we prepared to fight the many fights piling up against us?
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But her long-shot bid has quickly run up against institutional barriers.
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I've been called a "house slave" for standing up against anti-Semitism.
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I know a lot of people who have banged up against it.
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I got here despite all the barriers you put up against me.
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Then as now, chaos has always been washing up against the door.
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Since first grade, the moment you enter school, you're up against racism.
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Unfortunately, both are up against a colossal foe: the ignorance of masses.
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How Casper stacks up against its competitorsCasper has filed to go public.
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Eventually, economies must find that rising demand runs up against supply constraints.
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"This Is Us" was up against tough competition in the drama category.
|
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Just how do these two green titans stack up against each other?
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Most of the U.K., European and U.S. elites lined up against Brexit.
|
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Researchers soon ran up against radically different definitions, produced by different authorities.
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Instead, you're up against the convenience and collective value of subscription services.
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Then, backed up against a desk, Michael said he hit Mr. Schulte.
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It meant going up against shaving giant Gillette, but Dubin was determined.
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For nearly two years, Nicaraguans have been rising up against their government.
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Her own ax leans up against a fake fireplace in her apartment.
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Public spaces throughout the development bump up against the Mystic River shoreline.
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It was also up against the euro by 0.2% at 89.54 pence.
|
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But he is going up against David Rozenholc, the lawyer representing Metropolitan.
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They were just lined up against the side of the road, silent.
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So how does the Trump/Pence ticket hold up against those values?
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We need tools to stand up against the rising tide of hate.
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But then she comes up against things like Astaire performing in blackface.
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Mastodon's challenges give you some idea of what Twitter is up against.
|
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DJI surging nearly 9 percent to brush up against the 20,000 mark.
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And so I think it's very important to stand up against it.
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Both Collier and Nelson were up against Republican incumbents like O'Rourke was.
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We should stand up against stark violations of trade laws but Rep.
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He started to gyrate up against me and tug on my jeans.
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In March 2011, Syrians rose up against the Bashar al-Assad regime.
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The recent protests show that many Filipinos are standing up against that.
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I mean, at this point I'm going up against a Cabinet secretary.
|
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She had little name ID — political outsider up against a state rep.
|
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They made us line up against a white wall to compare height.
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"I've never gone up against a foreign military intelligence unit," Brazile said.
|
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So, does this mean Google is going up against Uber head on?
|
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Here's what he said and how it stacks up against the facts.
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Brazil take on Serbia while Switzerland are up against eliminated Costa Rica.
|
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The protesters say rising up against oppression is a hallowed national tradition.
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At the very least, owner Marc Glosserman knows what he's up against.
|
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It's unlikely this many Republicans would directly go up against the president.
|
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Peter Welch will go up against Anya Tynio, a first-time candidate.
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Can he keep it up against the Cardinals, Dolphins, Texans and Bills??
|
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He made us stand up against the car like we were criminals.
|
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Let's dive into each and how they stack up against one another.
|
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But how does Resurgence stack up against recent history's worst movie sequels?
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Even as Reconstruction failed and Jim Crow overtook the South—a reality that Douglass spoke up against as passionately as he had spoken up against slavery—he devoted most of his time to the construction of black institutions.
|
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But just as the Census Bureau is now running up against deadlines to finalize forms in advance of next spring's census, the Trump administration might run up against another deadline — the presidential election — in trying to end DACA again.
|
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I would never want to go up against BuzzFeed in making viral content.
|
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Why wouldn't you monumentally reward a man who's up against such intractable evil?
|
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In interviews, IS insurgents shed light on what Iraqi forces were up against.
|
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Inflation is edging higher How do those expectations stack up against actual inflation?
|
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Or it might mean letting users match their habits up against their peers.
|
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Don Young, a Republican, is up against little-known opponents in his primary.
|
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Several men were taken off the train and lined up against a wall.
|
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Lips mashing up against each other do not make an attractive sound, OK?
|
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Democrats statewide were picking their candidate to go up against Republican U.S. Sen.
|
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You might want to push it up against a wall for extra support.
|
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And my question to you, Senator Baldwin, did you up against them then?
|
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But things never go as planned when you're up against ancient, tormented souls.
|
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Stephen Thompson also used this set up against Rory MacDonald and Jorge Masvidal.
|
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He says the bus was sitting in the ditch, up against some rocks.
|
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We were a bunch of unknown teenagers up against some pretty seasoned acts.
|
|
As Irma grew and developed, it brushed up against its theoretical maximum intensity.
|
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Put up against the elite society that confronted Troy, this detail is telling.
|
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It's because she's a normal human up against an equal-opportunity killing machine.
|
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PML-N candidates up against army-favoured politicians have found themselves jailed too.
|
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The candidates may get a chance to go up against Bloomberg before then.
|
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Mine was pushed up against the Metro red line and infested with roaches.
|
|
It's not just making thinner tablets that could go up against the iPad.
|
|
Latimore is running up against this tension on a smaller scale with Flashpoint.
|
|
But with iPhone 8 Plus, I just propped it up against the glass.
|
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Trump would run up against those people — his own voters — if he tried.
|
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Maybe, both reader and listener must consider, that's ultimately what we're up against.
|
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The pound edged up 0.1 percent up against the euro at 88.28 pence.
|
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Ezra, I figured this was going to be pushing up against an hour.
|
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Kevin Hart goes up against his "Ride Along 2" co-star Olivia Munn.
|
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In Sunday's ELeague Minor, Cloud9 was up against Immortals in the winners finals.
|
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See how some of the most popular companies stack up against one another.
|
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When consumerism runs up against the environment, consumerism will, in the end, win.
|
|
In India, for example, Uber Eats is up against multiple well-funded startups.
|
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Stand up for our press, stand up against frivolous lawsuits, and demand transparency.
|
|
Both Westworld and "Raj World," at least, butt up against a giant ravine.
|
|
But how does China stack up against its increasingly important northern neighbour Russia?
|
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"This is not a time to come up against each other," he said.
|
|
There is also a historical context that Jenner would be coming up against.
|
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"We're the only ones that dare speak up against Islamist ideology," said Robinson.
|
|
How Uber's funding and valuation stack up against competitors like Didi and Lyft.
|
|
Any infrastructure push by Mr Trump will run up against the same roadblocks.
|
|
See how the shows stack up against each other in the chart below:
|
|
Throughout its event space, Samsung put the QLED up against "conventional" OLED TVs.
|
|
The detectives' theories don't make much sense when lined up against the evidence.
|
|
The liquid oxygen then pooled in the recesses, right up against the liner.
|
|
But the labor movement ran up against powerful forces in the ensuing years.
|
|
But how does it stack up against Apple's existing MacBook and MacBook Pro?
|
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Plus, it also now supports Google Assistant to help level up against Alexa.
|
|
In voiceover, Murphy and Pascal explained the forces their characters were up against.
|
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In that case, Ben Carson would be up against Bernie Sanders come November.
|
|
That is Shama Diegnan's plan, as her family bumps up against data limits.
|
|
So you may wonder, why doesn't Apple stand up against this obvious lying?
|
|
And I believe that new technologies will keep coming up against existing rulesets.
|
|
But – we've begun to bump up against the limitations of our art form.
|
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It kept jamming up against compacted lint at the base of the hole.
|
|
The Golden Circle is less successful when it brushes up against current events.
|
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It had brutally suppressed Shias when they rose up against Saddam in 1991.
|
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As a result, I am squished up against the window and deeply uncomfortable.
|
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Comparing to HS girls who stood up against sexual demonization is a stretch.
|
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BC 1715+425's troubles began when its galaxy bumped up against another.
|
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I wonder if kissing was just faces sloppily pressed up against each other?
|
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Austerity marks the language of politicians who line up against climate change policy.
|
|
So we're up against a wily foe—a master at deception and misdirection.
|
|
Jammed up against fences are aeroplanes of various vintages and states of disassembly.
|
|
The relentless growth in e-commerce may eventually run up against natural limits.
|
|
So I guess I am up against the highest, hardest stained-glass ceiling.
|
|
Beds were set up against the walls and mattresses placed on the floors.
|
|
How do the ideas of responsibility versus belonging play up against each other?
|
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"I pushed myself to the window and squeezed up against it," she said.
|
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The colors also look washed out when placed up against a pricier device.
|
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Standing up against Mueller, Swift made a statement for sexual assault survivors everywhere.
|
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Today's crisis has been caused by the two butting up against each other.
|
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This gene is what enables bacteria to stand up against the drug Colistin.
|
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Not bad for tablets that Apple puts up against competitors' full-fledged laptops.
|
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However, when put up against the Pixel 3a, the Galaxy A50 falls short.
|
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The Revenant was up against Mad Max: Fury Road, Room, Spotlight and Carol.
|
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In the video, an officer is seen pushing McGrier up against a wall.
|
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The installation tests how human optic recognition stacks up against that of computers.
|
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The cannabis minister going up against the police chief was a big deal.
|
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He spoke up against injustices through his stories; where good prevails over evil.
|
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Lombard doesn't like moving to evade blows and he covers up against them.
|
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KEMP: Even with minority base... REGAN: We&aposre up against a hard break.
|
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Boston started Morris in place of Aron Baynes to match up against James.
|
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We spoke up against presidents, against leaders, against institutions that were absolutely untouchable.
|
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If you're an independentist, it's easy because you're up against something clear: Spain.
|
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"It sounded like aluminum rubbing up against aluminum," Susie Polston recalled to WCIV.
|
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"What happens when an individual goes up against the federal government?" he asked.
|
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Here, for instance, ousted Trump aide Boris Epshteyn goes up against John Oliver.
|
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For that to pay off, he'd have to understand what he's up against.
|
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What can we do to stand up against bullying every day in school?
|
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Farrah has a fight of her own coming up against Nicole "Hoopz" Alexander.
|
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Remy Ma stated she doesn't like/want to be put up against Nicki.
|
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You're up against a giant machine that changes their ticket prices in milliseconds.
|
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There, smooshed up against the wall, I spotted my first earless monitor lizard.
|
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This will only serve to rile people up against legitimate uses of force.
|
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Not only that, but she'll be matched up against other reality TV veterans.
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JAMES MATTIS, U.S. DEFENSE SECRETARY: In Afghanistan, we're up against a determined enemy.
|
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Fossil fuel and other industry groups had also lined up against the proposal.
|
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At Europe's close, the euro was up against the dollar, trading at $22.68.
|
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But he was up against Darth Vader he had to figure out something.
|
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If you have the space, don't put the monitors up against the wall.
|
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Even, it seems, if it rubs right up against the rule of law.
|
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We were up against powerful interests, a powerful machine and a powerful mayor.
|
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But now he's up against somebody who doesn't care and would happily leave.
|
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So far, the company hasn't come up against any obstacles in this regard.
|
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Along the way the pair run up against storms, boat trouble, gastrointestinal distress.
|
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Graduates are up against computer-science types and recruits from the tech industry.
|
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You'll want to know how your Magikarp is stacking up against other Magikarps.
|
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I still remember the whitish noodle curled up against the black linoleum floor.
|
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I use all of this technology because I know what I'm up against.
|
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"How long can these tech companies hold up against collective action?" he asked.
|
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They'll also have a better chance of matching up against fellow non-ragers.
|
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When peaceful protesters rise up against a despotic government, Americans are naturally supportive.
|
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Are they building an army at Oceanside to go up against the Whisperers?
|
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On social media, he stands up against bullying and advocates for LGBTQ youth.
|
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The Warriors are going up against Drake's beloved hometown team, the Toronto Raptors.
|
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You could feel like you were these little rebels up against The Man.
|
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We do not know the stories of the people jammed up against us.
|
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Voi, however, is up against stiff competition from some highly-valued U.S. rivals.
|
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Pushed up against a closed storefront somewhere between Brooklyn Bowl and your place.
|
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That's when she ran up against Republicans in Congress for the first time.
|
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PS VR puts a lot of rubber and pleather up against your face.
|
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All of which will hold up against the dreaded heat waves to come.
|
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The winner will go up against Democratic candidate Jennifer Webb in the midterms.
|
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Ad hoc alliances of "Northern" and "Southern" countries line up against one another.
|
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He failed to talk down the euro which jumped up against the dollar.
|
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Further, I was running up against the $22017,22017 tax-free profit exclusion limit.
|
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The chart below shows where the U.S. stacks up against other big countries.
|
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"That is the moment of truth, what we are up against," he said.
|
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It's knowing how much people out there are smashed up against the windshield.
|
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He seizes both my arms and pushes me up against the wall a
|
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"I just think we match up against this team very well," Wall said.
|
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"I came up against hardpan, where you can't dig down," she told me.
|
|
Multinationals revving back up against the international side of the overhaul. Homebuilders. Realtors.
|
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Some residents, like Legrett, saw their homes up against a new industrial park.
|
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"I don't think I'll be going up against them," Trump said earlier Thursday.
|
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Lacy Clay in Missouri's 1st District and Chardo Richardson going up against Rep.
|
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Placing your couch up against a wall could make the room look smaller.
|
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Amazon Web Services cloud computing was up against Microsoft's Azure for the deal.
|
|
How Trump stacks up against the Democratic contenders remains a subject of debate.
|
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They are really tough, and they can match up against lefties or righties.
|
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"That's the sort of tactic we are up against," Houston told Business Insider.
|
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"When we're closed, children put their faces up against the window," she said.
|
|
But some were predicting that lawmakers would bump right up against the cutoff.
|
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Missouri Senate candidate Josh Hawley, who is up against vulnerable Democratic incumbent Sen.
|
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The slowdown comes as Amazon runs up against the law of large numbers.
|
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KILMEADE: Because they&aposre standing up against -- they say it&aposs police brutality.
|
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See how this stacks up against sources of "free money" — scholarships and grants.
|
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He'll go up against Republican Eddie Edwards, a Navy veteran, in November's election.
|
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My own apathy and my own sarcasm are really what I'm up against.
|
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However, in her upcoming movie she'll go up against an ocean-dwelling horror.
|
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Wherever you looked, it clearly didn't pay to go up against the Texan.
|
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However, I did get matched up against a lot of world-class opponents.
|
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She'll go up against Chele Farley, who won the Republican nomination, also uncontested.
|
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Next, I was up against thirty-one other fans representing each NFL team.
|
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Meanwhile, Housley's special election win has set her up against incumbent Democratic Sen.
|
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He will be up against Richard Gasquet of France in the next round.
|
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But many customers who run up against the fakery problem end up unhappy.
|
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And in public schools, such directives run up against students' First Amendment rights.
|
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It appears that not a single parliamentarian spoke up against Mr. Safdar's diatribe.
|
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They are being empowered to speak up against the practices in their communities.
|
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And hiring a bare-knuckles oppo firm to go up against Facebook critics.
|
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And given what they were up against, I'm inclined to believe the latter.
|
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But the young Blue Devils were up against an overwhelmingly pro-Jayhawks crowd.
|
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Diners stand next door to detox centers here — wellness pressed up against squalor.
|
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At times this idyllic vision of political participation runs up against uncomfortable realities.
|
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Here is how Monday's sell-off stacks up against two other major tumbles.
|
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"He was up against some real pros in the business," Mr. Cleary said.
|
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But because you wouldn't want to come up against him at any point.
|
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And the campaigning started so early that it bumped up against the midterms.
|
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He wanted to claim a prime viewing spot, up against the fence again.
|
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But now he's up against one final obstacle: the United States State Department.
|
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It's the frustration we all feel when we come up against hostile institutions.
|
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Trump's threats are now pushing up against some all-important deadlines for Obamacare.
|
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Can you tell me a little more about what you've been up against?
|
|
We looked at how Apple stacks up against other companies and entire industries.
|
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Going up against such powerful men felt like more than she could handle.
|
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The Gypsies of Perpignan feel the expanding university below pressing up against them.
|
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Manchin, 6900, would have started the race with a leg up against Gov.
|
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Recently, though, she's started to run up against the limitations of this approach.
|
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But he soon found himself butting up against the realities of the industry.
|
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Melissa Clark, a Food columnist, wrote last week about stocking up against uncertainty.
|
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Suckerfish attached themselves to Durden's legs and feet; dolphins rubbed up against him.
|
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Teachers were up against state lawmakers, who they can vote out of office.
|
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In the U.K. it is up against patient management tools such as QMasters.
|
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"We know where we're at; we know what we're up against," Banister said.
|
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"He and his friends are always up against systems of control," he said.
|
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But it still sometimes brushes up against a barrier that holds it apart.
|
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The United States used to stand up against this erasure of intellectual freedom.
|
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BTW, check out how AP's registry stacks up against Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.
|
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Interior woodwork has no moldings and does not brush up against the stone.
|
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Sunday, France and Croatia go up against each other in the final match.
|
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Because it's historical fiction, the characters find themselves up against anti-gay violence.
|
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The president is going to have articles of impeachment drawn up against him.
|
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Here's a look at how Puerto Rico ranks up against the 17.03 states.
|
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She&aposll also go up against iconic villain, Cheetah (played by Kristen Wiig).
|
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Kmart and Sears took a different approach, teaming up against the common enemy.
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To stop that from happening, we need to know what we're up against.
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Preliminary talks have made little progress, running up against vetoes and local rivalries.
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Billed as his final fight, Pacquiao is going up against American Timothy Bradley.
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The San Francisco 49ers go up against the Kansas City Chiefs in Miami.
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But the issue is we're pushing up against these prescriptive beliefs about gender.
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Instead, it's about the one person who chooses to stand up against fear.
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He's set to go up against several GOP hopefuls, including former state Sen.
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"You stood up against evil and sacrificed your life," she wrote on Facebook.
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He slammed me up against the wall, which was painful and scared me.
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So, how do Porgs, Ewoks, and Wookiees alike stack up against their competition?
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Some of it comes down to the indexes and benchmarks they're up against.
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And it can give potential new employees a leg up against their competition.
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When do historically high valuations start to bump up against rising interest rates?
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Whoever emerges from the GOP primary will likely go up against former Gov.
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I propped the screen up against the wall and pressed the power button.
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That sent the dollar up against most major currencies, with sterling no exception.
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"Pro-life Democrats must stand up against party's abortion litmus test" https://t.
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Jones is up against not one but two Republicans in the March primary.
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"To me that is sort of what we are up against," King said.
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The Ilinetskys' house, white and one level, shouldered up against a large garage.
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"She definitely went up against the corporate establishment," Ms. Bigelow, her daughter, said.
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Going up against a giant, is not something many would choose to do.
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Here's what the president said, and how it stacks up against the facts.
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She stood up against the policy, and got P&G to change it.
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But the activism ran up against the country's strict limits on free speech.
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He very rarely bumped up against people who thought differently than he did.
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So how does China's aircraft carrier formation stack up against other military powers?
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But he's up against exhaustion, cynicism and shifting priorities in the Arab world.
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Can you tell me how you feel about being up against "Green Book"?
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This is what you're up against, this is what's coming, the instructor says.
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Up against a dwindling shot clock, DeRozan let fly with a 29-footer.
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The scene is set up against the serenely dramatic surface of black velvet.
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But on Tuesday, the campaign's claims came up against reality — and Judge Sturman.
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So you're up against bread that's quite calorific, then cheeses, and everything else.
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Klobuchar is up against many of her Senate colleagues, including firebrands like Sens.
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Perhaps we can expect a mini Targaryen to go up against a mini Lannister?
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The Capitals are right up against the cap ceiling ahead of Monday's trade deadline.
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After all, the Golden Company's fighters have never gone up against a dragon before.
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Then in 2008, he runs up against the term limits in the Russian constitution.
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This isn't the old, bipolar world where we're up against this red Russian wall.
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Yet both are bumping up against a new potential question in VR game design.
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The Washington state governor and others at the DGA are up against steep odds.
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How do you feel about going up against two songs from La La Land?
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They're huddled quietly up against an abandoned row of shops, sheltering in the shade.
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I feel like every record comes up against financial constraints that make compromises necessary.
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By doing that, we stood up against a bully, and the bully is China.
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But in the future, players may have to go up against AI opponents, too.
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Can he be equally effective with another champion in the match-up against Expect?
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There were nearly 100 blocks set up against the Night King's combatant miniaturized army.
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Hesdy is also a weird fighter to be up against, he does not stop.
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Free, Prince and Prince's brother matched up against the Murphy bros and their uncle.
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Leo went at it again a couple weeks later ... going up against Ansel Elgort.
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And my question to you, Senator Baldwin is, did you up against them then?
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National polling continued to show him outperforming her when matched up against Donald Trump.
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They can also see how they stack up against other supporters on a leaderboard.
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It wasn't until after midnight that I realised what I was truly up against.
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We are standing up against bad laws which dehumanize us and destroy our freedom.
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The word "resist" seems to be a favorite of those lined up against Trump.
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With two women going up against each other, gender is no longer a liability.
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GM is currently bumping up against its cap, while Tesla has already hit it.
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Joe Donnelly will go up against Republican Mike Braun in Indiana, and Democratic Sen.
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But when the Iraqi Kurds rose up against Hussein, they were given little support.
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But criticism started ramping up against the WWE after Khashoggi disappeared on Oct. 2.
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"Don't get this wrong, we are up against professional programmers … not kids, " he said.
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Furthermore, Nations noted that oil is butting up against resistance around the $45 level.
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"We know what we're up against, we're trying to make that push," Barton said.
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How do you decide which bears go up against each other in the bracket?
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Many considered him a novice compared to the political veteran he was up against.
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"We found ourselves up against the British establishment at its least attractive," he said.
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To know what you're up against, research the safe's manufacturer, make, model and materials.
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You go to West Virginia to any bar and see what you're up against.
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The Shiite majority population in neighboring Bahrain rose up against the Sunni-dominated monarchy.
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And that was only in a match-up against relative Republican moderate John McCain.
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Charles had lost the title to the man he had picked it up against.
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It was as if he had his ear pressed up against his own heart.
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Instead, astronauts grip handles and sit up against a back pad to stay stationary.
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Her commitment, however, runs up against the limitations of every available outlet for change.
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Both products are key for holding up against the "countless kissing scenes," she says.
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The other distinguishing feature is the sheer number of undead you'll go up against.
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But as China faces up against an environmental reckoning, electric cars are gaining traction.
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There are signs digital comics are butting up against the law of large numbers.
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What vet do you want to go up against whom you haven't faced yet?
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It's very possible that the North could rise up against the Mad Queen Daenerys.
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"It's literally a way to combat what we are going up against," Elzie says.
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Up against apathy, Mr Macron has stepped in to try to mobilise his electorate.
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CNN has witnessed Turkish guns opening up against ISIS positions on the plains below.
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Faraday Future had its back up against a wall at the end of 2017.
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We'll see how the systems stack up against each other as we hear more.
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Osaka is also nominated for best female tennis player, going up against Serena Williams.
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And the number of players he's likely up against in these bets is smaller.
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"This is the back part that will be up against the wall," he explained.
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We create and then brush up against the edges of our creation every decade.
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She alleges that Hyten engaged in unwanted kissing, touching and rubbing up against her.
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The Passport will go up against the Ford Edge, Nissan Murano, and Chevrolet Blazer.
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It allows you to see how you stack up against each of the candidates.
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And that's exactly what we don't need, considering the obstacles we're already up against.
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And it's given space and courage for victims to speak up, against their abuse.
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You're up against huge foreign operations running off cheap electricity and hardware bought wholesale.
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Yet the plan to de-dollarise ultimately comes up against market and economic realities.
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The pair came up against some heavy resistance in the form of a door.
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How does it stack up against the things in life that you know matter?
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"I think [CEO Jack Dorsey] is up against it a little bit," Kutcher said.
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Look at how perfectly that battery cover rests up against the e-reader itself.
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But the time investment doesn't measure up against the rewards you stand to earn.
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But no fortified bunker, the film implies, could possibly stand up against the monsters.
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As I watched, some children stood back up when police pressed up against them.
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Eventually, they'll bump up against some other limitation that keeps their growth in check.
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The move will put Twitch up against other game marketplaces like Steam and Valve.
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The thief quickly exited the store with one trouser snake pressed up against another.
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Riders did not bat an eye as the cat rubbed up against passengers' legs.
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We also talked with Hostetler about how anecdotal evidence stacks up against rigorous science.
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She's up against super-conservative, Trump-like Republican Kris Kobach in the general election.
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The teenager held himself up against a wall, his hands on his damaged face.
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And now he's mourning his best friend and going up against Captain Marvel's squad.
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Purnama, who is running for reelection in February, is up against two Muslim rivals.
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It tends go up against most currencies when traders fret about the world economy.
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Obviously we're all gonna watch this, even if it's up against impossibly high expectations.
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Over the past several years, you've run up against this dilemma more than once.
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"I am the only one who has stood up against President Trump," Greene said.
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Deliveroo is just one of the companies that Uber will be going up against.
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But almost in unison, the tech giants teamed up against Jones, who runs Infowars.
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I ask everyone around me, regardless of gender, to stand up against these attacks.
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As a novice congressman, I ran up against the most powerful lobby in Washington.
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Early in that campaign, they ran up against a problem they hadn't planned for.
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You know, I&aposll put -- I&aposll put Mr. Burgess up against Sean Hannity.
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ARE YOU UP AGAINST AN INSURMOUNTABLE TASK, GROWING JCPENNEY IN AN ENVIRONMENT LIKE THIS?
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" With his lips pressed up against the lens, Kimmel joked, "Is anyone kissing back?
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And on that front, Mueller enters the arena going up against Swift's wholesome reputation.
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I dropped, the carpet stale around me as I curled up against the couch.
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That's why I have to speak up against the administration's backwards war on telework.
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Are there any other gangs in the US for you to go up against?
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It's rage at an elite class that people feel is lined up against them.
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However, it's up against a Republican-controlled Congress that supports few new domestic expenditures.
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On the other, you're facing limits in communication or bumping up against authority figures.
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A largely unregulated technology sector is bumping up against a heavily regulated finance industry.
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Comey wants you to know he stood up against Trump the best he could.
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Similarly, the dollar was up against the Swiss franc, another traditional safe-haven currency.
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We were just up against a good team and found ourselves in sticky situations.
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Backed up against their own end zone, the Panthers allowed Denver to pressure Newton.
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It's also up against general-market enterprise chatrooms like Slack and Skype for Business.
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They were up against a team in red while cameras rolled for their show.
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She ran laps and did yoga stretches... including a handstand up against the wall.
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Those without the means still run up against the law and have little recourse.
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This includes pitting Claire up against fellow queer dancer Taylor for the same part.
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The cabin is tight and my head keeps brushing up against the rear cowling.
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The actress said the attorney dissuaded her from going up against a powerful director.
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Facebook will also come up against stiff competition in markets where WhatsApp is popular.
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That said, the restaurant was up against easy comparisons with the year-ago period.
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She's dressed in white with jeans and she's leaning up against a brick wall.
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Also lined up against Huelskamp is the agriculture lobby, including the Kansas Farm Bureau.
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And we will stand up against mean and divisive rhetoric wherever it comes from.
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Smiling saxophone squeals butt up against samples of the ocean and quiet storm synthesizers.
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This isn't the first time Dataminr has run up against Twitter's anti-surveillance clause.
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Looks like the phone stood a better chance when up against a curious toddler.
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However Southgate's team could be up against Brazil or Germany in the quarter-finals.
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But when we sit down to write about Clifford, we come up against an
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And I'll put my life up against anybody else's in terms of sound character.
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" He added, "I admire anyone who stands up against white supremacy, violent or nonviolent.
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"You're up against the status quo, which tends to have unlimited resources," added Eskamani.
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In times of all-out war, as in 2014, they team up against Israel.
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When Franklin Roosevelt stood up against world domination by the Nazis, we were victorious.
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She'll go up against Church, Stapleton, Garth Brooks and Keith Urban for the award.
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Hannum declined, but he clearly did not appreciate just whom he was up against.
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"There's curiosity, to see how we match up against them this year," Girardi said.
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"I'm very proud to stand up against rumor, gossip and shallow nonsense," Mesereau said.
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The move is Wal-Mart's biggest effort to date to stand up against Amazon.
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The dollar took a breather from its overnight run-up against its Japanese counterpart.
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That desire brought Mr. Rocard up against powerful countercurrents in the French Socialist Party.
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He said he often reminded his own catchers to back up against certain hitters.
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Yes. But we'll be going up against a machine and a very organized force.
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And we will stand up against mean and divisive rhetoric wherever it comes from.
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Held up against that movie, the benefits of animation are thrown into stark relief.
|
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"It is very difficult for him to go up against François Hollande," he said.
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And she is not someone you want to go up against in a fight.
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Police come up against an estimated 12,000 demonstrators who filled the streets city-wide.
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He was up against Bruno Mars, Kendrick Lamar, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and Lorde.
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We have spoken to activists who went up against batons, tear gas, and bullets.
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How well can we know ourselves, and how do we stack up against others?
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It's like when Lincoln was running against Douglas and Jefferson was up against Adams.
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Once we saw somebody else stand up against it, we just fell in line.
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Something like: Lesson 1- Introductions The hyphen right up against the "1" looks sloppy.
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The project was up against the work of 29 other students for the award.
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Tillerson said Tuesday U.S. will stand up against anyone who commits crimes against humanity.
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As the investigation continued, says Hinton, the evidence started to stack up against Ronald.
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"Because I would like to see him go up against Trump a little more."
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Simply put, reform policy is up against a prison culture that treats people horribly.
|
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For this reason, among others, the reformist project ran up against the security establishment.
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" He said, "I was surprised when people ran up against this wall of incomprehensibility.
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And now you're running up against 2020 and you've got a big, old nothing.
|
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However, he may come up against the issue of aggregation as a business model.
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Someone slams you up against the cage: how do you stay on your feet?
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But it also knows that it's going up against companies like Google and Microsoft.
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Since then, it's come up against formidable competition from social media, especially Facebook groups.
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The thing I'm always bumping up against is that photography doesn't function that way.
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That can happen because at a World Cup you come up against tough opponents.
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I brought the Max home and found a wall to place it up against.
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He's hesitant to argue that 3D-printed food could hold up against the apocalypse.
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Then they pin Frank up against the wall and rub their heads into his.
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These nesting tables rest up against the wall, taking up little to no room.
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It was as Lewis was up against the ropes that the definitive punch came.
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Lastly would be a quest called "Possession," where you come up against a Hym.
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Now he speculates those batteries rubbed up against each other, causing them to ignite.
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Klobuchar will be up against many of her Senate colleagues — including firebrands like Sen.
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Prospective buyers might want to see how they stack up against the competition, however.
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I will never have the temerity to go up against the old gods again.
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Make them go up against the undisputed queen of the genre, Bianca Del Rio.
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Of course, it is also up against other tech companies targeting the same regions.
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However, sometimes, the situation you're up against is affecting others in the workplace similarly.
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She knows how hard it is to go up against a politician like Gov.
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If they do, does anyone think they'll stand up against abuses of presidential power?
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It will be great practice for the next time you bump up against sexism.
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When you speak up against police brutality, it needs to include sex workers. 57.
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In 2018, the United States stands with dukes up against much of the world.
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And where were the Republicans standing up against conspiracy theories and for scientific integrity?
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Up against a bewildering, metastasizing enemy, Cuomo has so far shown decisive, forceful leadership.
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In some ways, I'm sympathetic to what Kalogridis and her team were up against.
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She pushed herself up against the table, gripping her cane tightly with one hand.
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Somebody that has a strong personality and a resiliency can stand up against mountains.
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Instead, the agency runs up against what's called "aggressive" planning in the tax world.
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But officials acknowledge that they are up against vexing legal, technological and ethical quandaries.
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Potentially. Of course, conveying that may butt up against the "do-gooder derogation" effect.
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We REDUCE the spread of content that brushes right up against our policy line.
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By high school, I had bumped up against the limits of my natural abilities.
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Young men, wrapped up against the bitter cold, dangle fishing lines into the water.
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And it is bumping up against the foundations upon which all independent journalism stands.
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The captain brought the boat up against Holmberg's and the women presented the Champagne.
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The Yankees' offense did not wait long before evening things up against Ervin Santana.
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Sometimes, though, this technocratic "tinkering" approach runs up against a much more complex reality.
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In March, the Shiites and Kurds, expecting United States support, rose up against Baghdad.
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The company appears to be bumping up against the limits of Seattle's talent pool.
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And I think of all the people who we're up against — there's no way.
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For Eisenberg, coming up against a brick wall is what writing often feels like.
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I put the "Waltz of the Flowers" up against any waltz written by anybody.
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But that might be different this year if he's up against former Lt. Gov.
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ET. Expectations could soon run up against reality, but Jackson Hole has surprised before.
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Trump has made toughening up against China a key pillar of his economic agenda.
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It was crowded and he was jammed up against her and slapped her behind.
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And so, through this question of occupancy, the stories brush up against each other.
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The UK will also immediately be up against three rapidly approaching new Brexit deadlines.
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Rockefellers knocked elbows with Vanderbilts and Whitneys; dukes bumped up against earls and barons.
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Some of those women say the actor groped, bit, or rubbed up against them.
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I'm not sure who would have won if Mélenchon had been up against her.
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Irene went to Del Taco to see how it measured up against Taco Bell.
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Turkey has supported rebel factions that rose up against the former Libyan leader Col.
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Like many women, she lives squished up against the glass of her own body.
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He argues an open system lowers the cost of going up against the forerunner.
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It was also up against the euro, trading 0.4 percent higher at 88.23 pence.
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FROST: And my final question, Mr. Blair, because we're right up against the clock.
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Both play in England's Premier League and have come up against each other before.
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American vision of a Ukraine anchored in the West comes up against three separate
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That depends on whether 4 Republicans will stand up against a ridiculously quick process.
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There is a lot up against this city and those who live in it.
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So now I'm backed up against it and he starts coming closer to me.
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Here he is holding you up against the cockpit wall with his massive claw . . .
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To protect all of us, New York needs to show up against anti-Semitism.
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He's throwing false promises up against the wall and seeing what sticks pre-election.
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Put Ruth Asawa's porous, basket-like wire sculptures up against Richard Serra's fortresslike walls.
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Small-scale growers across the state are increasingly up against much larger industrial farms.
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We have had this long three-year push, we&aposre right up against it.
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The fires are right up against the Sydney suburbs, an unfamiliar experience for residents.
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It's no easy task, especially when you're up against an actor and a politician.
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It&aposs not the Patriots&apos first brush up against the NFL rule book.
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It's going up against the two market leaders in full-size trucks in America.
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But the story is different when Trump matches up against the top Democratic contenders.
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But these hopes butt up against commercial interests and an instinct for self-preservation.
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We put it up against sand, dirt, dust, sweat, mustard, ketchup, you name it.
|
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"What's important is Apple has actually help up against the S&P," Verrone said.
|
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So, how do the Ghostbusters of today shape up against the boys of yesteryear?
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Trump's worst fear is to be matched up against a candidate like Bernie Sanders.
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Comparative psychologists are looking at how those capacities stack up against those of children.
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There are moral reasons, too, to push up against the limits of what's knowable.
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A tarp slung over a pile of stuff pushed up against the garage door.
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She pulled out her favorite pink dress and put it up against her body.
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In Gansu and elsewhere, the central government has also run up against local resistance.
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We are up against a deadline and we will need have to act accordingly.
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Here is what Mr. Trump said and how it stacked up against the facts.
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And astronomers forever have their noses pressed up against the window of the unknown.
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But he recognizes the forces that he and his partners are up against, too.
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Get up against that wall, and put your hands where I can see them!
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But women in Alabama are still up against the state's strict fetal homicide laws.
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This is not the first time Lust has run up against YouTube's content policies.
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The dollar was up against a basket of currencies, while U.S. Treasury yields fell.
|
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Whenever people think about the origins of music, they stack it up against language.
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Some furtively touch female passengers, while others rub up against the women they have targeted.
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Across France people have risen up against a political class that failed them (see article).
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Supporting stars Jeff Bridges will go up against Hugh Grant for the Supporting Actor award.
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Each game is played against an AI, with your rankings tallied up against your friends.
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The pound was also up against the dollar, fetching around $1.2433 at 11:03 a.m.
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U.S. stocks were trading lower, while the dollar was up against a basket of currencies.
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"They were going up against the biggest mesmerizing car crash in television history," she says.
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Here's how the President-elect's would-be border fortress stacks up against its Chinese competition.
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Anytime Crozier was up against Alicia, we knew we were in for a treat. 9.
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This is not the first time Chinese officials have come up against Zhejiang's Christian community.
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How does the bias present in humans stack up against the bias programmed into algorithms?
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"Others defended her with comments like, "Silence the haters and stand up against body shaming!
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That puts Microsoft and Slack more up against one another in the enterprise chat fight.
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