Trump does not like being upstaged on the world stage.
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"We didn't want to be upstaged," an EU diplomat said.
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Other analysts noted that Renault had been upstaged by PSA.
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"She is visually upstaged by the lighting," Ms. Karasoulas said.
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Spanberger's big moment was being upstaged by Omar's big moment.
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Though Kensli's expression is only slightly upstaged by papa's happy smile.
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Whatever anniversary present Prince William got Kate Middleton, it's been upstaged.
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This is the first time Raif has upstaged his famous relatives.
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It was always upstaged by flashier stuff from Mali and Cuba.
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You think Supreme would be upstaged by a Ghostbusters pinball machine?
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Nice try for Delaney, but he was upstaged in the end.
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But even there he seemed to be upstaged by the governor.
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"You have upstaged Anna Chapman," Torshin allegedly once wrote to her.
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It's not the first time the Kardashians have upstaged La Gioconda.
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Hard to imagine, but Brad and Leo might be getting upstaged.
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She was at once combative, cross that she had been upstaged.
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Donald Trump got upstaged on his Thank You tour by a teenage dabber Donald Trump got upstaged on his Thank You tour by a teenage dabber The dab is not dead, folks, the dab is not dead.
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Emmy Rossum & Sam Esmail: Flower girls upstaged the bride with a fight.
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Your holiday photographs have just been upstaged by the Queens of Upstaging.
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Dare I say the two may have upstaged Zendaya's spot-on impersonation?
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This pensive dog upstaged his owner and wasn't even aware of it.
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He upstaged her so completely that I stopped wishing she'd turn invisible.
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But he may have been upstaged by his boss: Jesus of Nazareth.
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Although a passable actress, Lamarr was upstaged by her remarkable good looks.
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First it collapses, then the buzzer beater in its game gets upstaged.
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The cheater's classmates will have resented what your daughter resented: being upstaged.
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He notes that the willful, flamboyant Roosevelt upstaged the staid, placid McKinley.
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De Niro&aposs outburst arguably upstaged the big winners at the Tony Awards.
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Whatever you had planned for Halloween, you've already been upstaged by a baby.
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It's not often his shirtless bod gets upstaged, but Shadow is REALLY cute!
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But KarJenner momager Kris Jenner hilariously upstaged her — and Kardashian West was devastated.
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As Denmark's deputy prime minister, she regularly upstaged her boss, Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLouis C.K.: These Stories Are TrueTaylor Swift: Upstaged By Eminem & Beyonce!
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Expect other "Energy Week" events to be similarly upstaged by the healthcare fight.
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With "Shoah" — Hebrew for catastrophe — Mr. Lanzmann upstaged everything he had done before.
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All that wondrousness and import and skill upstaged by the mundane, by us.
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Cultivation of the self was getting upstaged by the proliferation of the selfie.
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Being upstaged and ignored is not something to which Trump typically responds well.
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WATTERS: Greg was complaining in the commercial that the duck upstaged his animal video.
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Raisman, you have been upstaged by a sloth, a Cinderella, and many, many more.
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Instead, she and husband director Paul W.S. Anderson were upstaged by their adorable kiddo.
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"Quite rightly, Grumpy turned up and upstaged all of the Jellicle cats," Imogen said.
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But he somehow got upstaged at the ceremony, and he didn't mind a bit.
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Reagan, completely clueless about how to respond, had been upstaged by the supporting actor.
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Guns N' Roses got the cover — Aerosmith had been upstaged by their opening act.
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Academy Award winning director James Cameron does not seem to like to be upstaged.
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As often happens in adventure stories, the hero was occasionally upstaged by his sidekick.
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Still, he got booed off the stage and was upstaged by the presidential nominee.
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Upstaged by younger opposition leaders, Ledezma was not viewed as a future presidential candidate.
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Whether Lincoln would have felt upstaged by the Jefferson reference can never be known.
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You'd think Bella's sultry outfit couldn't possibly be upstaged ... but you'd be dead wrong.
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The lead-up to the Games was upstaged by a global showdown over LGBT rights.
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We've heard of brides being upstaged on their wedding day, but never quite like this.
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To keep from being upstaged, she playfully changed the reservation to a nearby Mexican restaurant.
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Morelli got married, but her news is upstaged by all the tales from the lake.
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In fact, Mr. Trump has relentlessly upstaged Mr. Pence from the start of their partnership.
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But neither is it much fun to see them upstaged by a beer-guzzling bear.
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However, multiple reports indicated that Trump felt upstaged by Pence's debate success after his own struggles.
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Travis Scott is no longer being upstaged by guests who he can't keep up with lyrically.
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That, in turn, upstaged reports about his former butler saying racist, violent things about President Obama.
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And it would leave the characters in a state of limbo, being upstaged by a void.
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The Ram also upstaged the Silverado in the interior department, and the exterior design is fresher.
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She had been upstaged by Andrew Breitbart — a late replacement for Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, who'd canceled.
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And Julián Castro upstaged them both, despite not being the best at Spanish (as he's admitted).
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Ryder Rating: 29/210, because Winona is absolutely upstaged by Cher and itty bitty Christina Ricci.
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" U.S. forward Megan Rapinoe on Alex Morgan's tea cup celebration: "I think I might have been upstaged.
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" U.S. forward Megan Rapinoe on Alex Morgan's tea cup celebration: "I think I might have been upstaged.
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Adele brought drag impersonator Feminem onto the stage during her Perth concert and promptly found herself upstaged.
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Hillary Clinton may have been upstaged by her opening act at an appearance in Iowa on Thursday.
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In fact, this once-a-year phenomenon was upstaged by a nearly once-in-a-lifetime event.
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"No Amanda was taken out because she just upstaged everyone lol" Shaad D'Souza is Noisey's Australian editor.
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Questions about Mr. Trump's temperament have again upstaged any discussion of policy differences between Republicans and Democrats.
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Vows Not every bride would be thrilled with the idea of being upstaged by a wedding guest.
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There were so many possibilities for being upstaged: the children, the dog, Tig Notaro and Octavia Spencer.
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Reagan promptly upstaged him with a fiery speech that laid the groundwork for his 1980 Reagan Revolution.
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Did Pickford feel upstaged by the movie's magnificent sets, designed by Svend Gade and William Cameron Menzies?
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Unlike Pence, Trump is unlikely to be upstaged by the North Korean delegation at the Closing Ceremony.
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The president's outrage at the protests and the ensuing debate have upstaged the injustice Kaepernick knelt against.
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I almost felt a little bad for Goulding, but there's no shame in being upstaged by Day.
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Jamaica's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce was upstaged in the women's 200m semi-finals by Brazil's Vitoria Cristina Rosa.
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During Tuesday night's State of the Union, House speaker Nancy Pelosi upstaged Trump by ripping up his speech.
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After finishing narrowly ahead of Mr. Rubio in New Hampshire, Mr. Bush has been upstaged by him here.
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The bright magenta pink color, swept across her cheeks and eyelids, somehow upstaged her gorgeously ornate gemstone headpiece.
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If you're Adele, you're probably not thinking that you're in danger of getting upstaged at your own show.
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They upstaged Simone Manuel, who claimed the top prize for the United States in the women's 2100m freestyle.
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Burnett grasped that the best way to keep Trump satisfied was to insure that he never felt upstaged.
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The lions and lawn jockeys on the property looked sort of sad, upstaged once again for the season.
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Sergio is quickly upstaged by the prime minister himself, who is in a temporary Napoleonic exile in Sardinia.
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Not to be upstaged, Rizzo launched a 1-0 offering into the left field bleachers for his 17th.
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In "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood," there is one scene where Mister Rogers's piano playing is upstaged.
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He upstaged LeBron James in back-to-back years in the Finals, taking home two straight Finals MVPs.
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He's constantly upstaged in Justice League by his superpowered teammates, who are stronger, faster, and smarter than him.
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It's not every day Chris gets upstaged, but Elsa stole the show in her sultry leopard one-piece.
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But, in the latest annual report on China's urban competitiveness, the city was again upstaged by rising neighbour Shenzhen.
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Then Trump's inauguration was upstaged by the gargantuan Women's March, a watershed day that drew millions of people worldwide.
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Urban nearly upstaged the talents with views of gilded staircases, underwater dreamscapes, tropical groves and castles wreathed in clouds.
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Elijah Manangoi upstaged a strong field to win the men's 1500 meters in a year's best time of 3:28.80.
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At her concert in St. Louis, Beyoncé was slightly upstaged by two of her dancers, who got engaged mid-show.
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Then he finally got on stage with her in March, only to be upstaged by his arch-nemesis Andrew Cuomo.
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Collis said the drug distribution business was not just "a pick, pack and ship business" that could easily be upstaged.
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He routinely upstaged leaders of the Conservative Party with speeches at its annual conference that enraptured many grass roots members.
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Chris Evans' dog Dodger is a star, but the adorable pooch found himself upstaged in his own video on Tuesday.
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Trump's press conference completely upstaged anything happening at the Democratic convention, which doesn't really get underway again until Wednesday evening.
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The low turnout amongst major Western leaders may also give more prominence to political personalities who may otherwise be upstaged.
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It led to an appearance on 'Ellen' and gigs at Coachella and Stagecoach ... where he actually upstaged Florida Georgia Line.
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And remember when Katy Perry was famously upstaged by two anthropomorphic dancing sharks during her 2015 Super Bowl halftime show?
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The low turnout among major Western leaders may also give more prominence to political personalities who may otherwise be upstaged.
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Houseparty came from the team behind Meerkat, the momentarily extremely popular live-streaming app that was very quickly upstaged by Periscope.
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For instance, Xiaomi, once thought to be China's Apple-killer, was upstaged by vendors like Oppo and Vivo offering physical locations.
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Miranda Kerr damn near upstaged her own engagement ring from billionaire Evan Spiegel by stepping out in a VERY mini dress.
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When they were chosen to headline the Super Bowl in 2016 (and later completely upstaged by Beyoncé), I vouched for them.
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This effectively upstaged the debate and drew media attention away from the recently unearthed tapes of Trump bragging about sexual assault.
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But during their peak Thursday night and Friday morning this year, they're getting upstaged by a brighter neighbor in the sky.
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The Washington pitcher was upstaged by Andrew Cashner, who gave up just one run in seven innings to get the win.
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S. trade tensions upstaged optimism that the United States and Canada could clinch a new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Not to be upstaged by rep Devin Nunez who called Democrats a cult and said that they were loyally following their leader.
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They were both upstaged this weekend by none other than DJ Khaled, who shared fiancée Nicole Tuck's adventures in labor on Snapchat.
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That's all very sweet, but it's about to be royally upstaged by this incredible room covered in 7,000 sticky notes of love.
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But his moment in (near?) the sun was upstaged by the discovery of seven Earth-like planets in a nearby solar system.
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Kim Kardashian showed up with a new short 'do ... and Tyga also showed up, but the birthday girl could not be upstaged.
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Even with Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez and LL Cool J at the Grammys, cats — as usual — upstaged them all. TheTruth.
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The Atletico Madrid forward also declared his admiration for Ronaldo after the Portuguese upstaged his two goals with his whirlwind hat-trick.
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She upstaged both Mr. Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders, whom many expected to dominate the debate with a spirited back-and-forth.
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I think that my daughter is loath to do anything because in part she is upset about being upstaged by a cheater.
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Lil Pump's nightmare set at Lollapalooza was nearly upstaged by what went down in his Lambo ... while talking about the Lollapalooza nightmare.
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When I asked Kerr how it made her feel to be upstaged by YouTube, her generosity surprised me, "That's Ella," she said.
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You know when you get completely romantically upstaged and it feels like you've been outmanouevred in some sort of chess game of emotions?
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Earlier this week, Samsung upstaged its own Galaxy S10 unveiling (all four of them) with another big announcement: its foldable Galaxy Fold phone.
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Hugh Jackman got adorably upstaged by his 12-year-old Logan costar Dafne Keen at the MTV Movie & TV Awards on Sunday night.
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Yet a viral eye roll by reporter Liang Xiangyi has upstaged the stony-faced gathering, leading to her being censored on social media.
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As Friendster gave way to Myspace, and Myspace lost out to Facebook, so shalt Facebook be upstaged by the next great social network.
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The fight is one of the last of the night, and it seems to have upstaged the heavyweight championship bout, the headline event.
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The guests dined on a raw bar, ate a surf and turf dinner and enjoyed music from a D.J., who was definitely upstaged.
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Around 20,000 people attended the weekend event, including many visitors who flew in, but technical issues upstaged the hype and broke the event.
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"Crisis," produced two and a half years later, is more performative — although here Kennedy is upstaged by Alabama's new governor, George C. Wallace.
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How humiliating it might have been for the current mayor to have been upstaged by his predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, we don't know.
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All of it was upstaged by former White House press secretary Sean Spicer himself, in a controversial appearance that set social media afire.
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The prime minister then arranged to have his own meeting with Mr. Trump on Monday as well, and he ultimately upstaged Mr. Gantz.
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The incident upstaged the appeals rulings, which were important for Croatia - it suspended a session of parliament so lawmakers could follow the hearing.
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They're generous and skillfully cooked, but they're often upstaged by the appetizers and pastas and occasionally by the vegetables they share their plates with.
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Drake handled the hosting duties Monday night during the first annual NBA Awards, but he very well might have been upstaged by his date!
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And either way, for the moment, Gab has arguably upstaged the work of admins and developers who have been nurturing their communities for years.
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Reporting from the steps of 21 Downing Street, one expects to be upstaged by the sudden appearance of the UK's Prime Minister Theresa May.
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The Grammy nominee, 27, was upstaged by his 18-month-old daughter Willa Gray, who smiled for the cameras moments before her dad's performance.
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He had always been a golden boy, athletic, funny, and magnetic; even though he was younger, Egan had felt upstaged by him growing up.
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Minutes into his own impeachment hearing in Zimbabwe's Parliament, the embattled president upstaged proceedings, when the Speaker announced that he had received a letter.
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But like Ryan's other recent policy rollouts, this one in the Capitol's ornate Statuary Hall, could be upstaged by Trump's controversial comments and policies.
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But he was upstaged by a former teammate, Rockets guard James Harden, who had one of the most impressive triple-doubles in N.B.A. history.
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She's got an entire athleisure line dedicated to her name, killer baby fashion style, and one time, the 5-year-old upstaged Mariah Carey herself.
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This is a big deal for us Canadians, only upstaged by the fact that Drake is being wildly annoying on the sidelines during the games.
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And, for a film about an established team of performers, Mr Coogan and Mr Reilly are at times upstaged by the film's other double act.
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But the ironic thing about Crawl is that the alligators are almost upstaged by the far bigger and nastier threat: that of impending ecological collapse.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, second lady Karen Pence and national security adviser H.R. McMaster got upstaged by a rabbit on Tuesday.
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The Haute Dog Howl'oween Parade went down Sunday in Long Beach with canines turning up in some creative costumes which upstaged their two-legged owners.
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But the holy grail product is about to be upstaged by something way cooler — or, err, hotter — with its newest addition: the Naked Heat Palette.
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Torshin commented that "you have upstaged Anna Chapman," a reference to the Russian spy apprehended in a sting known as the "illegals" a decade ago.
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Just as he gains the recognition he deserves as the ultimate socks symbol, he's gone and been upstaged by none other than Ireland's prime minister.
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I also liked Else Holmelund Minarik's "Little Bear" (illustrated by Sendak), who cheerfully makes some grim-sounding soup that is upstaged by a layer cake.
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He's wonderful, too, a snoopy, Snoopy-looking guy, who can't be upstaged by high-on-drugs costumes (a Bedouin turban and a T-shirt, say).
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This is not the first time the Moon has ostentatiously upstaged one of its cosmic neighbors from the vantage point of NASA's space-based cameras.
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But like Kennedy in Paris, he did seem thoroughly upstaged when he introduced his wife to Pope Francis after an audience in the Apostolic Palace.
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Elliott, who is 177 yards shy of Eric Dickerson's 33-year-old rookie rushing record of 1,808 yards, was almost upstaged by Detroit's Zach Zenner.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer-turned-liberal-celebrity who once represented Stormy Daniels, upstaged the publication of Ramirez's story by announcing an accusation of his own.
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Although the panel's work was upstaged by criminal indictments, some of Volcker's recommendations were incorporated into the Sarbanes-Oxley Act passed by Congress in 443.
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"You have upstaged Anna Chapman: She poses with toy pistols, while you are being published with real ones," the official said, according to the filing.
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Kim Kardashian brought out her cleavage 'A' game for one of her last nights in Cuba -- but she got upstaged by her own daughter's dance moves.
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The whole fam went out Thursday for some fun in the sun -- and the kids are so freakin' adorable they almost upstaged Kim's famed assets. Almost.
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Vice President Mike Pence, second lady Karen Pence, Ivanka Trump and national security adviser H.R. McMaster were "upstaged" Tuesday CNN's Betsy Klein reported, by a bunny.
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Holly Maniatty, a certifed sign language interpreter upstaged hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg with her enthusiasm during his concert at the Jazz Fest in New Orleans.
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Smith scores 19 as Panthers down Jets WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Florida Panthers right winger Reilly Smith upstaged teammate and seemingly ageless wonder Jaromir Jagr on Tuesday night.
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But while Wozniak's goal was noble, it turned out that the electronics firms that Apple had upstaged in the 70s were going to win this round.
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He accused the British government of acting like Inspector Lestrade, the hapless detective from the Arthur Conan Doyle novels who is constantly upstaged by Sherlock Holmes.
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Zayn Malik's got a shaved and tatted skull -- but even that's upstaged by the fact he's apparently back with Gigi Hadid and doing some serious PDA.
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There was a clear winner in Iowa not named Clinton, Sanders or Cruz -- it's the kid who totally upstaged Hillary Clinton with stickers on his face.
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It was a second week of thrilling games in the N.F.L., upstaged by the intense focus on whether players stood or knelt during the national anthem.
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But at the museum, they all may be upstaged by a human star: Sonia Manzano, who played Maria on the show for more than 40 years.
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The starry cast also includes Snoop Dogg, Isla Fisher, Zac Efron, Jimmy Buffett and Martin Lawrence, but they all get upstaged by McConaughey in a thong.
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Ms. Khupe was upstaged by Nelson Chamisa, a charismatic 232-year-old former minister whom Mr. Tsvangirai had appointed as a vice president of the party.
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The impressive 17-year-old upstaged James Roberts and fourth-placed Magnussen, who was crestfallen after failing to qualify in his favourite event on his 25th birthday.
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The surprise 2012 champion had no problems finding the big red cross target on Friday as, for the second Games running, she upstaged more fancied Chinese rivals.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBill Cosby's Big Day in CourtLeo DiCaprio Has a New Enemy'The Bachelor' Does a Poor Job Celebrating Black History MonthHillary Clinton Gets Upstaged in Iowa
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Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto Online, which launched over five years ago, isn't the studio's newest online game — it was upstaged by Red Dead Online last year.
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Trump -- who raised eyebrows at Sunday's debate by standing close behind Clinton as she spoke -- has claimed in recent days that Clinton upstaged him at the event.
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OSLO (Reuters) - World junior record holder Sydney McLaughlin upstaged Olympic champion Dalilah Muhammad to win the women's 400 meters hurdles race at the Bislett Games on Thursday.
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Donald Trump and the Dream Team Dabber VICE News captured the many times when The Donald was upstaged at his first "thank you" tour rally on Thursday.
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The shocked and angry unnamed bride, who understandably felt upstaged by John's actions, wrote to Slate's advice column, Dear Prudence, to ask whether her anger was warranted.
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But there are moments when even the climactic spectacle, with American bombers pounding the mountainsides, are upstaged by the sight of the wind moving in the leaves.
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CHECK IN The latest iteration of Soho House in London, built in the old midcentury BBC television headquarters, risks being upstaged by the crowd that flocks there.
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" AOL claimed that Hicks had "upstaged" Melania in a "fashion showdown"; Hollywood Life reported that as Melania headed home, "Hope busted out another eye-catching look in Vietnam!
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It's the same franchise quicksand that Ritchie stepped into with his Sherlock Holmes reboot back in 2009, when mental gymnastics were upstaged by razzle-dazzle bare-knuckle brawls.
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The reserved Zagitova upstaged two-time world champion and training partner Evgenia Medvedeva, who for months had been favored for gold but last year suffered a broken foot.
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Springsteen played the Barclays Center in Brooklyn Monday night -- and damn near got upstaged by Christie's nonstop dancing ... which was captured by Boss fans all over the arena.
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Emerging from a Rolls Royce, Jackie wore black, like all of the other ladies in attendance — except Ethel, who upstaged her guests in a shimmering emerald-green gown.
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But it wasn't long before Ryan found himself upstaged by a completely new brand of cool, in the form of his best friend and adopted brother Seth Cohen.
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OBERSTDORF, Germany (Reuters) - Defending champion Kamil Stoch upstaged home favorite Richard Freitag to win the opening leg of ski jumping's prestigious Four Hills tournament at Oberstdorf on Saturday.
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AMSTERDAM — The Dutch government's prosecution of a far-right lawmaker for hate speech was upstaged by his continued racial vitriol on Monday before the trial could get underway.
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There's dramatic potential in Ryder's struggle to assert his identity, only to be upstaged by unforeseen troubles, but Mr. Sobel's film skates past any persuasive sense of motivation.
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Their collaborative performance upstaged Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield, this season's Heisman winner, who was intermittently outstanding following a week of intense scrutiny over his dealing with flulike symptoms.
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And Mr. Barr noted that he upstaged his daughter's wedding, a day before she was to marry, when Mr. Trump announced he would nominate him as attorney general.
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The delegation was partially upstaged by Hyon Song-wol, a North Korean singer, above, who was greeted by a media frenzy normally reserved for homegrown K-pop stars.
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We caught up with Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir, the NBC figure skating analysts who have all but upstaged the athletes with their very-big-night-out attire.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg was briefly upstaged during CNN's LGBTQ town hall by transgender protesters, but there are no hard feelings -- in fact, he's taking a stand for them.
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THE OLD EMPIRE STRIKES BACK: The Europeans, who are thoroughly fed up with being upstaged by the Trump-Xi show, might just have a trick up their sleeve.
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Both he and Trump have been upstaged by the political machinations of an intelligence community that has forgotten the limits of its power in the context of democracy.
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I had a llama do that and not to be upstaged by that llama, I had a camel do the same thing next to the llama, side-by-side!
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But he was upstaged earlier the same night by the actual vice president—a testament to Joe Biden's otherworldly appeal as the salty populist of the American middle class.
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Even in the quaint surrounds of Windsor in the UK, where a reporter for Australian show Sunrise was upstaged by a kid in a passing car on Sunday night.
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In the past week alone, McCarthy has upstaged Jimmy Fallon in a fierce lip sync battle and attended the premiere of her new movie, "The Boss," which opens today.
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Trump has told confidants that he didn't like being upstaged by the perception of Bannon as the real power in the White House — or his feud with his family.
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The sentiment isn't too far off, of course — and the new phones certainly weren't done a whole lot of good when the iPhone X upstaged them mere minutes later.
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Maybe it was Mayor Bill de Blasio's rough week at the Democratic National Convention, when he was relegated to a daytime speaking slot and upstaged by his archrival, Gov.
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But in "Argo," he was also embedded in that movie's enjoyably loony complications and upstaged by a couple of world-class scene-stealers in Alan Arkin and John Goodman.
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But the two rivals spent much of the evening arguing with each other, and both were repeatedly upstaged by clashes involving the candidates better known at the national level.
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" In another photo of the bride and her daughter, Montgomery joked about Sunday's adorable outfit, writing, "Upstaged by my daughter even on my wedding day 🤷🏻♀️ #dreamwedding #dreamdress #sophieetvoila.
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A struggling actress upstaged on her own show, she deals with a pathological need for attention along with more universal female complaints such as weight gain and ageist beauty standards.
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Never mind that Mr. DiCaprio has upstaged himself multiple times this season, be it by meeting the Pope, or grimacing at Lady Gaga, or sucking away on his vape pen.
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Chris Pratt has nothing but love for Guardians of the Galaxy, but he'll be the first to tell you the movie is about to be upstaged — by its own sequel.
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The highly anticipated U.S.-China summit was upstaged by U.S. missile strikes overnight against a Syrian air base from which Trump said a deadly chemical weapon attack had been launched.
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The 92-year-old monarch officially moved into Balmoral Castle in Scotland for her annual summer break on Monday, but one naughty animal's inopportune bathroom break nearly upstaged her arrival.
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Jost and Che were preceded – and upstaged – by SNL co-stars Kate McKinnon and Kenan Thompson singing "We Solved It," a song about how the Emmys solved Hollywood's representation problem.
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Apple's big reveal for iPhone 7 was upstaged thanks to its own Twitter account ... where images of the new phone were leaked even before CEO Tim Cook could unveil it.
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As we reported ... Amanda wasn't mad about not making the final cut of the album artwork, and joked she was simply too good looking for it and upstaged everyone else.
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BUT IT'S MY PARTY, SO LET ME CRY IF I WANT TO: Hillary Clinton has a tough act to follow tonight and she has a serious chance of being upstaged.
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While Macron met with local business chiefs in the area, Le Pen upstaged him by appearing at the Whirpool dishwasher factory, on the other side of town from the cemetery.
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Mr. Trump, never one to be upstaged in creating a flamboyant diversion, threatened to invite another woman from Mr. Clinton's past, Gennifer Flowers, and seat her in the front row.
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She will note that Macron may have upstaged her on the back-slapping stakes, but to scant effect — it looks certain that Trump will pull out of the Iran deal.
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Apple is expected to unveil three new iPhone models today that are so similar to last year's lineup, they may be upstaged by details about the company's upcoming video service.
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On the first two nights of the five-day meet, the Olympic medalists Simone Manuel, Josh Prenot and Katie Meili were upstaged by Mallory Comerford, Nic Fink and Bethany Galat.
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But the unfolding developments — which upstaged the large gathering in Jerusalem of world leaders, including President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Prince Charles — did not appear to end there.
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But the unfolding developments — which upstaged the large gathering in Jerusalem of world leaders, including President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Prince Charles — did not appear to end there.
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It is good to see the Philharmonic standing by Mozart and trying to do its best by him in this age of period specialization, but this effort was unforeseeably upstaged.
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It's not just that these events upstaged him—they were a reminder, from the distant past and a possible future, of how outdated our traditional notion of albums has become.
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Not to be upstaged, there were two theatrical proposals, one in an empty theater in Massachusetts and another on a Broadway stage — and that was just the half of it.
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Read more " _____ Susan Wright in RedState: "Donald Trump doesn't like being upstaged, and today's Rose Garden conference looked suspiciously like a dash of cold water, right in Bannon's uppity face.
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Ireland Baldwin looks to be working on a full sleeve of tattoos, but her ink got upstaged by the rest of her bod when she posed on a Hawaiian beach.
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Hell, at one point, Coldplay was upstaged by former bands that have played halftime, thanks to a lengthy clips package of footage of Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, and many others.
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Frenchman Simon, who upstaged world number three Stan Wawrinka in the previous round, continued his fine run with a 4-6 6-4 7-6(5) win over American Jack Sock.
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On Thursday night, he was upstaged by Luka Modric, Croatia's man-of-the-match playmaker and 32-year-old captain who played with joie de vivre and scored a stunning goal.
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Dude gets a shiny new Hot Toys figure for Civil War, and is promptly upstaged by the coolest little bonus accessory possible: a bonus arrow carrying an Ant-Man-shaped payload.
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Cruz sensationally withheld an endorsement of Trump in his speech Wednesday, earning a chorus of boos from the floor while getting upstaged in a power play by the GOP nominee himself.
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Argentina came alive after the break and Messi missed a glaring chance from close range and he was upstaged down the other end by a superb goal from Colombia's Roger Martinez.
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Hunt and Brown upstaged another Panthers rookie — goalie Sam Montembeault, who had zero wins a couple of days ago but has now won two straight games after stopping 19 Wings shots.
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Turner homer hands Dodgers 1-0 win over Giants LOS ANGELES — Rich Hill upstaged Johnny Cueto, and the Los Angeles Dodgers added to the woes of the reeling San Francisco Giants.
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Uhuru Kenyatta knew he could portray his trial as a heroic struggle — but only if he upstaged Moreno-Ocampo in the cross-examination, which was being broadcast live on Kenyan television.
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President Obama's convention speech on Wednesday was notable for being "upstaged by T.P.P. protesters and other noisy audience members," according to the opening paragraph of an article on the channel's website.
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Ms. Mattiacci is part of a new wave of cooks, farmers, chefs and bakers working to preserve and popularize the food of Umbria, which has long been upstaged by its neighbors.
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In past royal weddings, the bride's mother has remained in the background, ceremonially upstaged by the bride's father, who accompanies her to the venue and then walks her down the aisle.
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Ten years ago, nearly to the day, Mr. Trump dumped tens of thousands of dollars on delighted fans at a WWE fan appreciation night, bragging that he had upstaged Mr. McMahon.
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But she also found herself occasionally upstaged by a glimpse of the five-month-old Ash himself, who watched some of the evening's acts in the arms of friends and performers.
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The highly anticipated U.S.-China summit has been upstaged, however, by U.S. missile strikes overnight against a Syrian air base from which Trump said a deadly chemical weapon attack had been launched.
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While Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton went HAM on each other during the NYC roast/charity dinner ... they were also getting upstaged by a pair of famous boobs that were expertly placed.
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Center for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr. Thomas Frieden upstaged his own speech about Zika virus last week to warn about what the arrival of mcr-1 means for people everywhere.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Belarussian Uladzislau Hancharou upstaged world champion Gao Lei and 2012 Olympic gold medalist Dong Dong to soar to victory in trampoline gymnastics at the Rio Games on Saturday.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Ferrari veteran Kimi Raikkonen rolled back the years and upstaged his championship-leading team mate Sebastian Vettel to take pole position at the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday.
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Still, it must really sting to come across as so dry, so without humour, such a cavernous vacuum of banter, that you are upstaged by Fyfe Dangerfield and Madge Bishop off Neighbours.
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In the tinder-dry mountains of California, where media coverage of the wildfire crisis was largely upstaged by the hurricanes, heroic firefighters battled rapidly spreading flames whipped by shifty gale-force winds.
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The next evening, the two of them sneaked off to a wine bar, where they had appetizers, and their first offstage kiss, which was upstaged by the previous one at the audition.
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And perhaps more puzzling, Cadillac's greatest sport-utility success story, the massive Escalade, is now being upstaged by Lincoln's red-hot Navigator, whose style and lavish interior have impressed critics and buyers.
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Her natural beauty is not so much upstaged as complemented by the gorgeousness of St.-Tropez itself, which lolls across the hills behind her, caressed by impossibly blue water and gentle wind.
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Breakingviews When the world's most powerful chief executive is renowned for never apologizing, it takes a special form of incompetence to be upstaged in the contrition department by President Trump's White House.
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Sure, Ronaldo helped Juventus return to Turin in Italy with a crucial UEFA Champions League group stage victory, but he was ultimately upstaged by an unheralded 21-year-old called Rodrigo Bentancur.
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A French diplomatic source said it was not the first time that Salvini had made such comments and that it was probably because he felt he had been upstaged by Di Maio.
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In his eight years as Ronald Reagan's vice-president, though they had sparred bitterly in the 19923 primaries over Reagan's "voodoo economics" and his callow Hollywood sparkle, he never criticised or upstaged him.
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I have an aversion to karaoke after the band I used to play in was entirely upstaged at a gig by a karaoke machine, but, as pastimes go, it remains a huge market.
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The 27-year-old had been a surprise champion four years ago and was expected to be upstaged in Rio by Chinese world champion Li Dan or 2008 Beijing gold medallist He Wenna.
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One of the most telling moments came from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who upstaged Trump's theatrics by ripping up a copy of his speech before either of them had even left the dais.
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In his eight years as Ronald Reagan's vice-president, though they had sparred bitterly in the 1980 primaries over Reagan's "voodoo economics" and his callow Hollywood sparkle, he never criticised or upstaged him.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Graters gonna grate, but a food sculptor may have upstaged Beyoncé with a cheesy rendition of the internet-breaking photograph she recently shared to announce her pregnancy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Twice world champion Evgenia Medvedeva was upstaged by Russian compatriot Alina Zagitova in the short program at the European championships on Thursday as Russians pairs swept the podium on home ice.
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Going on to craft more than his fair share of videos around them from that era and pairing colourful minimalist sets with dynamic street and studio performers that sometimes upstaged the artists themselves.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Russia's Mikhail Kolyada upstaged a stellar field in the men's short program to emerge as the surprise leader at the third grand prix event of the season in Beijing on Friday.
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Kate Upton was upstaged by her own ass at her 24th bday party in NYC Wednesday night -- hitting up the bash with her MLB star fiance Justin Verlander in a see-through outfit.
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O.T. Fagbenle is an understated actor trying to make Luke a true partner, a flawed person, and a narrative parallel, but he's still getting upstaged by little girls in red coats playing outside.
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Talk about being upstaged... Summer-Fall, 2016 Show business seems to have an inherently self-reflexive bent: its history teems with movies about the movie industry, with plays and musicals about the theater.
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Her droll, perfunctory gyrations and sketchy device to bust a dealer in stolen goods are worth noting, but these are upstaged by the wealth of scenes shot in the long-gone Steeplechase Park.
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Everything here, though, is upstaged by Jeremy Herbert's stagy wind effects; the most memorable image is of Letty's 12-foot wedding veil sustained at a 45-degree upward diagonal from Ms. Osipova's head.
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At the World Fly-In Expo, an air show held in the central Chinese city of Wuhan last month, jets, hot air balloons, autogiros and ultralight planes were upstaged by Chinese-made drones.
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I went back to Joan Osborne's "Relish," from 21997, and found that the popularity and notoriety of "One of Us" had upstaged how vital the rest of her singing was and still is.
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Last fall, though, Stern, who died in 1999, shared a retrospective with Coppola at the Museum of Modern Art, and the Sueños, in their first major U.S. exhibition, roundly upstaged Coppola's abstract cityscapes.
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The highly anticipated U.S.-China summit was upstaged by U.S. missile strikes overnight against a Syrian air base from which Trump said a deadly chemical weapon attack had been launched earlier in the week.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Belarussia's Uladzislau Hancharou upstaged world champion Gao Lei and 2012 Olympic gold medallist Dong Dong to soar to victory in trampoline gymnastics at the Rio Games on Saturday.
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The political risk advisory group said he was upstaged by fellow conservative and Tehran mayor Mohammad Qalibaf, as well as First Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri, who served as a surrogate for his boss, Rouhani.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As a dozen scantily clad Brazilian Samba dancers gyrated on to the stage, rocking peacock-style headdresses and glittery thongs, Usain Bolt was not about to be intimidated or upstaged.
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It's also smart optics — Middleton wouldn't want to be upstaged by a prince and a TV star, but she also wouldn't want to look mean or exclude some of her other friends' plus-ones.
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VAL D'ISERE, France (Reuters) - Six-times World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher was upstaged by Frenchman Alexis Pinturault after getting in a tangle with a gate flag at the Val d'Isere giant slalom on Saturday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nigel Farage, the face of Brexit who forced Britain to hold an EU referendum and then upstaged the government by forging a friendship with Donald Trump, is a hard act to follow.
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He often upstaged his own president or prime minister, welcoming prominent guests like Pope John Paul II, President Ronald Reagan and the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev, and giving lavish dinners at City Hall.
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We're sure Jimmy Kimmel's been hard at work on his monologue for the 2017 Oscars, but he may have already been upstaged by the one-two comedic punch of Nick Kroll and John Mulaney.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - When the world's most powerful chief executive is renowned for never apologizing, it takes a special form of incompetence to be upstaged in the contrition department by Donald Trump's White House.
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SpaceX's global internet play might have caught the world's attention with its 60-satellite launch last month, but little did we know that it had already been upstaged — at least in terms of sheer numbers.
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This point would go without saying were it not for this war's curious history, which again and again relegated both Koreas to the rank of extras as they were upstaged by their Cold War patrons.
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But that positive bit of news for Mr. Kasich, reported in The Post-Standard of Syracuse on Friday, was upstaged by a headline blaring "Trump to Visit," announcing an event more than a week away.
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Trump should remind Putin that the last time Moscow upstaged the American nuclear arsenal the U.S. responded with an expensive modernization of its own, which helped collapse the Kremlin-run economy and end the Cold War.
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DOHA (Reuters) - South African Akani Simbine upstaged an illustrious field including Asafa Powell, Justin Gatlin and Andre de Grasse to win the men's 100 meters at the opening Diamond League meeting of the season on Friday.
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Rory McIlroy was upstaged by a heckler in the gallery at the Ryder Cup Thursday morning -- when the golfer missed a putt multiple times ... and an American heckler came out and showed him how it's done!
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But it may have set off Donald Trump's temper: Both CNN's John King and CNBC's John Harwood reported that Trump was telling aides he was furious that his running mate upstaged him and won the debate.
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Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said her boss was "excited" and "proud" after Mike Pence's debate performance Tuesday night, pushing back against reports that the Manhattan billionaire felt upstaged by his running mate's superior showing.
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Chinese propaganda chiefs did not appear to be amused that Mr. Xi had been upstaged to some extent at his own conference, and the official Chinese news media pointedly made little mention of the piano performance.
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As he arrived at the swanky Metropole Hotel on Wednesday to advance his historic direct diplomacy with Kim, Trump was quickly upstaged by the damning congressional testimony of his longtime former attorney and adviser Michael Cohen.
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Flip phones that seemed cutting-edge in 2010 were quickly upstaged in the smartphone era, experimental forms of gaming flopped, and old devices were replaced by faster and sleeker versions with more speed, storage, and features.
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But while the launchpad view was certainly captivating, it has now been upstaged by a new ULA video released on Tuesday from the POV of the "rocket cams" hitched to the outside of the powerful vehicle.
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My boss and I were speechless when we learned about this professional breach caused by petty jealousy on the part of an embassy bureaucrat who felt upstaged by what my boss thought was creative undercover reporting.
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Although the position of secretary of state is widely considered the most prestigious in any cabinet, Tillerson has been upstaged by Trump's 36-year-old son-in-law Jared Kushner and by Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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Fellow southpaw Alex Wood upstaged his three-time Cy Young Award-winning teammate one night later, striking out 10 over six scoreless frames in a 33-0 win - the Rockies' second home shutout loss of the season.
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Trump insisted that France not act before the US, lest he be upstaged by his younger French counterpart, with whom he's fostered a close friendship after their relationship began with a tense, white-knuckled handshake in Brussels.
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Waller-Bridge had an outstanding awards season with both shows, but her Emmys sweep was quickly upstaged days later by an even bigger victory: a multimillion-dollar Amazon deal to make new exclusive content for Prime Video.
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Xhaka was almost upstaged by Shaqiri who clipped the crossbar with a curling, dipping shot from the unlikeliest of angles and the match turned into a pulsating end-to-end affair which was brilliantly settled by Shaqiri.
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Athletics 6, Angels 5 Jonathan Lucroy upstaged Albert Pujols' 625th career home run with a walk-off single with one out in the bottom of the 11th inning, giving Oakland a come-from-behind victory over Los Angeles.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - American teenager Amanda Anisimova upstaged 11th seed Aryna Sabalenka 6-3 6-2 to storm into the fourth round of the Australian Open and signal the arrival of a new force in women's tennis on Friday.
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But the debate has been upstaged this week by the growing number reports of brutal police tactics that critics say have also injured bystanders who weren't even involved in the protests, which are still being held each weekend.
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One bearded, tattooed man learned this lesson the hard way when he tried to show off a dumbbell trick in a basketball gym (for some reason) and gets completely upstaged by the older man shooting hoops behind him.
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Just hours before Mr Abe announced the election, Ms Koike upstaged him by declaring, at an event expected to reveal the name of a panda born at a zoo in Tokyo, that she would lead the new party.
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The announcement comes after 23-year-old Dybala upstaged his fellow Argentine Lionel Messi by scoring twice in a Champions League match on Tuesday to set Juventus on the way to an emphatic 3-0 win over Barcelona.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Young local Cameron Davis upstaged Jordan Spieth and Jason Day by shooting an eight-under-par 113 in benign morning conditions for a two-shot lead after the first round of the Australian Open on Thursday.
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The Irish Rep's great clown John Keating, an exuberant string bean with a shock of curly hair, is nearly upstaged by Ed Malone, a younger actor built along the same pleasantly absurd lines and a deft physical comedian.
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Global Soccer LONDON — With all due respect for Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, who have monopolized FIFA's player of the year award for the past eight years, they were upstaged for a glorious moment in Zurich this time around.
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The B-Street Band is apparently no stranger to political gigs; it also rocked the Garden State Gala in 2009, though they may have been slightly upstaged by the actual Bruce Springsteen, who also played for Obama that weekend.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A young boy upstaged Pope Francis on Wednesday, escaping from his mother and running onto the papal podium at a general audience, tugging on the hand of a Swiss guardsman and playing behind the pontiff's chair.
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TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - Paulo Dybala upstaged his fellow Argentine Lionel Messi by scoring two exquisitely taken goals to set Juventus on the way to an emphatic 3-0 win over an underwhelming Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday.
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On the latter, he was swiftly upstaged by his longtime rival, Governor Andrew Cuomo, who issued an order to close bars and restaurants statewide sometime between using prison labor to make hand sanitizer and resurfacing plans to cut Medicaid.
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And even though world-renowned soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo upstaged Beyoncé in November, getting 11.3 million likes on a photo of his family after the birth of his fourth child, his picture has not yet had the same cultural impact.
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As it stands, Magic Leap seems extremely vulnerable to being upstaged by a bigger company — Apple's increasing investment in AR isn't particularly secret, after all — and that's if the world turns out to be ready for mixed reality at all.
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The small details might be upstaged by John's sparkly Dodgers costume and Swarovski-framed sunglasses, but strip away the over-the-top trappings of his life and his most recognizable physical feature is that gap between his two front teeth.
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Eight years after being upstaged in Iowa by Barack Obama, Monday night brought more disappointing results for Hillary Clinton, who leaves the state with a razor-thin lead over Democratic rival Bernie Sanders after the first nominating contest of 2016.
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The Floss got re-dubbed the Backpack Kid when Katy Perry brought him on stage during her Saturday Night Live performance in May, and he upstaged everyone while doing his rubber band-limbed moves, while — you guessed it — wearing a backpack.
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Read more: 15 times royal kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and baby Archie upstaged their famous parentsAs a tribute to Britain's future king, we've rounded up the best photos from every British royal baby born over the past 100 years.
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The U.F.C. event upstaged another big fight happening across the country in Las Vegas on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, where boxer Saúl Álvarez, known as Canelo, knocked out Sergey Kovalev to win a light heavyweight title.
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But that video, along with an earlier one, has been upstaged by a bizarre surrounding installation that transforms Cohan's white-box space into a funky Chinatown shop or bus-company waiting room with metal chairs, broken A.T.M.s and a shabby facade.
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Often a wise, warm, empathic onscreen presence, the 58-year-old Ms. Janney as LaVona was caustic and cruel, and almost upstaged by the pet bird that sat on her shoulder, pecking at her, for one extended, wickedly funny scene.
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His plan to tell his family is upstaged after, in a single evening at the dinner table, his daughter (Odessa Young) comes out and his wife (Rosemarie DeWitt) reveals that she's having an affair with his university's chancellor (Ron Livingston).
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Read more: 15 ways weddings will look different in 2019 12 times couples were upstaged at their own weddings The 4 mistakes you're most likely to make when choosing an engagement ring 23 shocking celebrity weddings no one saw coming
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In Dirk Nowitzki's last home game of his Hall of Fame-worthy run with the Dallas Mavericks, in which he scored 30 points on 31 shots before closing out his career the next night in San Antonio, Crawford arguably upstaged him.
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PARIS — France's presidential contest moved on Wednesday to an unlikely arena: a tumble dryer factory in the country's north where, if the far-right candidate, Marine Le Pen, did not quite humiliate her rival, Emmanuel Macron, she sure upstaged him.
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Okay, maybe "upstaged" is a strong word, since as Kroll and Mulaney pointed out, it's not super likely that many people were actually watching the Independent Spirit Awards, which air on IFC and specifically honor the previous year in independent filmmaking.
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PROMONTORY, Utah (Reuters) - Connie Young Yu says that when her parents joined a delegation of fellow Chinese-Americans attending a 2100 event commemorating the centennial of the first U.S. Transcontinental Railroad, they were snubbed, upstaged by Hollywood star John Wayne.
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Then, he was upstaged by the web-slingin' Peter Parker himself, Tom Holland, in what was the unexpected debut of the brand new suit to be featured in the 2019 release Spider-Man: Far From Home, the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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It has upstaged the recent attention -- and vandalism -- on the star belonging to Bill Cosby, where some people have asked for that star's removal after more than 40 women have publicly accused the comedian of sexual misconduct over the past 40 years.
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Henrik, upset about being upstaged by his own son, decamped to his vineyard in France complaining that he wasn't allowed to receive guests in his own home, adding he felt humiliated to be relegated to third-place status behind his wife and son.
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At the end of the night, fireworks shot into the sky from behind the stage, but they were upstaged by the rain, which began during "Friends in Low Places" and really took hold during "The Dance," one of Mr. Brooks's most scarred ballads.
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Instead, upstaged by a senator whose final acts were defined by his calls for bipartisan unity amid a climate of coarsening politics, Mr. Trump stayed in Washington and spent the first day of a holiday weekend saying and doing what he usually does.
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I will certainly never forget Bryant's 81-point game against the Toronto Raptors in January 2006, which upstaged the N.F.L.'s conference championship games, or the 62 points he scored in three quarters against the Dallas Mavericks as a prelude the previous month.
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The visit will be the latest in a string of foreign trips that have been at-times upstaged by political and legal developments aimed squarely at Trump -- from major developments in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation to others in the impeachment proceedings.
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RAHM TRAILS BY ONE IN IRISH OPEN The rising Spanish star Jon Rahm upstaged the tournament host Rory McIlroy at the Irish Open by shooting a seven-under 22016 to move one stroke off the first-round lead in Portstewart, Northern Ireland.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Usain Bolt delivered on his top billing by winning the 200metres at the London Diamond League on Friday but the Jamaican was upstaged for once as American sprint hurdler Kendra Harrison broke one of the oldest world records in the book.
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The good German craftsman (whose cozy home is stocked with antique optical toys), and the flamboyant American hustler (whose colonnaded white mansion is filled with Pop Art detritus) are both compelling presences, but their rondo of mutual fascination is upstaged by Mr. Wenders's settings.
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Because his costars say so Director James Gunn recently revealed that because they had a Baby Groot-sized maquette made of the character on set for use during filming, the cast was immediately aware of the character's cuteness and that they would be upstaged.
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This unspoken custom has been in place since the late 19th century, when England's Queen Victoria established the royal decree that white was only to be worn by the bride, to ensure that she not be upstaged by any of the other commoners in attendance.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Open Road Films, a small movie producer founded by two theater chains just five years ago, upstaged Hollywood's big studios on Sunday by winning the coveted best picture award and a likely sales boost for its Catholic Church scandal drama "Spotlight".
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She wasn't that talented in the ring, so when she took to training many of the sport's newcomers, not only could she not teach them how to do anything extraordinary, but she actively discouraged them from learning those moves, ostensibly so she wouldn't be upstaged.
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And still they're both upstaged by Ruth Gordon, whose brilliant portrayal of Rosemary's interfering (evil) neighbor won her a Best Supporting Actress Oscar and gave the world ample reason to be innately horrified by old biddies sharing secret recipes in the name of friendship.
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For all of their individual wizardry, neither has conjured a goal in the knockout phase of his sport's essential tournament, and now they are both out of it again after being upstaged by opposing players on Saturday, the opening day of the round of 16.
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Ms. dos Santos was upstaged this year at Cannes only by her younger half brother, Danilo dos Santos, who was recently granted major shares in a new Angolan bank, according to the Angolan news media as well as politicians and businessmen in Luanda, Angola's capital.
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Yet partly because "Their Finest" is so wonderfully cast, both Ms. Arterton and her character often come close to being upstaged by their scene-stealing male cohort, a somewhat perilous turn for a female-driven story about a woman finding herself and her voice.
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As a finale, the bears assembled onstage, only to be upstaged by another group of bears, this one wearing white briefs, with a "W" sewn in red across the crotch, who arrived to stand defiantly in front of them, claiming the runway as their own.
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Officials in charge of Tuesday evening's show -- which was stunning in its size and organization -- will have been furious to have their moment, and the country's, upstaged by a part of China that often seems to want nothing to do with the rest of the country.
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" In response to Instagram comments asking why the photographer would remove Lepore, LaChapelle claimed that she had simply drawn too much focus, per Yahoo Music: "Amanda was taken out because she just upstaged everyone lol she is in my books and heart and she knows the T!
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Mr Scaramucci is now reportedly going to take a break from potty-mouthed phone calls to reporters for a while, if only because Mr Trump—for all that he loves drama and feuding among his underlings—does not like to be upstaged as the centre of attention.
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Trump adviser on debate after Pence passed up opportunities to defend him: "Pence won overall, but lost with Trump" more from adviser on Trump reaction to strong Pence debate following poor Trump showing last week: "he can't stand to be upstaged" Trump hates to be outshined.
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A country that had not claimed a global team medal for a decade, or any Olympic team prize since 2000, made China eat humble pie as they upstaged the 2008 and 2012 Olympic champions by taking silver behind a triumphant Japanese team in the men's final.
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" Trump began the week with an appearance in El Paso, Texas, fighting it out with Beto O'Rourke in dueling rallies offering opposite visions for the future of the border -- and where Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin assessed that the President was soundly upstaged as "irrelevant" and "incoherent.
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Bursts of color are making their way into just about every new shadow palette, people continue to dye their hair daring shades (heck, even women in the 60+ age group are breaking down boundaries and going prismatic), and regular, old highlighter is getting upstaged by the ROYGBIV variety.
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The sources, who were familiar with the matter, said the deal could be unveiled at the Dubai Airshow later on Wednesday in a huge comeback for the European planemaker, which had so far been upstaged by rival Boeing Co at the airshow and in the annual aircraft orders race.
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There hardly seemed more damage he could do after he declared the European Union a "foe," insulted Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, railed at NATO, upstaged Queen Elizabeth II and gave that infamous news conference with President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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But consistent with the uproar of the Trump era, Kavanaugh was upstaged even before he delivered his opening statement, as stunning revelations began to emerge of a new book by veteran reporter Bob Woodward that portrays Trump as a grave threat to national security and raging and incompetent.
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On the other hand, there's no denying the appeal — in a theater year that has already seen a revival of Edward Albee's metaphor-laden "The Goat" — of finding six actual quadrupeds sharing the proceedings with a hard-working cast that cannot help but be upstaged by the gentle creatures.
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She upstaged him among factory workers in the north on Wednesday, campaigned early Monday at the main market outside Paris to steal the thunder of his victory party at a fashionable Left Bank restaurant, and was on a fishing boat at daybreak Thursday with fishermen, television cameras in tow.
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And despite his previous criticism of the U.S. stance toward Cuba, Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., the congressman for whom the Hotel Theresa's cross street is now named, felt snubbed by Castro and upstaged by his theatrical visit, warning that Harlem residents were not "dupes" easily manipulated for public relations purposes.
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Britain's prime minister had planned to trigger Article 50 of the European Union treaty, beginning the two-year process of Britain's exit from the EU. But she was forced to delay her plans when Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, upstaged her by announcing that she would seek a new referendum on Scottish independence.
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He wanted to show Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, the guy who upstaged him on television during the White House Correspondents Dinner that he is smart and capable.
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It also provides answers to some of the questions that millions of American television viewers have pondered in prime time each night of the Pyeongchang Games, where Weir and his NBC broadcast partner for figure skating, Tara Lipinski, have all but upstaged the skaters themselves with their very-big-night-out attire.
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Seven months and more than 24,200 games later, Magic Johnson upstaged the retirements of two legends — Dirk Nowitzki and Dwyane Wade — in unbecoming fashion by abruptly walking away from Jeanie Buss, LeBron James and the rest of the Los Angeles Lakers through a chaotic hour of unscheduled interviews with the news media.
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Although the 27-year-old got back on the bar to earn 14.300, the fall summed up a poor day of men's qualifying for Japan, who featured four survivors from their 2012 silver-medal winning squad but were upstaged by their Asian rivals, the United States and Russia on the opening day of competition.
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Since we prefer to celebrate the all stars rather than dwell on those who missed the mark, ahead you'll find 14 celebrities who really did the damn thing: Cara Delevingne revived her "Bad Blood" alter-ego, R29 fave Baddie Winkle went all music festival-ed out, and KenGi upstaged everyone (except each other, obviously).
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In perhaps the ultimate Bryant flourish, that 219-point game on the final day of the 133-213 regular season — in which he hoisted 22017 shots — upstaged the defending champion Golden State Warriors, who had defeated the Memphis Grizzlies on the same night to secure the best single-season record in league history (229-9).
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These tweets from John Harwood sure are interesting: Trump adviser on debate after Pence passed up opportunities to defend him: "Pence won overall, but lost with Trump" more from adviser on Trump reaction to strong Pence debate following poor Trump showing last week: "he can't stand to be upstaged" We are currently on Trump meltdown watch.
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The Falcon Heavy's achievement, marked resoundingly with thunderous sonic booms following twin booster touchdowns at Cape Canaveral, was only upstaged by Starman—a doomed mannequin at the wheel of Elon Musk's Roadster Elon Musk's long-term plan for SpaceX is to get humans off of Earth and on to Mars—but what does the company's recent progress say about that goal?
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Read more:Roger Federer shared a peek inside the Wimbledon clubhouse in a 'Cribs'-style video with Vogue15 times royal kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and baby Archie upstaged their famous parentsPhotos show what the world's top tennis players looked like when their careers startedThe royal family released an adorable video of Prince George complimenting his mom Kate Middleton on her gardening skills
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Never one to be upstaged, real estate mogul and Republican standard-bearer Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is also mining for riches in the form of African-American voters.
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"You have upstaged Anna Chapman," Torshin wrote to Butina in March 2017, offering compliments for some of the initial media coverage she received and comparing her to a Russian intelligence official who was arrested in 2010 as part of a spy ring operating in the US. "She poses with toy pistols, while you are being published with real ones," the Russian official wrote, according to court documents.
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It was because of this hyper-observed safeness that Justin Timberlake found himself upstaged, both by a kid in the crowd (dubbed online as Selfie Kid, this year's Left Shark), on whom the camera lingered for far too long, as Timberlake gestured for him to take a selfie of them like the embarrassing dad he is, and by Kylie Jenner's baby announcement on social media.
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Opinions of Bryant have softened in the closing seasons of his career for many fans, and the praise Thursday morning came in heaps, with bold declarations that his exit from the Los Angeles Lakers was perhaps the greatest in history and that he alone had upstaged the Golden State Warriors, who had set the N.B.A. record for wins in a season, with 21, on the same night.
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When a Knicks public-relations staff member showed up to declare that the home team's locker room was now open for reporters, almost nobody moved: The Knicks had been upstaged that night by a kind of Ghost of Basketball Future, Giannis Antetokounmpo, the 22-year-old, nearly seven-foot-tall Bucks point guard who had just stunned the New York crowd with a buzzer-beater.
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During the Obamas' final State Dinner, the first lady totally upstaged her husband—and everyone else—by rocking a custom-made Versace gown and becoming a fashion icon rivaled only by Jackie O. So, of course, during last night's episode of Desus & Mero, VICELAND's new late-night talk show, hosts Desus Nice and the Kid Mero talked all about Michelle's Snapchat-worthy night and how much they'll miss the Obamas.
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Read more:Meghan Markle and Prince Harry appeared to confirm Archie will join them in Africa, making him the youngest royal to travel abroadMeghan Markle and Prince Harry have reportedly gone through 3 different nannies since Archie was born 3 months agoHere's how baby Archie's royal christening was different to the christenings of Prince William and Kate Middleton's childrenPHOTOS: Every British royal baby that's been born in the last 100 years15 times royal kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and baby Archie upstaged their famous parents
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But the party's stacked convention-speaking lineup is both a blessing and a curse, as she risks being upstaged by earlier speeches from President Obama, Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE and first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE that brought the house down.
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This is one of the few instances (possibly only) where the public decided that Jay was lyrically upstaged on a track of his own, so for a 19-year-old to grab hold of this and spit shit like, "I'm younger than Kobe, vet like Rob Horry / I made it hot, bubbly, your buddy is getting chubbier than N.O.R.E." and "If this was the block, I'd be moving a eighth or more / But I soar through the block in that grape Azzure / I see hate galore but I straight ignore because my cake is more / Peep how your date adore" I'm smiling to myself as I'm listening and typing right now because this is gassing me.
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