A lefty, Brown threw several feet wide of home plate.
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The ball sailed wide of Travis d'Arnaud, the Mets' catcher.
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His throw, Mr. Leaning said, went wide of the mark.
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"Books don't have that wide of a reach," she said.
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Sergio Ramos was unable to deal with a high ball, eventually giving Aleksandr Golovin a shot from 15 yards out, but he curls the ball wide of a diving David de Gea and wide of the post.
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"Celebrities want as wide of an audience as they can," said Calkin.
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So are expectations of only a limited stimulus wide of the mark?
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Reus slashes at the return ball, sending in wide of the goal.
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Ryan O'Reilly and Benoit Pouliot fired wide of the net in the shootout.
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Could their self-image as authority-averse larrikins be wide of the mark?
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In trying to fix the problem, we cast too wide of a net.
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It might have made some assumptions that are well wide of the mark.
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Three plays later, Gronkowski was split wide of the formation like a wide receiver.
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In the past three general elections, professional pollsters have fallen wide of the mark.
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Frazier scored when Zimmerman threw wide of shortstop on Lobaton's potential double play ball.
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But in the last three elections, polls have been significantly wide of the mark.
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After the umpires conferred, Benintendi was ruled out for going wide of the baseline.
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Yet nearly six months on from the referendum, the forecasts look wide of the mark.
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The Rangers also saw shots by McDonagh and J.T. Miller go wide of the net.
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Collins believes that it will be applied to a wide of pathogens in future applications.
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Murphy doubled, and Arenado scored from first when Gennett's relay throw was wide of home.
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Rivera's throw wide of first base put Jake Lamb on base to start the inning.
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It looked to beat Russian keeper Igor Akinfeev but was just wide of the post.
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The throw to second base was wide of the bag and Ramirez was easily safe.
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"This idea that consumers are not spending is just wide of the mark," Mr. Dumas said.
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Predictions that Mr Trump would not succeed in his ambitious bid were wide of the mark.
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Then 28, Green was slim of hip, wide of smile, and never wanted for female company.
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But fears that it could start a war with Russia are probably wide of the mark.
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"As wide of a variety that we can get," says Ed Tekeian, Kuvée's chief technology officer.
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And reading other accounts online, it seems that my memories aren't too wide of the mark.
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He challenged the call and the line system showed it was just wide of the sideline.
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THE claim that Britain is turning into a cashless society has long looked wide of the mark.
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The puck dribbled to the near side of the net and went just wide of the post.
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The 1.5bn Mar 2025s have widened to swaps plus 174bp, 20bp wide of the previous day's tights.
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But the Trump administration is steering so wide of fact and reason that it risks losing relevance.
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Edin Dzeko and Mohamed Salah were each through on goal but shot wide of the near post.
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Sometimes they prove to be extremely prescient, while other times they are woefully wide of the mark.
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Hoffman got it going by capitalizing on a Turris shot that bounced awkwardly wide of the goal.
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That's a very precise cinematic target to hit, and "Solo" winds up just wide of the mark.
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On a full count, Robinson then swung and hit a sharp grounder to Charles, wide of third.
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Gibson added another save in the shootout, and the Senators had an attempt go wide of the net.
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Anthony Beauvillier fired just wide of the net on a backhanded rebound attempt with 5:45 to go.
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For nearly a half hour Mr. Trump continued to swing wide of any E.U. or U.K.-related point.
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"People who think that the Academy is honeycombed with crypto-Communists are wide of the mark," he wrote.
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Andrej Kramaric takes a pass and creates some space inside the box and fires … wide of the post!
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Beth Mead took the ball wide of O'Hara on the left and served in a curling, low screamer.
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Timo Werner gives the Germans a quick look, but he pulls his right-footed shot wide of Ochoa.
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Harper pointed the bat toward Strickland, charged the mound and fired his batting helmet wide of the pitcher.
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Twice in the first half, Denver showed a double-overload with three players rushing wide of each offensive tackle.
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The right-hander checked Tampa Bay's Logan Forsythe at first three times before eventually throwing wide of Jarrod Saltalamacchia.
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The Avalanche nearly got the equalizer moments later but Carl Soderberg put a shot wide of an open net.
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Unfortunately, however, changes in technology and trade patterns mean that these rosy assumptions are far wide of the mark.
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What happens next will determine whether those warnings of a "profound shock" were really so wide of the mark.
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Ehsan Zahidov, a spokesman for the Azeri Interior Ministry, said allegations of police excess were wide of the mark.
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Stroman then tried a jump throw that went wide of first for an error that allowed Correa to score.
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He then scored when Cubs second baseman Javier Baez threw wide of third base on Neil Walker's ground ball.
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Crawford's throw to first was late and just wide of the bag, allowing Abreu to score the tying run.
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Edmonton's two skaters in the shootout, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Connor McDavid, missed their attempts wide of the net.
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He won a faceoff to Raanta's right backward to Jake Guentzel, whose shot was deflected wide of the net.
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A lot of blame has been apportioned to the internet and that's probably not far wide of the mark.
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Any stereotype about tipsy Millennial Uber users versus old-fashioned cab hailers would seem to be wide of the mark.
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The four-year printed 82bp wide of asset swaps while the longer-dated bonds came in line with initial guidance.
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So, while a deal might make some sense on paper, reports of an imminent acquisition seem wide of the mark.
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Credit rating agencies already make adjustments for "hidden" leases, but the IASB said these can be wide of the mark.
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Fears of anti-euro victories in French, German and Dutch elections proved wide of the mark, although inroads were made.
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Pemex's 10-year bond was typically 150bp wide of the sovereign 10-year note before AMLO took office in December.
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The euro is bid at 504bp over swaps, but traded wide of its reset at 13bp over swaps in August.
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This is the first time that behind the scenes footage with this wide of a scope escaped straight from WWE.
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New York tied the game at 10:41 of the second moments after Casey Cizikas shot wide of the net.
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Doomsday scenarios assuming a snap election if he resigns following a 'No' vote may also prove wide of the mark.
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Most advertisers work hard to tailor their message to as wide of a swath of that massive audience as possible.
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That bond, which priced at 210bp over mid-swaps, hit a wide of 541bp over swaps in the middle of February.
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Blash scored from second on the error when Difo's throw on Wil Myer's grounder was wide of first baseman Ryan Zimmerman.
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After Daniel Descalso walked, third baseman Kris Bryant threw wide of second base on Ben Paulsen's grounder to load the bases.
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Sources close to the team indicated that was wide of the mark but suggested there were up to five interested parties.
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So that means rumors of the Mi6's impending launch around the time of the event are wide of the mark.
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Halfway through the second period, McDavid sped toward Gibson on a breakaway but shot just wide of Gibson's left leg pad.
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Researchers suspected it was nearly impossible for a planet to have that wide of an orbit in a three-star system.
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The shot was traveling well wide of the goal when it caromed off Morrow's leg and tucked inside the far post.
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If you use Google Drive, a link to Google Photos is in the menu on the left wide of the screen.
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But we'll see..... Antoine Griezmann's corner comes to Matuidi in the area, and his header goes wide of the near post.
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Generally speaking, these sub-sovereign bonds trade with yields well wide of U.S. Treasuries because they have nowhere near the same liquidity.
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Kulish, 23, was wide of the mark with his final shot, scoring a 204.6 in his second Olympic appearance and took silver.
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In the 23rd, Gomez chested Kimmich's cross into the path of Mueller, whose half-volley went just wide of the far post.
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With one out, pinch hitter Tomas Telis hit a comebacker, but Romano's throw home was several feet wide of catcher Tucker Barnhart.
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I enjoy the plethora of style options available and it makes me wish I had this wide of a selection growing up.
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The three-year swapped back about 211bp wide of BBSW, 213bp or so inside the highs 211s local three-year clearing rate.
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Wind can be kryptonite to the best of archers, with the merest breath sending a cleanly shot arrow wide of the target.
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He said that talk of England losing momentum by playing a second-string side in that defeat was wide of the mark.
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That's not as wide of an angle as some cameras, but it covered most of my 18 x 11-foot living room.
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A gorgeous feed sends him up the gut all alone and he yanks his shot wide of a dead-to-rights Courtois.
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He creates a little bit of space to get his head on a cross, but sends it wide of the left post.
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Frazier has a strong arm, but this throw was wide of home plate and catcher Austin Romine darted over to stop it.
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To say that the latest Disney production, "Beauty and the Beast," is offering something brand-new would be wide of the mark.
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Brassard got the Senators' three-goal surge going when he snatched Erik Karlsson's dump-in and swung wide of the Pittsburgh goal.
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And some attacks may prove wide of the mark – two short-sellers are now feuding over Apple supplier AAC Technologies, for example.
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Philadelphia's Wayne Simmonds had a solid scoring chance with 2:59 left in the second but fired the shot wide of Binnington.
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As an aside, a senior source has told CNBC that the past media-anointed Dimon 'heir apparents' were wide of the mark.
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In the extra session, Eichel raced down the right side of the ice before tossing a shot just wide of the Edmonton net.
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Travis d'Arnaud scored the Mets' final run in the sixth, when Scooter Gennett threw wide of home plate on a potential force out.
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With the bases loaded in the ninth, Forsythe, Tampa Bay's second baseman, threw wide of first while attempting a game-ending double play.
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The 1.750% April 2020 bond is bid at Gilts plus 119bp, from a wide of plus 308bp in September 2015, according to Tradeweb.
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The US$20.7bn 298.50% five-year and US$1.75bn 3.364% 10-year fixed-rate notes were priced 85bp and 100bp wide of Treasuries.
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Wild defenseman Jonas Brodin worked the puck to Haula at the blue line and Haula shot wide of the net to the right.
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Late in the third period, the Capitals' Evgeny Kuznetsov dangled through the slot, but his wrist shot was fired wide of the net.
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But these exit polls come with a health warning: sometimes, they are remarkably prescient; other times, they are woefully wide of the mark.
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Mitchell intercepted the baseball inbound throw and heaved a desperation half-court shot at the buzzer that went just wide of the rim.
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Meier gained possession after a Kings offensive zone turnover but his wrist shot under pressure went wide of the cage to Quick's left.
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She compromised herself from the service line with seven double faults and blasted a forehand way wide of the sideline at set point.
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Others, however, have cautioned against casting too wide of a net and want impeachment to be focused narrowly on Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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Ortega tried to make a leaping catch at the fence in left-center field, but the ball sailed inches wide of his glove.
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He moved to third on a sacrifice before scoring when Starlin Castro hit a grounder to shortstop Addison Russell, who threw wide of home.
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But the industry is on good financial footing right now, according to Worters, with a record surplus industry wide of more than $680 billion.
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Blake Wheeler carried the puck over the blue line and down the center of the ice before shooting the puck wide of the net.
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Perhaps most importantly, these small cells emit less radiation, since they are not designed to provide as wide of coverage as traditional cell sites.
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After Nick Markakis singled to bring in Freeman, Adonis Garcia grounded a ball softly back to the mound, but Gsellman threw wide of first.
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The Kings nearly tied the score at 13:21 when Anze Kopitar redirected a shot in front, but it went just wide of Elliott.
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Or worse yet, what if the Giants decide the want one more year of Eli throwing death balls high and wide of receivers in traffic?
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Even if Club of Rome or McKinsey forecasts prove wide of the mark, history teaches that reshaping the economy creates more work than it destroys.
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Giancarlo Stanton laced an 118-mph liner at second baseman Matt Carpenter, who knocked it down and then threw wide of first for an error.
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You'd think he would be a little timid and come up short, but he rifled this one several feet over, and wide of, the rim.
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The 30-year swap spread was last at -56.00 basis points after touching a record wide of -56.50 basis points earlier Tuesday, according to Tradeweb.
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The overriding impression from this book is that Marx's reputation (at least in some quarters) as an unrivalled economist-philosopher is wide of the mark.
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One error occurred when he did not cleanly field a ground ball, and he was charged with another when he threw wide of first base.
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Kean Wong then hit a dribbler down the first base line, and reliever Emmanuel Clase (2-3) threw wide of first base for an error.
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The best chance for Avalanche came when Mikko Rantanen had an open net but his backhand with 6:07 left went wide of the net.
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Wild captain Mikko Koivu had a short-handed breakaway after Minnesota took the first penalty of the game, but his backhander went wide of the net.
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After Toronto's John Tavares blasted a shot wide of the Flames goal in the dying seconds of the second, the Maple Leafs jammed around the net.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) remains the candidate most likely to win the state, but not by as wide of a margin as he did in 2016.
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Musk's estimate was in fact well wide of the mark, as a month earlier Tesla had predicted that it would produce only 400,000 cars this year.
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The Lightning almost broke through with 1:01 remaining in regulation, but Yanni Gourde's backhanded bid from in close sailed just wide of the right post.
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David Dahl's throw from left field was wide of the plate and eluded Estevez, who was backing up, allowing the runners to move into scoring position.
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The Bucs' first possession ended when Winston threw a pass wide of tight end Cameron Brate and it was intercepted at the goal line by Peppers.
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Ibrahimovic lashed at the ball with his left foot, slashing it out of the air with power, but the ball skipped just wide of the post.
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Yangzhou Urban Construction State-owned Assets Holding's newly priced 4.375% US$300m 3-year notes traded 12bp tighter, versus a reoffer of 245bp wide of Treasuries.
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Koivu deflected Matt Dumba's point shot wide of the net, but the puck bounced back to the front of the cage, where he pounced on it.
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Pemex's yield curve was quoted roughly 300bp wide of Mexico's, and sources close to the company do not expect Pemex to issue new debt next month.
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A probing, dangerous run by Mané ends with the ball set on a tee for Milner, and he rips it ... just wide of Lloris's near post.
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Amed Rosario flipped the ball to Reyes for the apparent force at second, with Judge then safe at first when Reyes threw wide of the bag.
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But the movie fires wide of the mark with Dave (Fred Armisen), the recovering sex addict and cocoa-fiend neighbor who becomes Anna and Ben's drummer.
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Rhodes was in zone coverage in the end zone and Palmer's pass went wide of receiver John Brown, who was caught up with cornerback Captain Munnerlyn.
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The term loan B was reduced to US$340m from US$380m and priced at 675bp over Libor, wide of the 2147.4bp guidance offered last month.
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It's very well intentioned, though the creators shoot far wide of their target of making a show that children and adults can enjoy on different levels.
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The term loan B was reduced to US$22018m from US$221m and priced at 25.8bp over Libor, wide of the 22019bp guidance offered last month.
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With predictions currently ranging from a Tory landslide to a hung parliament, a lot of forecasts are going to be wide of the mark, whatever the outcome.
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Comparisons between the market value of multinationals and countries' GDP are wide of the mark, but their recurrence reflects a legitimate anxiety about the clout of business.
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Byron Buxton drew a two-out walk, then drew the attention of the left-hander, who fired wide of first baseman Tommy Joseph on a pickoff try.
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Wawrinka, who is known for the grace and power of his one-handed backhand, was pushed wide of the doubles alley by a Tsitsipas inside-out forehand.
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Qingdao Conson Development's US$29.75m 22020% 100.9.75-year notes, priced 2100.25bp wide of Treasuries, were 23bp tighter at the beginning but hovering at reoffer in the afternoon.
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The plane's Afghan pilot had been guided by an Afghan coordinator on the ground — but only after previous bombing runs had struck well wide of the truck.
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Lehner stopped William Karlsson in the third round of the shootout while Alex Tuch went wide of the net and Jonathan Marchessault's attempt went off the right post.
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Wheeler, who had headed cable and wireless industry associations, was accused of being a telecoms industry plant — though those accusations would ultimately fall extremely wide of the mark.
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But some Republicans have cast doubt on the accuracy of CBO estimates, suggesting its initial assessment of the cost of Obamacare had proved far wide of the mark.
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To see "totality," in which the moon completely blocks the sun, you will need to be inside the narrow swath -- about 27 miles wide -- of the moon's shadow.
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Yet even after the new deal rallied to 265bp in secondary trade, Deutsche still priced the tap at 290bp - an eye-watering 25bp wide of the initial transaction.
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After sending a 3-1 pitch just wide of the right-field foul pole, Gordon flied out to left, leaving the bases loaded and the score 0-0.
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Canada nearly equalized in the 53rd minute when Alphonso Davies found space after storming down the left wing but his shot went just wide of the far post.
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Ryu got a little help from his infield on a grounder from Mookie Betts which Manny Machado fielded cleanly but then proceeded to throw well wide of first.
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One of the most precise players in history, he went from dominating the first set to hitting shots well wide of the mark and hitting weak backhand shots.
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Your eagerness to label the alleged kidnapping case of Howard Lam, a member of Hong Kong's Democratic Party, as a "brazen crackdown" is also wide of the mark.
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Kreider made 53-0 with his 15th goal with 3:31 remaining in the first period, slotting in a rebound after Zibanejad's shot went wide of the net.
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The Capitals tied it 49 seconds into the second period when Orpik's wrister, which was heading wide of the net, deflected off defenseman Marco Scandella's stick and past Kuemper.
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With the bases loaded and two outs, Jackson smoked Kyle Gibson's offering down the left-field line, then watched it sail inches wide of the left-field foul pole.
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But at this wide of a scale, it sounds like AT&T may have been better off postponing the launch until the service's major usability problems were dealt with.
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Jones shot wide of the right post, but Kase skated in, retrieved the puck below the goal line and pushed it into the net before Hogberg could slide over.
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Eugenio Suarez drew an inning-opening walk and advanced to third when Lauer's attempted pick-off throw sailed wide of first baseman Hosmer and down the right field line.
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From an unedifying grind, the game suddenly roared into life, and minutes later, Karim Ansarifard had latched onto a poor clearance and fired just wide of the left post.
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It was a much more impressive throw than that last week by Suns first-round pick Josh Jackson, whose soft toss landed about 15 feet wide of home plate.
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Casemiro, the Real Madrid midfielder, almost opened the scoring for Brazil seven minutes into the game when a long-range effort was deflected wide of goalkeeper Johnny Placide's net.
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The Kings pulled Quick with 1:05 remaining and had one good chance, but Brown's shot from the slot went just wide of the right side of the net.
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Right now it's really hard to say how wide of a region — whether it's inland Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, or Virginia — will see the worst of the rain.
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He often got behind in the count, and he could not control his curveball, which he either sent wide of the plate or left hanging over the hitting zone.
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Nielsen was out by the faceoff dot and tipped a puck that was wide of the net and sent it flying over the shoulder of Oilers G Cam Talbot.
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A shot by Colorado's J.T. Compher sailed wide of the net to Coleman, who raced up the ice with Nazem Kadri in pursuit and beat Grubauer at 6:36.
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Panik missed a chance to snap the 3-3 tie late in regulation when he pushed a shot just wide of an empty net with Schneider out of position.
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Initial reports that he had been hiding in a box meant to contain musical instruments for a band that played at his house are apparently wide of the mark.
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Third baseman Brandon Drury, wearing a balaclava under his cap, fielded a routine grounder from Matt Duffy in the third inning and threw far wide of first baseman Tyler Austin.
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Vegas had a chance to regain the lead with 8:50 to go when Marchessault broke in on a clean breakaway but he fired his shot wide of the net.
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For a sickening second, I thought it would run us off the narrow logging road, but it swerved wide of us and turned right at the highway, heading toward Vietnam.
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In fact, if you dig into the details, it becomes clear that the Bloomberg story, and the dozens of media that have re-reported it, are wide of the mark.
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Lamar Smith asked Rosenstein about Mueller asking for clarification about the scope of his investigation, whether Mueller may be "casing too wide of a net" in what he's looking into.
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The central bank has in recent weeks revoked the licenses of dozens of foreign exchange offices that it says were selling dollars at rates far wide of the official one.
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Harper charged the mound, chucked his helmet several feet wide of the mound—a move that I maintain had some strategy to it—and a flurry of awkward haymakers ensued.
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Taking advantage of some overanxious Houston hitters, Tanaka attacked early in the pitch counts and then taunted them with slippery offerings that dipped low and skirted wide of their bats.
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Bolanos hit a grounder to Cubs second baseman Ben Zobrist, who, for the second straight night, threw far wide of second on what should have been a double-play grounder.
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A night after Sanders came in wide of the mark, his Senate colleague from California, Kamala Harris, was back in her home state for a town hall event in Sacramento.
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Those notes, which priced at 210bp over mid-swaps in February 403, hit a wide of plus 541bp at the height of February's panic across the European bank capital market.
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Sharapova produced a magnificent backhand return that kissed the line to save Vekic's first match point but was well wide of the tramlines with a similar shot on the second.
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This spread between three-month Libor and three-month OIS was last at 0.399 percent, compared with 0.390 percent on Thursday and its recent wide of 0.417 percent earlier this month.
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These vulnerabilities could have a wide of range implications in the event of an economic shock, Tobias Adrian, director of the monetary and capital markets department at the IMF, said Thursday.
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"I understand that there is some optionality value that might account for some of that 40% difference, but this seems to me just simply too wide of a gap," he said.
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Eduardo Nunez, a former Yankee, gathered it and threw slightly wide of first base, but another former Yankee, Steve Pearce, stretched to glove it an instant before Torres touched the bag.
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After his putt drifted wide of the hole, Murray tried to play it off casually by walking over and backhanding the errant shot in as it was rolling past the hole.
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The United States and the European Union both issued statements calling on Russia to free detained protesters, but Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday such calls were wide of the mark.
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Its Brexit coordinator, Guy Verhofstadt said May's suggestion that agreement was close on citizens' rights was wide of the mark and that "major issues" remained unresolved to guarantee rights for EU nationals.
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All but one of the 13 corporate high-grade deals sold in the previous two weeks were marketed with initial price talk from 10bp to a whopping 50bp wide of final pricing.
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But the average high-grade bond spread has tightened almost 50bp since the 15-month wide of 193bp seen in mid-February - a much faster rebound that almost anyone had been expecting.
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Commodity trader Glencore's US$1bn 10-year bond was bid at a wide of 183bp over Treasuries last week, 13bp wider than where it priced on March 21, according to Tradeweb data.
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Larry Hogan calls Ben Jealous a "far-left socialist" in the New York Times, it matters, for one part, because the charge comes in so clearly wide of a pretty big mark.
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But, with 14:48 expired in the period, Stralman's fluttering shot from above the right circle — which would've gone wide of the net — bounced in off the left skate of Roope Hintz.
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D Zach Werenski, who leads rookie defenseman with 44 points, snapped off a shot from wide of the left circle to tie the score 1-1 at 15:51 of the second period.
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You can control smart home gadgets that support Apple HomeKit, including outlets, door locks, garage door openers, lights and blinds, but there isn't as wide of a selection as Amazon's and Google's speakers.
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Fernandes, who was born in Brazil but rejected a chance to play for that country&aposs national team, sent his penalty kick wide of the net in the shootout, giving Croatia the advantage.
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Comparisons to the "winter of discontent" in 1978-79, when rubbish piled up in Leicester Square, are wide of the mark: in the worst month of 1979 nearly 12m working days were lost.
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Now you might think that the injection of such an alien element would warp, if not altogether explode, that fabled "little bit (two inches wide) of ivory" on which Austen said she worked.
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Oliver Ekman-Larsson's shot from the blue line was tipped wide of the net, but Nick Schmaltz was able to corral the puck and pass to Clayton Keller in the left faceoff circle.
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Russell hit a potential, inning-ending double play grounder to shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. But the rookie shortstop threw the ball wide of second for his sixth error in the last seven games.
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Hoffenheim goalkeeper Oliver Baumann had more to do in the second half and Bayern nearly snatched an equalizer deep into stoppage time when Lewandowski's close-range shot was deflected wide of the goal.
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The three longest-dated tranches are all trading wide of their reoffer prices in secondary, and Shell's 1.75bn bond this week, split between eight and 12-year tranches, has not fared much better.
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Utley fielded it and threw toward second base for a possible force, but his throw sailed wide of the base and into left field, allowing Cespedes to score and Flores to take third.
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Before turning to another budget commission with too wide of a scope to reach consensus, Congress should first survey the many levels of discontent with the budget and appropriations process and its problems.
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Predictions that Mueller would wrap up his investigation into alleged election collusion with Russia and possible presidential obstruction of justice by the end of 2018 turned out to be wide of the mark.
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One of the things that we thought about was, what is the most immediate way to give as wide of an audience to some of this original content that we have been producing?
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Sweden created a number of half-chances at the start of the second period as they tried to pass their way through Chile, with Fridolina Rolfo's effort deflected just wide of the goal.
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The Avalanche nearly tied the game with a little more than four minutes left, but Varlamov turned back Nathan MacKinnon on the doorstep, and Gabriel Landeskog's rebound sailed wide of the open crease.
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Reimer slid over to rob Nathan MacKinnon of a goal and later during a 21-second two-man advantage Landeskog shot wide of an open net from close it to keep it scoreless.
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Pemex's 10-year bond, maturing in 2029, was bid at approximately 98.75 cents on the dollar on Wednesday afternoon, roughly 255bp wide of Mexico's benchmark 10-year bond, a second capital markets source said.
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Finnish private healthcare company Mehilainen's €760m Term Loan B priced wide of guidance this week and required a raft of changes to clear the market, including reducing the adjustments made in the Ebitda definition.
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Connauton sent a point shot wide of the net, but he pinched in when Max Domi gained the puck at the far side, then buried a quick wrister after taking the cross-ice pass.
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Though Federer had the vast majority of the crowd on his side, he still could not give them everything they asked for, sending numerous shots wide of the line and gifting Djokovic needless points.
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Some of India's top pollsters however, told Reuters current surveys could be wide of the mark until the parties finalize alliances, which could be as late as April – and even then, there are challenges.
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That criticism has been linked to the ongoing trade war between China and the U.S. — a spat that cost Qualcomm's its $44 billion acquisition of NXP — but that may be wide of the mark.
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Sweden earns a promising free kick, but Forsberg hoofs it into the wall and it skitters off, wide of the post Blerim Dzemaili sends one over the bar and holds his head in frustration.
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Gudbrandson sent a shot wide of the net that caromed back to the crease and was knocked in to the net by Bishop as he tried to cover it with his glove at 9:02.
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The only senior deal sold by a US bank this year, a US$2bn 10-year for Citigroup more than two weeks ago, has fared even worse, being spotted on Thursday 30bp wide of reoffer.
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Tigers shortstop Jose Iglesias made a nice stop up the middle on a ground ball by Mauer and flipped the ball behind his back to Kinsler at second, but the throw sailed wide of first.
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Its lack of fees is proving to be a way to lure both veteran and rookie crypto investors to Robinhood, though it lacks support for trading as wide of a range of coins as Coinbase.
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Gas stocks had already fallen on Thursday, when Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias reported the watchdog's planned cuts but said they would be as deep as 40%, which turned out to be wide of the mark.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Plan to End Poverty Is Wide of the Target," by Eduardo Porter (Economic Scene column, June 1): The proposals in this article to end poverty improve as one reads further.
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The aggressiveness paid off when Toles's throw sailed wide of the plate, snapping a 21-inning scoreless streak and giving the large contingent of Cubs fans down the right-field line something to cheer about.
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Anaheim had a chance to take a 2-1 lead 26 seconds into the final period but an onrushing Ryan Kesler redirected Sami Vatanen's pass from the right boards just wide of the left post.
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Los Angeles RamsOne thing to know: The Falcons were within a missed extra point of winning on Sunday, but came up just short yet again after Matt Bryant pushed his kick wide of the upright.
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After a Tampa Bay shot went wide of the net, defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk skated to the side boards to retrieve the puck and sent a cross-ice pass to Stamkos at the left faceoff dot.
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Corine Remande said she was unable to see out of her right eye after being hit when Koepka's drive veered wide of the fairway on the sixth hole on Friday, the opening day of the event.
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Arkadiusz Milik, who scored Poland's winner against Northern Ireland on Sunday, misplayed a header as he fell to his knees in Germany's goal mouth, and the ball bounced just wide of Manuel Neuer's right-hand post.
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Ricardo Rodríguez did well to chase down a ball near the touch line, beat his man and put a pass on the floor toward the penalty spot, but Blerim Dzemaili's shot went wide of the goal.
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I remember one concert at which I decided to shut my eyes and focus on Ms. Du's music, which often provides a thrilling sense of dramatic development, skating wide of traditional timbres by employing extended techniques.
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Toronto goalkeeper Alex Bono made several impressive saves, starting in the 27th minute, when he got a single hand to a sharp header from Club América midfielder Alex Ibarra, deflecting the ball wide of the net.
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New York had a handful of chances in the final minute, but a shot by Anders Lee with about 20 seconds left sailed wide of the net, and Raanta smothered Lee's backhand just before the horn.
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Their mother said she only recently repaired the broken windows and smashed stucco on their house, caused by thousands of pucks sailing high and wide of the net that the boys set up in their carport.
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One such move produced their opening goal when inspirational captain Marek Hamsik laid a perfectly-weighted first-time pass into the path of Mertens who lost his marker and placed his shot wide of Keylor Navas.
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The 8.5% minimum yield is more than 90bp wide of CGD's more junior €500m 10.75% AT1 (B1/BB-/BB-/BBB), now bid at 7.58%, though inside Banca Monte dei Paschi's €23m 5.375% 10NC5 (Caa23.89/CCC+), at 21%.
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LONDON (Reuters) - News that GlaxoSmithKline will have a new chief executive in 12 months has fueled speculation about a break-up of Britain's biggest drugmaker but outgoing boss Andrew Witty says this is wide of the mark.
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In 2011 Carlos Ghosn, boss of the Renault-Nissan alliance, suggested that his two companies alone would be selling twice that number by 2016, one of many boosterish predictions that have proved well wide of the mark.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese gaming company Nintendo Co Ltd on Tuesday reported a 10% decline in quarterly profit, far wide of market expectations, as a rise in costs dulled stronger sales of its hybrid home-portable Switch console.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A charging Jason Day drilled a birdie putt just wide of the 18th hole and had to settle for second place behind young compatriot Lucas Herbert at the halfway stage of the Australian Open on Friday.
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Scott had one last chance to force some drama on the last hole, but a six-foot birdie putt on the 17th green that would have put him within one shot of Koepka curled wide of the cup.
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The Hurricanes nearly tied it twice in a span of a few seconds, first when Sebastian Aho fired wide of the net on a breakaway and then when Teravainen couldn't bat home a loose puck in the crease.
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The transaction attracted over €3.25bn of demand, and bookrunners Barclays, Credit Suisse, Natixis, Santander and Societe Generale ratcheted the spread in from initial high 50s talk to plus 48bp, just wide of fair value in the mid-40s.
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Nashville also had its chances early in the third, but Kyle Turris' shot off a two-on-one rush sailed just wide of the net before Bishop closed his pads on Colton Sissons' backhand shot on a breakaway.
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After Lee's backhand shot sailed wide of the net, Barzal corralled the puck, skated through most of the Flyers on the ice and fired a shot that Elliott deflected before Eberle swooped in and tucked home the rebound.
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Nobody would invite Ed Sheeran onto live TV to talk about the legacy of Miles Davis, because it'd likely get as far as "Kind of Blue is tight, I guess" (apologies if I'm wide of the mark here, Ed).
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To stay alive and, above all, to keep their buddies alive: "They looked after themselves, platoon by platoon, squad by squad, truck crew by truck crew, each marine having the other's back, and staying wide of the higher-ups."
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With two outs and two runners on, Arizona's Ketel Marte — who leads the league's second basemen in fielding percentage — threw wide of first base on a Riddle grounder, and that throwing error allowed Brian Anderson to score from second.
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Ramsey, named man of the match, put Bale in for a chip that Akinfeev managed to touch wide of the far post and when the pair repeated their combination, the goalkeeper's slight touch could not prevent a third goal.
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Trailing 3-433 in the final minute with Dubnyk on the bench, Suter sent a shot just wide of the net and Vanek tipped it past Ullmark to pull Minnesota within a goal, but the Wild couldn't draw even.
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While allegations made on Tuesday by President Donald Trump's top trade aide that the euro is "grossly undervalued" may have some legs, blaming Germany for intentionally suppressing the currency is wide of the mark, economists and analysts have told CNBC.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European Union regulators are "very wide of the mark" in judging that banks in Britain are unprepared for the risk of Britain leaving the EU without a transition deal, the head of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority said on Tuesday.
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But Williams has other ideas: "Perhaps the assertion then that Banksy is just one person is wide of the mark, instead being a group who have, over the years, followed Massive Attack around and painted walls at their leisure," Williams suggests.
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MVMT 40 Series Watches See Details Beard Grooming Kit — best for bearded men Some might believe that the only way to grow a healthy and good looking beard is to not shave everyday, but that is well wide of the mark.
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The $1.25 billion 2.8 percent January 11 2022s attracted an order book of $3 billion and priced 88bp wide of Treasuries, well inside 105bp area initial price thoughts, for a 3503bp new-issue concession over Westpac's 2.0 percent August 2021s.
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Korea's Jang Hyun-soo came closest to breaking the deadlock in the 19th minute at a heaving Seoul World Cup Stadium when his glancing header from inside the six-yard box dropped inches wide of goalkeeper Ali Beiranvand's left-hand post.
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Kevin Parsemain had the best chances of responding for Martinique but his 43rd minute attempt from close range went wide of the post and goalkeeper Milan Borjan thwarted his two other attempts to preserve Canada's 1-0 lead into halftime.
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His shot was a good six feet wide of the net, but it took a strange carom off the end boards, hit Islanders forward Casey Cizakas in the leg, and then off the back of Lehner's glove and into the net.
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His only real chance of the first half came after 42 minutes, when he got the ball 18 yards out from the Russian goal, spun free from Russia's Yuri Zhirkov and curled a shot well wide of the left post.
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The A$500 million 5.5-year floating-rate note priced 122 basis points wide of three-month BBSW, 8bp below 130bp area guidance, while the A$550 million 3.5 percent fixed-rated February 2023s priced at asset swaps plus 333bp.
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Based on this selection from the New York Times, the case for a wider professional critics pool seems pretty strong:[Fandango president Paul] Yanover rejected [complaints that Rotten Tomatoes casts too wide of a critical net], pointing to the site's posted requirements.
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On a disappointing night in front of goal for Chile, Sanchez lobbed a free kick from a similar position high over the bar and Castillo slipped through the defense to meet a cross but steered his shot wide of the near post.
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The pricing level of mid-swaps plus 295bp - the equivalent of about dollar Libor plus 387bp - was more than 100bp wide of the estimated 250bp fair value spread on a new 14-year dollar bond, said a syndicate manager away from the trade.
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Harrison drove the second pitch by reliever Tyler Thornburg (218-215) off the top of the wall in right-center field as center fielder Kirk Nieuwhenhuis failed to make a leaping catch, then kept on going as Gennett's throw sailed wide of third.
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Kyrgios had scooped a drop shot at a seemingly safe angle, but Roger Federer sprinted a few feet wide of the doubles alley, reached down with the head of his racket practically scraping the court, and tapped a forehand around the net post.
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Jason Spezza put Dallas in front early in the third period when he was in front of the goal jockeying with Minnesota defender Jonas Brodin as Miro Heiskanen ripped a shot from the left point that was heading wide of the target.
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The A$450 million 2.6 percent four-year piece priced 67bp wide of asset swaps, at the tight end of 70bp area guidance, while the 3.25 percent A$550 million eight-year piece printed in line with price talk of asset swaps plus 1003bp area.
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Russian prosecutors said on Thursday they were reviewing a request by Montenegro to help it investigate the alleged coup, the TASS news agency reported, and Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told a news briefing allegations of Russian involvement were wide of the mark.
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A phenomenal rally has seen the Bank of America Merrill Lynch CoCo index move from 21% to around 2387.7% over the last 2595.4 months, though there is still room for further compression - RBI priced around 6.1387.7bp wide of its Tier 26.125 debt, for example.
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Ford, meanwhile, has announced dozens of programs domestically and abroad that trend wide of individual car ownership, everything from high-tech bicycles to ride-hail shuttles to group leasing programs that make it possible to share a single car with a bunch of friends.
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The $1 billion 2.25 percent three-year, the $4343 billion 2.8 percent five-year and the $750 million 3.5 percent 10-year fixed-rate tranches priced 78bp, 90bp and 108bp wide of Treasuries versus 90bp area, 105bp area and 673bp area initial price thoughts, respectively.
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Sports of The Times RIO DE JANEIRO — King Bolt, narrow of hip and wide of shoulder, with that ambling gait, came sauntering out of the tunnel into the Olympic Stadium with arms spread wide, as if he were embracing all the love from the crowd.
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Ohtani was hitless in three at-bats with a walk, but he did leave a capacity crowd holding its breath in the eighth inning, when he lined a 100-mile-per-hour fastball from closer Aroldis Chapman just wide of the left-field foul pole.
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With two outs, Carlos Santana — who had lined a solo homer off starter Jordan Montgomery in the second inning — worked the count full and lined a fastball down the right-field line that at the last moment sliced just wide of the foul pole.
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Phil Neville's side initially struggled to keep the ball but had the chance to take the lead in the 17th minute when Ellen White was put through on goal on a counter-attack, only to see her effort go wide of the far post.
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After Justin Holl's shot from the point went wide of the right post, Tavares beat a defender to the puck behind the net and backhanded a pass to the slot, where a wide-open Matthews scored his team-leading 19th goal of the season.
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Danilo, playing at left back in place of fellow Brazilian Marcelo who missed the match with muscle fatigue, started a break deep in the Real half and was just wide of the far post with the finish in the home side's last hope of an equaliser.
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I think a lot of it will depend on how wide of a margin the Republicans maintain in the House in terms of their positions of power and whether there's some contingent among them that thinks it behooves them to come to some compromise on immigration reform.
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Every great play caller has a signature and that's especially true within the spread, which is less a technical football term than a bloated catch-all for any offense that positions its weapons wide of the hash marks and tends to operate with some degree of speed.
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Jeimer Candelario led off with a single and went to third when Story made a diving backhand stop of Addison Russell's hard smash and with his back to home plate tried to make a sideways flip from his knees to LeMahieu but threw wide of the base.
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It’s still a cropped lens, which means you won’t get as wide of a shot as you would if you were shooting with a full-frame camera, but that’s to be expected in this range of mirrorless and DSLR cameras.
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"Last year the Fed guided the markets to expect at least four rate rises this year, guidance that proved to be woefully wide of the mark, and it is likely that they won't want to make the same mistake again," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets.
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Replaying the par-four 18th hole in front of a packed gallery at Royal Sydney, Hall landed his approach shot closest but slid his birdie putt wide of the hole, while Smith gave himself too much to do with a second shot to 35 feet from the pin.
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I Tell A Fly is artsy, ostentatious and often abstruse, with themes of duality and splashes of political commentary, it arrives at a time when David Lynch's third season of Twin Peaks is America's most lauded show (and comparisons between the two certainly wouldn't be wide of the mark).
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Another huge factor is Andrew was so small, while Irma is already a normal size storm and likely to grow bigger with up to 100 miles (160 kilometers) wide of Category 5 hurricane force winds, triple Andrew's girth, according to Jeff Masters, meteorology director at the private Weather Underground.
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Defenseman Roman Josi fired a wrist shot from between the faceoff circles wide of the net, but the puck took a lively carom off the end boards and Johansen flipped a backhander in front that went off the leg of Sabres defenseman Zach Bogosian and into the net.
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US CLO issuance this year has been challenged as spreads on Triple A tranches, the largest and most senior piece of the funds, have continued to widen, hitting an average of 2125bp in March, slightly tighter than the more than two-year wide of 553bp in February, according to the data.
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Mohieddine Kronfol, chief investment officer of Global Sukuk and MENA fixed income at Franklin Templeton Investments, said it was 30 to 40 basis points wide of the current yield curve, with the longest leg on offer looking more attractive, followed by the seven-year notes and the 12-year notes.
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And talk of a 'sterling crisis' to match other post-World War Two currency crunches, where Britain's foreign cash reserves were periodically drained in support of fixed currency pegs, looks wide of the mark given that the value of the pound is now free-floating without any explicit Bank of England target.
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Amid the influx of new rules in baseball, not only can a Yankee or a Met no longer take out the shortstop by sliding wide of second base, he could cause his team to be subject to a city penalty if he were to use smokeless tobacco before, during or after the game.
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PARIS — After Naomi Osaka whipped a forehand well wide of the mark to put herself on the brink of being upset in the first round of the French Open on Tuesday, she spun toward her mother and her coach in the stands and flashed them a thumbs-up sign saturated with sarcasm.
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The rocket first-stage returned to Earth and fired its landing engine burst as planned, but a live video feed from the drone ship landing pad operated by SpaceX appeared to show exhaust plumes, suggesting it came down in the ocean wide of its mark instead of landing on the pad as planned.
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Bolton said Washington was "a long way" from making any such deployments in Europe and said grim warnings about the dangerous consequences of Washington quitting the treaty were wide of the mark and reminded him of similarly hollow warnings when the United States left the Cold War-era Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty in 2002.
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He was aiming for the rib-eye on the table in front of me at his new Midtown restaurant, Nusr-Et Steakhouse, but he had raised his fingers up to his scalp line before he allowed the salt to start its free fall, and a good deal of it had gone wide of the mark.
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Closer Addison Reed, who may be the Mets' most desired trade asset, came within inches of coughing up a game-ending three-run homer to Jabari Blash, but the ball sailed just wide of the right-field foul pole, and Reed regrouped to strike him out before notching his 17th save of the season.
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In Elle Décor's new September issue, Cohen and Hughes give fans a look inside the Instagram oases they created, three separate rooms filled with everything from colorful wacky wallpaper (available at Hughes' own line Wallshoppe line), millennial pink furniture, funky mirrors (for selfies of course) and a wide of array of mixed prints, patterns and tchotchkes galore.
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Her performance, generally received as hilarious, was a send-up of art-world trivialities — the pretentiousness of artists talking about their stupid work, the idiocy of gallerists and curators asking questions far wide of the point, the strange voyeurism of art world spectators trying to learn something about the artist rather than focusing on the art.
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And the idea that international visitors would be so put off by the president's agenda that they would stay home seem to have been wide of the mark for two reasons: people travelling for work still need to conduct their business, and tourists do not find Broadway or the Grand Canyon any less enticing because a different man inhabits the Oval Office.
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Some of our predictions may prove wide of the mark, as in years past: Europe did not ditch the Schengen agreement that permits passport-free movement across the continent; Volkswagen's top brass clung to their jobs; and HSBC decided not to move its head office from London, even though our analysis suggested that Hong Kong or Singapore would be better alternatives.
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If it is a smallish number of the rich, and a large number of the very poor, who have done best out of that ascendancy, rather than liberals per se, liberals have still done pretty well; it is not too wide of the mark to caricature their views on migration as more influenced by the ease of employing a cleaner than by a fear of losing out.
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Jacoby Ellsbury, after measuring the leisurely windup of the Tampa Bay left-hander Matt Moore, took off toward home on a two-out, full-count pitch that was wide of the strike zone, sparing Brett Gardner the decision of swinging at it and allowing Ellsbury to slide safely headfirst, his hand reaching the near corner of the plate before catcher Curt Casali could lunge forward and tag him.
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Some analysts see frontrunner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the leftist former mayor of Mexico City, as the Kremlin's favorite given positive coverage he has received from Kremlin-backed media outlets like Sputnik and RT. But Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who has repeatedly denied accusations by U.S. intelligence officials and others that Moscow interferes in any foreign elections, told Reuters on Thursday allegations of Russian meddling in Mexico were wide of the mark.
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