"I don't think I played a bad match," she said.
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"I don't think I played a bad match," Williams said.
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Are you saying that Julia Roberts is a bad match-maker?
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Its H3N2 component is a bad match for the circulating strain.
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Of the three water signs, Cancer is a particularly bad match, Stellas says.
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You know, I just played a very, very bad match, so it's unfortunate.
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"I honestly didn't play a bad match," said Nadal of the Melbourne rematch.
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He seemed largely incapable of a bad match, regardless of opponent, script, or story.
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They offer the chance to weed out a bad match before you ever have to meet.
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All this time after I came here, is my adopted homeland really such a bad match?
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However, my partner's Venus is in Cancer, and my friend told me this is a bad match.
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The stakes are high; a bad match can seriously interfere with the reception of one or both shows.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Germany's Alexander Zverev says he has only played one really bad match during a sensational season.
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Whether he can be the guy, I don't know, but he's not ever going to have a bad match.
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Meanwhile Johnson attempted to circle out and straight shoot, in the style that we expected to make him a bad match up for Gaethje.
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His only good matches were with Styles, who is so good it's tough to recall the last time he had a bad match with anyone.
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But rather than go to the mat over dirty dishes, the better course is to accept that this was a bad match and move on.
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In the years since, I've assumed it was a case of a film-industry outsider whose East Coast cynicism was simply a bad match for the room.
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But unlike his fleshy human counterparts, it looks like Jelani might be spared from all the terrible pickup lines and the nightmares of a bad match for now.
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I knew this was stylistically a bad match-up for me, and the fact that it was in Brazil just made the challenge a little larger, a little tougher.
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Goldberg and Lesnar were obviously inclined to go through the motions; the crowd's hectoring pushed them into rest holds and an obvious unease with their surroundings which made a bad match worse.
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I don't think it's a sin to leave off a five-month gig that was just a bad match, says nothing about your skills or your character, and was a one-off negative experience.
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But its milquetoast take on politics feels like a bad match for an era when so many families have found themselves irreparably divided over issues the show could engage with but chooses to ignore.
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One of the hazards of booking Weidman-Rockhold II so quickly is that, if Weidman loses, it creates a narrative of professional decline simply because he lost to a guy who's a bad match-up.
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Halep did not play a bad match but simply ran out of ideas at the end of an absorbing two-hour-20-minute duel full of spellbinding rallies and shots not found in coaching manuals.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT KANSAS STATE (16-15): The Wildcats' youthhas been a bad match with one of the nation's most demanding schedules as allbut two of the team's 15.63 losses have come against Top 25 teams.
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The tragedy of her life is compelling, but near as I can see it, so was her performance of stoic sadness, the overcoming of a bad match, the (sadly temporary) triumph over the "evil" of the royal family via divorce.
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In fact, this is a really important professional skill to develop: the ability to recognize when a culture isn't a good fit for you, and to be OK with moving on rather than making yourself miserable trying to survive a bad match.
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In the former, it's common for a match to end within its first few turns, due to a bad match-up, cheap and fast start, or a bad mulligan (and apologies now for the CCG lingo—it's hard to work without it when it comes to this kind of inside baseball).
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Bad Match is a 2017 American thriller film written and directed by David Chirchirillo. The film follows Harris, an online dating man, who meets a woman with an unpredictable temperament.
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" Heavy gave it a 3.5/5 rating, stating that while the match was good, seeing Carrillo lose to Andrade again made it "disappointing". Conversely, Bleacher Report praised the feud, stating "It almost seems impossible for Andrade and Carrillo to have a bad match.
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Another bad match took Boca to the second consecutive loss, after the 1–0 defeat against Independiente. On April 22, Boca returned to the good game and managed to win 3–1 over Newell's Old Boys. On the fourth game of Copa Libertadores group stage, Boca lost 2–0 against Palmeiras.
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The other matches were not rated as highly, although only the WWF World Heavyweight Championship match was said to be a bad match. The attendance for the event was 6,500 fans, who paid a total of $80,000 in admission. This is the lowest attendance figure for a King of the Ring event. The attendance the following year was almost twice as large, as 12,000 fans attended King of the Ring 1994.
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C. B. Fry later said of the match: "It was a very bad match. It was one of those games which, without any obvious reason, are aimless and vague and watery ... It was one of the least enjoyable games from a players' point of view that have ever fallen to my lot." This was the only full international played at The Dell. None of the Southampton players played for England again after this match.
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Meltzer also criticized the match between Khali and Kane, with Aldren remarking that the crowd "was dead" and Meltzer calling it "pretty bad". Caldwell said that it was a "bad match with a decent finish", as the match "lowered the bar" early enough that the "finish was intriguing". The event received 369,000 buys, which was a decrease from the SummerSlam 2008, the previous year's event, which received a figure of 477,000 buys.
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Austin Aries was the chosen opponent; Daniels defeated him at the event. Sacrifice is remembered for the Finals of the 2005 TNA Super X Cup Tournament. Corey David Lacroix of the professional wrestling section of the Canadian Online Explorer posted a review of the gathering, stating he felt "there was not a single bad match" on the card. In October 2017, with the launch of the Global Wrestling Network, the event became available to stream on demand.
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While Hilary nurses Jamie back to health, Martha begins teaching the local children in school. Though Bowen and Burnett insist the Evans women should leave for the East again before they're snowed in, they refuse until Jamie is well and they've taught the men to properly care for Vindicator. Bowen continues to insist that Hereford cattle can't make it through the tough conditions on the range and thus make them a bad match. Martha and Hilary insist, and slowly, Burnett is coming over to their side.
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On 26 July in Antonis Papadopoulos Stadium Anorthosis defeat Levadia Tallinn with score 3–0 with scorers (Okkas, Toni Calvo, Ricardo Laborde), with MVP the attacking midfielder of the team Juliano Spadacio. On 28 August, Anorthosis defeat Georgian Dila Gori away with score 0–1, With scorer Giannis Okkas at 69th minute. Dila Gori played with 10 players after the ban of Gogita Gogua with red card from the referee. On 9 August after a bad match anorthosis end their European dream at 3rd QR. of uefa europa league.
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From 1984 to 1988, Mahut played for Racing Club de Paris/Matra Racing, during which he scored 12 goals in 131 leagues matches and 1 goal in 16 domestic cup matches. It won the Division 2 title at the end of the 1985–1986 season and won promotion to Division 1 for the 1986–1987 season. Racing Club de Paris had bad match results during the first half of the 1984–85 French Division 1 season, which cost head coach Alain de Martigny his job in January 1985. He was replaced by Victor Zvunka.
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Williams refused to answer questions at the post-match press conference, explaining: "I'm not saying anything because if I do I could be in trouble so I'm keeping my mouth shut.""Williams falls at the first". BBC Sport. 2 March 2004. Retrieved 12 September 2010. Hunter and Hendry made high breaks of 49 and 55 in defeating Brian Morgan and Jimmy Michie 5–1, respectively. After the match Hendry—the world number two and a seven-time world champion said "I feel like going to apologise to each fan one by one because it was such a bad match".
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His sister, Lucy Hay née Percy, dowager countess of Carlisle, and his younger brother, Henry Percy, were members of the household of Charles I's queen, Henrietta Maria. Another sister, Dorothy, was married to Robert Sidney, 2nd Earl of Leicester. In 1629, Algernon married Lady Anne Cecil, daughter of William Cecil, 2nd Earl of Salisbury; his father considered it a bad match, allegedly because he blamed Anne's grandfather for his imprisonment. Before her death in 1637, they had five daughters, two of whom lived to adulthood; Anne (died 1654), and Elizabeth (1636–1718), who married Arthur Capell, 1st Earl of Essex.
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Jason Namako of Wrestleview called the tag title match "pure insanity", while naming the main event the best match on the show. Overall, he called Global Wars a "fun mix of the show", noting it did a good job introducing the Japanese wrestlers to an American audience, while giving a taste for War of the Worlds. Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter called Global Wars well paced and the work strong, noting there was "nothing remotely resembling a bad match". He also praised the crowd at Ted Reeve Arena, calling it "perhaps the best big show wrestling crowd in recent memory", noting that they treated the Japanese wrestlers, especially Jyushin Thunder Liger, like superstars.
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Ivanovic played very bad match, winning just 46% of her first serve points and total of just 51% of all points on serve, converting just one break point on seven chances and making 17 unforced errors to Zheng's 10. Her exit in the third round was earliest for the top seed since 2001, when Martina Hingis lost to Virginia Ruano Pascual in first round. Ivanovic, though, ended up to be just one of the five players of the top 8 to fall before the quarterfinals, the round they were all projected to get through as of their rankings. Also, on the men's side was even worse situation as only first two seeds reached quarterfinals, though they eventually reached the final.
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Koizumi said that he wanted to alter the game's "intensity factor" by limiting the number of hits the player could take to three, as opposed to Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine, which featured eight. Retrospectively, Iwata added that decreasing the health meter to three from eight is "representative of the things that players do not notice that actually changes the gameplay dramatically". With the concept of gravity and spherical platforms being the central elements of gameplay, the development team drafted several ideas on how to implement them into the game. Koichi Hayashida, a co-designer of the game, initially expressed scepticism of incorporating a spherical playing field into a jump-based platform game, stating that it would be "a bad match".
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Captive imports often fail, and a shift in exchange rates can raise prices to uncompetitive levels. Some models have been criticized for marginal quality, such as the spate of Daewoo models marketed under domestic General Motors marques during the 2000s, or for being a bad match for the local driving environment. The commitment of domestic sales and service staff to an unfamiliar vehicle has been questioned, particularly if the import is seen as reducing sales of other, more profitable vehicles in the lineup. Others fail due to no fault of their own; the Sunbeam Tiger, for instance, an early 1960s example of the concept of an American Ford Windsor engine in a British (Sunbeam Alpine) body and chassis, enjoyed substantial success until Sunbeam became a captive import of Chrysler Corporation in North America.
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This was partly due to Watts displaying a lack of urgency and work-rate on the field according to former players Wayne Carey, Garry Lyon and coach Mick Malthouse. He played the early parts of his career in different positions, which Garry Lyon wrote led to an instability in his game and was a reason for why he, at times, lacked confidence and self-belief in his abilities. He was often very quickly scrutinised when he played poorly, and was the first to player to be blamed when the team played a bad match, which led to Paul Roos questioning why the public had such a fixation with Watts' form. He was also plagued with being known as the "great white hope" as soon as he was drafted and due to the club trailing near the bottom of the ladder from 2009 to 2015 and experiencing failed rebuilds, Watts was symbolically seen as a poster boy for Melbourne's failures during this period.
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Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter wrote that King of Pro-Wrestling exemplified the "feeling of sameness" in NJPW and that while the show in his opinion had only one bad match (the six-man tag team match), it was lacking compared to similar big shows in recent years. Meltzer also noted that several wrestlers, most notably Hiroshi Tanahashi, Shinsuke Nakamura, Tomoaki Honma and Tomohiro Ishii had not recovered from the G1 Climax, while highlighting what he considered "elementary booking issues", such as booking back-to-back junior heavyweight title matches with all foreign wrestlers and the final two matches being "Americanized" with ref bumps and outside interference. Mike Johnson of Pro Wrestling Insider called the main event "excellent" and "well worth going out of your way to see". Sean Radican of Pro Wrestling Torch gave the event an overall score of 8.0, calling it a "very good show", though adding that the undercard tag team matches were "a bit of a chore to get through" and that "some of the big matches on the card didn't deliver as [he] expected".
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