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I want to see games like my teenage version of Quake: Games that cannot be beaten simply because they cannot be beaten.
"No one thought Kobayashi would ever be beaten," Shay explains.
To beat him, he'll have to be beaten in 2020.
Guards demanded that she renounce her faith or be beaten.
"She shows that the machine can be beaten," James said.
"Of course he can be beaten," the New Zealander said.
She was brought out only to be beaten, raped and tortured.
He's not going to be beaten just somebody who has plans.
I beat him until he just couldn't be beaten any further.
READ: Opinion: It's getting harder to believe Trump can be beaten
They may be beaten, but they may start a winning game.
The NRA and its affiliated network of groups can be beaten.
People accused of it may be beaten or burned to death.
However, Danny's records don't look like they'll be beaten anytime soon.
If I didn't have that, I could easily be beaten down.
Maybe we will be beaten or we will work in camps . . .
Prepare for that story line to be beaten into the ground.
They mean it is so ruthlessly efficient that it cannot be beaten.
The president has suggested protesters at his rallies should be beaten up.
If some investors beat the market, others must be beaten by it.
And if we don't forget who are, we just can't be beaten.
These are his standards: He prefers to be beaten out of sight.
They may be beaten, tortured and starved, and at risk of execution.
We knew that he could be beaten or jailed, but not murdered.
The next day, cells were raided, and those responsible would be beaten.
They could be beaten with vaccines if the world committed more money.
You could be beaten or worse for (supposedly) looking at someone wrong.
Oregon, however, was not about to be beaten in a track meet.
The idea that Trump can't be beaten is insane; the idea that he shouldn't be beaten is immoral; the idea that it isn't worth even trying to beat him is the lamest thing I've ever seen in politics.
They were all getting ready to be beaten up — by the Delhi Police.
Sure enough, evil agents swarm in, only to be beaten up by Hop.
For some investors to beat the market, others must be beaten by it.
The evolving narrative of "Trump can be beaten" is getting a little tired.
I don't know if the price for this one will ever be beaten.
All menaces can be beaten once America puts "its own citizens first", he declared.
In a bull market, a day's high can easily be beaten the following day.
It wasn't the first time Kurds have pushed toward independence, only to be beaten.
No one should be beaten, or lose their life, just for crossing the road.
"They need to be beaten with a stick!" wrote Weibo user Edison Li Jingyu.
If I was caught getting a drink of water, I'd be beaten for it.
Yet not everyone here seemed certain that Mr. Walker could be beaten, even now.
"People like you will always be beaten by people like me," Big Daddy says.
With that being said, the accuracy and range of the M79 can't be beaten.
She was too big, too strong, too fast to be beaten by the smaller Sane.
By comparison, Mario is a one-handed endless runner that can be beaten fairly quickly.
"That's the OBR's forecast, Mr Speaker, but forecasts are there to be beaten," he said.
Can Westbrook and Durant be beaten by anyone if they play to their full potential?
But until it is proved otherwise, the Americans are a team that cannot be beaten.
What does it mean to be beaten by a woman in a male-dominated sport?
"Bengali deserve to be beaten because they are not from our country," one user wrote.
We learned Meagan wasn't alone, that help was available, and that anorexia could be beaten.
This level will probably be beaten before you're done writing your article unless you're quick.
"It is normal to be beaten every day," one former Twelve Tribes member told him.
The best in 50 years in the overall number, and soon that's going to be beaten.
It's like saying anyone who steals your shoes can be beaten to death in the streets.
A society in which protesters at rallies don't deserve to be beaten up just for protesting.
If she is to be beaten in Gwangju, however, the 200 is where it might happen.
They are aware that Hillary Clinton is a dreadful candidate, one who could easily be beaten.
Global Soccer LONDON — Think the fairy tale of Leicester City could not be beaten this year?
Unknown to Mr. Gates, he had actually concluded two days earlier that polio could be beaten.
The eggs were fluffy, the meat was flavorful, and the prices simply couldn&apost be beaten.
But the location across from Millennium Park in the heart of the loop cannot be beaten.
In the end, what we've got here is a problem that I believe can be beaten.
"The young directors of today," he said, "should not be beaten back by difficulties and setbacks."
And to say the Warriors are beatable is not to forecast that they will be beaten.
If Donald Trump is to be beaten, every black person in Texas needs to turn out.
I want the special right, for instance, to not be beaten or murdered by ignorant bigots.
"The Baka know if they go into the forest they will be beaten again," he said.
He's going to be beaten by somebody who has an idea what the man has done.
Might they all be beaten by a foreign-language film whose theatrical grosses weren't even reported?
"We are strong, I think there is no way we can be beaten to death," he added.
"If one of the migrants accidentally moved, he would be beaten or even killed," the IOM said.
He first won election running against a 26-year incumbent the political prognosticators said couldn't be beaten.
Given those twin strengths, it is virtually impossible for Pelosi to be beaten in an intraparty vote.
Before Saturday, the Warriors seemed more likely to defeat themselves than to be beaten by superior talent.
I wasn't sure how it could be beaten, but I still had five more chains to visit.
But Montgomery, whose best pitch is his curveball, was not going to be beaten on anything else.
Whether President Trump can be beaten is a constant source of watercooler talk among New Hampshire GOPers.
And there was a time when Microsoft looked like the tech company that could never be beaten.
Kim Guadagno, is going to be beaten by Democratic former banker and Ambassador to Germany Phil Murphy.
We can't be beaten down by those people on the sidelines who are truly on the sidelines.
One thing was certain, to lose under the London Prize Ring rules, you really had to be beaten.
The UK has shown that domestic terror threats can be beaten by infiltration, data gathering and shared intelligence.
Trump can be beaten, but not by a Democrat who matches the President tit for tat on negatives.
She would be beaten by any of the three others in a run-off, polls have repeatedly shown.
With the new tools now available, and with but a little more willpower, AIDS can surely be beaten.
Strowman exists to be beaten, but not on a B-quality show with WrestleMania right around the corner.
It involves Anastasia making some decisions, such as she would rather not be beaten up by her boyfriend.
Islamic State overran large swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014 only to be beaten back in 2017.
"There is an expectation that [USA] will be beaten by England in round 2," Goode told Business Insider.
The Obama approach posits that the Islamic State can be beaten before European and American societies are undermined.
That's created a power vacuum, as Google can be beaten for the first time in over a decade.
Her score of 7,291 set at the '88 Olympics in Seoul has yet to be beaten by anyone.
The location, while far from town, can't be beaten when it comes to beachfront access ensconced in nature.
And by punished I mean that I would be beaten and have all methods of outside communication revoked.
The Witcher 2 can be beaten, even with a handful of side quests, in fewer than 30 hours.
Kids are going to be abused, and they will kill themselves, and people will be beaten on the street.
Either way, it's a remarkable feat of puzzle solving not soon to be beaten, except maybe by Feliks himself.
That is the only way their colleagues will learn that the Trumpist faction of their base can be beaten.
Their rivals are likewise intelligent and rational players who can only be beaten by moving quicker and thinking smarter.
It was whether he would retire (as he did on Tuesday) or be beaten by Ward in a primary.
Even so, the settlement proves that overreaching equity holders can be beaten back by lenders who assert their rights.
But sometimes, your sibling is kind of supposed to be beaten up, and you need to suppress your instincts.
Some donors concluded from the presentation that Mr. Trump, for all his dominance so far, could still be beaten.
However, while Costco is known for its low prices, don't automatically assume that the price can't be beaten elsewhere.
Tesla may be beaten in the race to offer an electric truck by another start-up automaker, Rivian Motors.
Kansas became the fifth No. 1 team this season to be beaten, joining Michigan State, Kentucky, Duke and Louisville.
The parent who lies awake terrified that their transgender son or daughter will be beaten and bullied at school.
Kansas became the fifth No. 214 team this season to be beaten, joining Michigan State, Kentucky, Duke and Louisville.
Kim Jong Un did say that I'm a rabid dog, I should be beaten to death with a stick.
Likewise, can someone without a sense of humor be taught to have one, or must it be beaten into him?
But its general affordability coupled with a discounted intro rate and free streaming devices the overall cost can't be beaten.
The speakers on the X1 Carbon are surprisingly pretty good, but Apple's laptop speakers still have yet to be beaten.
It was unthinkable that Mirko Cro Cop would be beaten on the feet, let alone by almost a pure wrestler.
I have an idea about Donald Trump: Donald Trump is not going to be beaten just by insider politics talk.
Trials of Death, if run without mistakes, can be beaten under Mario Maker's 500 second time limit—just over eight minutes.
But it is also the case that somebody cannot be beaten by nobody, and Mr Xi faces no obvious single challenger.
Trump cannot be beaten in a Republican primary; he is one of the most popular Republican presidents among Republican voters ever.
I spoke to Dreier about their discovery and how it feels to be beaten by a TV show by three decades.
He argued that potential challengers were not coming forward simply because of a calculation that Ms. Pelosi could not be beaten.
I watched him razzing people, opening his mouth without thinking he'd be beaten to a pulp for drawing attention to himself.
"He&aposs vulnerable, can be beaten by anybody, but if he hits you on the chin you&aposre bang in trouble."
It's too late to change the outcome of this election, but let's be galvanized and not be beaten down by it.
Instead of people voluntarily coming forward to confess their wrongdoings, Shin pointed out people's misbehaviors and they had to be beaten.
A heroic love that pushed people to march, knowing they could be beaten, and board buses, knowing they could be bombed.
"But I don't think it needs much stretch of the imagination to predict that the forecasts should be beaten," he said.
Evers has been running far ahead of the other Democrats in the polls, but he could still be beaten on Tuesday.
You don't show ISIS beheading people on TV, nor should you allow someone to be beaten with a barbed-wire baseball bat.
But it also raises the prospect that Republicans will simply be beaten in the midterms and the balance of oversight will flip.
It is only by occupying territory that IS can be beaten; and Russia offers little by way of boots on the ground.
He can't be beaten in the Republican primary, so there's no reason for me — or any candidate, really — to be in there.
"I just don't want somebody running one of my companies that's going to be beaten up so badly", he told one contestant.
"[Amazon] may have sandbagged with its conservative guidance, giving a low-ball number that can be beaten, " the "Mad Money" host said.
The hashtag #KenyanGayVideo has been trending on Twitter, some people saying homosexuals should be beaten to death while others called for tolerance.
These new fixtures in the landscape of public debate speak, to her, of progress too established and widespread to be beaten back.
They grieved in a public manner that would only be beaten by the collective reaction to One Direction's split three years later.
O'Neill's O'Riginal spring suit is 2 millimeters thick and comes with flatlock seams, and at less than $100 can't really be beaten.
You're just going to be beaten up and chopped up and delivered to the audience so ... Would you go on Fox News?
The Patriots (3-2), however, are not a team that can be beaten with a little pluck and a lot of luck.
Global health Hemorrhagic fever inspires almost mythic terror, but whether it can be beaten depends more on people than on medical advances.
How many countries in the world do you know that if you wear hijab you will be beaten up by morality police?
General Electric may be beaten down for a while, but it is bound to turn around, analyst Brian Langenberg told CNBC on Monday.
But he thinks that the legal fight against tobacco companies provides a case study for how these types of challenges can be beaten.
And perhaps, in one of the three voter categories—full members, registered supporters and affiliates (mostly union members)—he could even be beaten.
The photographer told me students also are forced to memorize verses from the Quran and can be beaten for failing to do so.
"The only way [IS] can be beaten as an idea is by a better alternative," says Charlie Winter, an academic in transcultural conflict.
As of 2019, his record-breaking height — 7 feet, 4 inches when he stood on his hind legs — has yet to be beaten.
Mr. Trump can still be beaten by his Republican rivals, though it is less likely, and Mr. Sanders's chances appear to be diminished.
We recognize that in today's hypercompetitive news environment, the tighter guidelines below inevitably mean that we will occasionally be beaten on a story.
Some of our top runners may be beaten here due to unforeseen circumstances, but they have the experience to win in major races.
A number of protesters appeared to be beaten up by security forces as they demonstrated close to the hotel hosting international election monitors.
Smith's character is about to be beaten unconscious, trapped in a van and made to live at the bottom of a dry well.
If G dropped his arms before the requisite time was up, he would be beaten and forced to repeat the punishment all over again.
Some 140,500 fans turned up for world champion Lewis Hamilton's home race on Sunday, a crowd unlikely to be beaten anywhere else this season.
Patrick Murphy, is flawed and can be beaten -- especially as Murphy himself is locked in a bitter primary fight with progressive firebrand Alan Grayson.
All these menaces can be beaten, and "dying industries will come roaring back to life" once America puts "its own citizens first", he declared.
The company also won&apost be worried about competition because Amazon can&apost easily be beaten on cost as it owns the whole pipeline.
Its end-to-end ecosystem of hardware, software, app store, developers and retail are natural advantages that can't be beaten (and many have tried).
Plenty, as Tesla's visually driven Autopilot self-driving technology could be beaten out by the more costly laser-radar systems that competitors have embraced.
Married children are twice as likely to live in poverty and three times more likely to be beaten by spouses than are married adults.
At some point we want them to be beaten and for a guy like Zverev it's important to beat them while they're still playing.
It's also a stage that has yet to be beaten, outside of the person who uploaded it, even though the code isn't a secret.
Enemies can't be beaten by jumping on top of them—quite the surprise after so many years of doing just that in Mario games.
This week, Luke Yagnow joined an elite club, becoming the second (known) person to beat Desert Golfing, a game not meant to be beaten.
" Russia, he said, "will not allow itself to be beaten up, the harder they try to intimidate us, the tougher our response will be.
Woman is so little satisfied with herself that she would rather permit herself to be beaten than— The last thought is left blessedly unfinished.
Devoted to her five children, she especially hated to be beaten by Gary because of the loathing for their father this engendered in them.
"We believe and we expect that our target of 10 percent target of return on equity (ROE) will be beaten by 2020," he said.
In the postseason you're facing really good teams with good pitching — and good pitching sometimes can be beaten by one or two home runs.
Within a few hours, authorities had put Pichardo in a cell in a men's jail, where she feared she would be beaten or raped.
The modest measures suggested in their wake are designed to prove that the National Rifle Association can be beaten and build moment for further action.
A global study also showed they are three times more likely to be beaten by their spouse than those who marry at 183 or older.
ISIS is really an idea, and it's not going to be beaten by guns, or bombs, or a ground defensive to regain Raqqa from ISIS.
In one agonizing scene, the father allows himself to be beaten, refusing to strike back as he shields Eddy from his older brother's drunken rage.
The resulting fibers must be beaten and bleached and mixed with water and neri, a slime that comes from the roots of the Tororo-aoi.
O'Shea Jackson Jr. showed fans exactly what it looks like to be beaten to a pulp ... only thing is, the actor didn't feel any pain.
But that's OK, because it's a puzzle game, and not every level is supposed to be beaten with ease — some take a little trial and error.
The 18-year-old Dutchman started fifth on the grid but finished 10th and was irked to be beaten by ninth-placed team mate Carlos Sainz.
Walmart was the first major national retailer to open its doors on Thanksgiving Day, prompting other retailers to follow suit and not be beaten for sales.
If you don't move out of the way, you will be beaten, trampled, tackled, offered red wine from a plastic bottle, or all four at once.
Anas Aremeyaw Anas Shortly after that investigation was published, Ghanaian lawmaker Kennedy Agyapong was filmed singling out Hussein-Suale, explicitly calling for him to be beaten.
It's a rare day that I finish one that can't be "beaten" in a handful of sittings, adding up to anywhere between eight and 270 hours.
For seven years, Colleen Stan spent most of her days and nights locked in a coffin-like box – released only to be beaten, raped and tortured.
I wanted to see it come down to the wire, I wanted to see if it could be beaten because I think it can be done.
"This is a disease that should be beaten by this country with all of the technology and all of the smarts that we have," he says.
Someone would steal food because they were hungry and they would be beaten to death ... of 3,000 inmates on average, about three a day would die.
However, even if that does happen, Labour believes that Johnson, who was this week branded the "Britain Trump" by the US president, can ultimately be beaten.
A global study showed they are three times more likely to be beaten by their spouse than if they waited to marry at 85033 or older.
"In prison I'll be beaten and raped every day until I am released and leave the country again," Nagbe told Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter from detention.
This is more and more what I'm attempting to do, not be beaten down or overwhelmed by the immensity of life, but instead enthralled with it.
Only after she passed on the race — evidently deciding that Hillary Clinton was too strong to be beaten — did a less prominent progressive enter: Bernie Sanders.
So of course I want to be a great example for women, and of course wanted her to succeed, and not fail, and not be beaten.
But there is a sense that Chinese investors, having once tasted the profitable elixir of trading commodities, are not going to be beaten back for long.
"I went to an all-boys school - I kind of did the maths and was like if I come out, I'd be beaten up," Young said.
The Super Bowl 50 Storylines Most Likely to Be Beaten Mercilessly into the Ground Hey, did you know one starting quarterback is much older than the other?
"I think all the consensus numbers we were looking at looked to be beaten to the upside," Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said.
Chi-Med's Fruquintinib may even be beaten in the race to approval in America and Japan by a cancer drug called Epidaza from Chipscreen Biosciences of Shenzhen.
In a late-night shot, taken outside Guterres's residence in early August, he flat-out accused Dujarric of ordering that Lee be "beaten" by the security officers.
The one that seems definitely blocked is the route back to a land where it is rare to think that political opponents deserve to be beaten up.
But while mosquitoes appear like a force of nature that cannot be beaten, there is another side to the story of humanity's battle with this tiny foe.
Frenkel writes candidly throughout about her fears and ordeals (at one point even considering taking "the ultimate way out"), but she soldiers on, refusing to be beaten.
But when you have the shortest turnaround in league history and hear all off-season that you can't be beaten, you're going to have to battle complacency.
He was running away from his family, he cut off ties, he was determined to succeed, and he was not going to be beaten down by life.
MSF's international president Joanne Liu said the outbreak, which has killed 569 people, would not be beaten unless the community trusted the authorities and were treated humanely.
To strip a man down, condemn him to be beaten, flayed alive then anointed with salt water, you cannot feel him the way you feel your own.
We expect these track times to be beaten by the actual production 7 seat Model S Plaid variant that goes into production around Oct/Nov next year.
So, you have to learn to adapt and you have to learn to listen, observe and figure things out because you don't want to be beaten up.
The poll also shows that in the second round of voting, to take place on May 7, Le Pen would be beaten by both Macron and Fillon.
The dogs are said to be beaten, burned, boiled or skinned alive – under a draconian, superstitious guise that the fear and torture improves the taste of the meat.
It used to be not this way and I&aposm so sad to see the judiciary be beaten up like this, but he&aposs going to get through.
I actually became a permanent resident of this country years ago, although if I had been undocumented I still would not have deserved to be beaten this way.
Further evidence that Pebble can be beaten can be found in the scores from the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am tournament, held at the course this February.
Domain expertise, feature modeling and hundreds of thousands lines of code now can be beaten with a few hundred lines of scripting (plus a decent amount of data).
I will not stand for you to put down my fellow countrymen and I will not be beaten in spirit just because I was beaten at the polls.
The Health Issue Andrew Levy's parents knew that the rare and deadly cancer in his blood could not be beaten, so they began to prepare for the worst.
Scott cited cases in states including Minnesota, North Carolina and Virginia when Elias said margins comparable to the initial vote count in Tuesday's election could not be beaten.
"They're good, but any team can be beaten if you're doing the things you need to do and do them consistently enough," Los Angeles manager Mike Scioscia said.
"The polls show that he would be beaten badly in November, and the fallout would spread to House and Senate races, and ultimately the Supreme Court," he added.
Prosecutors have said Mr. Perez and Mr. Vaughn, while overseeing a weapons search at Rikers on July 11, 2012, gave the order for Mr. Lightfoot to be beaten.
That equaled Norway's record group-stage tally of 17 set in 1995 but despite Sweden's determined resistance, the mark seemed destined to be beaten at the Stade Oceane.
"If you don't protect yourselves well, then you don't know whether you'll be beaten to death, or something bad may happen like being injured and hospitalized," said Cheung.
He was let down by the health care system, by family, and by society — only to be beaten to death by police officers who will face no consequences.
I've learned that Kim Jong Un thinks I am a rabid dog, should be beaten to death with a stick, and he gets a love letter from Trump.
The current secretary of energy, Rick Perry, once publicly suggested that the chairman of the Federal Reserve deserved to be beaten up because of his interest rate policy.
The current secretary of energy, Rick Perry, once publicly suggested that the chairman of the Federal Reserve deserved to be beaten up because of his interest rate policy.
That, by 2020, the transmission of HIV from moms to their unborn babies can be virtually zero, and that by 2030 AIDS can be beaten once and for all.
They also called for women to be beaten to stop their "immoral" and "unpatriotic" behavior in comments that can still be seen online, despite warnings from social networks' administrators.
If they fail to meet their begging quota of about $1 per day, or try to escape, they may be beaten, starved or chained for weeks at a time.
KUTTANAD, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Farmer Moncy Joseph, who grows rice on land below sea level in India's Kuttanad region, is determined not to be beaten by climate change.
It may not be as highly ranked as some of its competitors, but the reviews suggest that it is a little more reliable and the price can't be beaten.
Most crucially, it could buy days, months, years of life for people who would otherwise die early of preventable diseases, or diseases that could be beaten back for longer.
"The staple financing was there to provide certainty of funds during the auction process but the staple is now there to be beaten," a senior leveraged finance banker said.
"We tell the workers they have a right to be paid, to not be beaten or abused, to have time off, to send their kids to school," said Jangale.
Then he asked them to prepare to be beaten, and strode up and down the row of offenders several times, whacking them loudly on their behinds with a stick.
"No one should be detained on the charge of wanting to watch a soccer or a volleyball game at a stadium, or be beaten for it," the letter stated.
The Acer Aspire 5 may not be the sleekest laptop around, but if you're looking for sheer power for money, it can't really be beaten in this price range.
He retired 23 consecutive San Diego Padres batters after a leadoff single only to be beaten, 5-0, on an eighth-inning homer when he lost his 26th straight.
According to two Iraqi security officials, it is not uncommon for those detained to be beaten, electrocuted and forced to sign pledges not to demonstrate or speak to media.
As it was, thoughts could come and go; they would not be beaten back, but welcomed as inevitable, until they became simple background noise to a foreground of "centring prayer".
One Medical is by no means cheaper than having regular insurance, but the convenience they offer via app-based, same-day appointments and a plethora of locations can't be beaten.
"A virus cannot be beaten with a machine gun," said Krum Zarkov from the opposition Socialist party - one of the 55 deputies who voted against the deployment of the army.
"With Ferrari coming up, there is this fear — that we're trying to channel into motivation and energy — that you might be beaten by a competitor," Wolff said in an interview.
According to the report, Mr. Ball encouraged Mr. Todd to engage in spiritual exercises involving nudity and cold showers and he suggested Mr. Todd agree to be beaten while naked.
"Absent preconditions, I would not meet with the, quote 'Supreme Leader,' who said Joe Biden is a rabid dog, he should be beaten to death with a stick," Biden said.
But if a doctor can be beaten and dragged by officers for refusing to "volunteer" a plane seat he legally purchased, it should be clear that no such immunity exists.
Mercedes have yet to be beaten in Sochi since the race appeared on the calendar in 2014 but Sunday has been held up as a real benchmark of Ferrari's resurgence.
What with decreased legroom, increased fees, and the ever-present likelihood that you'll be beaten and dragged off a United flight, air travel these days is decidedly lacking in basic amenities.
One in three women will be beaten or raped in her lifetime, according to the World Health Organization, and thousands of young girls will be forced into marriages far too young.
Like the time Garstka, the local activist, was attacked and feared and would be beaten to death 20 years ago, as he described it to me, while leaving a gay club.
It suggests that the repressive forces of Empire are never fully defeated, but must be beaten back again and again — and if that idea seems particularly applicable right now, well, hmm.
Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) have criticized tech giants for being overly powerful and part of a larger wave of corporate concentration that must be beaten back.
This is— incumbent president, always tough thing to beat, but if there was ever an incumbent president who could be beaten, it's this one, and I'm optimistic we will beat him.
Noor Ankis, 25, chose to remain in her house, where she was told to kneel to be beaten, she said, until soldiers led her to the place where women were raped.
The incumbent mayor, progressive Bill de Blasio, enters this election year with a razor-thin 22008% approval rating, giving rise to the idea that he could be beaten by a fellow Democrat.
The opponent's fastest punch, the jab, was denied by Foreman's active right hand, and any other punch Gullick moved to make would be beaten to the mark by Foreman's own thudding jab.
" She said she would remain a prosecutor but not at the anti-corruption agency, and ended her statement with an appeal to ordinary Romanians: "Corruption can be beaten, don&apost give up!
Avionics noted that the effect of slowing down the signal could be beaten by a differential technique that would be able to correct the errors intentionally added by the selective availability technique.
From the pocket, off play-action, on the bootleg, and on the run, Russell Wilson beat the New England Patriots' vaunted defense every way a defense can be beaten on Sunday night.
"I hope [ ] to be a leader in awareness and to set the example for men everywhere who find themselves in my very same shoes, that prostate cancer can be beaten," he said.
Spending 20 months out of competition after his third bout with Junior Dos Santos, he returned only to be beaten inside three rounds by Werdum in front of an adoring Mexican crowd.
Mercedes have yet to be beaten in four Russian Grands Prix, with Hamilton winning two of them, but Vettel started on pole position last year in a race won by Valtteri Bottas.
One of my customers even said the other day he wants to get stories and doesn't mind a message, but he doesn't want to be beaten over the head with these things.
Money and power can be beaten by an energized and informed citizenry, by senators and representatives with an eye on the public good rather than big lobbyist money and by committed staff.
Millions of people may prefer to catch the latest blockbuster or art-house drama on a laptop or a phone, but festivals reassure cineastes that the traditional, immersive, common experience can't be beaten.
Mother of three and trained midwife Amara, 42, who escaped her employer in 2014 for fear she might be beaten to death, is doing odd cleaning jobs to finance her children's college fees.
Schmeichel, the son of a famous Manchester United keeper, was later to make save after save, but on this occasion he was beaten on his near post, where goalkeepers dread to be beaten.
And, unlike many of the women that Walker interviewed, she never believed that she deserved to be beaten—that it was a husband's right, or that she had done something to provoke it.
"They want to congratulate you on equaling Michael's record and, as Michael always said, records are there to be beaten," said Brawn, former Mercedes principal and now a managing director for Formula One.
"But what these critics were missing is that Apple doesn't just have the most loved, best tech for its cellphones, it's got a razor-razorblade business model that can't be beaten, " Cramer said.
The 2016 Race The Super Tuesday results make it clear that Donald Trump can still be beaten, yet also make it seem less likely that his Republican rivals will ultimately bring him down.
Avinash Kar, senior attorney at environmental activist group the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the overall decline offers a "glimmer of hope" that the growing epidemic of drug-resistant infections can be beaten.
Even when the Rockets are playing well, it feels like they are playing poorly somehow, and when they are playing poorly, they look like they could be beaten by a scrappy YMCA team.
"If the leaders had stayed behind the level of brutality would have been minimized, but I think they want people to be beaten because they want to make a political statement," Mwangi said.
" Sure, the prospects for the Roys are looking grim, but remember Roman's inspiring words to the Heart of Midlothian football club: "When a team is a team, it can't actually physically be beaten.
" Sure, the prospects for the Roys are looking grim, but remember Roman's inspiring words to the Heart of Midlothian football club: "When a team is a team, it can't actually physically be beaten.
Or that at age 2000, he was forced to sell drugs in local crack houses to pay off his mother's drug debts and was warned that she would be beaten if he didn't.
PARIS (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal stands three victories away from winning a jaw-dropping 12th French Open title after reaching the quarter-finals on Sunday but says his haul could one day be beaten.
ARKANSAS: The pork belly fries from Saiwok Vietnamese Street Food in Rogers, Arkansas truly can't be beaten: They're crinkle-cut and covered in crispy pork belly, scallions, a fried egg, and mozzarella cheese.
The temptation to land another blow constantly had to be beaten down, because I knew, from dying the first time, this was not an enemy to be given so much as an inch.
There are plenty of races to come where Mercedes can be beaten, starting with Austria next weekend where Hamilton and Bottas swept the front row last year but then suffered a double retirement.
In a 210th meeting between the two greats, the stubborn Djokovic simply refused to be beaten as he eked out a fourth successive victory over Federer in a tiebreak decider after three compelling hours.
Every night before bed, he said, boys who had earned a demerit were made to pull down their pants, bend over, and grab their ankles, so they could be beaten with a footwide paddle.
"From what I've seen so far my feeling is that the analyst projections for the quarter will be beaten to the upside," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
More disturbing, perhaps, is that state-run DPRK Today had actually gone so far as to say that dogs should be beaten to death to ensure their meat is at its tastiest when consumed.
"You need to be able to tell the difference between beaten down stocks that deserve to be bought and beaten down stocks that deserve to be beaten some more," the "Mad Money " host said.
Though Fillon, and now the far left's Jean-Luc Melenchon, remain to be beaten in the April 23 first round, his main rival is far-right leader Marine Le Pen of the National Front.
In an interview broadcast Sunday, Trump predicted that Democrats will be "beaten so badly" in future elections if they propose abolishing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, an idea endorsed by some progressives.
Like big traditional lenders from the United Kingdom to Australia, South Africa's major banks are concerned they could be beaten by increasingly popular app-based lenders and financial technology firms on price and convenience.
While past performance does not dictate future success, Hamilton won four of the last six races in 2018 and Mercedes have yet to be beaten in Sochi since the first race there in 2014.
If it can institute MRIs as the new standard for prostate screenings, Ezra will be on its way to offering a single painless test that could spot cancer early enough that it can be beaten.
Bugatti set a record in September with the Chiron, going from 0 to 400 km/h and back to 0 again in 2.993 seconds – only to be beaten by a Koenigsegg a few weeks later.
Trinidad and Tobago, like Costa Rica before it, realized that this U.S. team could be beaten if you sat back, soaked up pressure and picked the right spots to move forward and threaten the goal.
"These companies show that not only can the gravitational pull down be stymied, it can be beaten with the right set of circumstances that happen a lot more often than you might think," he said.
LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One champions Mercedes expect to be beaten by Ferrari this season and also see McLaren catching up fast after a dismal 2015 for the Honda-powered team, engine head Andy Cowell said.
"A level is not supposed to be beaten by just killing the targets and proceeding [to the next level]; it's actually meant to be played multiple times," creative director Christian Elverdam said in an interview.
No one thought he could ever be beaten, but then Joey Chestnut — nothing more than a boy really — stood in California, and said, &aposI will come to the aid of my nation,&apos and he did.
Mrs Clinton came first in every state except Rhode Island, and now cannot be beaten by her leftist rival Senator Bernie Sanders unless he manages to convince Democratic Party "super-delegates" to defect to his cause.
Those with established relationships can be beaten but you have to be really, really good at making a connection with Black voters across the country and have a broader appeal in showing you're electable and viable.
Emirati family law allows women to be punished for disobeying, and she said she was frequently pulled out of bed to be beaten, deprived of medical care and, until the final few months, even a toothbrush.
Machine learning image recognition techniques can be beaten with only the slightest bit of near-invisible distortion, according to a paper posted earlier this month to the arXiv preprint server by a group of Swiss computer scientists.
After pinning the medals on the Iraqi's chests, Mr Carter notes that the Iraqis had braved snipers, improvised explosive devices, mortar fire and suicide car-bombs, and declared that their bravery guaranteed that IS would be beaten.
Fox sources say that Murdoch refuses to be beaten from the right, and he has sought to shore up the conservative viewer base through a primetime lineup that elevated Sean Hannity and gave airtime to Laura Ingraham.
The ascendance of the so-called "hard right" in the US and the Trump administration's work to protect its power means it's unlikely the movement will be beaten by Democrats or left leaning parties at this point.
Detractors will argue that Rebecca's power anthem of "self-indulgent self-loathing" doesn't have the witty rhyme structure or clever wordplay of other songs on this list, but for sheer force and power, it can't be beaten.
More than 2,000 years ago, the Chinese realized that plant fibers, now known as cellulose, could be beaten, mixed with water and then left on a screen to drain until a sheet — a sheet of paper — remains.
Attacks like this, and other recent acts of violence underscore the need to not lose sight of the most fundamental part of progress: knowing that you will not be beaten or killed for being who you are.
"Such an alliance, if it was to materialize, would put the assumption that Le Pen will be beaten by Macron or Fillon in the second round in peril," a team of analysts at Mizuho said in a note.
Hacker Jan Krissler, who goes by the name Starbug, shows in a recent video that, despite the impressive technology in unlocking your phone with your eyes, the security system can be beaten with a relatively low-tech hack.
But Cliqz and Ghostery argue that disingenuous attempts to manipulate consent might need additional regulatory tweaks to be beaten back — calling in their blog post for regulations to enforce machine-readable standards to help iron away flakey flows.
"These companies show that not only can the gravitational pull down be stymied, it can be beaten with the right set of circumstances that happen a lot more often than you might think," the "Mad Money " host said.
Gabriel has realized that the curse can be beaten if, during the seven-day period, the afflicted person gets someone else to watch the tape, and so his research is predicated on a sort of lethal pyramid scheme.
Rates of new infections have been falling each year, but at a pitiful rate -- just 25% per year -- and experts in the field began to feel hopeless, drained and fed up by what should so easily be beaten.
His counterpart, Carlo Ancelotti, meanwhile, would have been given the chance to pay tribute to his Bayern team's refusal to be beaten, and forced to consider whether this defeat represented something close to the end of an era.
When inhabitants meet with their families they are constantly supervised, and if they say anything about the abuses they face or the squalor of their conditions, they say they know they will be beaten and drugged with downers later.
They were very unlucky to be beaten by France (in this year's Six Nations) - all the stats in the game indicate they should have won the game - so we are going to be playing a very, very tough team.
"I would not meet with the, quote, supreme leader who said, 'Joe Biden is a rabid dog, he should be beaten to death with a stick,'" Biden said, citing a comment last year from North Korea's state news agency.
It is unnecessary because if Democrats do the hard work of educating, organizing, mobilizing and energizing our base as well as independent voters who cannot envision another four years of Trump, the numbers indicate that he can be beaten.
SR: We might notice in our daily lives that our fellow scientists and journalists are prone to motivated reasoning and that they sometimes make (in hindsight) ridiculous mistakes, like forecasting that Trump will be beaten easily by Jeb Bush.
Analysts at Mizuho and Deutsche Bank both concluded that should Hamon and Melanchon form an alliance to strengthen the socialist offering, the assumption that Le Pen would be beaten in the second round by an establishment candidate would be challenged.
It is eight years since Williams, who has suffered from the debilitating Sjogren's syndrome, last won Wimbledon and seven since she reached the final to be beaten by her sister Serena but the American declared she was still supremely motivated.
He said the last two years of the U.S.-led air and ground campaign have proved that the extremist group can be beaten in conventional military fights but that it has shown the ability to carry out damaging, small-scale attacks.
Many Trump supporters assumed that whatever the president's hopes, his worst instincts would be beaten back as his policies were tempered and changed by career civil servants, and as he was given the briefings and information that surround any president.
Hunt, who is likely to be beaten by Boris Johnson in the leadership race to replace May as prime minister this week, is under intense pressure to join US-led plans for an international maritime protection force in the Gulf.
"The city failed to investigate or remediate these conditions and has continued sending detainees, including many aged 21 and younger, to the Albany County Jail without notice or hearing, to be beaten and put in solitary confinement," the lawsuit said.
Mr. Washington was one of four young detainees who sued the city last year, charging that city correction officials had sent them to the Albany County Correctional Facility knowing they would be beaten and thrown into solitary confinement for months.
As Mr. Maduro broke the power of the opposition-controlled legislature in 2017, demonstrators took to the streets for four months, only to be beaten back in clashes with Mr. Maduro's security forces that left more than 100 people dead.
Awful people (and good people who behave badly) should be beaten through ideas, the courts, their own self-destruction, or a fair fight—not while they're just standing there, microphone in hand, when a fist comes from out of frame.
It's possible that a thorough airing of Trump's financial dealings and Russia-related matters won't turn up any new, noteworthy information, in which case Republicans will keep backing him and he'll either be beaten at the polls in 2020 or he won't.
Each year in the United States, at least 2 million people become infected with other kinds of bacteria that can't be beaten with most antibiotics, and at least 23,000 people die each year as a result of those infections, according to the CDC.
"[W]e think we're in trouble if the creativity and passion of the last ten years starts to be beaten down by the new established powers, whether that's agencies or networks, or even VidCon, with it's [sic] necessarily finite invites," writes Green.
It is both an escape rope and evidence of how – with determination, bravery, or just acting like whatever you did back in the day never existed – the permanence of the internet can be beaten, or at least coloured over, with future successes.
Terry: Just as Amnesia in its 87-89 glory will never be beaten in Ibiza I don't think any NYC club or DJ will ever get close to what was achieved by Junior Vasquez at The Sound Factory in the early-mid 90s.
The virus can lie dormant and hide in parts of the body such as the eyes and testicles long after leaving the bloodstream - raising questions about whether it can ever be beaten, with West Africa's 17,000 survivors acting as a potential human reservoir.
In other words, Coates' analysis of black history is not truth, but one proposition among many, and by no means so self-evident or empirically impregnable that anyone deserves to be beaten over the head as morally obtuse for not agreeing with it.
But thanks to Reddit user daymeeuhn (who bought a leaked copy of No Man's Sky from eBay for $1250 plus shipping), we now know that while the game's universe may be "nearly infinite," the game itself can be beaten in about 30 hours.
Granted, some levels were light—the first in the original Sonic can be beaten in under 30 seconds, and the opening stage of Sonic 2 can be just about be completed in less than a minute while blindfolded and using your feet¹.
"It was as if the world had ended and it didn't matter what you owned, it was going to be beaten down to a pulp by the endless cascade of Chicago S&P futures raining on the New York Stock Exchange," Cramer said.
Appleyard commands that Miranda's hands be beaten with a switch until they are oozing and raw; in another, the three main girls make a blood oath in a rose garden, running their palms over thorns until they've turned the pink flowers scarlet.
We're in a city right now where, at one point, being gay was illegal and you could go to a bar and an undercover cop would flirt with you and if you responded to that flirtation, you'd be beaten and thrown in jail.
I wasn't allowed to sleep at night—they would make me stand in a corner with my legs apart and my hands on my head, and if you're found to be asleep in the morning, you'd be beaten or locked in the shed.
He was inspired by a quotation from G.K. Chesterton that Mr. Gaiman uses as the epigraph of the book: "Fairy tales are more than true: Not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten."
" When asked what advice he would give to a candidate running against Trump, Reid responded: "Well, what I say initially and I say it right here in your show, anyone that thinks Trump's going to be beaten easily should have another think coming.
"I would not meet with — absent preconditions — I would not meet with the, quote, 'supreme leader,' who said 'Joe Biden is a rabid dog, he should be beaten to death with a stick," Mr. Biden said about the leader of North Korea.
About 250 protesters were trapped in the Polytechnic University a day after students, some tired and fearful of police storming the campus, tried again and again to flee, only to be beaten back by police firing rubber bullets, water cannon and tear gas.
Yet the launch conveyed that China intended to build a navy that could not be beaten by other Asian countries, said Patrick M. Cronin, the senior director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program at the Center for a New American Security in Washington.
As if the parent who lies awake terrified that their transgender son or daughter will be beaten and bullied at school is any more or less legitimate than a parent whose heart is shattered by a daughter in the grips of an opioid addiction.
Outside of big breaking news events and special programming (like a town hall), Fox simply isn't going to be beaten in primetime as long as Bill O'Reilly, Carlson and Sean Hannity are the options as Nielsen numbers show night after night in convincing fashion.
Almost everyone accepts that we should have some [negative] rights: the right not to be beaten up, not to be discriminated against, not to be barred from school for wearing a dress... I think this [report] just begins the process of mapping out the detail.
"Not only did he set an incredible record — a record that is yet to be beaten — but he also shaped and changed the sport forever," added the Austrian of a driver whose Formula One debut with Jordan at Spa in 1991 was funded by Mercedes.
" The group's signature "One Billion Rising" campaign designates February 14 as a day for people to join together around the world to speak out for the 1 in 3 women -- more than 1 billion people worldwide -- who "will be beaten or raped during her lifetime.
Both are being asked to test their loyalty to the limit, and all because, when any elite club in England starts to struggle, thoughts inexorably drift to Mourinho, to the Special One, to a love that conquers all, an addiction that cannot be beaten.
Mao believed they could be beaten back with grand engineering projects, and that arable land thus created would boost harvests and create space for ethnic-Han settlers in border areas (who, officials hoped, would help fend off the Soviet Union and keep restless minorities under control).
"UKIP's success in this referendum that says to people that normally who don't bother to vote because they assume they're going to get beaten by the establishment ... actually if you go out there and you turn out, this rotten, liberal establishment can be beaten," Farage said.
"As if the parent who lies awake terrified that their transgender daughter or son will be beaten and bullied at school is any more or less legitimate than the parent whose heart is shattered by a daughter in the grips of opioid addiction," Mr. Kennedy said.
As a result of Matter of A-B- many women we work with at the Migrant Center have been denied protection and face imminent deportation back into the hands of their abusers, where there is a high probability they will be beaten, raped, and possibly killed. 4.
But it's not so much that these works are being unwillingly shoved onto an audience (catchy hip-hop singles and superhero epics are pretty agreeable forms of media), it's this strange idea that their existing success has to be beaten into the ground through forced ubiquity.
Leslie Knope refuses to be beaten by Jeremy Jamm (spoiler alert: it is strongly hinted that Knope becomes President after the end of Parks and Rec.) Even Election's Tracy Flick, whose name has become a byword for precocious, fastidious, no-fun politicking, is a winner in the end.
He'd spin through the Warriors' defense, and what was happening was less about watching a subpar team be beaten by a better team than watching that better team—the Warriors—try to contain someone who is capable of just throwing other professional athletes off of and away from him.
Should an establishment-friendly, enlarge-the-tent Republican—a Senator Marco Rubio, say—win the presidential nomination, he could do worse than study McKinley, and his successful arguments against bank-bashing, soak-the-rich Democratic populism (if a Bryan can be beaten back, a Bernie Sanders surely can).
"Leitch has been more specific about defining what Canadian values are not: "People that believe that women are property, that they can be beaten and bought or sold, or believe that gays or lesbians should be stoned because of who they love, don't share, in my opinion, basic Canadian values.
His calculation that a challenge for the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party could be beaten back by adopting a tough line on the immigration that has dominated German politics since 2015, has misfired, with voters deserting the CSU for the Free Voters and the more pro-immigration Greens.
It is more inspiring to talk about the brave East German citizens who took to the streets even knowing that they might be beaten up or imprisoned and that if they were imprisoned their children might be taken from them and put in an orphanage or given away for adoption.
The nonprofit Unchained At Last reports that girls who are married at age 18 or younger are 50% more likely to drop out of school, more likely to earn low wages and are three times more likely to be beaten by their spouses than those who marry as an adult.
Polls show far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who wants to reintroduce a national currency alongside the euro, will be beaten by either the centre-right's Francois Fillon, who wants to cut government spending, or Emmanuel Macron, a reformist who served in the Socialist government and is now running as an independent.
They can be beaten if equally passionate advocates join together for gun control, tap into moral passion and identity, and use their organizational force to turn gun control into a wedge issue capable of determining the political fate of upscale suburban districts that now hold the balance of political power for the nation.
His Paladin trilogy, which concluded in 2018, was exceptionally bloody, but, in Body Broker, the first of his new series, protagonist Jack Dixon avoids violence, opting to allow himself to be beaten up instead of fighting back as he goes in search of a teenager who has disappeared from an elite boarding school.
He has displayed throughout this campaign contempt for the constitutional niceties; attacking courts that rule against him because of the ethnic background of the judge concerned; attacking the press (and threatening to change the law to block criticism); calling on protesters to be beaten up at rallies; and threatening to have his opponent locked up.
If Ali is the greatest, well, it means the greatest can be beaten by a Leon Spinks (in 1978) and beaten by a Larry Holmes (in 1980) and even by a Trevor Berbick, a relative nobody (in 1981), and still call himself the greatest with a straight face, and still have everybody believe it.
In pastel linen dresses, and recently taken from their homes by soldiers of the Japanese imperial army, the captive girls will soon be beaten and raped repeatedly in a "comfort station", one of the hundreds of military brothels that were set up to cater to soldiers in Japanese-occupied territory during the second world war.
This is a wide-open moment in which the outsiders are rightfully brimming with belief; in which superstars exist but genuine dominance does not and in which Osaka, the reigning No. 1, and Williams, the greatest women's player of this era, can be beaten in straight sets in the third round of a major tournament by unseeded opponents.
The problem with the ongoing cheating is that it has allowed for two very different classes of users to exist – regular players who are just having fun collecting monsters and trying to battle in gyms, and those whose Pokémon and user accounts are so powerful, that they are able to take over the gyms (where players battle), and then never be beaten.
Among the insults Rosselló hurls in the chats: He calls a Puerto Rican-born New York official a "whore" and says she should be beaten; says an oversight board managing the island's financial crisis can "go f*** yourself"; and tells one of this then-top officials that he'd be doing him a "grand favor" by shooting San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz.
As if you might not be pursued; as if he might not kidnap your children; as if you would not likely be beaten ten times as viciously if you were caught; as if it were easy to drag your kids away from their father and home and friends to live in a shelter; as if love were not infinitely complicated.
Kik has raised over $120 million from investors to date and it claims 1003 million registered users, making it the most established company to throw its hat in the ICO ring thus far, but it is about to be beaten to the punch by Omise, a Thailand-based company that provides Stripe-like payment features in Japan and Southeast Asia.
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It was her writing that pushed the horizons of fantasy for me, planted the first seeds in my mind that problems weren't always to be beaten into submission, and that sometimes as with Ged and his Shadow, the enemy we had to confront was simply our own nature, and the most powerful weapon against it was the stillness and hard work that leads to understanding.
" I still think Trump can be beaten, but not from way out left and not without recognition that, as Hugo Dixon, a leader of the now defeated fight for a second British referendum, put it: "There is a crisis of liberalism because we have not found a way to connect to the lives of people in the small towns of the postindustrial wasteland whose traditional culture has been torn away.
Following WannaCry and what appears to be the wiper mimicking the 2016 ransomware Petya, three things have become reliably predictable: Oh wait… After getting a new anti-virus and upon further reading, you now must ensure that: There are also suggestions that we could use artificial intelligence at extended end points that (of course) cannot be beaten because there is no reliance on heuristics or signatures, which is to say it's not just antivirus anymore.
A baby being torn away from her mother mere moments after birth; the Wives infantilizing the Handmaids by debating the merits of giving them cookies ("You shouldn't spoil them — sugar is bad for them"); the moment of uncertainty before Offred enters the Commander's office, unsure if she's about to be beaten or assaulted or who knows what else (invited for a game of Scrabble, apparently); a thousand micro-aggressions that add up to a climate of fear and helplessness.
Intricate reconstructions of the girls' deaths are broken up by stories of what it feels like to inhabit the Israel of recent decades — what it was like for Bassam to be imprisoned for seven years beginning at age 17, for example, after he tossed a broken hand grenade at an Israeli jeep; what it was like to be beaten daily in jail, and then to learn his captors' history and lose his ability to see them as his sworn enemies.
If we really wanted to honor the sacrifices of D-Day, we would do well to learn again what it is the Allies really fought for — not to save the United States or even Britain (which by 1944 could not be beaten) but to liberate Europe; not to defeat an aggressive nation-state but to eradicate a despicable ideology; not to enjoy the spoils as the victors but to lay the foundations of a just and enduring peace; not to subsume our values under our interests but to define our interests according to our values.
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