I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs and some have to go up against Facebook some have to go up against Google.
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We wouldn't want to go up against him anytime soon.
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Because he doesn't want to go up against Hillary Clinton.
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The eventual winner will go up against Cheney in November.
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Is it daunting to go up against the legendary filmmaker?
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We've seen every other Avenger go up against Thanos, and lose.
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A half-dozen Democrats are competing to go up against Harris.
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He's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system.
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It's not unusual for debates to go up against sporting events.
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Whoever wins the Republican primary will go up against state Sen.
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"Can a blonde go up against the whole world?" she wonders.
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Many more go up against the stock that Amazon buys and resells.
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"It's a tough lead when you go up against Kershaw," Hinch said.
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Millman will next go up against Novak Djokovic, who is ranked sixth.
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She'll go up against Brooks, Church, Stapleton and Urban for the award.
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Do you have what it takes to go up against the best?
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Ms. Stein writes about what it's like to go up against him.
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It's unlikely this many Republicans would directly go up against the president.
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Peter Welch will go up against Anya Tynio, a first-time candidate.
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I would never want to go up against BuzzFeed in making viral content.
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Democrats statewide were picking their candidate to go up against Republican U.S. Sen.
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The candidates may get a chance to go up against Bloomberg before then.
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It's not just making thinner tablets that could go up against the iPad.
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Are they building an army at Oceanside to go up against the Whisperers?
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The winner will go up against Democratic candidate Jennifer Webb in the midterms.
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He'll go up against Republican Eddie Edwards, a Navy veteran, in November's election.
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However, in her upcoming movie she'll go up against an ocean-dwelling horror.
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Wherever you looked, it clearly didn't pay to go up against the Texan.
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She'll go up against Chele Farley, who won the Republican nomination, also uncontested.
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And hiring a bare-knuckles oppo firm to go up against Facebook critics.
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Sunday, France and Croatia go up against each other in the final match.
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She&aposll also go up against iconic villain, Cheetah (played by Kristen Wiig).
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The San Francisco 49ers go up against the Kansas City Chiefs in Miami.
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He's set to go up against several GOP hopefuls, including former state Sen.
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Whoever emerges from the GOP primary will likely go up against former Gov.
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Perhaps we can expect a mini Targaryen to go up against a mini Lannister?
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But in the future, players may have to go up against AI opponents, too.
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Joe Donnelly will go up against Republican Mike Braun in Indiana, and Democratic Sen.
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How do you decide which bears go up against each other in the bracket?
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The other distinguishing feature is the sheer number of undead you'll go up against.
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What vet do you want to go up against whom you haven't faced yet?
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The Passport will go up against the Ford Edge, Nissan Murano, and Chevrolet Blazer.
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It tends go up against most currencies when traders fret about the world economy.
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Are there any other gangs in the US for you to go up against?
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She'll go up against Church, Stapleton, Garth Brooks and Keith Urban for the award.
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"It is very difficult for him to go up against François Hollande," he said.
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And she is not someone you want to go up against in a fight.
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"Because I would like to see him go up against Trump a little more."
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I will never have the temerity to go up against the old gods again.
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Make them go up against the undisputed queen of the genre, Bianca Del Rio.
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She knows how hard it is to go up against a politician like Gov.
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Supporting stars Jeff Bridges will go up against Hugh Grant for the Supporting Actor award.
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We had to learn a playbook, attend meetings, and go up against All-Pro players.
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The streaming services go up against network favorites like This Is Us. Who will win?
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If you are about to go up against a toddler, consider what you've already learned.
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I know what it's like to go up against the status quo and special interests.
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Social media users warned Uber not to go up against the authorities: Is that wise?
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And Tanner was there to remind us everything young women have to go up against.
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He's one of the best out there [and] it's great to go up against him.
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On September 11, 1999, Williams was slated to go up against four Grand Slam champions.
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In the quarterfinals Friday, Evil Geniuses will go up against CIS dark horse team Virtus.
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Meanwhile, law enforcement officials, reluctant to go up against the Catholic Church, would neglect allegations.
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"It's always really cool to go up against the best in the world," Bouchard said.
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They're reluctant to nominate the mayor of a small city to go up against Trump.
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And it could cost other Republicans their seats if they go up against this president.
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Brooks threatened to go up against GOP colleagues who block funding for the border wall.
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Akinyele: I would come out on stage and go up against the hugest artists out.
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Are they really going to go up against their boss, who likes them just fine?
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Question is, could she go up against someone like Trump who will scream at her?
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Luthor creates a supervillain known as Doomsday who Superman and Batman have to go up against.
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The problem is they're not as competitive when they go up against Chinese firms like Huawei.
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PT, group B's top team EHome will go up against group A's third-place team Alliance.
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Anywhere else in the world, it would be foolish to go up against the Californian giant.
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Sanders now gets to go up against Biden, Hickenlooper and others like Bennet in one night.
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Go up against all these stars like Gisele or Kate Moss all at the same time.
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The Emmys aired on a Monday last year and didn't go up against Sunday Night Football.
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Black Panther is undoubtedly an important powerhouse, since he can go up against the Winter Soldier.
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Tech- and media-savvy bad guys go up against that most humble of miscreants: a pickpocket.
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If Kennedy, who is considering a Senate bid were to run, he'd go up against Sen.
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If Apple's AirPods Pro debut in 2019, they'll go up against competition from Amazon, Microsoft, and more.
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For years, those losses made Democrats reluctant to go up against the NRA, particularly in rural districts.
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In order to take him down, she's going to have to go up against her own agency.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN, Buttigieg said he is willing to go up against big tech.
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And then we have Errol Spence getting ready to go up against Kell Brook [on May 27].
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But this could be the last time we see the two QBs go up against each other.
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Canada will now play gold medal hopefuls Brazil on Tuesday, while the U.S. go up against Italy.
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In the last week, we've seen ordinary people go up against the most powerful industry in history.
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This could go up against any of the highlighters in Sephora and still come out on top.
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Sanders said this makes him "the strongest candidate" on the Democratic side to go up against Trump.
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It was thrilling to see a couple of twentysomethings go up against middle-aged leaders of industry.
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" Kaine's suggestion Tuesday afternoon to Clinton about how to go up against Trump: "I do not know.
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After all, next year one of them will go up against a man with 67m Twitter followers.
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To a lesser extent, it will also go up against Apple's high-end, but shrinking, Mac computer business.
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If all else fails maybe Eleven can go up against that weird tentacle monster in a rap battle?
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Spoiler: Dany may not be as ready as she thinks she is to go up against Jon Snow.
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Maleficent: Mistress of Evil sees Jolie's horned diva go up against franchise newcomer Michelle Pfeiffer, playing Queen Ingrith.
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Whoever wins the runoff will go up against Democrat Jenny Wilson, a city councilwoman, in the general election .
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And while most hoteliers just moved on, one decided to go up against the same-day booking incumbent.
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She'd go up against Orthodox Jews in one state only to be propped up in another by Catholics.
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So it's nice to see people who kind of know what they're doing go up against each other.
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This month, Gears 4 will go up against Titanfall 2, Battlefield 1, and Call of Duty: Future Warfare.
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They are not asking for piloted American aircraft to go up against the Russians or even the regime.
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And most people don't have the resources to go up against the massive titans of the gun industry.
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Brooks threatened to go up against his Republican colleagues who are also blocking funding for the border wall.
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But the vice president ... So you don't think there's a Democratic candidate that can go up against him?
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But guess who's going to prevail when the White House word police go up against the real police?
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If Microsoft goes in with Turner, we're going to have an enormous new capability to go up against.
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JOE KERNEN: You guys don't need a lot of dissension if you have to go up against Trump.
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Underwood is also running in a district that's leaning Republican, and will go up against Republican incumbent Randy Hultgren.
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It also still has to go up against rental service giants such as Rent the Runway and Le Tote.
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"I'm trying to go up against all these other Black folks who are trying to make it," Bolton said.
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"We know that we don't seem like the most fearsome bunch to go up against," said midfielder Thomas Delaney.
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In an intra-hero battle, we're meant to empathize with characters who are forced to go up against friends.
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Sanders, Warren and Biden are each battling for a chance to go up against Trump, who is himself 73.
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He said the 37-year-old candidate doesn't have the experience to go up against Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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It takes a lot of courage to go up against government lawyers in court — and it also takes money.
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" Garner says she believes Sanders "is a protester" and isn't "scared to go up against the criminal justice system.
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Cuomo and Nixon are slated to go up against one another in a Democratic primary, the Democrat & Chronicle reports.
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He's afraid of of Cristiano, or scared to fail, so he lets Suarez go up against him. Sure. Yep.
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Katherine Clark, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, and even Moulton, who might go up against Kennedy in another race.
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For our young guys to go up against the champs in the Garden, that's a great opportunity for us.
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We can't go up against Team New Zealand or Oracle or BAR if we don't have the same means.
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With this, Ionel argues, Mirantis is positioned to go up against large players like VMware and IBM/Red Hat.
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Some Democrats had privately doubted whether Maloney could successfully go up against GOP bulldogs on the panel, like Rep.
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What a cowardly league, afraid to go up against Week 17 of the NFL schedule, which is always terrible.
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It will also go up against Apple's lower-end MacBook Air laptops, which haven't been significantly updated in years.
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The Raptors are the first team to go up against the Warriors other than the Cleveland Cavaliers in five years.
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Speaking of, if you're looking for a distance-pissing contest, you definitely don't want to go up against an elephant.
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I am grateful to see how strong I was and that I could really go up against things like that.
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In the May 2018 primary, she'll seek the Democratic nomination to go up against Republican incumbent Andy Barr that November.
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So next time around, let's see him go up against meaningful, scary individuals, not Eazy-Bake Batch-O-Goons™.
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Salesforce has been acquiring a number of companies to expand its marketing services to go up against Adobe and others.
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In the Grammys' Record, Album, and Song of the Year categories, artists from all genres go up against each other.
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The semifinals take place Friday, July 29, where Fnatic will take on Na'Vi and Mousesports will go up against Virtus.pro.
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Immerex's headset could only credibly go up against products like the Avegant Glyph, which isn't billed as VR at all.
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The first clip shows off the film's opening space battle, where Resistance starfighters go up against a First Order fleet.
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A modest comedy aimed at young men, for instance, could go up against a fantasy sequel, and both could thrive.
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The Breitbart News head similarly pushed for several insurgent primary challengers to go up against incumbents in the 2014 midterms.
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And as she readies to go up against Trump, a weak hand is the last thing she needs, they argue.
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Not a single well-known figure has emerged to go up against Mayor Bill de Blasio in a Democratic primary.
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"It's trying to go up against Royal Birkdale and put on the best show you can against the golf course."
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Thad proves to the world once again that he's the last person you'd ever want to go up against in Monopoly.
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The acquisition process has been subsumed by controversy, as legacy government contractors go up against tech titans for the coveted contract.
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LG's smartphones have not been the best as of late, lacking the polish to go up against the best Android heavyweights.
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Do you think it strengthens the unity of Europe and the U.S. together to go up against China&aposs bad behavior?
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After the lower bracket quarterfinals Wednesday, MVP Phoenix will go up against Wings Gaming, then Ehome will take on Evil Geniuses.
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Putting iTunes on Samsung TVs also sets the stage for an Apple streaming service that could go up against Netflix (NFLX).
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And you're eager to go along with McBride on his journey to see what he has to go up against next.
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Whitmer will go up against Shri Thanedar and Abdul El-Sayed, whom she leads by 4 and 9 percentage points respectively.
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Tsonga will go up against either world number one Djokovic or unseeded Briton Kyle Edmund, who also play later on Sunday.
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All five commissioners have testified to Congress that they need more resources to go up against big corporations in enforcement actions.
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"The guards could not believe that these public-service employees would go up against other public-service employees," she told me.
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"If you're going to go up against him," Mr. Soliman said, "get ready for the toughest political campaign of your life."
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Peacock will go up against Netflix, Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, Hulu, CBS All Access and others.
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Should Gauff advance to the third round in Melbourne, she could go up against defending champion Naomi Osaka, seeded third here.
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It is no wonder young politicians like Wine attract a strong and loyal following when they go up against these regimes.
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I headed up the litigation against the tobacco companies and so I feel like I'm able to go up against whomever.
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It'll also go up against the growing esports coverage on TBS and, of course, ongoing coverage on Twitter, Twitch and YouTube.
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"I understand the unique challenges when you go up against someone who can easily self-finance her campaign," de León said.
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But by Valizadeh's own admission, it's difficult to go up against big platforms that decide to enforce their terms of service.
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It may not come until March 15, when Trump will go up against Marco Rubio in the latter's home state of Florida.
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Right now, he doesn't have to go up against Bloomberg on the ballot, which I think he is really taking advantage of.
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Some go up against the company's own private-label products, which range rather bafflingly from potato crisps to baby wipes to loafers.
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In order to do that, he has to go up against a criminal partner, an assassin, his ex, and a mining company.
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One person that Montag will have to go up against is his mentor Beatty, portrayed here by a delightfully diabolical Michael Shannon.
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You'll go up against a prosecutor who wields whips in court and another who chugs coffee while wearing a futuristic eye mask.
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They offer low-cost, long-haul service, routes that can be costly to operate and that go up against entrenched larger rivals.
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"It's not advisable to go up against Sloterdijk in a public setting," Axel Honneth, a leading figure of the school, told me.
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"We know we will probably go up against a tough Boston team that we have battled with all year," Wall told reporters.
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Huawei's Mate lineup of phones is its premium range, intended to go up against Apple's iPhone 11 and Google's next-generation Pixel.
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How is French expected to go up against Trump, someone who had a highly rated primetime network TV show for many years?
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Whoever becomes the nominee will go up against Doug Jones, the Democrat who won a nail-bitingly close special election in 2017.
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On Monday he will go up against a disciplined Dodger team that is collectively disinclined to chase pitches outside the strike zone.
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Many Iowans say they are still undecided on who they want to go up against President Donald Trump in the general election.
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On September 20, 1973, 50 million viewers tuned in to watch a male chauvinist go up against a much more qualified woman opponent.
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The second round of the general election here this month will see the leftist Workers' Party go up against Bolsonaro's Social Liberal Party.
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Most pressingly, though, is how this gang of mortals (and questionable mortal Jon Snow) will go up against an army of the undead.
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The next day, Boettcher will go up against Eric R. Backes, an attorney from Florida and Josh Hill, a network engineer from Arkansas.
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But this would not be the last time that Bashin, as Modise is affectionately known, would have to go up against the federation.
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Army veteran and lawyer Jason Crow faces former Obama administration official Levi Tillemann, and the winner will go up against Republican incumbent Rep.
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Over the last decade, no one wanted to go up against the likes of Bryan Cranston, Jon Hamm, Kerry Washington, or Viola Davis.
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They (the power brokers) influence so much, and it's fun to watch really smart people go up against things they can't figure out.
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Financial services go up against the wellness industry in a fully binaristic duel: city versus mountaintop, suit versus white coat, aggression versus docility.
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The upshot of this tactic: Brady, of all people, sees defenses that are simpler than those most other NFL quarterbacks go up against.
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"Are we, the puny town of Ossining, going to choose to go up against the president's company?" said Dana Levenberg, the town supervisor.
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I'm glad the country decided to choose a more moderate candidate to go up against Le Pen, someone who could bring people together.
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But interviews with dozens of New Hampshire voters reveal an underlying anxiety about picking a woman to go up against President Donald Trump.
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You know, we're going to go up against some powerful forces that will do, say, and spend whatever it takes to stop us.
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London (CNN Business)Indian ride-sharing service Ola is preparing to go up against Uber in one of the company's most lucrative markets: London.
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In many of the smaller destinations, Allegiant will go up against the basic economy offerings from mainline carriers such as American, Delta, and United.
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However, some speculation suggests that Schulz would have to go up against SPD Chairman Sigmar Gabriel, who is also economy minister and vice chancellor.
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Sabrina's best friends in the mortal world have her back no matter what, even as they go up against forces unlike anything they've imagined.
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Trump and his associates raised questions about the debate schedule last month, arguing that some of the programs will go up against NFL games.
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" On the comedy side the streaming giant will go up against last year's winner in the category, HBO's "Veep" and the critically-acclaimed "Atlanta.
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Once they started training, they had just three weeks to prepare for a tournament where they'd go up against players with years of experience.
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It's the most important vehicle in Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' US lineup and has to go up against the Ford F-150 and Chevy Silverado.
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And with less money on hand, it's even harder to go up against the expensive premiums and massive orders that majors provide to plants.
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In West Virginia, dark-horse candidate Don Blankenship — a convicted former coal baron — has upended the Republican contest to go up against Democratic Sen.
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Among those who prioritize electability, Sanders is viewed as the best candidate to go up against Trump by 10 points over Biden in California.
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The two will go up against GOP incumbents this fall as Democrats aim to create a so-called blue wave and retake the House.
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MARYLAND The marquee race in Maryland is the Democratic primary to pick what will most likely be sacrificial lamb to go up against Republican Gov.
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For those of you saying this thing is actually meant to go up against the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, that's not an entirely unworthy comparison.
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Most of the defendants are poor, don't have lawyers, and go up against experienced landlord attorneys if they do try to fight back in court.
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This week alone, she's shared that it takes a ridiculous array of eye creams to go up against dark circles (and maybe not even win).
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The new Passport will go up against established rivals such as the Ford Edge and Nissan Murano as well as the recently revived Chevrolet Blazer.
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"Let's say you want to go up against Ford, you can still be in the Techstars network, but not in the Ford program," Cohen explained.
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But this is the company's latest push to go up against Sonos, Amazon, Google, Apple, and other companies that offer the capability with their speakers.
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Why it matters: Trump's focus on Biden indicates his unease should he go up against the former vice president and longtime U.S. senator in 2020.
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But now the 31-year-old is through to his second successive Wimbledon semi-final, where he will go up against seven-times champion Federer.
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It was also where he first raced with a man who he hopes to go up against again in F1: Red Bull star Max Verstappen.
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Instead, we're looking at more of a mid-ranger meant to go up against phones like the $400 Pixel 3a, or last year's OnePlus 6T.
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Facebook is also working on a smart speaker to go up against the likes of Amazon Echo and Google Home, Bloomberg says, citing unnamed sources.
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It raises the question: Where would the Democrats be right now if they hadn't nominated such a deeply unpopular nominee to go up against Trump?
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Gates is an avid tennis player, "but it is one thing to practice drills with your coach or go up against a friend," he writes.
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If the 2018 Democratic primary follows past patterns, one of those five could be the nominee to go up against the Republican competitor (likely Trump).
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EST BOTTOM LINE: Two senior guards will be on display as Harald Frey and Montana State will go up against Jonah Radebaugh and Northern Colorado.
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Often victims and their families go up against powerful people and harsh caste dynamics, especially in rural India, where two thirds of the country live.
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" It's sad these two had to go up against each other because they even had a cute theme song: "Big girls, big girls coming through.
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And NBC is even betting big on Superstore being able to go up against TV's No. 1 comedy, CBS's The Big Bang Theory, on Thursdays.
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CNN's Chris Cuomo asked Sanders about the possibility of Schultz running as "the Left&aposs Trump" who may go up against the current president in 2020 .
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The researchers found that, when the cash prize was at stake, 26% of mothers chose to go up against an opponent compared with 36% of fathers.
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If Arpaio beats Saban on Tuesday, he will go up against Democrat Paul Penzone, a former Phoenix police officer who narrowly lost to Arpaio in 2012.
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Of all the people you wouldn't want to go up against in a James Bond audition, David Beckham would probably be fairly high up the list.
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Donald Trump's bet is that since China has a massive bilateral trade surplus, it stands to lose more than America as barriers go up against imports.
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The new Apple money-transfer service will go up against competing offerings from PayPal, PayPal-owned Venmo, Square Cash and popular bank services like Chase QuickPay.
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Tens of thousands of soldiers died at the battle of Waterloo, which saw Bonaparte's French army go up against British, Belgian, Dutch, German and Prussian troops.
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A couple of weeks ago, before the start of the season, Jenkins asked Morant if there were certain players he was excited to go up against.
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"To go up against an experienced guy like Rondo, things like that are going to make him a much better player," Suns coach Earl Watson said.
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But while fundraising for Garrett has slowed down, Gottheimer will still likely go up against a well-funded incumbent who has a $2.3 million cash advantage.
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Hernangomez would go up against him in practice, sticking an elbow in Porzingis's back when he would try to post him up, and earning his ire.
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On the contrary, it is significantly more likely that the Iranians will, at some point soon, once again try to go up against the United States.
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Because its software can be used to query and visualize data and then let colleagues collaborate, Databricks could go up against business intelligence providers like Tableau.
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That is going to go up against the Donald Trump, Steve Bannon ... these economic populists are angry for a reason, and we have to address that.
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You have to give the officer props for having the courage to go up against the hellspawn, since this is really animal control's area of expertise.
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The 24-year-old actor is portraying John Ambrose McClaren, who will go up against Centineo's Peter Kavinsky for the love and affection of Condor's Lara Jean.
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And now we've reached the "movies that would probably do better if they didn't have to go up against so many other movies" section of the list.
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This isn't your standard season, though: In an unprecedented twist, eight new chefs from around the country will go up against eight returning chefs from previous seasons.
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The event brings athletes from rich countries, who have entire teams of coaches and the very best gear—a difficult set of opponents to go up against.
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Best Buy showed signs in the latest quarter that it has the right formula to go up against Amazon, as more shoppers ring up their purchases online.
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And as happens, I don't have to tell you in these kind of debates when you go up against your boss at the board, I was fired.
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Moreover, the judge (James Cromwell) bars Marshall from presenting the case, forcing Friedman to go up against the politically connected, blue-blood prosecutor ("Downton Abbey's" Dan Stevens).
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"It's kind of unthinkable that he's going to go up against two of the most popular politicians in his state," Pye added, referring to Trump and Paul.
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In some instances, re-examining old cases has forced prosecutors to go up against their predecessors or their city's police force, accusing them of wrongdoing or negligence.
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It's Super Tuesday, when much of America chooses who they want to go up against President Trump, and Hollywood's making sure to get in its 2 cents.
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On Monday, during the Normandy Four peace summit in Paris, Zelensky, now Ukraine's president, will go up against a much more formidable foe, Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Still, Comey comes across as a person of integrity and if I were Tump I would not want to go up against him in front of a jury.
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Toyota will continue to run Camrys in the Sprint Cup series in 2019 when Ford switches to Mustangs to go up against the Chevrolet Camaro introduced this season.
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He wanted the game to be hard — it's not easy for an unarmed ape to go up against dozens of gun-toting guards, after all — but not unapproachable.
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Uber and Lyft, however, already have to go up against each other in the U.S. as well as a host of rivals in various markets around the globe.
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Lex Luthor going free means he's now available to go up against Superman in a future movie — an exciting prospect, given that he's Superman's most well-known enemy.
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If I were to go up against Dendi and he was feeling utterly ruthless, he'd probably have done the same to me that this bot did to him.
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But ahead of the game, a survey found that 1 in 8 men believed they could go up against her on the court and actually score a point.
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"They'll have to go up against two very motivated managements (who want) to do this deal, who I think have very good arguments to do it," Roepers said.
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They make up a small contingent of Republican senators that have shown some willingness to go up against the president when it came to reining in executive power.
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Voters chose the Silver Fern (black, white and blue) in a previous referendum late last year from a selection of five to go up against the existing standard.
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The Silver Fern (black, white and blue) was selected by popular vote to go up against the existing standard, beating out four other contenders in a nationwide referendum.
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"It gives us a larger audience and just a larger presence to really go out and go up against bigger companies in the e-commerce space," Donnelly said.
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The vast majority of the game is spent in dungeons, dark representations of a particular person's psyche, where you'll go up against strange creatures in turn-based battles.
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Just watching the two filleting experts go up against each other and up against the clock is nerve-racking, so it's understandable that Jenna's nerves got to her.
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Holzhauer and Boettcher will go up against a third finalist, to be determined in Wednesday's semifinal, in a two-game match that will air on Thursday and Friday.
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"Either the Democratic electorate has to believe that he can't go up against Donald Trump or someone else has to prove that they can," O'Connell said of Biden.
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Senate Republicans haven't necessarily wanted to go up against Trump, especially on his signature campaign issue, but in this case, their concerns about constitutionality and precedent won out.
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Mr. McMaster, who won roughly 42 percent of the primary vote, will go up against John Warren, a businessman who styles himself as a Trump-like political outsider.
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The Oscar winners Olivia Colman ("The Crown") and Nicole Kidman ("Big Little Lies") and the Emmy winner Jodie Comer ("Killing Eve") will go up against Witherspoon and Aniston.
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Starting a week before "Star Wars" this time around shows that Sony is confident its franchise can go up against one of the biggest earners of them all.
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You Invest, which offers free stock trading, has allowed JPMorgan Chase to go up against discount brokerages such as Charles Schwab (SCHW), TD Ameritrade (AMTD) and E*Trade (ETFC).
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The Big Three go up against Queer Eye for the Straight Guy's Carson Kressley, The Profit's Marcus Lemonis and comedian Bill Engvall — and they're taking the competition very seriously.
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"As hard as it is, and as scary as it is to go up against the people we going up against, we're putting everything on the line," added Summer.
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" Added Summer, "As hard as it is, and as scary as it is to go up against the people we going up against, we're putting everything on the line.
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To make a film in which my two leads are good enough to go up against Cate Blanchett at the Spirits but then get completely ignored by the academy?
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"He's doing well and I hope he comes back to Washington very soon because I would like to see him go up against Trump a little more," Meghan added.
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The big picture: It's increasingly difficult for small U.S. retailers to go up against giants like Amazon and Walmart, which have the cheapest prices and the fastest delivery options.
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It's not often that a brand acting in it's own interest can be portrayed in a positive light, but that's what happens when you go up against the NFL.
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However, while players on both consoles can now go up against friends on PC, that doesn't mean Rocket League will support cross-platform play between Xbox One and PS4.
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Guys in this league know the type of defender I am, and they know when you go up against me you've gotta bring it because I'm gonna bring mine.
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Even former Vice President Joe Biden, a longtime friend of Bloomberg's, has been trying recruit the best talent to go up against his competitors if he chooses to run.
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Unlike its previous matches against individuals, AlphaGo will go up against a team consisting of five of the world's top-ranked Go players, according to a Google events page.
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The Revenant's Leonardo Dicaprio, who took home a Golden Globe for Best Actor last week, will go up against Matt Damon, Michael Fassbender, and Eddie Redmayne for an Oscar.
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Oscar & Diesel squared off for his old TV show, "Shaq Vs." where the big fella would go up against other pro athletes in their different sports ... with awesome results.
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Even so, the feature hints at how Google could eventually make money from its smart assistant and Google Home smart speaker, which go up against Amazon's Alexa and Echo.
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NOW YOU'RE GOING TO GO UP AGAINST THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST ONLINE RETAILER AND WHETHER YOU'RE UP FOR THAT CHALLENGE AND WHAT SORT OF EDGE KROGER BRINGS TO THAT FIGHT.
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The weather turns out to be an enemy, too, albeit one that no gun can go up against—lightning strikes the ground with deadly results for the COGs' opposition.
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If $500 million can't win you one state in the primary, what does that say about the Trump campaign digital ad juggernaut Democrats are terrified to go up against?
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A million soccer fans are heading to Russia for the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Finals, where France will go up against Croatia on Sunday at 11 AM EST.
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This all came to mind, I think, during the 2016 debates, when I'm watching Donald Trump in action in the debates and seeing him go up against Jeb Bush.
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In this battle, the laws passed by the federal government criminalizing such murders go up against the traditional and communal mores of a village or clan or tribal group.
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"Lemonade" and "25" are both nominated for album of the year, and Beyoncé's track "Formation" will go up against Adele's "Hello" for both record and song of the year.
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In addition to doing that, she says, there needs to be a check placed on states before they're able to enforce any laws that go up against established precedent.
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Google Express may be far from Google's most successful service, but it's an obvious and necessary one to continue expanding, particularly as the company continues to go up against Amazon.
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In this new round, two coaches go head to head in a "live schoolyard pick" by each selecting one artist from their team to go up against another team's artist.
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Like most people, I have my own strong opinions on all of these important issues and would gladly go up against anyone who disagrees with me on any of them.
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"With our Flash and our Supergirl being Glee alums, how could we not have them go up against another Glee favorite like Darren Criss?" executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told TVLine.
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Any love the Republican rank and file felt for Romney was based on his winning the nomination to go up against President Obama, whom Republicans greatly desired to see beaten.
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The competition — if you make the cut, you'll go up against some of the finest early-stage startups on the Disrupt Main stage in front of an audience of thousands.
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Bogaerts is 212-for-215 with a pair of strikeouts in his career against Rays left-hander Blake Snell, who will go up against Boston ace Chris Sale on Saturday.
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The best shooting team in the nation will go up against one of the top rebounding squads Thursday night when No. 5 UCLA hosts California in a Pac-12 game.
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Now I watch it for the love of it, like, I would love to see Deion Sanders and Randy Moss go up against each other, you know what I'm saying?
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer had asked for a briefing on the report from FBI agents, but McConnell suggested that such an effort would go up against the previous agreement.
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" But Ms. Warren, he said, was gradually easing voters' reservations about her ability to go up against Mr. Trump by talking about policy issues "in ways that are easily understood.
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Ronda Rousey, 32, Becky Lynch, 32, and Charlotte Flair, also 32, will go up against one another to close out the show — a big step forward for women in the sport.
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However, in addition to their fun in the sun, the gang also has to go up against an all-new, terrifying monster — shown in the last few moments of the trailer.
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The Redmi 7 will go up against phones like the Realme 3 from Oppo's spun-out sub-brand, and — as is typical for this series — will be very competitive on price.
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The film is about "a pair of high-frequency traders go up against their old boss in an effort to make millions in a fiber-optic cable deal," according to IMDb.
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The race is on for stream processing as new stream native solutions like Kafka Streams and Twitter Herron go up against multi-purpose batch systems with stream bolt-ons like Spark.
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We also got an ominous first look at the upcoming season, which teases just how much aspiring magician Quentin Coldwater (Jason Ralph) and his friends will have to go up against.
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I know lots of fans are looking forward to seeing Gregor and his brother Sandor (Rory McCann), who's been much missed these past few episodes, go up against each other again.
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There's no indication that he has that kind of donor base; and from a fundraising perspective alone, it wouldn't make much sense to go up against a wealthy candidate like Feinstein.
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If she beats out her competitors—including top contender Dave Min, a fellow UC Irvine law professor and moderate who's running on "The Dad Agenda"—Porter will go up against Rep.
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Del Potro's season includes a win against Federer in the Indian Wells final in March, so he may have the right mental edge to go up against him again at Wimbledon.
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Despite the provisional ballots, Jacobs declared victory last night for his campaign: Now he's likely to go up against the Democratic candidate Linda Haney in a county that nearly always votes Republican.
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Many are saying he would have been a better choice than Workers' Party candidate Fernando Haddad to go up against Bolsonaro during the final presidential vote at the end of this month.
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This still-hypothetical show will go up against — in the search for popular acclaim, at least — a 2016 election miniseries from Zero Dark Thirty writer Mark Boal and Megan Ellison's Annapurna Pictures.
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And it's the red team that emerges from Crossed Swords that will go up against the blue team during the next Locked Shields, said Aare Reintam, the technical exercise director at CCDCOE.
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The Hyundai Nexo is its latest effort to go up against competition from the Toyota Mirai and Honda Clarity Fuel Cell, as well as upcoming models from the likes of Mercedes-Benz.
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This is that these newfangled cells will have to go up against an incumbent solar-power industry which invested $160bn in 2017 and is familiar with silicon and how to handle it.
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In every Cross Battle, two coaches will go head to head in a "live school yard pick" by each selecting one artist from their team to go up against another team's artist.
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Bojin wrote on her website that her goal is to prove pies can go up against "the poshest wedding cakes and fancy-pants desserts," and there's no doubt she's doing just that.
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And, of the 1.5 million voters who took part in the initial referendum, only 40% or so chose the silver fern as their first choice to go up against the current flag.
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It can be cathartic to watch a stranger go up against the injustices of sharing this planet with each other, especially if they do so with wit and / or well-timed profanities.
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"I'm not of the cut-and-run mindset because I see the candidates we have on the Republican side as formidable if they go up against someone like Hillary Clinton," he added.
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Stewart will go up against the Labour Party's current London mayor Sadiq Khan, Conservative candidate Shaun Bailey, and the Liberal Democrats' Siobhan Benita, when the capital goes to the polls in 2020.
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If you're creating artificial gravity with a small radius, like those rides in amusement park that make you go up against the wall, you can handle that spinning for a couple minutes.
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Jean does the best he can to save most of his things, but he can't go up against four people who have all come at the same time to empty his apartment.
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You can view a couple of the full raps that I made here, here and here to get a taste of the kind of raps that you'll have to go up against.
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Don't get it twisted, Hill is ADAMANT Kap has the talent to play in the league -- but thinks there are too many "cowardly" owners who are afraid to go up against POTUS.
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It was a surprise that she even made it to the finals: The judges gave her a wild-card slot to go up against the four winners of the previous concert rounds.
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But then seeing it in action and seeing her go up against her protector, Brienne, who has been [Sansa's] chief bodyguard and savior — to see her fight to a draw with Arya.
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At the time, Viall had just come off his time as the Bachelor in 2016 and challenged Jones to go up against him on Lip Sync Battle, which she declined to do.
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"That's a difficult task after as many days off as we had, to go up against that group," Dubnyk said after the Wild played for only the third time in 12 days.
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We don't want to be, and would never have the expertise needed to be, sharp shooters; no amount of training can prepare an armed teacher to go up against an AR-15.
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And the new Sunday newsmagazine show that NBC plans to build around Ms. Kelly will go up against a giant that has not been meaningfully challenged for decades: "2000 Minutes" on CBS.
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She'll likely go up against incendiary Trump ally Kris Kobach this fall (though his race had yet to be called at press time), after getting recruited into the race by former Gov.
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We were worried we wouldn't be able to find someone who was believably smart enough to be that level of lawyer and crazy enough to take the case and go up against goliath.
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Of course, that means BMW will have to go up against those well-established ride-hailers, with their own armies of programmers for whom app building and user experience is the core competency.
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In Mexico, Didi will go up against Uber, its chief international rival, for the first time since Uber's launch in China that ended with a merger of the two companies' operations in 2016.
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"If we use privacy constructively and create a legal framework, we can incentivize those who want to go up against the entrenched players by marketing themselves as explicitly privacy-focused," he told me.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last month that the Judiciary Committee has requested several more documents from "dozens" of smaller companies that go up against the tech giants Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple.
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Some of the most popular seltzer bottles Corona is set to go up against are White Claw, which is owned by Mike's Hard Lemonade-parent Mark Anthony Brands, and Boston Beer Company's Truly.
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The shock prompted regulators to look at trading activity in an obscure corner of the $3.4 trillion exchange traded fund industry, where professional hedge funds using complex strategies go up against regular investors.
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BRAZILE: Yes, we&aposve got a lot of people that can put out the fire in Washington, D.C. Look, he&aposs going to go up against Tina Smith, who was appointed by the governor.
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Mendes is also up for two (song of the year and best pop vocal album), as is Monáe — who will go up against Cardi, Malone and Musgraves in the album of the year category.
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"Many times in my life I tried to go up against this deviant, this criminal who assaulted me and left me with shame, left me with humiliation, left me with rage," she tells PEOPLE.
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The 18-year-old Ukrainian is set to go up against Williams on Saturday in the third round match at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, where the annual sporting event is taking place.
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Belt will go up against SS Trevor Story of the Colorado Rockies, 3B Jake Lamb of the Arizona Diamondbacks, LF Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers and LF Starling Marte of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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In our premier startup pitch competition, you'll go up against some of the best early-stage startups and compete for the coveted Disrupt Cup and — here's the real kicker — $100,000 in equity-free cash.
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Under California's jungle primary system, a primary election featuring all registered candidates from all parties will yield two candidates who will go up against each other in the general election, regardless of party affiliation.
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At the same time, it's preparing to go up against new competitors including media and tech giants like Disney, Apple, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal, which are launching new streaming-video services in the next year.
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Firefighters and police officers from hockey-friendly precincts in Canada and Boston, as well as Chelsea Piers league players, who go up against the New York teams all season long, will come and watch.
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In this Netflix auto-racing series, owners of luxury supercars go up against "sleeper cars" (older models improved by skilled gear heads) in a quarter-mile race for a chance at the season championship.
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But for now, his presence on the panel is assuaging the Republican base, which is looking for someone tough to go up against Mr. Schiff, Democrat of California, a strait-laced former federal prosecutor.
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For a company that has always functioned as a mini-major to go up against the established studios, the performance by "Playmobil" is the latest example that STX needs to step up its game.
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It's no surprise, then, that people would want to stream themselves watching and responding to the ongoing Demoratic debates, as the party chooses its nominee to go up against President Trump later this year.
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But as he acknowledged afterward, he also jumped at the chance to pair himself against Ancer because he stated in an interview last month that he'd love to go up against Woods in singles.
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Davids is running in Kansas' 3rd congressional district, where she'll go up against five other candidates, including Brent Welder, who's been endorsed by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and fellow congressional hopeful Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Essential was always setting itself up for a David/Goliath battle, but it seems that nine months after showing off their flagship smartphone they've realized they weren't quite ready to go up against the giants.
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Losing is necessary to learn enough comebacks to go up against the island's legendary Sword Master, Carla—the second main female character in the game, and another who's way tougher than any of its dudes.
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Now, Apple has decided to go up against the same obstinate monolith of US national security interests that helped a Bush get reelected and turned the National Security Agency into a mythological all-seeing eye.
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For one thing, its Vive set-up requires a lot of space, for the body-tracking tech to really work—and that needs doubling to go up against someone else in the same physical space.
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Samsara's challenge will be to go up against existing sensor providers like Honeywell and Fleetmatics, as well as other startups that may try to pick at the smaller and more specialized parts of sensor technology.
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In the first episode, she erupts from a meek smile into a shriek of grief, and that sound is the wail of every actress who will have to go up against her at the Emmys.
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Clinton aides, worried her experience means she faces higher expectations going into the debate, have spoken of the challenge of preparing to go up against a candidate who doesn't play by any accepted political rules.
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Soon after its inception in 1930 as Transcontinental & Western Air, eccentric aviation entrepreneur Howard Hughes took the helm, acquiring new aircraft such as the Lockheed Constellation that would go up against Pan American World Airways.
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Setting up what promises to be one of the most intriguing battles in television, an NBC spokeswoman said Monday that Megyn Kelly's new daytime talk show would go up against Ms. Ripa and Mr. Seacrest.
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In Iowa's Third Congressional District — which Cook Political Report has rated as R+1, meaning it's basically a tossup — small-business owner Cindy Axne is the Democratic pick to go up against current Republican incumbent Rep.
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As each Democratic candidate makes the case that he or she is best suited to go up against Trump, the president will start counterpunching well before the general election if he thinks he is being attacked.
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His campaign is likely to face pressure from party leaders to choose someone who can broaden the candidate's appeal -- perhaps a woman or a person of color -- as he gets ready to go up against Clinton.
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They can actually imagine going up against the boss in their own collective power rather than finding somebody else to go up against the boss or someone else to throw under the wheels of the bus.
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"A real challenge is when you say, 'let's go up against the biggest brands in the world, who have huge budgets and access to stars and we would shoot this basically in our apartment,'" he said.
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Toyota's luxury brand is expected to show off the LC, a big, beefy coupe with a big engine that's designed to go up against the BMW 6 Series and Mercedes S-Class Coupes of the world.
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WeSchool, initially available in English, Spanish and Italian, is aimed at teachers with a product that will go up against established Learning Management Systems (LMS), such as the Moodles of the world, and upstarts like EdModo.
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Many wondered why he decided to pick this fight now, while Republicans still control both chambers of Congress rather than wait to go up against a Democrat-controlled House, when he could effectively shift the blame.
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With this budget deal, President Trump demonstrated that he can go up against the Freedom Caucus that controls the House, walk away with a victory even when they oppose him and also win over Democratic support.
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So few women are able to actually win these suits — how can they face the challenge to go up against a corporation, say, a big tech company that has deep pockets and can pay for lawyers?
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He's been known to go up against the MPAA's rating system, and in 2010, he fought to change Blue Valentine's rating from NC-17 to R to increase viewership and generate further buzz for the Oscar contender.
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In order for Peter to clear his spider-name, he's going to have to go up against the court of public opinion and an antagonist big enough to prove he's a good guy once and for all.
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Illustration: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)However, let's look at the multi-core score, where the Threadripper 2950X's 16 cores go up against the six cores of the AMD Ryzen 232 21X, Intel i2800 22990K, and Intel i216 21K.
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Split ends with a surprise appearance from Willis' Unbreakable character David Dunn, which makes Split antagonist Kevin (now also called "The Horde") a villain who could apparently go up against David at some point within that universe.
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There's a social element — you can save and share creations with friends — but also a competitive one, as the app features game modes where you can go up against other players while building an ever-changing song.
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These so-called Titan Security Keys will go up against similar keys from companies like Yubico, which Google has long championed as the de facto standard for hardware-based two-factor authentication for Gmail and other services.
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Square's gross payments volume, a critical metric for the company's health and success, continued to rise year-over-year as it looks to go up against other payment providers and accrue a big share of payment volume.
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Its GPUs—which provide 3D graphics for video games and, increasingly, the computational grunt for trendy machine-learning algorithms—go up against those from Nvidia, whose revenues last year of $11.7bn were nearly twice those of AMD.
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Which is when they will again go up against a Golden State Warriors team that has yet to lose in this year's postseason and needs just two more victories to conclude a historic 16-0 playoff run.
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Gandhi told a group of journalists last month that a "robust opposition alliance" would be in place before the 2019 election and that a candidate of a unified opposition would go up against the BJP in each constituency.
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Corbyn, the leftist leader of the Labour Party since 2015, reportedly said Sunday that he is "absolutely" willing to go up against newly-elected Prime Minister Boris Johnson if a general election is called over the coming months.
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The company will have to continue building out its content ecosystem, as well as live events like sports, if it's going to go up against install base consoles like the PlayStation 4 and companies like Roku and Google.
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Long before NHL players were allowed to participate in the Olympics, the Canada Cup, staged irregularly five times between 1976 and 1991, represented the only opportunity for fans to watch the sport's elite go up against each other.
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But in a reflection of the shifting terrain in New York, that game may be overshadowed by Sunday afternoon's marquee matchup at Citi Field, with San Francisco's Madison Bumgarner scheduled to go up against the Mets' Noah Syndergaard.
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Mr. Priebus worked with Mr. Trump on the nuts and bolts of presidential politics, trying to smooth his rough edges and staying in close contact as a bare-bones campaign prepared to go up against the Clinton machine.
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In fact, even though the cryptocurrency isn't designed to go up against the dollar, it's actually the only one of the top 50 digital currencies listed by market value on CoinMarketCap to see gains over the last day.
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Women may be less likely to vie for high-powered jobs with big salaries, but they would go up against men and other women for jobs that offer child care on site or scholarships to good schools, she added.
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One creative player messed around with some of the game settings to create a pretty scary custom game mode called "Predator," in which three players playing as underpowered Soldier: 76s have to go up against a highly overpowered Sombra.
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The character of the party for the next several years will depend in large part on who it nominates to go up against Trump in 2020, and judging by the polls, that person could very well be Joe Biden.
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It's given me a stronger voice, because in order to go up against a group of people — a studio, a network, writers, producers, everything — you have to be strong and you have to be willing to speak your mind.
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"This is a guy who can go up against a giant Atlas and not flinch, but the idea of giving his kid a hug scares the hell out of him because he doesn't know how to relate," says Barlog.
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At the end of this month, Apple's iPhones and their spit-shined new software, will go up against a litany of admittedly pretty, admittedly high-spec Android devices that are nevertheless serving up Marshmallow in the age of Nougat.
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I want you to read the book, but I will say that [it involves] this investor cabal threatening to go public [against Kalanick] by telling Mike Isaac, the New York Times reporter, that they're gonna go up against him.
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Having finished in the top two of a crowded primary field in early March, Fletcher and Democratic opponent Laura Moser will face off in a May 903 runoff to determine which candidate will go up against Republican incumbent Rep.
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This would be the first time May has been willing to go up against the Labour leader in a live television debate after she refused to take part in any in the run-up to last year's general election.
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Winona Ryder and Millie Bobby Brown, Stranger Things This year, we'll see Ryder go up against her pint-sized castmate, Millie, who has gained tons of attention (and internet love) for her portrayal of Eleven in the smash hit Netflix series.
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Once it's available, it'll go up against the likes of OpenStack and Cloud Foundry, two projects that also aim to bring the operating concepts of public clouds and cloud-based platform-as-a-service offerings into the enterprise data center.
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"When you go up against the sun, the sun wins most of the time," Royals second baseman Whit Merrifield said Drew Butera scored an unearned run in the seventh inning as Kansas City took a short-lived 3-2 lead.
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And he is not the only voice to go up against the company, which has become a so-called hedge fund hotel, with more than 160 hedge funds in the stock in September, according to report by the research firm Novus.
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When France go up against Belgium in the World Cup semi-final at the Saint Petersburg Stadium on Tuesday, the 40-year-old Henry will be on the opposing bench, looking to stop his country from advancing to Sunday's final.
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As labor, raw material and tax costs rise in China - the world's dominant textiles producer - the Horn of Africa country is scrambling to offer a cheaper alternative, and go up against established low-cost garment makers like Bangladesh and Vietnam.
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Last year at the Golden Globes, we saw the theme song from a Bond film go up against a Brian Wilson song and and a Charlie Puth tune — with a Wiz Khalifa guest verse — from a Fast and the Furious film.
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French retail group Casino's sale of its Thai and Vietnam units has drawn the eye of Singapore's Dairy Farm International Holdings and South Korea's Lotte Shopping but they'll need punchy bids to go up against deep-pocketed Thai tycoons, bankers said.
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Argentina, which has not won a major soccer tournament since 1993, will go up against Chile on Sunday in the final of the Copa América Centenario in East Rutherford, N.J. In their favor: Lionel Messi, often called the world's best player.
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He marshaled pro-science forces to raise funds when he was supposed to go up against Smith, but it's unclear any of the other Republicans running to replace the veteran congressman will present as good of a boogeyman to scare donors.
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When those companies go up against an employee who's probably never seen the inside of an arbitrator's office before, they have a distinct advantage: Data shows that companies that go back to the same arbitrator are more likely to win.
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A crowded field of Republicans are vying to go up against Jones, the sitting Democratic senator who won a special election for Sessions's seat in 2017 — thanks in no small part to the failings of his then-opponent, Roy Moore.
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"At some point, you have to decide, 'If I go up against the system, I better be ready to put my life on the line,'" said Mr. Serpico, who wound up taking his story to a Times reporter, David Burnham.
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Olli (Jarkko Lahti), a Finnish boxer about to go up against Davey Moore (John Bosco Jr.), the American featherweight world champion, struggles to make weight while mooning over his love, Raija (Oona Airola), in this largely true story set in 1962.
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" But a professional survivalist argues that resistance would be futile in your average hijacked-by-ISIS-backed-pirates scenario: "You're not going to go up against an AK-47-wielding attacker with a rolled-up magazine or a butter knife.
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But I think the biggest risk that we could take right now would be to try to go up against this president with the same old playbook that we've been relying on that helps explain how we got here in the first place.
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If you're ready to go up against a cadre of approximately 15-30 outstanding startups on the Disrupt Main stage, then apply to compete in the Startup Battlefield before the application window slams shut on June 25th at 11:59 p.m. (PT).
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The Indian market won't be simple for Spotify to win, as it will go up against local players, including Gaana, which has more than 80 million users, in addition to Saavn, Wynk and global music services provided by Apple, Amazon and Google.
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Let's be blunt: In the annals of stadium fiascos, Atlanta's forthcoming SunTrust Park (and by the way, nice job spending $217 million to get your corporate name attached to this mess, SunTrust Bank execs) has to go up against some exceedingly stiff competition.
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"It's shaping up to be a less-than-positive quarter and I doubt managements are going to be terribly optimistic about the rest of the year, although we have easier numbers to go up against," said Maris Ogg, president at Tower Bridge Advisors.
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Now, some 20 months later, we're getting the first glimpse of the actual SUV that will go up against the Bentley Bentyaga for the title of the most luxurious vehicle that can take you and the kids on a Whole Foods run.
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But it will have to go up against the thoroughly funded Moovit and other apps like Citymapper (which actually just partnered with Gett to launch a shared taxi commuter route in London) as it tries to win the hearts — and habits — of users.
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It's about outsmarting, it's about out-winning, it's about taking advantage of the male ego, all that stuff… She really was just a much more interesting person for him to go up against, because it wasn't going to be just brawn or grit.
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Things are going to get damaged, and that's OK. Perhaps it is a sign of how dire the political system seems that so many are open to putting their hopes in a billionaire savior to go up against the (perhaps) billionaire president.
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They'll go up against the four in Fantastic Four, Johnny Depp and his glued-on mustache in Mortdecai, Kevin James and either his Segway or glued-on mustache in Paul Blart Mall Cop 2, and Adam Sandler and any pair of shoes in The Cobbler.
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Blokhuijsen has been a fixture on the speed skating circuit in the Netherlands since junior level and finished second in the Sochi 5,000 meters behind team mate Sven Kramer, who he will go up against over the same distance in South Korea next month.
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The terrifically titled Awesome Possum... Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt from Tengen saw an environmentally minded marsupial go up against a mad scientist set on world domination, but the late-1993 Mega Drive exclusive was poorly received by critics and didn't spawn any follow-ups.
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One thing this collaboration once again highlights is that many of the second-tier cloud providers like Packet and the ecosystem of developer tools around them are betting on partnerships as they go up against the hyper-scale cloud vendors like AWS, Google and Microsoft.
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In the Best Actress slot, Jennifer Lawrence was a shoe-in for Joy, despite the movie's mixed-to-bad reviews, and she'll go up against Cate Blanchett for her role in Carol and Brie Larson for her depiction of a mother held captive in Room.
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Then you realize you were in this progressive bubble, but it was a bit of a wake up call, like if you really want to go up against this idea of selling something based on xenophobia, then you really have to raise a storm.
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Were TransferWise to do the latter, that would see it go up against Revolut, and a ton of other much more recent fintech startups that utilise MasterCard's low exchange rate, including all-your-cards-in-one app Curve, of which Hinrikus himself is an investor.
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Friedman was an insurance attorney who'd never argued outside a civil court, and he had to go up against an experienced and suave prosecutor, Loren Willis (Dan Stevens), with whom the jury already shared some affinity and trust just by virtue of his whiteness.
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"There are loads more stronger characters in the Star Wars universe that can go up against Jedi and they don't necessarily have to be a Jedi," Boyega told Digital Spy Friday, in response to the question of whether he'd like to be a Jedi.
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But when he had to get stops and when he had to go up against Embiid and get stops against him and not foul, I thought he did a really good job in the second half, getting stops when he had to versus overall.
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In this Sunday's GoT episode, we'll see the "Battle of Bastards" (the heavily teased showdown between the series' two leading men born out of wedlock), meaning Jon Snow and his gang of Northerners and wildlings will go up against Ramsay Bolton and his army.
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"This is a guy who can go up against a giant Atlas and not flinch, but the idea of giving his kid a hug scares the hell out of him because he doesn't know how to relate," director Cory Barlog told The Verge back in 2016.
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This timeframe would mean that Tesla at least has a few more years to further establish its position in the market, with the company still on track to unveil its slightly-more-mass-market Model 3 in March (although that will go up against GM's Chevrolet Bolt).
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The substantial jump in Medicare Advantages members through the Brand New Day acquisition cements Bright Health&aposs status as a provider of Medicare Advantage plans among the venture- and private-equity backed startups looking to go up against health insurance giants like UnitedHealthcare and CVS Health.
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With the die all but cast on the party's choice to go up against Valadao in November, now the DCCC has no option but to get on board and encourage the national donor base to focus more resources on propping up their party's candidate in California's 21st.
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"It was very emotional and very traumatizing," she said, not referring to the abortion itself but rather to the stigma and shame she'd been forced to endure and the barriers she had to go up against, just because she wanted to determine her own future on her own terms.
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Pao, a former KPCB junior partner, saw her claims rejected in court in March of that year and lost her case, sending a very public signal that for women to go up against the powerful forces of Silicon Valley was risky at best and career ending at worst.
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"I think Marco Rubio is the strongest candidate to go up against Hillary Clinton ... but my real motivation is I think he's going to be a really good president," Toomey said in an interview on CNN, referring to the Democratic front-runner in the race for the Nov.
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A deal would not be a surprise, but analysts noted that it might cost Walgreens Boots Alliance opportunities down the line as the company tries to keep pace with rival CVS Health Corp, which is set to buy health insurer Aetna Inc, and possibly go up against Amazon.com.
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Beyond the general lack of distribution of Asian films, the difficulty Asian actors face in breaking into Hollywood's mainstream, and the Academy's mostly-white demographics, Asians in Hollywood must also go up against the racial stereotypes and biases of American society, which inform the way viewers perceive their performances.
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Booker revealed himself to be a street brawler -- a quality that might come in handy if he were ever to go up against Trump, On Thursday, he released batches of emails that had been designated as "committee confidential" that referenced Kavanaugh's position on racial profiling and Roe v Wade.
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Last year, I think the cardinal mistake that Rick made was he underestimated Negan and his crew, and now knowing that the Hilltop is there, now knowing that the Kingdom is there, I think Rick has an opportunity to solicit these groups to band together and go up against Negan.
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Fitbit is working on its next generation of smartwatches that look to go up against the Apple Watch, including the new Fitbit Versa, which my colleague Brian Heater said was the watch "the smartwatch the Ionic should have been" (Fitbit's first foray into the smartwatch ecosystem, which was a bust).
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And sure, everyone from Bernie Sanders to Elizabeth Warren to Cory Booker made strong, impassioned cases for why they deserved to go up against Trump in the next election, but, man, making decisions is hard, and listening to a lot of people babble about "issues" and stuff is even harder.
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But with the Pixel C limited to running stock Android instead of Chrome OS like you get on more modern Google-based convertibles, and equipped with a buggy and often uncomfortable keyboard, the Pixel C was ill-prepared at the time to go up against competing products like the Surface 3.
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"We put the special forces to go up against this wall and they can't defeat this wall and if the special forces can't defeat the wall the criminal cartels are not going to defeat the wall either," National Border Control president Brandon Judd said during a Fox News segment in January.
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The wrong guy in the wrong place at the wrong time, caught up in shady happenings during a night shift working security in a parking garage, Matt is at first a hapless weakling who somehow finds the strength to go up against, explicitly or otherwise, what is, essentially, the local triads.
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"Everywhere in the world, indigenous people have a lot of influence on politicians and when you go up against some of these groups... you almost can't win," said an executive at a Canada-based miner with projects across the Americas, speaking on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)That said, as good as the new Galaxy Tab S6 looks, aside from not having a headphone jack, there is one small thing the Tab S6 seems to be missing: a larger 12 or 13-inch version to go up against the plus-sized 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
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When he steps into the ring with Anthony Joshua, he will go up against a confident young fighter who has a reputation as a big hitter and a habit for knockouts, with the English boxer's 18 KOs not so different to his own record ahead the Puritty fight, which stood at 21.
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Now that the scope of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia has widened to include the president himself, Donald Trump seems to have realized that he needs a much stronger legal team to watch his back — and to go up against Mueller's all-star legal team.
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The eventual Democratic presidential nominee will have to go up against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his campaign's massive war chest.
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If Mr. Carranza lives up to his vow to take on segregation, he will go up against powerful forces that have kept alive the historic paradox of New York City education: In one of the nation's most diverse and politically progressive cities, the schools are among the most segregated in the country.
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"As we hit the final sprint before the Iowa caucuses, I know Tom's message of ending the corporate takeover of our government and bringing democracy back to the American people will continue to resonate with voters who see him as the best candidate to go up against Trump and beat him," he continued.
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" While Professor Hovenkamp said he understood the argument AT&T and Time Warner were making about Amazon, "this whole generic idea that companies need to merge to go up against Amazon may play to a general audience, but if you take it to its logical conclusion, it could be used to validate nearly every merger.
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Breaking into the App Store can be difficult enough, but for small-time mobile game developers it's even more of a challenge as they go up against billion-dollar, global publishers that dominate the top charts, like Supercell, Activision Blizzard, Niantic, EA, Tencent and others that can afford to invest millions in marketing budgets and advertising.
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"There's every reason to believe the Republican Party should split into groups that are focused on social issues and other groups focused on more secular issues and Main Street [and the economy]," argued Wright, a supporter of Donald Trump, who on Tuesday was officially nominated by the GOP to go up against the presumptive Democratic choice, Hillary Clinton.
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Four states on the board: Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Idaho and Oregon, the polls close in less than an hour in Pennsylvania where a current House GOP and Trump supporter, Lou Barletta, hopes to beat fellow Republican Jim Christiana in the primary there to win that nomination, and the winner will go up against incumbent Democratic Senator Bob Casey.
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I really like Adobe as a company, but I think its suite has become so costly and unavoidable for the average creative consumer that it needs to be a little bit smaller, so as to allow smaller players to compete without feeling like they have to go up against an impossible behemoth to even make a dent.
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Should he launch a bid he is expected to join a crowded Democratic field looking for a chance to go up against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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They also worried about the ultimate consequences of those trade cases for an international trading system that the United States has worked to construct since the World War II. If the World Trade Organization rules against the United States, the Trump administration will have to decide whether to reverse its decision or go up against the organization.
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And though arbitration proponents have long argued that it offers a streamlined, cost-effective way for aggrieved employees and consumers to go up against big businesses, class action lawyers have long suspected that businesses mandate arbitration not because they want to improve dispute resolution but because they don't believe workers and consumers will bother to bring individual arbitration cases.
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So there's the excitement of seeing the long shot go up against the giant, but Queen of Katwe also follows the contours of the "magical teacher" movie, in which some enterprising instructor coaxes a classroom full of students toward the greatness that was always latent in them — think of Dead Poets' Society, Mona Lisa Smile, or Mr. Holland's Opus.
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However, the Monmouth poll found that Democratic voters are largely ignoring race and gender in determining who is the best candidate to go up against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Engine tested: 73-liter twin-turbocharged 27-horsepower V27Price as tested: $290,000 (for the BMW X7 XDrive50i trim level)Why it's here: The BMW X7 is the largest vehicle the Bavarian brand has ever produced and is intended to go up against the Mercedes GLS, the Audi Q7, the Volvo XC90, and a host of other premium seven-seat full-size SUVs.
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Other competitors, including Google and Apple, don't seem to have had as much success with their products that line up as direct competitors to Sonos, but the speaker-maker also faces perennial challenges from hi-fi and audio industry stalwarts, and also seems likely to go up against newer device makers with audio ambitions and clear cost advantages, like Anker.
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" Ball says she has "no doubt he'll win the majority of electors in the MSNBC greenroom, but Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE could not dream of a better candidate to go up against.
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It might not seem wise to those who believe Biden is not the right person to go up against Trump, given that Biden will have to explain away his vote for the 1994 crime bill, which helped turbocharge an already growing prison industrial complex that disproportionately hurt black people, while Trump can brag about signing the First Step Act, the first major criminal justice reform bill in a generation.
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GOP presidential candidate Chris Christie says rival Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE doesn't have what it takes to go up against Democratic front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"Roku seems to be making it work in its transition away from player sales and towards monetizing its audience, but it continues to go up against three of the biggest companies in the consumer technology industry, all of which are increasingly building voice controls and other advanced features into their TV boxes and platforms in a way that may be tough for Roku to counter," Jan Dawson, founder and chief analyst of Jackdaw Research, wrote in an email.
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But we know what will happen next: Mr. Langendorff and Mr. Willeford will have their 15 minutes of fame, and then we will move on to the next mass shooting in another state where any number of people will die because no one can be bothered to go up against the N.R.A. But before the two men get exploited for their bravery — and before I get pilloried for politicizing a disaster — I would like to say that there is nothing particularly Texan about a mass killing these days.
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It now appears that the Democratic nominee that Trump will go up against will be Senator Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to testify on Libra | Extremists find home on Telegram app | Warren blasts Facebook for not removing anti-Biden ad | California outlaws facial recognition in police body cameras | China rips US tech sanctions Overnight Energy: Warren unveils T environmental justice plan | Trump officials eliminate board on smart grids | Proposed Trump rule aims to ease restrictions on mineral mining MORE, who has steadily gained ground over the past several months, garnering immense grassroots support and bringing in an impressive fundraising haul.
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