You want teams to have to match up to you.
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So the fantasy doesn't always match up to the reality.
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Can Toronto ever match up to the Toronto of our dreams?
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So how do retinol oils match up to prescription-strength isotretinoin?
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His company also offers a 220(k) match up to 230%.
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But critics say that your record does not match up to that.
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So how does Kim's shade range match up to the market competition?
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Amazon said it will match up to $5 million in employee donations.
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Good luck getting your next birthday to match up to Sir Elton's.
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Forward me your donation receipts and I will match up to $50k.
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It's disappointing that the telephoto camera doesn't match up to the same standard.
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Each time, the UI or the app compatibility didn't match up to expectations.
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Now, however, the party is developing policies that match up to the men.
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They know that today's biases do not match up to full-blown segregation.
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But they also knew that their intentions didn't always match up to their execution.
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Watch King of Kong and then see how you match up to world champs.
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In general, employers match up to 6% of worker wages in 401(k) plans.
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"The bonuses offered by these store cards can't necessarily match up to that," he said.
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A side of the story which doesn't quite match up to Luke's version of events.
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More specifically, they promised to match up to $20,000 per donor and $250,000 per nonprofit.
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In classic CVT fashion, the engine sound doesn't match up to what you're actually feeling.
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Whether George Smiley can match up to our deranged political times is another question altogether.
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When it comes to holiday decorating, few Christmas enthusiasts match up to Adrienne Bailon Hougton.
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Facebook and PayPal partnered to match up to $7 million in donations made to U.S. nonprofits.
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When she describes the unlikely match-up to the docs as "climbing Mount Everest," it's funny.
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But the numbers don't match up to China's, which is also heavily investing in the continent.
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He timed the Cybertruck reveal to match up to Blade Runner's setting: Los Angeles, November 2019.
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And do its places match up to the ones in your mind's eye from the book?
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Investor and Shark Tank star Chris Sacca tweeted that he would match up to $150,000 in donations.
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How do the early concepts and artwork for the Stormtroopers match up to what was on-screen?
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So no matter what, your use of the Kar98 isn't going to match up to their use.
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"It doesn't match up to the music," he said of the boat movements, leaning over the railing.
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They match up to $18,000 a season twice, such that a player's pre-tax investment is tripled.
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The dots didn't need to match up to one another, lead author Vivek Nityananda told The Washington Post.
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For part-time employees, Aetna will match up to $1,000 a year with a lifetime maximum of $5,0003.
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This is why the Australian cyclone intensity scale doesn't exactly match up to the Atlantic hurricane intensity scale.
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Among corporate news, AstraZeneca dropped over 4.3% as its quarterly earnings failed to match up to market expectations.
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In addition, Theranos' results from certain tests often didn't match up to those from Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp.
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Unfortunately, the first two matches of the night didn't exactly match up to the excitement of the crowd.
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match up to $1,000 per Facebook fundraiser, donating a total of $500,000.
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This Star Wars-themed screwdriver comes with three different screwdriver heads to match up to any DIY job.
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He entered Rod Laver Arena for his Federer match-up to a soundtrack of Blur's Britpop anthem "Parklife".
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Camera performance and quality is another area where the Idol 4S doesn't quite match up to the competition.
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How will the harms of your action match up to the good you'll accomplish by reporting the scam?
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The Lodge menu had to match up to the atmosphere he'd created, but Garcia had only one stipulation.
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"This will be a different match-up to the one today," said the 16-times Grand Slam champion.
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Its Glassdoor reviews boast great benefits, including a dollar for dollar 401(k) match up to 9%. 11.
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While sales in India cannot match up to China, for now, Agarwal is certain that this will soon change.
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But with all due respect to Teemu and friends, they can't match up to P.K. Subban and Lindsey Vonn.
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Here's my counter: I'll match up to $100k donated by the fancy and funny people hosting this amazing event.
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According to the British Heart Foundation however, over 20 million of U.K. adults don't match up to these recommendations.
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In 2016 fans can see everything: a boyband has to match up to the best music across all genres.
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Their incredibly small image sensors don't match up to those in dedicated cameras, especially when the light is low.
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Nothing can quite match up to the joy of waking up to the cerulean sky and the alpine Himalayan peaks.
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"The logo was placed wrong, and in other technical aspects, it didn't match up to what [VTV] broadcasts," he says.
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Amazon and Whole Foods said they'd match up to $20173 million donated to the Red Cross through the Amazon site.
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It was one of the UK's most ambitious crimes—although the perpetrators' competence didn't quite match up to their gall.
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Tepid results from Citi and Wells Fargo failed to match up to the expectation set by JPMorgan's strong numbers on Thursday.
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The Huawei Mate 10 Pro has a bunch of impressive features that match up to the best smartphones available right now.
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The goal is to get a quality score that will match up to human perception, even if the image is distorted.
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At the start of a match, up to four teams of players parachute into the play area, which shrinks over time.
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This also means that, when it comes to national statistics on suicide in certain professions, it doesn't match up to others.
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Katy Perry was stopped during a performance in 2013 when her lips didn't seem to match up to the backing track.
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I've owned a few different shoes in the same style, and they simply don't match up to these in overall wearability.
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Service members can now make automatic savings contributions from their base pay, which the government will match up to 5 percent.
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However, tepid results from Citi and Wells Fargo failed to match up to the expectation set by JPMorgan's strong numbers on Thursday.
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The entire civil rights movement was premised on making the new American rhetoric of freedom and democracy match up to everyday reality.
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An alumnus, Warren Winiarski, the founder of the Stag's Leap Wine Cellars, has agreed to match up to $50 million of contributions.
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The servicemember can also contribute a percentage of his or her base pay, which the military will match up to 28503 percent.
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She knows she needs to get back to her "real" life, which doesn't at all match up to Jimmy's big, risky chances.
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While the VR experience doesn't match up to, say, Project Cars on PC, it looks good enough to keep you in the moment.
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On Giving Tuesday, Facebook in partnership with PayPal has pledged to match up to $7 million in donations made to eligible US nonprofits.
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Not necessarily with Bernie, but with a progressive candidate who can match up to the values and the authenticity Bernie presented this election.
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Don't get us wrong, the best-selling Amazon Fire TV Stick is great, but it doesn't quite match up to the 4K version.
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Some felt that the film didn't match up to its predecessor and that the animation itself, while breathtaking, made the musical numbers boring.
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Kim Kardashian West wants her legs to match up to her famous booty — and she's putting in the work to make it happen.
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My body didn't match up to this new sort of self I was building out of the wreckage of being a former swimmer.
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Second-quarter results from Citigroup and Wells Fargo , however, failed to match up to the expectation set by JPMorgan's strong numbers on Thursday.
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Yet the protagonist of the game, Bayek of Siwa, does not seem to immediately match up to the demands of a vengeance plot.
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After he and Booker met in California, the Facebook founder pledged to match up to $100 million in funding for the Newark project.
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Second-quarter results from Citigroup and Wells Fargo, however, failed to match up to the expectation set by JPMorgan's strong numbers on Thursday.
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Since then, YouTube has also pledged on Twitter to match up to $1 million of donations that are given through YouTube's fundraising feature.
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But it didn't quite match up to the joy that comes from hearing something you know really well — again and again and again.
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In 2016, Bezos pledged to match up to $1 million in donations given to Mary Place during Seattle's annual GiveBig day of philanthropy.
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But having read into it, it's not fair to imagine this perfect world and then criticize anything that doesn't match up to it.
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In addition to the button, GoFundMe, Yelp, and the accounting company Intuit QuickBooks have pledged to match up to $1.5 million in donations.
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As cities in Hurricane Florence's path deal with its aftermath, Google will match up to $1 million in donations to help with relief efforts.
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For a limited time, you can save over £38 and pick up a gift set that can match up to your passion for wine.
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This recipe has enough bold flavor to match up to the heartiest of stews, but it takes a fraction if the time to make.
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I have a problem with the folks at BET absolutely freaking out when other institutions don't match up to what they think is best.
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She was interested in innovations in material science – specifically, the idea of temporality and creating products that match up to their lifestyle, she says.
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"We should not be concerned if polls do not match up to early voting metrics, given that they measure fundamentally different things," Hamel said.
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But the final result just doesn't match up to VR FPS games like Raw Data or Arizona Sunshine, which came from much smaller studios.
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There are a variety of historical films about the worst days of the AIDS crisis, but few match up to this recent French drama.
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But this new twist on the Birds of Prey doesn't exactly match up to the comics, and our gals' comic-bound history reflects that.
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Audience Score: 47%Critic Score: 33%Pitt starred in this flick about a man whose musical talents don't quite match up to his ambition.
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"It was very, very important to win the second set because it was a very physical match up to that point," he said courtside.
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But while it might have been responsible for drawing the crowds, it didn't quite match up to its human counterparts on the debate stage.
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Facebook — Facebook will match up to $1 million raised on the social media site for the Center for Disaster Philanthropy's Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fund.
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It's a sincere and eloquent piece, thanking the outgoing president for his service and lamenting the population's struggles to match up to his ideals.
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My father offered to match up to $2 million personally, $1 for every $1 donated, and in less than 12 hours we surpassed that goal.
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Let's look at how facts match up to the myth of the IPO window: o The idea here is that fear keeps investors at bay.
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Amazon and Whole Foods, meanwhile, will match up to $1 million in cash donations made to the American Red Cross Hurricane Harvey Relief via Amazon.
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The details: Fowler performed the same battery test for 13 phones and his findings show battery life doesn't match up to what phone makers advertise.
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During the first year of a developer's participation, GitHub (and by extension, its corporate overlords at Microsoft) will also match up to $5,000 in contributions.
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Did it cross Trump's mind about what would be said at his funeral and whether it would match up to the praises heaped on Bush?
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The question of how well these aircraft actually match up to their US competitors remains, and, Kliman said, appearances are only part of the equation.
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Soon Gia will be able to mix and match up to 10,000 character combinations with her Color Pod Refill and an assortment of Surprise Character Molds.
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This year Facebook is again partnering with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to match up to $2M in donations to fundraisers held on Facebook by nonprofits.
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However, for many, the final product didn't match up to that initial pitch, and this disparity created a very vocal and angry portion of the playerbase.
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Rubio, your four years or five years, or whatever it is as senator, does not match up to my capabilities of understanding how the world works.
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It partnered with the Gates Foundation to match up to $2 million in donations through the platform, and to waive transaction fees for donating through Facebook.
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So while Arya might not exactly match up to everything prophesied, if you look at some of the smaller details surrounding her, they sure could stack up.
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However, what she says in this video does not match up to the allegations against her, and it's seriously creepy to watch knowing what we know now.
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"It was kind of our duty to match up to her level and her expectations, and just follow whatever she did," added Cole, from Bath Township, Michigan.
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Theranos' results didn't match those from the other labs In addition, Theranos' results from certain tests often didn't match up to those from Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp.
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Microsoft has also worked with partners like HP, Acer, and Lenovo to introduce cloud-based laptops with limited storage that can match up to Chromebooks on cost.
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His detractors can point to a weak March jobs number, hard data that doesn't match up to the high confidence levels and continued weakness in consumer spending.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's ties with Montenegro do not match up to the long tradition of friendship between the two countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
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At 199 yuan (about $29) for pre-order in China, it's very unlikely that the AirDots will match up to the AirPods in audio quality or performance reliability.
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After years of not centering queer characters, and making some suspect cuts to queer-friendly scenes, audiences are eager to see Marvel movies match up to the books.
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The idea of downing a flaming shot may sound sort of exciting, but — like with many things in life — the reality doesn't quite match up to the expectation.
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More sophisticated employers are starting to create policies that match up to the expectations of a modern employee (and if you're lucky, you work for one of them).
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While the hardware may match up to other high-end laptops, the Blade line tends to look like a toy compared to offerings from Apple, Microsoft, or Dell.
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It doesn't match up to Apple or LG, and it isn't used extensively throughout MIUI, but it's a step above what companies like Oppo and OnePlus are doing.
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The company has already donated $1 million to WWF's conservation efforts, and will match up to $25,000 of donations made to WWF's Back a Ranger program through Aug.
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Like acupuncture or Chinese foot reflexology, the trigger points don't match up to the body part you're treating, but rather, they are vectors that connect to other muscles.
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Ambika Leigh moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career in 2007, and almost immediately, her idealized vision of Hollywood didn't match up to its seedy reality.
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She serves merely as the trigger for Kaes's self-destruction, which is for the best because she doesn't exactly match up to Tiwary in terms of acting chops.
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"Those things were wrong — they do not match up to what I believe about my Christian faith," Mr. Carpenter said of Mr. Trump's divorces and language about women.
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The findings, published Friday in JAMA Network Open, roughly match up to estimates from other studies, including those that confirmed a person's food allergy with testing or medical records.
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Microsoft's sales plummeted 8.5 percent from last June and while Apple and Google did see sales increase, the numbers from this year don't match up to their previous growth.
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For example, health insurance company Aetna offers to match up to $2,73 in student loan payments each year for full-time employees and caps the total assistance at $10,000.
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APPROACHING THREE years on, the government's Brexit proposal doesn't match up to what a successful Brexit looked like even to those who voted for it in the 2016 referendum.
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And sure, people don't NEED to gain weight to find their self love, this is just what my body needed to do to match up to my mental freedom.
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The Trump plan also offers a $1,200 childcare spending rebate for low-income families and a savings account for childcare costs, which the government would match up to $500.
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Among corporate news, AstraZeneca dropped over 5% and was on track for its worst day since mid-2017 as its quarterly earnings failed to match up to market expectations.
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" He said he's "come to accept" being asked about his relationship with Hudson, and admitted that he and the actress are "a bizarre match-up to a lot of people.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Retrospectives of long-dead artists are not merely an opportunity to examine how their philosophies and aesthetics match up to the modern day.
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The brand is donating $250,000 to the Crisis Text Line, and will match up to $100,000 in public donations to the Crisis Text Line between June 20 and June 29.
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These figures still don't match up to how Samsung was performing in and before 2014, but they do suggest that the company is on its way to correcting its slump.
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The small statistic does not match up to Reefer's reality, the people she sees riding the bus during her visits to the Central-American country, of her family and friends.
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While we've seen some claims that Apple will price-match up to 38693 percent for products bought at certain major retailers, there is no official policy on the company's website.
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He'd stolen thousands of dollars over the past few months and was caught when an audit of food weight didn't match up to what was in the end-of-day receipts.
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A song plays in the background, and Rayman runs around in a sidescroller fashion jumping on enemies, collecting objects, and hopping around obstructions in ways that match up to the song.
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" Jonas recently spoke highly of Hudson in his Complex interview, calling the actress "amazing" and even admitting that he and Hudson are "a bizarre match-up to a lot of people.
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As ever, specs rarely tell the story when it comes to smartphone image quality — we're looking forward to trying out these phones to see how the claims match up to reality.
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The true test of this experiment in openness will be how responsive Facebook is to the feedback it gets, and how closely its aspirations for content moderation match up to reality.
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In a new analysis issued Tuesday, Zandi's evaluation is hardly a robust assessment of potential growth, but the prognosis for the economy doesn't match up to the dire election-season scenario.
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What Perlmutter, Riess, and Schmidt found is that this redshift doesn't quite match up to what should be expected given supernovae that are moving away from us at a constant speed.
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There's a group we work with quite closely, Remainer Now, that feels what is being delivered doesn't match up to what they were promised and have changed their minds about Brexit.
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Historically, early development kits for new video game consoles don't always match up to the final product, but it's still an interesting look at how the next PlayStation is shaping up.
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As the 2020 campaign cycle chugs along, it likely won't be the last time we'll see boycotts of brands whose images don't match up to those who are profiting off them.
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Comcast has been working on making sure that other aspects of its potential bid, including payouts to Fox shareholders if regulators block its offer, at least match up to Disney's proposal.
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They're just looking to respond to questions, largely because answer polls and seeing where your responses match up to others can be a lot more entertaining than mindlessly scrolling through Instagram.
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In addition, the Michael and Jacky Ferro Family Foundation, named for Michael W. Ferro Jr., a former chairman of Tronc, announced that it would match up to $1 million in donations.
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She's played variations on her Enlightened character, Amy Jellicoe, in many of her biggest film and TV roles since, but none of them quite match up to Amy in my mind.
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With Simple I.R.A.s, employees of small businesses can contribute up to $2695,2347.50 in 0853 ($2085,2975 for workers 22015 or older) while employers can generally match up to 3 percent of participant compensation.
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He said his Open Society Foundation would match up to £100,000 ($139,000), the total raised in a crowdfunding campaign set up for Best of Britain in the wake of last week's reports.
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You might feel like you don't have enough sexual experience to match up to this person, or it could bother you that they've had an experience that you never did, she says.
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Plenty of bloggers and skin care experts have spoken up about how La Mer's ingredients are far more common than the company claims and don't match up to the product's price tag.
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You could also check your credit reports yourself to make sure fraudulent accounts haven't been opened in your name — and flag any reported balances that don't match up to your statements, said Rathner.
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Democratic members of Congress and media publishers have focused on Comey's firing, while Facebook analytics showed that news stories about the firing didn't match up to the viral levels of other Trump controversies.
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The rivers and fires and drips that we can see do not match up to the soundtrack (we cannot hear the huge waterfall until it is right in the middle of the screen).
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The dates in an incident report filed in December 2015 in Georgia for an alleged sexual assault from October match up to those in a WordPress post accusing Kanye West's associate of rape.
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The companies also say that the Yelp Foundation and GoFundMe will match up to $1 million in donations, by making $500 matching grants for businesses that raise at least $500 on their GoFundMe.
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TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese media company Bytedance, also said it would match up to $1 million in employee donations to the ASAS to boost the organization's ability to provide food.
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Hannah, you've said you suffered from stage fright, which doesn't necessarily match up to the feel of this album, which is more intimate but also more in-your-face compared to the last one.
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But even some of those companies' first attempts at designing their own scooters don't seem to match up to just how rugged and, as Russakow puts it, "vehicle-grade" the Rev appears to be.
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Why it matters: The luxury SUV market is highly competitive, and in both performance and features, the Infiniti doesn't quite match up to premium competitors like the Mercedes GLS 450 or the Cadillac Escalade.
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We look at what we have around us and realize that, while it will never match up to the houses in our imagination, it is absolutely, 100%, a dream home for both of us.
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Ignis and Noctis, while dudely enough, fit squarely into the trim/pretty bishounen/ biseinen body type, and their personalities—indifferent for Noctis, primly uptight for Ignis—don't quite match up to factory-standard machismo.
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"But I said we have to see conditions that at least match up to the S-400s," Erdogan said, adding that he was referring to the possibility of joint production and favorable lending terms.
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At the same time, Clearview told the New York Times that the tool produces a match up to 75 percent of the time, although we don't know how many of those are "true" matches.
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Moreover, because employers will often match — up to a set amount — the money an employee sets aside in a workplace retirement account, like a 603(k) or 403(b), those matching dollars are sacrificed.
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"Then, you find each little tiny thing that you can possibly match up to make them look more like that person, without it being a huge prosthetic," the three-time Emmy-winning makeup artist explains.
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This expanded pilot, called SaveUSA, allowed families who deposited part of their tax refund into a designated account, and maintained the deposit for a year, to receive a 50 percent savings match up to $500.
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While McGregor more than earned his shot against Aldo with his in-cage exploits, his verbal campaign for the fight and incessant trash talk forced the match-up to happen and it subsequently built the fight.
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Weirdly enough, Jung had never been tasked with a serious wrestler in his MMA career, so Dennis Bermudez—one of the most active takedown artists in the division—seemed a rough match up to return to.
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And while Minhaj acknowledges that the country's Conservative party has a far worse record on environment and climate issues, his point is that Trudeau's policies don't match up to his reputation as the pragmatic green warrior.
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The study also assumed that of the 20% that went into savings, 14% was put in a typical savings account and 6% was put into a 401(k) with a 50% employer match (up to 3%).
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Humble pledged to match up to $300,000, and hit that goal long ago — in fact, they hit $600,000 in donations just as I hit publish, with plenty more to come over the week remaining in the bundle.
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The brand is encouraging women to arm themselves with the tools for earning equal pay and offering an online discount that will match up to $100,000 in donations for American Association of University Women (through April 14).
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Of course, these performance numbers don't match up to something like the Tesla Model S (or even the Model 3, for that matter) and the range likewise isn't quite on par, which may be its biggest challenge.
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A culture of beauty that narrowly defines beauty and perpetuates this idea that women are only objects and worthy of love if we somehow match up to this ever-changing, always unattainable, like, arbitrary standard of beauty.
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Investigators for the special counsel were "going through each piece of paper and finding anything that doesn't match up to add to the weight of evidence against Mr. Manafort," said Richard Westling, one of Mr. Manafort's lawyers.
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As this win proves, the Steelers defense doesn't need to match up to the Steel Curtain units of yore in order for Pittsburgh to win the AFC North and challenge for a return to the Super Bowl.
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In addition to what it calls "competitive" wages starting at $12 an hour, Target is holding $500 gift card drawings for employees and will match up to $500 in donations for a local charity throughout the holiday season.
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It definitely would appeal more to people who like Warcraft but I think people who played World of Warcraft for thousands upon thousands of hours also didn't like the movie because it didn't match up to their expectations.
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It requires a degree of justification; a need to look at your fanbase and explain why a certain player they've come to know, love, or at least grow accustomed to, doesn't match up to what's on offer elsewhere.
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They may offer a contribution match up to a set percentage of your new salary, but that would only apply to future contributions from your regular paychecks, not any amounts you roll into their plan from prior investments.
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On top of being saddled by massive student loan debt — the average student loan debt for the class of 2017 was $24,2100, up 222% from 226 — salary prospects simply don't match up to the skyrocketing costs of living.
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Scarborough said that after he read the intelligence community's report pointing to Russian involvement in the election-related hacking, he "started hearing from people" he respects who cautioned the facts might not match up to the sensational headlines.
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The overall G8 ThinQ experience doesn't quite match up to some other flagships (it's incredibly slippery, buy a case), but it's also not quite as expensive—and if audio is your top concern, you can't do much better.
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Indeed, perhaps his most criticized project, Jazz, is the film where he most prominently argued a specific case (in that instance, a more or less purist one that most modern jazz doesn't match up to the early stuff).
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It's definitely one of the most portable drones on the market right now, but it manages to deliver imagery, battery life, range, and autonomous intelligence that match up to what you get from drones more than twice its size.
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In a blog post, the company announced that it would match up to that total in donations on a fundraising page set up on its website that benefits MusiCares, a charity relief organization set up by the Recording Academy.
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The graphics of this game look even better on the high-resolution displays of modern devices than in other versions, but the onscreen controls don't quite match up to the finesse one can achieve with real physical gaming controllers.
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A close-up of the photo shows a smudge that is the shape of a thumbprint, and wewannawii believes that there are markings on it that match up to scars you can sort of see on Avery's thumb in another photo.
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"We are just trying to have the law match up to the technology that people are using today and I think is only going to grow down the road," Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Joseph Robach told New York Daily News.
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Samsung's Gear VR headset provides a great experience for its $99 price point, but it can't match up to some of the incredible stuff you can do with a motion tracking system, like the one available with HTC's Vive Pre.
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" In fact she clarified that she has no issue against black people having their own space, rather she has "a problem with the folks at BET absolutely freaking out when other institutions don't match up to what they think is best.
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For example, if you earn $40,000 a year and contribute just 3 percent of your salary but your employer offers a 50-cent match up to 4013 percent of your deferred salary, you're missing out on $600 in free money.
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While my first impressions suggest that they can match up to their older siblings in terms of sound quality alone, I think you might have to be invested in the neckband form factor to pick these headphones over Sony's other options.
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Nadal, serving for the match at 5-4 and having dropped only three points on serve the entire match up to that point, suddenly looked tight as Tsitsipas broke him and then held serve to pull within one game of leveling the contest.
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" Councilman Donovan J. Richards Jr., the chairman of the City Council's Committee on Public Safety, said he thought the Police Department was worried that the public would see that "the disciplinary measures don't match up to the cases that come before them.
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I doubt Quaid can match up to Tucci, but I'm nevertheless content in the thought that Fortitude itself — complete with polar bears and dark soap operatics and strange things coming up out of the thawing tundra — is the real star of this show.
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In case you missed the reviews this week, TechCrunch's Brian Heater described the devices as yet further evidence that Samsung produces the best Android smartphones on the planet, although he believes that the software side of the experience doesn't match up to the hardware.
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Out in the middle of the cage Holm was even able to counter a Rousey harai-goshi with an ura-nage, the favourite of Cyborg Justino and a talking point among the people who still care about that fantasy match up to this day.
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Truth be told, the season's final handful of episodes can't quite match up to its midsection, though the finale — which features Andy and tortured exorcist Father Tomas (Alfonso Herrera) finding a way to trick the demon just long enough to defeat it — comes close.
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The Fire TV has been around for a while now, in one form or another, and while the interface doesn't quite match up to the slickness of tvOS or Android TV in our eyes, it does the job as well as it needs to.
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Steven Taylor, a clinical psychologist and author of "The Psychology of Pandemics" told CNN that people are triggered to panic buy if the scale of the threat — a global pandemic — doesn't seem to match up to the simplicity of the best deterrent, like hand-washing.
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In the last round of negotiations, Charter offered workers an average 13 percent wage increase and "comprehensive" retirement and health benefits, including a 401(k) that provides a dollar-for-dollar match up to 6 percent of eligible pay, Mr. Bonomo said in a statement.
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But the results of Tuesday did not match up to the campaign's ambitions this time round, after the former secretary of state committed a gaffe about the coal industry that sent her campaign on a back slide with voters in the Blue Grass State.
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Here's an example of one such video Quik made with my Hero 5 Black and iPhone 7 footage using a preset theme, effects and music: The app uses its algorithms to parse through the footage and (hopefully) select the best moments to match up to the music.
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And since Bohemian Rhapsody is like the second or third most well known song in the US of A after, like, Happy Birthday and whatever nursery rhyme your mother sang to you, you'll probably giggle a few times watching the action match up to the lyrics.
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Only after investigators from the special counsel's office began "going through each piece of paper and finding anything that doesn't match up to add to the weight of evidence against Mr. Manafort" did the discrepancies come to light, said Richard Westling, one of Mr. Manafort's five lawyers.
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Most of those 260,217 registrations were put on hold, the AP reported, because they did not pass Georgia's "exact match" voter identification law, which requires that voter applications exactly match up to names on file with the state agency that issues driver's licenses or the Social Security Administration's records.
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It was everything that is annoying about the "social justice internet"—the posing, the posturing, the self-policing to make sure all the signifiers match up to form the correct projection of equality-mindedness (never mind that McGorry tweeted "#NoHomo" after appearing at a pride parade in 2014).
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Simon does some genuinely terrible things to his friends, and though the movie is patient in explaining how much of it stems from his need to come out on his own terms, rather than Martin's terms, it struggles to make Simon's friends' reactions match up to the betrayal they've experienced.
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Using a 401(k) plan Most companies offer 401(k) plans — a type of retirement account that gives you large tax advantages and allows you to compound more money over time — and in many cases, employers will also offer a 401(k) match up to a certain amount of your contribution.
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"You can have a job candidate who knows what to say and do to successfully pass any AI tests or tools for job placement, but when hired the leader discovers this person does not match up to who he or she appeared to be through the AI tool," she said.
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It would ruin the movie to explain exactly how The Tethered (as the shadow people are called) came to exist, and why they attacked the rest of humanity, but suffice it to say, the explanation does not match up to the sophisticated and funny exploration of identity that the rest of the movie presents.
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That's what New York Times Bestseller Lewis Howes told me: Optimism can go south and turn into stress, anger, or frustration when the reality of my life doesn't match up to the highlight reels I see around me on social media — especially if I'm struggling in an area where it seems like everyone around me is doing awesome.
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But this part of the backlog, made of pre-Codis kits like mine, was a result of forward-thinking and diligent police and medical personnel who cared so much about rape that they collected and kept evidence that they, at the time without a database to match up to, would not themselves get to take to court.
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When I went back to Vienna earlier this month to assess which of two famous Sachertorte is best, see how the city's main tourist attractions match up to their worst reviews, and visit a tiny lakeside town overrun by tourists, it struck me that the rest of the world really doesn't know how delectable the country's food really is.
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With Tesla ramping up production of the mass-market Model 3 electric sedan, some car owners may be disappointed when the $35,000 base-price, more sparingly outfitted Model 3 doesn't match up to the ultra-luxurious Model S or Model X. Fisher said other luxury auto brands have taken a hit to their satisfaction scores by introducing cheaper vehicles.
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The Uber Pool option would match up to three passengers together in one vehicle based on their destination, and Uber said in a statement from Uber Rides and Platform Vice President Andrew Macdonald that the company's "goal is to help flatten the curve on community spread in the cities we serve" through suspension of the service.
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Now is your big moment to share how your qualifications and skills match up to what the recruiter is looking for, how you fit the company's values, and how you have the potential to be successful in the role, explained Kim Hoffman, a talent-acquisition director at Intuit who has 20 years of recruiter and talent experience.
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Rivers, who has not missed a start since being named the Chargers' starter, has had a career that may not quite match up to Brees's, but comes much closer than most would think, especially once you factor in the benefit of Brees having played half of his games in the passer-friendly Superdome in New Orleans.
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The eagerly anticipated second installment, subtitled China Girl — six parts, all on Hulu right now — doesn't quite match up to those first seven episodes, but it boasts Nicole Kidman and Gwendoline Christie in supporting roles and a twisty plot about a body that washes up on Australia's Bondi Beach, prompting Moss's detective Robin Griffin to dig into the case.
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The announcement, which confirms a Reuters story from Thursday, comes as both automakers look to hit the reset button in India after falling behind more nimble rivals such as Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Motor Co.Goldman Sachs analyst Pramod Kumar said in a note on Thursday a tie-up could be "mutually beneficial" as the engine offerings of both companies complement each other and would help the alliance match up to competition.
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