We're matched, un-matched as the triangle goes, until we find that perfect other.
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The blood matched Byrd's, and the tires on Berry's truck matched tracks at the scene.
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Overall, its quarterly revenue matched expectations, at $52.9 billion roughly matched what analysts were expecting.
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L.A. County Sheriff's deputies said he matched the suspect description, and the vehicle descriptions also matched.
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"I thought our guys matched their energy, matched their toughness," Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton said.
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Of the other two, one matched the probe in shape and the second matched it in colour.
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The purple lip ring matched the purple streak in her hair, which matched the purple nail polish.
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Of course, after you've matched your friends, or they've matched you, the conversation is in the dater's hands.
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Next most common was the "matched" category—in which the number of animals clearly matched for both sections.
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People cannot be "matched" to this kind of evidence in the way they can be matched to fingerprints or DNA.
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AMD matched earnings expectations at 18 cents per share excluding certain items, and also matched gross margins growth estimates at 43%.
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For some reason, I barely matched with any women, so when I matched with Shannon, I was thrilled, shocked, and a little confused.
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He and Kim Jong Un are well matched on insults, but they're not well matched on strategy and understanding of each other's own chess game.
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I truly think they're looking for companionship — mainly because I've seen (and matched with) people on other dating apps whom I'd also matched with on Raya.
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For example, a picture of an apple might be matched with the word 'lively,' or a picture of a mountain range matched with the word 'open.
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And the Romney campaign was so out-matched technologically that it could not conceive of how out-matched it was, a sort of an Election Singularity.
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The administration has matched 86 parents to 83 children and 16 are not yet matched, Justice attorney Sarah Fabian said, according to the wire service&aposs report.
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He then matched his teammate in scoring (32 points a game), nearly matched him in rebounding (249 a game to Williamson's 250) and topped him in assists.
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To draw a comparison, the researchers looked at car crash data from a control group: age-matched and sex-matched people who had not been diagnosed with ADHD.
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Not a perfect deal — but offer letters matched salaries and seniorityMultiple sources said that the new offer letters matched employees&apos WeWork salaries and kept their seniority intact.
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Within a matched pair of train times at each station, one was randomly assigned to treatment and one to control, resulting in 22016 matched pairs of train times.
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I decided to just keep going on the site to see if we got matched up again, and lo and behold, 20 minutes later, we were matched again.
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"Take a look at recent polls in which Bernie Sanders is matched with Republican candidates Trump on down [and] Hillary Clinton is matched with Republican candidates," he said.
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Users who matched 40 to 50 percent of a job's requirements were 85 percent more likely to get an interview than applicants who matched fewer, according to the data.
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From the moment she launched her makeup line, Rihanna not only matched the shades on her eyes, lips and cheeks, she matched her makeup to her outfits as well.
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When they matched their reconstructed data to the actual, confidential records — again comparing just block, sex, age, race and ethnicity — they found about 50 percent of people matched exactly.
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I text with a Hinge boy I matched with the other day and one I matched with a few months ago who I just haven't gotten around to meeting.
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" - Eleanore, 32 "Matched to my friend on Tinder.
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Research the person or work of art you were matched with and tell us: What did you learn from the Google app that matched your photo to a work of art?
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Some app reviewers complain that they do not like the people they were matched with; that, of course, will happen, when you're matched with someone based on nothing (at least at first).
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You'll know you have the new system when your matched files say "Matched" in the iCloud status column in iTunes on your Mac or PC. Have something to add to this story?
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"This has never been matched, or even close to being matched," Democratic pollster Peter Hart, who conducted the survey with Republican pollster Bill McInturff, says of these negative ratings for Trump and Clinton.
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Riders have to make mental calculation about the money they could potentially save and weigh it against the likelihood of getting matched with someone else and the uncertainty that getting matched gives you.
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Meme creators matched portions of the speech in which Mrs.
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Generally speaking, those whose genotype matched their training performed better.
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I contributed 11.8% of my income, matched by my employer.
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Similarly, the databases people would be matched against are unreliable.
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The palm print on pipe was matched to the suspect.
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He matched his 210 season total for road victories — two.
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Many of these usernames also matched active accounts on 217.
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It was matched by the Thunder and he stayed put.
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She matched many of her salon clients to furry companions.
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The change in mood is matched in the political debate.
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In economic news, weekly jobless claims matched expectations at 258,2417.36.
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Picture getting matched with your mom or dad's Facebook friend.
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DNA evidence from both murders matched Kimbro, the warrant states.
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Celebrities and CEOs often participate, matched up with internet strangers.
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If both parties are interested, they will be officially matched.
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But political progress has not been matched by economic advances.
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The data from Genes for Good largely matched those results.
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The earned runs and hits allowed matched his career highs.
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He matched his girlfriend in shades and white kicks too.
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Splunk (SPLK) matched estimates on earnings and beat on revenue.
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Ron Wyden, who was not falsely matched with a mugshot.
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Gal Gadot and Yaron Varsano subtly matched with their ensembles.
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That improvement is matched by measures tracking the wider economy.
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After coaching, students are matched with interview opportunities from companies.
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Starbucks earnings matched estimates, while revenue was a touch lower.
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No other pianist matched Cliburn's poise or his physical appeal.
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They were very evenly matched, and the boxing was hard.
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But don't worry, you won't be matched with your friends.
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Later, Busch Beer, Venmo and other companies matched the donations.
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The Lakers were matched up against Allen Iverson's Philadelphia 20013ers.
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But nobody matched the energy of Perfume Genius's explosive set.
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The 3D render matched with a bad Vivaldi style symphony.
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When two users are matched, they are connected for life.
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Its high color accuracy is matched only by Eizo's monitors.
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But none of these matched as well with the fractures.
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Does that give them an advantage that cannot be matched?
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Sara got matched with a portrait of William McKinley pic.twitter.
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But U.S. earnings have not matched the estate agent's expectations.
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He said DNA recovered from the woman matched both defendants.
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The professionals' lack of interest was matched by the public's.
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Images posted by demonstrators on social media matched the description.
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We matched the tone and created a very credible experience.
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The two would be matched just four times a year.
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He followed suit, his bottle a matched set to hers.
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The blood matched DNA samples lifted from the girl's toothbrush.
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Those diagnosed with diabetes were also matched for disease duration.
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The reality hasn't quite matched up with the expectation, though.
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But these dangers of mobility are matched by its benefits.
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And this eclipse's running time won't be matched until 2123.
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Drivers enter the code and the two will be matched.
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It matched the performance in 2015 during the Obama administration.
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He also noticed his green eyes matched his mom's eyes.
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And her lead disappears when matched up against Ohio Gov.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) matched estimates with adjusted quarter profit.
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She matched the sparkle of her dress to her earrings.
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The actress matched her red dress with her clutch bag.
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Designs included denim overalls, pastel pink matched with lime green.
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He matched Washington's Stephen Strasburg for most National League wins.
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The other was $1603,2160 and also matched a ledger entry.
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The September figure matched expectations from economists polled by Reuters.
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But no one matched all five numbers and the Powerball.
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"Maximize what you put into anything that's matched," he says.
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Perhaps it's a song lyric that perfectly matched your mood.
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A John Kasich: Kasich's delivery matched his content this time.
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The $7 million was matched seconds after 8 a.m. EST.
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No other storm has matched it in speed or magnitude.
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Its slide has matched the dwindling fortunes of its owner.
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He matched all six numbers, winning a $1.5 million jackpot.
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Halliburton's quarterly profit matched analyst expectations, while its revenue missed.
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Brewers righty Adrian Houser nearly matched Bassitt pitch for pitch.
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The recorded sound waves very closely matched what models predicted.
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The teams were evenly matched early in the first half.
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If anything, this story just proves how perfectly they're matched.
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The company matched earnings forecasts at 70 cents per share.
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DH Pedro Alvarez matched a season high with three hits.
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But the Dodgers' futility matched theirs late into the game.
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And, the product's success is matched with growing cultural relevance.
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Markle perfectly matched her olive green boots with her purse.
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Revenue matched forecasts, while comparable store sales jumped 27 percent.
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Drivers also like to know who they're getting matched with.
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Henry also matched a franchise record with four rushing touchdowns.
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C Drew Butera matched his career high with three hits.
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To this day, modern engineering has not matched its durability.
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The description of the man matched officers' description of Emery.
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Kelly Osbourne matched her hair to the event's purple carpet.
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Amy Adams and Darren Le Gallo matched in black ensembles.
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Strong openings are rarely matched by satisfying middles and ends.
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The airline's quarterly revenue was $2.06 billion, which matched expectations.
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He apparently also swiped right, because Danny and Angelica matched.
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Boys were typically matched with boys, and girls with girls.
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The muscular iconography of the lamassu matched Sennacherib's imperial ambition.
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The money was put down at ringside, and quickly matched.
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Are the efforts you put into things matched by others?
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But the album's density was matched only by its expanse.
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Here, we mixed and matched pastel lilac with rich fuschia.
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Anyone could be matched with me and it doesn't matter.
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And Tidjan got matched up with DeMar for a second.
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A number of tech executives matched ACLU donations as well.
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That pretty much matched their eventual overperformance of 9 points.
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Once Kershaw departed, Roberts mixed and matched with four relievers.
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So the odds need to be close to evenly matched.
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The boldness of the music was matched by the performers.
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Meunier's early goal matched a World Cup record for Belgium.
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The show's arid, cerebral tone is matched by its performances.
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Her cautious demeanor matched that of Prince George in Sept.
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His account matched those of other family members and neighbors.
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His burning ignorance is matched only by his baseless confidence.
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However, Warren matched him exactly, with 290 percent possible support.
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She wore a blue shirt that matched her blue eyes.
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Others were matched in arranged marriages that ended in divorce.
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One matched the redacted form filed in his court case.
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Almost no one matched James Gandolfini's intensity on that show.
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We matched on Tinder, which she wishes I wouldn't mention.
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And perhaps in their shared hopelessness, they are well matched.
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They asked the labs if any suspects matched the evidence.
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Lupino is mercurial and assertive, her volatility matched by Garfield's.
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I was overwhelmed by the power matched with the ease.
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It's as if she's perfectly matched to appreciate George Washington.
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Hijabs, or Islamic head scarves, are matched with flowing gowns.
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To some extent, the party's politicians have matched this shift.
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His drab shirt and crinkled jeans matched the tattered couch.
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Gary Clark Jr. and Nicole Trunfio matched in dark ensembles.
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Contrary to earlier claims, the canvas also matched other works.
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Josh Hart matched Williamson by scoring 1063 for New Orleans.
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There were also sandwiches that matched the tea party's aesthetics ...
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Now, he's nearly matched that in just two weeks' time.
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Still, revenue matched expectations at $1.75 billion for the quarter.
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Vinted's rise has matched a wider trend in the region.
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EBay matched on earnings and slightly beat estimates on revenue.
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The index matched a high last seen in June 2007.
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He was matched, effusion for effusion, in the orchestra pit.
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The audacity of this performance is matched by its veracity.
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The homer matched the shortstop's career high for home runs.
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The leaves are beautiful and perfectly matched to Hermione's fur.
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The other 115 almost matched or outpaced the national trend.
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But the theory hasn't necessarily been matched by the reality.
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The flagship fund nearly matched its 2018 returns of 1463%.
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Julie Yaeger and Paul Rudd matched in navy blue outfits.
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Her partner, Noah Baumbach, matched in a velvet jacket tuxedo.
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The sparkles of Greta Gerwig's gown matched her jewels perfectly.
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This record will almost certainly be matched in January 2020.
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The semifinals matched up four of England's best six teams.
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Stitch Fix's active clients matched analyst estimates at 3.4 million.
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Democrats demand that increase be matched on the domestic side.
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The five innings matched his shortest start of the season.
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ProPublica confirmed the man's phone number matched his stated identity.
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Her surname matched the name of a member named Zhang.
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That same cell cluster can make more genetically matched animals.
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Nothing matched the delight I experienced watching my children develop.
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She wore a brown tweed cap that matched my coat.
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The urban views seamlessly matched the interior's cool, utilitarian design.
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Later in the day, the Times matched the Post's reporting.
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Japan's fading recovery is being matched in the fashion industry.
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Other news outlets matched the Journal's reporting throughout the weekend.
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And he especially loved when colorful clothing matched with nature.
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But their music never matched the provocation of their presentation.
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Would you say you guys have pretty evenly matched libidos?
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The accessories matched the red details of Middleton's dress perfectly.
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The flagship fund nearly matched its 2018 returns of 11.2%.
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It's easy to be matched up this time of year.
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The Crown matched its season one total with 13 nominations.
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The IP address matched one commonly used by ISIS fighters.
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Its overall weirdness was matched only by its total inaccuracy.
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Junior forward James Webb III contributed 14 points and matched a season high with 113 rebounds for Boise State (13-4, 4-0), which matched the record streak set by the 1988-89 squad.
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There were also $2 million winners in Texas and Florida who matched the five white balls with the added Power Play, and at least nine $1 million winners who matched all five white balls.
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When sweetness and calories were matched, it all ran as expected: the 75-calorie drink produced not only the largest metabolic response but also the largest brain response — because the calories matched the taste.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 3.83 percent of matched voters.
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The North Carolina study found that 703 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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DPAA was able to identify the two soldiers quickly because their remains included partial skulls with teeth that could matched to dental records and clavicle bones that could be matched with military X-ray records.
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We all put in the same specifications so we would be matched with each other: We chose a custom board, all opted for four players, and indicated we only wanted to be matched with friends.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 303, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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So far, however, the words have not been matched by actions.
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He gave up three home runs, which matched a season high.
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Meanwhile, investment giant BlackRock (BLK) matched estimates on earnings and revenue.
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Its share price has never matched or exceeded the IPO price.
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This year, 15 of 20 Bafta acting nominations matched the Oscars.
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My written scrawl pretty much over-matched Notes in iOS 11.
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If that person swipes to like you back, you get matched.
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They all matched and can you imagine what that was like?
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Their calculations matched, but the two researchers wanted to be sure.
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Your model's skin tone will be matched up to your headshot.
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Ohtani and Twins starter Fernando Romero matched zeros through four innings.
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"Hiding" technologies work fine until matched against their counterpart: "seeking" technologies.
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Revenue also matched estimates with comparable store sales up 7.8 percent.
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Velvet and Caleb were matched through the VA Study in 2015.
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Hoffman walked one and matched a career high with eight strikeouts.
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But Clinton's voting record hasn't always matched up to her assurances.
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One child has not been matched with a parent, Fabian said.
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The palm print on the pipe was matched to the suspect.
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They also matched the baby's DNA to the father, she said.
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The smoky cobalt color also matched her nails and lace dress.
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Ariana Grande has matched a feat last achieved by The Beatles.
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They matched a season best by going five games over .113.
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Early on, his anger was matched by that of his opponents.
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The couple also matched in white shirts, black pants and sneakers.
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Our continued efforts are only matched by your patience and support.
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But I've definitely matched with people on the app who are.
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Matched users can then chat via an in-app messaging system.
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Her diamond necklace also featured green gems that matched her dress.
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Analysts had expected a quarterly loss, while revenue basically matched forecasts.
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The executive order, released five months later, matched the story exactly.
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No team during the Super Bowl era has matched that feat.
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Contributions are being matched up to $250,000 by several private donors.
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And their DNA most closely matched Nile crocodiles from South Africa.
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The FBI has matched Little's confession to an unidentified murder victim.
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The prior month's reading had matched the survey's lowest recorded level.
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Earlier on Thursday, Magazine Luiza matched Centauro's previous offer of $3.70.
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A Fox News poll matched up leading Democrats against Donald Trump.
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They matched a season best by going five games over .500.
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We matched on Tinder, and it's our second time hanging out.
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The Withings Pulse O2 most closely matched what the treadmill said.
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Arizona starter Robbie Ray matched his career high with 210 strikeouts.
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Paxton walked three and matched his season high with nine strikeouts.
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Las Vegas Sands matched earnings estimates of 25 cents per share.
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This, similar to Max, keeps the fights exciting and evenly matched.
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She and I matched in loose cotton tees and stretchy leggings.
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Adjusted earnings per share (excluding items) of $0.56 also matched expectations.
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Two winners matched all six balls and will split the prize.
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Reed also matched a career high in 3-pointers with five.
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The fixing matched market forecasts and dragged the spot rate lower.
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The content on the screen matched the dynamics of the vehicle.
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Visitors' faces were scanned at entrances and matched with police records.
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We're like salt and pepper shakers, we're like a matched set.
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Target (TGT) beat estimates on earnings and essentially matched on revenue.
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I wouldn't say that really is matched with any other song.
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Reynolds has matched his total of three-hit games in 2015.
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Green Book's three Oscars were matched by Roma and Black Panther.
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Apple has matched Microsoft's NFL deal by giving MLB coaches iPads.
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He matched his season high in hits Friday and is hitting .
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The actual rapist confessed in 2002, with DNA evidence that matched.
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The hue of the gown is remarkably matched to Clarke's skin.
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Those names matched the Quezon City crime reports reviewed by Reuters.
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The four hits matched the most by a Tiger this season.
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Still, investors are worried about whether Zeti's competence can be matched.
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The shirt's silver sheen matched Port's metallic shoulder bag from Tosha.
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Turpin&aposs four career special teams TDs matched the school record.
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Nothing matched, so the researchers began to investigate the reptile hypothesis.
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She donated the money to charity, and ABC matched her donation.
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These subjects were matched with scientific experts in the respective fields.
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It matched the previous month's 56.8, its highest since April 2011.
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It matched the previous month's 22.949, its highest since April 20.41.
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Investors' enthusiasm in London, however, is not being matched in China.
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This year sees the Clips matched up against everyone's favorite longshot.
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Many of them matched their dresses with a bold red lip.
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The car and tags matched the ones all over the news.
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These behavioural changes are matched by changes in the mice's brains.
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LF Carlos Gomez matched a season high with three runs scored.
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The one-point lead matched the Colonials' largest of the half.
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EBay (EBAY) slightly beat estimates on earnings and matched on earnings.
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All funds donated will be matched by Localgiving up to £5000.
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But its influence — so far — has not matched its founding promise.
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The Sedins were not matched against Zetterberg's line for the goal.
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Because the moon's orbit isn't perfectly matched up with the Earth's.
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The advance matched the forecast of analysts in a Reuters poll.
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California hasn't yet fully matched the $2.5 billion in stimulus money.
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Express Scripts (ESRX) matched estimates on earnings but revenue was shy.
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The gain matched the forecast of analysts in a Reuters poll.
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The rate matched the forecast by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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The investments in Vipshop will also be matched with strategic alliances.
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They may not have matched Cohen's lyrical intricacy or Prince's virtuosity.
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Revenue matched Wall Street's target, rising 10.2 percent to $17.3 billion.
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Rachel McAdams matched her emerald dress with a smoldering smoky eye.
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So it's plausible that personality-matched ads could be more engaging.
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Instead, they are matched with a driverless car if it's nearby.
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Revenue came in at $541 million, which matched Wall Street's expectations.
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The unemployment rate matched its lowest level in half a century.
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The company's quarterly loss matched estimates, but forward guidance was weaker.
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The drummers matched the beat as they marched off the court.
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Yurtseven matched Akinjo's 20 points to lead the Hoyas in scoring.
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The increase matched the forecast by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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It matched the second-lowest scoring total of his pro career.
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Goran Dragic matched his season high of 33 points for Miami.
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Mr. Ferron said that claims have about matched the company's predictions.
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Those numbers matched the same poll's results from two weeks ago.
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Correspondingly, Astenbeck's fortunes have almost matched the moves in oil prices.
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This Democratic drought can not be matched by any other state.
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Additionally, passengers like to know which driver they're getting matched with.
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Todrick Hall matched the Moon Person award in a silver spacesuit.
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Streisand) and "Get Happy" (Garland) — they seemed like a matched set.
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The rate matched the forecast of analysts in a Reuters poll.
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She matched "The Second Sex" with Simone de Beauvoir right away.
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Businesses apply for a loan and are matched with an investor.
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Those efforts are being matched in the upper chamber, where Sens.
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This feeling of helplessness and loss would be matched with frustration.
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But the Indians and the Jays are much more evenly matched.
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The dump also matched internal IronMarch data that Motherboard already accessed.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Myron has matched (ph) it to neurosurgery at Harvard.
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And finally ... Evenly matched Thirty kids versus two pro soccer players.
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He was matched-up on site; weight gauged by eyesight alone.
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The teal fascinator by milliner Rosie Olivia perfectly matched her coat.
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Victoria matched in an elegant black cowl-necked top and blazer.
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The Angels matched a season worst with their sixth straight defeat.
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"It took years to collect enough emeralds that matched," she said.
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If you donate, your contribution will be matched up to $250,20183.
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And the type of guy I matched with seemed to change.
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They were matched on the spot, gauging weight by sight only.
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She might, for example, be matched up with Brazil's Amanda Nunes.
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She might also, for example, be matched up with Cat Zingano.
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Both figures matched the average forecasts of economists polled by Reuters.
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Most days the argyle on his socks matched, but not always.
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New York's Ivan Nova matched Cueto and went an inning further.
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His wife, Katya, was a dermatologist and matched him in height.
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But in 2002, "Work It" came along and matched their record.
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Most worryingly, Biden's vulnerabilities seem almost perfectly matched to Trump's strengths.
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Her claims matched the stories of other gymnasts and former teammates.
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In a spotter's scope they would make quite a matched pair.
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Once matched, turn the face with the matching center two times.
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Once you've paired them, face the color-matched stickers toward you.
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The words on it matched the typeface of the fountain's inscription.
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But those increased expectations of accountability have not always matched reality.
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Both matched Individual A. His lawyers did not dispute the match.
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About 110 people responded, and Ms. Bittner matched them by hand.
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They matched them with an equal number of controls without cancer.
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Still undefeated going into day eight, Kotoshogiku was matched against Kisenosato.
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John Petty matched a career high with 30 points for Alabama.
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That night we matched on a dating app but didn't connect.
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Blackburn is expected to be matched up against former Democratic Gov.
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Each new family was matched to a local one for support.
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His production skills are matched by his gift for self-promotion.
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But in the updated version, the tussle appears more evenly matched.
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But no samples in Dutch and international criminal databases matched it.
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Throughout "Minding the Gap," his honesty is matched by his loyalty.
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They found a Morilee dress that almost matched my original choice.
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Pittsburgh's 52 points matched the most ever surrendered by the Panthers.
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Each performer bonds with the next through proximity and matched movement.
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Doctors' descriptions of patients with the disorder matched her patient exactly.
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Global supply chain issues are being matched by reductions in demand.
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The World Cup qualifier that followed barely matched the pregame excitement.
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It matched perfectly, as if Linnaeus had traced that very leaf.
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He was wearing bright blue contact lenses that matched his shirt.
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May's critics object that the rhetoric is not matched by reality.
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The Domino's wings, though closely matched by Papa John's, reigned supreme.
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May's reading of 18 percent matched the highest level since 2006.
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That outlook matched Doyle's, particularly when it came to his successor.
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"These two teams are evenly matched," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said.
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Researchers matched the elements they detected to ingredients in paint colors.
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The move last April matched a similar announcement by Wal-Mart.
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The four runs matched Tillman's total in his past four games.
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She said she thought the chances of being matched were slim.
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Registering for perfectly matched sets of china is so last century.
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U.S. captains have mixed and matched Woods with 12 different partners.
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The star of "The Crown" matched her lipstick to her skirt.
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Richard matched his button-up waistcoat with Olivia's ruffled black dress.
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Even when identical twins watched completely different videos, their results matched.
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The DNA test matched her to relatives of the doctor himself.
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The DNA on the cigarettes matched that from the crime scene.
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Theirs obviously matched it as well, so good job by them.
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The nation's 3.5% unemployment rate in November matched 50-year lows.
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Another troll checked the weather in Greeneville; it matched the video.
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When I got there, I realized my bag matched nothing else.
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They saw three males who matched descriptions they had been given.
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For sheer sensory excitement, Habitat could not and cannot be matched.
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He already has matched his triple-double total from last season.
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The Bucks matched the fifth-longest winning streak in team history.
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The couple matched on the dating app Tinder in October 2016.
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She matched with more than 100 women in just 203 hours.
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The launch comes after bigger rivals matched it on zero commissions.
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See how the F-150 matched up against the Chevy Silverado.
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"His fingerprints matched," the governor said, although he did not elaborate.
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With that, he matched his home run total from last season.
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The 10 nights can be mixed and matched in different locations.
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It matched the Lakers' lowest output in a quarter this season.
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Two other major law firms matched their bonus scale shortly after.
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But the company matched same-store sales growth forecasts of 3.2%.
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He also matched his career high of 4.1 assists per game.
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The DNA test matched her to relatives of the doctor himself.
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At least 12 of those prints, they said, matched Mr. Farekh's.
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But none has quite matched Kentucky Owl for sheer consumer excitement.
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SM: I had really high hopes for it — it's matched them.
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That's because the moon's orbit isn't perfectly matched up with Earth's.
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As of Tuesday, the state had matched 38 percent of that.
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There are towels to be folded and socks to be matched.
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We do not know how tragic poets and choregoi were matched.
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But Inditex has matched them and has scope to expand further.
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He matched Bear Bryant, who won six national titles at Alabama.
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Powerball said the ticket matched all six numbers and the Powerball.
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If you read about their childhoods, it matched up so perfectly.
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It matched the evidence of more than 10 murders in California.
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O'Malley's self-abasement was matched by the indignation of his accusers.
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Gary Trent Jr. matched his career best of six 3-pointers for all 18 of his points, and Hassan Whiteside matched his season best of 244 rebounds to go with 210 points and four blocked shots.
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DNA taken from Jane Doe #59's bloody bra matched her sister.
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We matched a Halloween movie with each of the 12 Zodiac signs.
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Encarnacion on Thursday also matched his career high with four runs scored.
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Everyone had a suit, shoes, and a tie, and it all matched.
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Not surprisingly, the details of the indictments matched the leak to CNN.
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Savings: 12.5% to my 401K each paycheck, matched at 4% by work.
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Phaidon's editors matched up work from throughout history, according to visual overlap.
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Though the record was matched, it hasn't yet been broken: On Jan.
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EBay (EBAY) beat estimates on quarter earnings and matched forecasts on revenue.
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The olive-colored shoes matched the sashes worn by the bridal party.
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They matched him to a missing persons call from a nearby suburb.
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Jack Sharkey, the best American contender, was matched against Germany's Max Schmeling.
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Match Co.: I've never successfully had my foundation matched in a store.
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Investigators later matched Goss's DNA to a sample recovered from the victim.
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Facebook Dating is opt-in and users won't be matched with friends.
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To some extent both can be controlled, moved around, mixed and matched.
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Arconic (ARNC) slightly missed estimates on quarterly earnings, while revenue matched forecasts.
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Anna's emotional turmoil is matched — and exacerbated — by the world around her.
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If the person likes you back, you get notified that you've matched.
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After other natural disasters, these "matched" neighborhoods had the same giving behavior.
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South Africa's rand matched those gains, advancing for a fourth straight session.
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The last question involved how the list of exhibits matched the indictment.
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Kohli's success off the pitch is matched by his prowess on it.
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The BJP's appetite for power is matched only by the opposition's deficiencies.
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In terms of style, the putative tag team looks rather well matched.
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Have you ever matched your makeup to your outfit, like these stars?
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But no modern American president has matched Mr Trump's displays of chauvinism.
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Foot Locker matched estimates with first-quarter profit of $22009 per share.
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Not everyone gets to be matched by Patti or have her help.
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Sandra Oh matched the red carpet for her Oscars debut in 2005.
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So far, appropriators have not matched the administration's request for Artemis funding.
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Taraji P. Henson has a collection of wigs that can't be matched.
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He matched that feat in his first start of the new season.
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VMWare (VMW) beat forecasts on earnings and basically matched estimates on revenue.
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Perfectly Matched Cowboy hats aren't the only head-toppers Kate can sport.
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He matched the look with black shoes and a thick gold necklace.
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The competitors′ performances on each individual glass rarely matched these headline averages.
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Kaavia, meanwhile, matched her mom in a printed dress and head wrap.
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The current neutral positioning on CME is matched in London and Shanghai.
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EDT, were matched by one ticket, Mega Millions said on its website.
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His patriotism and grit are matched only by his humility and graciousness.
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Patients need to be matched with a donor, which can take time.
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That trend is matched by a decline in the number of babies.
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"The teams ranked three through seven are very evenly matched," Hocutt said.
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France had big, billowy flags, matched only by Belgium's big, billowy flags.
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Los Angeles matched the Milwaukee Brewers for most home victories in baseball.
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Ahead, we've matched each track on Lemonade with its corresponding zodiac sign.
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In another instance of perfectly matched singer and material, Swift's wistful Wham!
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Of note, any initial rollover amount won't be matched by your employer.
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China's interest in Latin America is not matched by other big powers.
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This matched data leaked by officials, which showed that 59% backed him.
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Lee's global popularity is matched by only one other person, Inosanto says.
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Plus, they matched super well with our lava lamp and beaded curtains.
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Plain black blazers were matched with animal prints and snake skin vests.
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Based on this year's primary results, the parties are fairly evenly matched.
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The August figure matched the median forecast among economists polled by Reuters.
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At the Royal Ascot 2011, she matched her hat to her jacket.
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Al Horford matched Millsap's double-double with 14 points and 143 rebounds.
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This lack of experience is matched by a deficit of political nous.
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He said the plan to list Essity in June matched his expectations.
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The creator has meticulously matched which beats go best with each melody.
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Moore's sixth of the season matched his season total from last year.
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"They were well matched in intellect and talent," she wrote on Facebook.
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A crime analyst matched a rented black SUV with Farook and Malik.
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Even if you're in a matched market, you're in a good place.
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The six goals matched the most New Jersey has allowed all season.
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This is because assets and liabilities are typically well matched by duration.
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In both Westminster and Wandsworth, Labour has matched Tory pledges on tax.
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The reading matched the gain expected in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Warren Buffett's enormous wealth is only matched by his incredibly valuable wisdom.
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That was unchanged from the previous month and also matched the estimate.
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On the driver's end, they've been matched with a generic airport rider.
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Well-matched credit scores also bode well for a long-lasting love.
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These episodes are matched by meditations on motherhood and the writing life.
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They then matched them to genetic variations contributing to greater reproductive success.
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Almost one hundred years later, no major leaguer has matched that record.
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Johnson & Johnson also posted quarterly earnings that beat, while revenue matched forecasts.
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Her recollections of Abdulbari as a child matched his persona in adulthood.
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By the end of the day, even his mood matched his attire.
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This year, summer losses matched winter losses, at 28.1 percent of colonies.
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Excluding items, earnings of $1.56 per share matched the analysts' average estimate.
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Gagner's goal matched his career high of 18 set in 2011-12.
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Reuters said this matched the median forecast in a poll of analysts.
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His DNA had matched forensic samples collected by investigators at the scene.
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The vehicle matched the description and license plate of Ligurgo&aposs Jeep.
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The Jeep matched the description and license plate of Ligurgo&aposs vehicle.
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With one swing, Stewart matched his RBI total for the entire season.
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People of Cleveland keep getting matched with Newt's several Tinder profiles. 45.
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The figure matched the median consensus in a Reuters' poll of economists.
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That bleak outcome matched up with the results seen in hospital records.
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The crime scene DNA sample matched that of one of DeAngelo's relatives.
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Her brother's physical description also matched the description of the unidentified man.
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Batali said some of the accusations matched up with ways he'd acted.
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He matched his season high with seven strikeouts and received no decision.
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Her account also matched an official confidential witness statement viewed by CNN.
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They matched their money with candidates and causes that reflected their values.
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His lifetime win total, 503 games, is matched only by Brett Favre.
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The absurd nature of Vatican intrigue is matched by Sorrentino's absurd style.
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This would prove that the copy of the protocol matched the original.
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Brysen's ambition in the pits was not always matched by his talent.
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Except for a couple mistakes, Rangers starter Doug Fister nearly matched Skaggs.
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Those not matched would be sent to the NYSE and Nasdaq auctions.
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Membership lists also are being matched for addressable television and digital targeting.
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First-quarter earnings matched expectations, while revenue came in ahead of estimates.
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The leather trousers are matched by the slippery sexiness of the script.
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Houston matched that offer, but Motiejunas did not report for his physical.
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Buy and sell orders can be effortlessly matched on electronic order books.
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That photo will be matched against a picture Uber has on file.
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He matched his career high for hits and doubles in a game.
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So far, however, budgets and diplomatic priorities have not matched the words.
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Detectives collected ballistic evidence, but never matched the casings to another crime.
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Each company asked slightly different questions, but the overall results matched up.
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The excesses of empire were easily matched by the excesses of Catholicism.
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This update also means that all Matched songs will download DRM-free.
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He matched his previous season high of 25 points before quarter's end.
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Moreover, his idiosyncratic form is matched with an extraordinary surplus of content.
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Her neon-red hair also stood out and matched the red carpet.
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Couture matched a career high with his 32nd goal of the season.
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Cinematch matched titles based on viewers' tastes and the company's DVD inventory.
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The two items matched the number of artifacts dedicated to Lenny Dykstra.
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The numbers matched closely to the specification guidelines set 20 years before.
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Dr. Yazdanpanah said the two were interviewed separately and their descriptions matched.
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By then, Desmond had declined staggering sums he has not yet matched.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau matched the Emmys mood with a gold tuxedo jacket.
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Suh's black-and-gray floral dress perfectly matched her husband's navy suit.
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Her silver heels perfectly matched with the silver accents on her dress.
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The decline matched the average expectation in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Police matched it to evidence from the crime scenes, the documents said.
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He mixed and matched them with freehand brushwork, in eye-popping colors.
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Evidence that matched Mystikal and Holman was allegedly collected at the scene.
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The prices rises have been matched by a sharp increase in borrowing.
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By the time 1966 rolled around, the nations were almost evenly matched.
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The great Renzo Gracie was matched against the seemingly undeserving Akira Shoji.
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A month later, Hug was matched against a Frenchman named Eric Albert.
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But its policies have not matched up with its App Store approvals.
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In his next bout Jung was matched against the formidable Mark Hominick.
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The breathlessness is only matched by the audaciousness—and the sheer weirdness.
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We were too evenly matched for me to deliver the knockout blow.
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Players often matched up against each other, so the matches became stale.
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Russia's rouble edged 0.1% firmer, a gain matched by Moscow-traded stocks.
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It's available in six sizes that are matched to varying weight ranges.
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To get matched with a caregiver, the patient fills out a questionnaire.
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Bharara's office's priorities have often matched those set by Obama's Justice Department.
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Apparently, your DNA matched DNA found at the scene of a murder.
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On Uber, rider profiles appear after they are matched with a driver.
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Buffalo matched that, aided by Taylor's 18-yard scramble on third down.
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That matched a forecast of HK$39.2 billion profit from Refinitiv SmartEstimate.
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Onstage, his anxious chords matched the book's seething tone and simmering tension.
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Demand for such units is huge and not matched by the supply.
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If the matched sticker is left of center, perform the Left Trigger.
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Facebook beat analysts' expectations for earnings per share, and Twitter matched them.
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This somewhat ill-matched pair will conduct the investigation of Zalie's death.
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She got braces, with baby blue rubber bands that matched her eyes.
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The Navy matched that mine to the ones seized from the Ajr.
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The uncertain outlook in Congress is matched by uncertainty in the courts.
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I see these people who have been "matched" to start a company.
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His hitting mostly matched up with previous seasons in terms of performance.
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But even if my research matched yours, it's still your mom's Jul.
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He aced the test: Boone's 1-through-9 lineup matched the analysts'.
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Strangely, only some of the fragments of nuclear DNA matched Neanderthal genes.
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A tiny portion could not be matched to humans, Neanderthals or Denisovans.
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Coincidentally, they had matched on Tinder just days before the set up.
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On Baseball At the end, at last, the play matched the hype.
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Indeed, Allardyce's passion for British coaches is matched only by his prescience.
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I was questioned over the phone to make sure my symptoms matched.
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Her vivid presence is matched by that of Cape Verde's volcanic landscape.
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Patrick Corbin (10-6) nearly matched Brooks while starting for the Nationals.
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Hatewatch claims it has matched Gebert to the pseudonyms he used online.
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The total closely matched the number of victims confirmed by the inquiry.
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Many states passed estate taxes that exactly matched the available federal credit.
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Now Mr. Chapman's offer has been matched by a real estate developer.
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On the other hand, personal spending matched estimates at 0.3% last month.
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That is matched by the private sector; no taxpayer dollars are used.
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I sent them my federal court complaint, to see that it matched.
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Smith also matched Cal's Paris Austin with a game-high eight rebounds.
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It matched the profile of the assailant in the unsolved 19843 case.
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Hultcrantz told Georgi to check the one that best matched his mood.
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I remember asking her to do something pretty quickly after we matched.
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And if I was tan, I couldn't find a color that matched.
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Then, in the first minute of overtime, the goaltenders matched breakaway saves.
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Any contributions will be matched by Tony Robbins to double the donation.
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Their results, Ms. Sharp said, generally matched the accounts from the time.
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His self-belief is matched only by his capacity for self-sabotage.
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Mercury was matched to red, chromium to green and cobalt to blue.
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Then they went home and waited to be matched with a surrogate.
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Eventually, Hunt matched with a newborn girl who exhibited certain risk factors.
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The winning ticket matched all five numbers from the January 24 drawing.
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The man matched the description of the fan Koepka had encountered earlier.
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In my memory, I matched his features with a slight Texas drawl.
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Our constitutional system is not well matched with our current party system.
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One hundred and four years later, the Ducks finally matched that streak.
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But Trump's comments Thursday largely matched those coming from the Democratic leaders.
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If Jeff Bezos personally matched this, he would still have $100 billion.
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And the one trend that showed up most is mis-matched shoes.
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As the aria built, Ms. Netrebko matched the music with vocal ferocity.
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It matched the DNA profile of Ms. Pruszynski's killer, the affidavit said.
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It also matched shell casings found near Jones's body, according to police.
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I thought I might have mistakenly matched data from the same twin.
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She wore a pink dress coat and hat that matched Wade's sweater.
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The Charleston debate may have matched it for its level of negativity.
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Mr. Whitman's body count is routinely matched by today's Texas mass shootings.
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But the sales haven't matched the scientific excitement since launching in 2015.
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The seven-point lead matched Colorado's largest of the first 20 minutes.
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The researchers also looked at nearly 500,000 age-matched children without disorders.
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Cheesecake Factory (CAKE) beat estimates with quarterly earnings and matched on revenue.
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Beverley was matched up with Russell Westbrook in the game's final seconds.
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The Lightning matched their franchise record of 54 wins set last season.
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Balic provided TechCrunch with a sample of the phone numbers he matched.
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It's a sartorial contortion matched only by that of his daughter Ivanka.
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Tin earlier matched Monday's $22,000 a tonne, its highest since August 2014.
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Robinson matched the second-highest single-game point total in school history.
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Five separate antennas then confirmed the signal and matched the satellite's identity.
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All of the features in the photos matched up with the hoodwinker.
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The contract on Tuesday matched a high of 127.9 cents from Monday.
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Miles said six events in 2016 bettered or matched previous attendance records.
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Middleton scored 23 and Lopez matched his season high with 213 points.
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And for blood transfusions to work, you need well matched blood groups.
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That matched an estimate it announced in July, citing improved market conditions.
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The fragments were matched with the drawings presented by the Russian officials.
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Hilton Worldwide – Hilton's adjusted earnings matched estimates at 33 cents per share.
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Earnings matched analyst estimates at 33 cents per share, according to FactSet.
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The game matched two of the top seven scorers in the ACC.
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But his honorable performance was ill-matched to Mr. Grigolo's hotheaded aristocrat.
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The two main characters, both inclined to craziness, are extremely well matched.
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Minimum wage: $15 per hour Costco has already matched Amazon's minimum wage.
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The two are equally matched as sexy symbols and in their swag.
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It turned out to be a camisole that matched her skin tone.
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Dakota Fanning's dramatic sleeves matched the princess-inspired look of her dress.
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Jodie Comer's sleeves matched the drama of the rest of her dress.
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Can you tell me about the first lesbian couple you matched successfully?
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Walmart also matched Amazon's price on another 35 percent of these goods.
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They matched enough but not entirely, which gave them cohesion without uniformity.
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Actually I've matched with quite a lot of people from your office.
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He matched his season high with 14 strikeouts and set a franchise record with his 15th double-digit strikeout game of 2019, eclipsing the mark set by J.R. Richard in 1978 and matched by Richard the following campaign.
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Cole matched his season high with 14 strikeouts and set a franchise record with his 15th double-digit strikeout game of 2019, eclipsing the mark set by J.R. Richard in 1978 and matched by Richard the following campaign.
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But the authors found that, over the very long run, growth in the aggregate payout from American equities has matched that of the country's GDP (see chart), and payout-per-share growth has matched that of GDP per head.
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Takeru you have an outside sharp shooter with razzle dazzle rolling kicks matched up against a long-range kicker and infighting body puncher: there couldn't be two fighters whose habits and skills matched up in a more compelling way.
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A crime lab confirmed DNA obtained from the victim matched that of Stubblefield.
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Wells Fargo matched earnings expectations Friday and Citigroup posted a beat as well.
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The sample will be matched against a DNA sample from Natalee's mother, Beth.
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BlackRock on Thursday morning reported second quarter earnings and revenue that matched expectations.
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The Mavs nearly matched franchise lows for scoring (62) and shooting percentage (27.4).
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Wells Fargo matched profit expectations Friday, though revenue came in shy of estimates.
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PayPal — PayPal matched forecasts, with adjusted quarterly profit of 36 cents per share.
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Only when [the two team's results] matched did they announce the Higgs boson.
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The e-commerce sites's reported revenue also matched analyst expectations at $2.4 billion.
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United Technologies — United Technologies matched estimates, with quarterly profit of $220 per share.
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Rebeka is perfectly matched by tenor Bryan Hymel (Arnold); their duets are heartbreaking.
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After swiping around for two days, I matched with a guy named Ryan.
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You will often find him matched with a simple backdrop and vibrant flowers.
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I wasn't judging her choices; I matched everything she ate and then some.
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Harvey didn't walk a batter and matched a season high with six strikeouts.
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They also matched in coordinating "Hungover" sleeping masks, which they modeled on Instagram.
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Police said they determined that the vehicle's registered owner matched the suspect's description.
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The company matched earnings per share however, coming in at $3.04 a share.
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The 23-year-old Kelly's vocal roar matched her lion's-mane of curls.
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State police said they matched DNA from those items to the crime scene.
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Ulta Beauty (ULTA) matched estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of $2.16 per share.
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Blood recovered from inside the sheath allegedly matched Nay's DNA, the statement says.
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After selecting Express Pool, riders will wait to be matched with another passenger.
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Her emerald dress matched the bride's dazzling emerald tiara, borrowed from the Queen.
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The headpiece matched her glitter eye shadow, dress bodice and elaborate nail art.
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There's first an outpouring of emotion that is matched later by substantive action.
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We already matched on Tinder, so hopefully I'm in the clear there, too.
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"He asked for the figure to be matched — and got it," Smiley said.
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We ended up getting matched with an expecting mother in late July 235.
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Trump polled about even when matched with other Democratic candidates among registered voters.
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From there, the app matched us based on the compatibility from our answers.
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Her body was exhumed, and her DNA was eventually matched with her siblings.
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The company matched earning estimates of 2200 cents per share excluding certain items.
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She rented a silver BMW i8 with blue accents that matched her outfit.
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The story to me is that Joey basically matched him pitch-for-pitch.
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For now, users outside L.A. will be matched with those closet to them.
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Shake Shack (SHAK) matched forecasts with quarterly profit of 13 cents per share.
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He matched up the tree, and characteristics of the rooftop on Google Earth.
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The grandness of scale is matched by a kind of grandiosity of ambition.
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DNA from a rape kit matched narcotics detectives Eddie Martins and Richard Hall.
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America Ferrera chose an Alberta Ferretti maternity dress that matched the red carpet.
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The ticket matched four of the five white-ball numbers drawn on Oct.
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The company beat on revenue and matched estimates on daily active user growth.
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Two small, book-matched islands, their fringed coastlines driving into the gray sea.
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Meanwhile, Callaway, Martinez's counterpart, mixed and matched relievers after Matz left the game.
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Gerard Butler came dressed in a miss-matched psychedelic outfit and no shirt.
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Facebook has matched $1 million in donations to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy.
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Her bridesmaids each held a bouquet that matched their differently colored lace dresses.
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Trump got plenty of attention, because the drama offstage matched the drama onstage.
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Praise from fellow climbers was matched only by relief at his safe return.
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He's the only individual on a work basis that has ever matched me.
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The look matched the ensemble Aaliyah wore in her "Try Again" music video.
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The Soviet Union soon matched it with tens of thousands of its own.
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Human flesh, which matched Lueck's DNA profile, was also found in the ashes.
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Blood stains found in multiple places around the dry cleaners matched Zunduri's DNA.
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Heidi Klum matched her shoes to her dress, and kept her hair relaxed.
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DNA found on Mujey's jeans matched James', a forensic scientist testified in June.
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Shell casings found at the two crime scenes matched those from previous attacks.
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Welch said they could, if the timing of the income matched the contract.
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He added a dog handbag that matched the gray color of his shoes.
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The OIJ director said these items matched descriptions Cody's parents had given police.
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"You can occasionally get immune reactions even with well-matched donors," he says.
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The latest results matched the average forecast in a Thomson Reuters analyst poll.
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Revenue matched forecasts, but investors appear solely focused on the subscriber growth slowdown.
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The Italian entrepreneur matched his girlfriend in a similar headband and sunglasses combo.
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DeGeneres pointed out that Emme's sparkly animal print dress matched her mom's outfit.
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"We have birth certificates matched to age reports and death certificates," Wachter says.
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The company recently matched Ola's own motorcycle-hailing and auto-rickshaw-hailing products.
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Buffalo matched that, aided by Taylor&aposs 18-yard scramble on third down.
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It paid off, too, and I soon matched with a Harlem-based attorney.
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Houston won 101, and matched Cleveland for the most road wins with 53.
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The gilt's coupon matched up well for hedging deferred pension liabilities, he added.
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There are definitely tasks where AI has already matched or eclipsed human performance.
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The waveforms of those signals closely matched predictions of the simulations (see left).
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What's more, the ages of the paintings matched those of the different species.
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It's not really freedom, though: any offer from another team can be matched.
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Because he was so sick, he was eligible to be matched right away.
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That was matched hours later by the Bettencourt Meyers family, which controls L'Oreal.
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Pielou matched with the couple wearing white skinny jeans and a black sweater.
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But its parsimony has been matched by the profligacy of India's 29 states.
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Jobs returned, but wages have not matched the levels of a decade ago.
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But it hasn't yet matched the mainstream success or cultural reach of Netflix.
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Jokowi's biggest vulnerability is the economy, where returns have not matched his promises.
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The speech was screamed more than spoken, but the medium matched the message.
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Our curiosity, matched with our desire for new experiences, creates a resonant effect.
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Jabil (JBL) matched forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of 57 cents per share.
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Berry's stage presence matched his work ethic towards capturing his huge, diverse audience.
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His sense of urgency is not matched by experience, and progress is patchy.
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Two other players, Eric Young and Carl Crawford, have matched his number since.
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AMD shares also surged nearly 20 percent after releasing earnings that matched expectations.
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Mahadev displayed a level of sustained determination that Vazirani has never seen matched.
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They agreed and matched his $153,215 investment to get the project rolling. 210.
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Last year I got matched with a tall glass of sexy on Tinder.
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Tests later matched one of the fragments to one of the missing students.
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The result matched analyst expectations, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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This finding matched data from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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They said I matched the description of someone who'd burglarized some houses nearby.
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But they had taste, style, attitude, chops, and talent matched by collective ambition.
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Trump's tough talk on terrorism is not matched thus far by his actions.
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For what it's worth, we'd guess they're pretty well-matched in that department.
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Red Hat (RHT) matched forecasts with earnings and widely beat estimates with revenue.
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Their goals and dreams matched mine, so I was like: Let's do this.
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New York-based stock market operator Nasdaq had matched Euronext's price last week.
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The department claims that suspect's vehicle matched Jean's, as did his physical description.
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Not only that, but she'll be matched up against other reality TV veterans.
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Nor did her thinking change significantly when she matched with Ross on Tinder.
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An algorithm then selects three gender-specific names matched to those five characteristics.
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Mindy Kaling matched 1-year-old daughter Katherine Swati in Eiffel Tower pajamas.
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Rodin's reclining "Ariadne" (1905) is matched with the similarly reclining river God Ilissos.
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By sheer coincidence, I was wearing a yellow top so we matched too.
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He has matched the two goals he produced in 23 games with Vegas.
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It shows that where expectations are matched to opportunity, nationalism can be inclusive.
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For good measure ... she matched her Apple Watch with a blue-trim strap.
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Xilinx — The chipmaker matched estimates with quarterly profit of 2200 cents per share.
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He matched his career high of four runs allowed by the third inning.
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Sure, it's exciting at first to be matched with a semi-attractive local.
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Yum China (YUMC) exceeded forecast on quarterly earnings and matched estimates with revenue.
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So, I rejoined Bumble, started swiping, and matched with a guy named Jeremy*.
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If they matched up (ca ching!) they were more likely to report satisfaction.
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For both groups, the researchers matched those levels with hunger and food intake.
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But then they were sent another sample that matched nothing in the database.
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Personally, I don't think any of them have matched the first two albums.
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DH Shin-Soo Choo matched his season high with three hits Wednesday vs.
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Earthport shares surged in early trading on Thursday and matched the offer price.
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In that way, this film is well-matched with its rampaging extra-terrestrial.
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Craig was the most amazing person whose passion for life couldn't be matched.
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We found out months later that nothing matched the narrative that was created.
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Anybody can play, with their skills matched to one of the three teams.
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The second is that this administration's cynicism is only matched by its incompetence.
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The messages included in the indictment matched ones that Stone released last year.
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He matched Oladipo's 14 points with 12 of his own in the half.
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Creator pulled alongside Destin, and they matched strides for 10, 20, 30 yards.
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He found that matched the pick-up in consumer spending over that span.
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The score matched a 46-yarder by Myers to 1:45 to go.
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DanteAt Dante, polished interiors are matched by pastel-purple and bright-pink drinks.
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She enlisted undergrads from campus and matched them with children in the hospital.
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That amount was almost matched by Greece where 614 million euros was loaned.
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Earlier on Thursday, U.S. equivalents matched a six-week low of 2.182 percent.
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Wednesday's other results from players of more established tennis nations largely matched expectations.
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But in 2012, she matched with another registered donor: Tufani's mother, Flora Brown.
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Bush was a decider, but his confidence was not matched by his intelligence.
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Facebook says you can still message people you already matched while on pause.
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Chaos in Washington matched with tumult in the Mother of Parliaments, in London.
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The number matched estimates and surpassed an initial read of 3.0 percent growth.
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It earlier matched the overnight high of 2.555 percent, its highest since March.
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Intricacy is often matched with simplicity, but there's a recurring sense of paradox.
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Her neon-red hair matched her ensemble, as did her clear PVC heels.
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Wiggins, who likely would have been matched up with Butler, was aggressive early.
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Flyovers and patrols Pyongyang's relative silence has not been matched by its rivals.
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While the rival was not named in the documents, its description matched Huawei.
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MbS's irritation could well be matched by boosted morale for Saudi women activists.
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His ideas were crass, often abhorrent, but they perfectly matched his pugnacious tone.
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The two incendiary powders in the box matched materials found in Poff's home.
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That matched the agency's expectations last month for the likelihood of La Nina.
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All who pass are given tasks to complete, matched to their magical abilities.
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The growth rate of 22016 percent matched the highest forecast in the poll.
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During the initial consultation, the designer they were matched with rearranged some furniture.
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Nolasco matched his career high by making his 33rd start of the season.
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He received 20 different loan histories throughout the ordeal, none of which matched.
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DNA from the pizza slice matched to DNA found on Grim Sleeper victims.
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Hospitals and transplant centers have matched up to 35 pairs in such chains.
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But their intolerance is matched measure for measure by those on the right.
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I'm in London fairly often so I've matched with people there as well.
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In key industries, Chinese firms have matched or even surpassed their U.S. competitors.
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In this case, Phillips matched up with the perfect general manager for him.
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Maybe it's that the artist has to be matched with the right audience.
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After playing this game for a few days, we only matched with couples.
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The energy of Pharan was only matched by an evening of gallery-hopping.
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If I don't stop swiping right now, we are going to get matched.
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His skill is matched by a fluid, imaginative style drawing from multiple genres.
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He was a genius, with a creative flare matched only by his prolificacy.
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He has matched or exceeded each of those figures so far this season.
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His face slowly went blue, until it matched the color of his hands.
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However, I did get matched up against a lot of world-class opponents.
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They were matched with healthy people of the same sex and similar age.
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The loss ended Miami's four-game winning streak, which matched a season high.
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The montage was expertly shot, paced, and matched perfectly with the haunting score.
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The model swapped her usual stilettos for red sneakers that matched her dress.
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Tyler Flowers had two hits and matched his career high with four RBIs.
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The youngest employees are often matched up with millennial grandchildren in superwealthy families.
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Her beauty look matched the neon-yellow Christopher John Rogers gown she wore.
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In Riverside, a high temperature of 118 matched a record set in 1925.
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The arranger in Detroit heard that, and he matched that sound with strings.
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Researchers compared them with 43 naturally conceived controls matched for age and sex.
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More dogs are introduced matched by age, size, type of play and personality.
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The genetic profile of one man matched her own to an uncanny degree.
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"What he's doing hasn't matched up with what he's said," Mr. Trumka said.
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Mies van der Rohe had his whiskey-colored skyscraper and book-matched marble.
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It found that the data matched 70 percent of the time, he said.
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Gerstl's talent and vision are matched in this painting by its psychological weight.
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The couple met in December 2014 after having matched on multiple dating apps.
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Mr. Gillespie matched Mr. Trump with noncollege whites, but their turnout was down.
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We need to see the Taliban's words matched with deeds on the ground.
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The caliber matched the cartridge casing found at the scene of the killing.
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The timing of the interaction matched one disclosed earlier this year by BuzzFeed.
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But there hasn't been a highlight that has matched the dunk on James.
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The co-founders of Twilio matched Mr. Benioff with thousands of their own.
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I "matched" again, and planned to move on in Philadelphia — a new start.
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We scaled it down so that everything matched with Rami's face and features.
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Teams have also, thus far, matched last season's effective field-goal percentage of .
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His 49% overall approval rating matched his highest mark in the Gallup poll.
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But last week, the lows of 80 degrees matched the region's average highs.
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At the time, my employer matched 210% of the first 2000% I contributed.
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In June of 1963, Clay was matched against England's top heavyweight, Henry Cooper.
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Mr. Korban gestured toward a range hood clad in book-matched statuary marble.
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Not candidates, you would think, for the best-matched couple of the year.
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And the women matched in their choice of jewelry — both chose pearl necklaces!
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If first and second picks are combined, Warren matched Sanders in the poll.
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The maturity of his vision is matched by the sophistication of his drawing.
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Terry matched his season-high point total accumulated on Saturday against Santa Clara.
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If they're already matched, a person can reply or react to the story.
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Francis nearly matched his 18.5 average in the first half with 16 points.
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And we think the challenges other people came up and matched our 17.
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Emerging markets, in fact, matched or outperformed U.S. stocks in this trading period.
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Remind students their message should be matched by the emotion their voice exudes.
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Does It Mean story matched those in the SVR bulletin—Rich's purported meeting
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Turkey's military support for Qatar has been matched by stepped up commercial links.
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Hochtief's ROI would have not matched the cost of capital, the calculation shows.
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I wasn't shy — I messaged them first after we matched because why not?
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But then, next to it, she saw sequencing data that matched the plasmid.
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Ramey had already matched his career high with 21 points at the half.
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Their eight field goals in the first half matched the number by Ramey.
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Sayoc misspelled words on posts that matched some of those on the packages.
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Momoa matched Bonet in a dark-green velvet suit jacket and black pants.
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Were there any endings you felt were particularly well-matched to their characters?
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The lead generated by the software matched the description provided by the witnesses.
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The ballroom doors were to be made of book-matched panels of walnut.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders were almost exactly matched — with the tip to Mrs.
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For warmth, she wore a beige wet suit that matched her skin tone.
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That matched the average estimate of analysts polled by research firm Consensus Metrix.
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And its perfectly tuned exhaust note is matched by some truly prodigious acceleration.
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The moment the cufflinks matched the gold, I was like 'here we are.
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EBay – EBay matched forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of 59 cents per share.
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Texas Roadhouse (TXRH) matched estimates with quarterly profit of 53 cents per share.
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After the Screaming Eagles matched the touchdown, fans insisted they go for 503.
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She matched her own clothes by keeping them organized, separating prints and solids.
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The roughly 1,000 parade attendees were matched by a similar number of protestors.
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Patients are then matched to the clinical trials after filling out a questionnaire.
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Tessa Thompson matched her eyeliner to the blue pleated design of her blazer.
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Lorelai's living room matched the exact setup that they had on the show.
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In both 1997 and 2010, opposition parties carefully matched the government's spending plans.
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The reading was the highest rate since June and matched a Reuters forecast.
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Duke led 40-21 at halftime, so Carey matched the Bears' point total.
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It is possible that this noncitizen was erroneously matched to the voter file.
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Jackson matched Octavio Dotel's major league record of playing for 13 different teams.
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But he said that the atmosphere of Monterey matched the show's mood perfectly.
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These policy-dictated qualities aren't necessarily matched with gaps in the labor market.
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Eight Mega Millions tickets purchased in California matched five out of six numbers.
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In the 67 seasons since, only 195 other pitchers have matched that achievement.
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Their outlines generally matched other surface features crafted by glaciers around the world.
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It was not immediately clear whether Friday's turnout matched those of earlier protests.
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Reece told me he has not matched with a 20-year-old undergraduate.
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In the middle of your life and we're sorry nothing matched your search.
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Poeltl also had nine rebounds and matched a career high with five blocks.
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Among nearly 500 remains, only Mr. Britton's name is matched to his body.
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They'll argue that Trump's real record hasn't matched up to his populist rhetoric.
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The music in the room matched the Toronto rapper's growing taste for grime.
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His rival, a bull owned by Makassar Berkarya, was matched up over Facebook.
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The awe and reverie in his paintings is matched by his pragmatic directness.
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The deadline in place for reuniting children under five is July 10, per the AP, and a Justice Department attorney Sarah Fabian told the AP that the government "has matched 86 parents to 83 children and 16 are not yet matched."
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The recent futility on the field was matched only by the dysfunction off it.
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The ACLU claims the software falsely matched 28 members of Congress with arrest mugshots.
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However, Wells Fargo's quarterly report matched earnings expectations but fell short on revenue projections.
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A decade ago he founded a firm that matched online pizza orders to restaurants.
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They matched the bohemian theme of the wedding with their simple, relaxed style choices.
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Silvani had been fingerprinted after a 1974 misdemeanor arrest, and the victim's prints matched.
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And that total has already been matched in the first seven months of 2000.
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The Rays reset their high for runs allowed and matched it for hits allowed.
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The 25-year-old matched a season high with seven strikeouts against the Rays.
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The dishes start at $11.99, and can be mixed and matched with each refill.
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Much to my delight, I quickly matched with a quippy woman with an undercut.
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Carl Landry matched his season high of 18 points, and Ish Smith contributed 73.
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The A's matched a season low with just two hits in the series opener.
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Exxon earned a record $45.2 billion in 2008 and nearly matched that in 2012.
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Nor have Democrats matched the organizational fervor of Republicans in congressional and state politics.
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The point was to create a configuration that closely matched the human "hardware" package.
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Condie's novel Matched came out just as the great YA dystopia boom was cresting.
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Soon, they found an illness that matched the Mason's symptoms: Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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The red trim of her dress brightened the outfit and perfectly matched her lipstick.
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This type of pollen only belongs to cycads—and the beetle and pollen matched!
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Free, Prince and Prince's brother matched up against the Murphy bros and their uncle.
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Police identified the fingerprints from the photograph, then matched it to the alleged dealer.
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And 38 others matched four white balls and the Mega Ball to win $10,000.
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National polling continued to show him outperforming her when matched up against Donald Trump.
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Exxon's global crude oil production roughly matched its output in the year ago period.
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If these are also important to other site members, you will be matched together.
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The DNA matched the baby's father, said Cortes of Adalberto Memorial United Methodist Church.
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His herculean sales figures (75 million and counting) is matched only his cultural influence.
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The Blackhawks matched a franchise record with their 24th road victory of the season.
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Flockhart, 54, matched his colors with a black and white dress and black pumps.
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Just over 50% of each group who applied to American programs matched into one.
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The Warriors (72-433) matched the victory total of the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls.
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GDP growth in 21500H21000 matched last year's 212000%, fuelled by strong labour market dynamics.
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"Hiiiii!" she welcomed viewers in a casual black pantsuit matched with a red shirt.
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"It wasn't me," Haynes said over the phone, adding he matched only one number.
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Once the two of them matched, she says, they couldn't stop texting each other.
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Firefighters took his bicycle -- which matched the one on the surveillance video -- for safekeeping.
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The laid-back jacket features subtle blue threads, which matched Kate's pop of color.
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Chopra wore her long hair down under a camo hat that matched Jonas' cap.
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Tom Garrett, another lawmaker falsely matched with an arrest photo according to the report.
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Dashes are used with a frequency matched only by the poetry of Emily Dickinson.
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Third, those decisions then determined who they matched with on Tinder in the future.
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The excitement around the brave new internet-connected world has been matched with concern.
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