They'll have a hard job outdoing the video above, though.
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So yours was more of an outdoing of her snap?
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That performance seemed otherworldly, but Kimbrel is outdoing himself now.
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Last year, it delivered 367,500 vehicles worldwide, outdoing Porsche's 280,000.
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IN MANY ways the African Union (AU) is outdoing its European counterpart.
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"We're outdoing the rest of the country on G.D.P.," Mr. Schwarzenegger said.
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With promposal season in full swing, the teens are outdoing themselves left and right.
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Amazon's dominance is just that: a company outdoing the competition in capitalism's grand tradition.
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She did so by outdoing her foe on the feet and on the mat.
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Card issuers are outdoing themselves in finding ways to get deeper into your wallet.
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It is Trump this and Trump that, outdoing himself again and again with his bigotry.
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Bitcoin BTC=BTSP has enjoyed a stellar year, outdoing all other asset classes in growth.
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They're outdoing the competition, and their previous locations, with an outsize approach to selling beer.
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Now Hello Kitty allows the Taiwanese to be Taiwanese by outdoing the Japanese at being Japanese.
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But Wyatt is already outdoing her dear old dad when it comes to contemporary dance moves.
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But industry watchers say the impact of coronavirus is outlasting and outdoing the Chinese New Year.
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What better way to establish your dominance as the best by outdoing the flow mimic master, himself?
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Outdoing the Tundra in multiple categories, though, isn't enough to rise to the top of the class.
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"It's not about outdoing your neighbors or having Instagrammable pictures to post on social media," Hoffman said.
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The algorithms themselves will, by design, stay locked in a cat-and-mouse game of outdoing each other.
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Nevertheless, the company continues to amaze, somehow outdoing every embarrassing error with an even dumber and more painful blunder.
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Mr. Hirst, 52, said he feels "a bit old" at times but claimed he's not interested in outdoing himself.
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The resulting movie, "The Incredibles," won two Oscars and grossed $631 million worldwide, outdoing all of Pixar's previous successes.
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A week after throwing an epic roller skating jamboree, the women are outdoing themselves with an awkward family reunion fete.
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But man, the thing hurt to put in and take out, outdoing Apple's last generation free buds for discomfort levels.
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Yet, Olivia and Annalise are right there with them, outdoing these men in the anti-heroics department at every turn.
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Intel is right to focus on speed as a way of outdoing AMD, but escalating the release time table is not.
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As the singer cupped her bare belly, she emanated an otherworldly sense of warmth and grace, outdoing even her past self.
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"As glamorous as the bride and the bridesmaid are, this little girl is kind of outdoing both of them," he said.
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In turn, singer Kim Jong-min sets up a "Dumb and Dumber" pairing by outdoing Lee&aposs confusion at every opportunity.
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For a central bank to keep unemployment below the natural rate, it must keep outdoing itself, delivering inflation surprise after inflation surprise.
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And he was a strong fund-raiser, outdoing his opponent by a margin of four to one with a haul of $4m.
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They're even entertaining the idea of outdoing the new Bugatti Chiron, which will be electronically limited to 261 mph on the street.
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The actuality is continually outdoing our talents, and the culture tosses up figures almost daily that are the envy of any novelist.
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Ever since the rollout of the $2316 billion SoftBank Vision Fund, established VCs have been outdoing each other to raise ever-bigger funds.
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Dublin's ISEQ climbed 27 percent, set for its biggest gain since March 226 and outdoing a 0.1 percent rise in the STOXX 600.
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While just being flexible and coordinated enough to knock out a tiny cap is impressive enough, the internet thrives on people outdoing everyone else.
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The hardest part of that is not just meeting the expectations of the rest of the world, inside and out, but in outdoing himself.
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I liked how structured it was, that I could measure my progress in terms of winning points and completing levels and outdoing my friends.
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Our American government debt, declining economic growth, and gradual dissolution of the family is occurring as China is outdoing us on our own terms.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family has a knack for outdoing itself— and Tuesday&aposs annual Christmas Eve bash, hosted by Kourtney Kardashian, was no exception.
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Fans finally got their first real look at the next season of Game of Thrones, and the series looks like it plans on outdoing itself.
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While the bigger names iterate on high-earning formulas, many lesser-known artisans are outdoing themselves with each release, creating concoctions that challenge the wearer.
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As long as consumers are interested in outdoing their neighbors, TV manufacturers will be more than happy to oblige with higher and higher resolution sets.
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This short appeared alongside the movie Squirm in Season 2910, episode 23 (or episode 2904) — a definite case of the opening act outdoing the main event.
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That email service famous for undergoing the largest breach of user data ever—and then outdoing itself a few months later with an even larger breach?
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Kirsten Gillibrand, have spent their time in the Senate outdoing each other to come out in support of what are traditionally considered very liberal policies on economics.
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This is the cheapest launch price for any new iPhone model, outdoing even the supposedly budget iPhone 5C, which began life at $43 or $99 on contract.
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Sasha and Lee traded horror stories about their most outrageous shifts behind the bar, outdoing each other with tales of mopping up vomit and breaking up fights.
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CES has often been about outdoing the competition by adding a voice assistant to an extravagant appliance and this smart toilet captures that spirit to the nth degree.
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It's funny cause people always ask me about one-upping myself and outdoing the last thing I've done and do I feel that kind of pressure — and I don't.
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"In today's India we have seen perhaps for the first-time security issues competing with, and outdoing, a bread and butter issue like unemployment," CVoter said in a statement.
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They're outdoing one another condemning the "moral outrage" of the death penalty and suggesting that supporting capital punishment — as a clear majority of registered voters do — is essentially supporting racism.
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An academic study in 2004 showed that Senators' stock picks beat the market average by 12% each year, outdoing hedge funds, which beat the market by 7-8% per year.
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Mike Judge's Silicon Valley faces a serious challenge in that it has to keep outdoing itself to properly satirize the real Silicon Valley, where crazy pants crap happens all the time.
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But just a month into the new year, it seems as though she's on her way to outdoing herself yet again in 2017 — which is about as Beyoncé as it gets.
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The healthcare sector rose 0.58 percent, far outdoing the other 10 major S&P indexes, following Allergan's $1.7 billion acquisition, which has left the markets speculating about the company's next deal move.
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This was the hour when the Chinese tour groups arrived, outdoing all the other national groups shouting at the tops of their voices, stepping on toes and wielding selfie sticks like rapiers.
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Repsol on Monday became the first leading energy firm to commit to a net-zero emission target, outdoing Royal Dutch Shell that had set out an ambition to halve emissions by 2050.
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The Kansas City Chiefs' Chris Jones, boxed in by better-known outside linebackers in Justin Houston and Dee Ford, is outdoing both of them and is second in the N.F.L. with 23 sacks.
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He finished his lecture at Princeton with blueprints and conceptual drawings of the bridge of a lifetime, an old-man project outdoing the plays of Lope de Vega or jumping out of airplanes.
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Success Academy, the city's largest charter school network, announced that 95 percent of its students passed the math tests and 84 percent passed the reading tests, outdoing the state's highest-performing school districts.
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Global stocks have pushed to new highs, outdoing previous records set in 2015, driven by strong economic data in the U.S. and comments by the Federal Reserve on the future path of interest rates.
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Lord Young, a former minister, set the tone when he referred to the homeless as "the people you step over when you come out of the opera", but a younger generation is outdoing him.
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Yet watching that last debate, folks seemed more concerned about scoring points or outdoing each other with wish-list economics, than making sure Americans know we hear their voices and will help their lives.
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And Tampa Bay's two quarterbacks, Jameis Winston and Ryan Fitzpatrick, have combined for a league-high 23 interceptions — five more than any other team — and seem to be outdoing each other in weekly futility.
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She broke Muguruza at the first opportunity, forcing a backhand error, and never looked back, sassing her opponent at the net, outdoing her on the baseline and sealing both sets on the first set points.
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But it seems Sony is planning on outdoing itself with the new WH-1000XM9203s, which sound like a pure upgrade over Sony's top-of-the-line headphones, but with a price tag that is $50 less.
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Over the course of multiple generations, Samsung separated itself from the rest of the Android competitive field, outdoing rivals like HTC, LG, and Sony with the best optics and image processing available outside the iOS stable.
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The knock-down, drag-out fight between Apple and Samsung in particular has given rise to some nasty lawsuits and wincing commercials year in and out as the two companies invest millions in outdoing one another.
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Cattelan's stunt has reached far and wide, perhaps outdoing the sensation of his gilded toilet "America" (2016), which still has not been retrieved after it was stolen from Blenheim Palace in the United Kingdom in September.
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Ultimately, the network passed on it—a blessing in disguise for Gethard and crew given that TCGS is now in its second season on Fusion and seems to be getting weirder and outdoing itself with each episode.
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Other familiar names include Stanya Kahn, Anton van Dalen (whose solo show is next at Romeo), Gina Beavers, Rita Ackermann and Kinke Kooi, outdoing herself in a mostly green hyper-real fantasy mix of entrailslike plants and interiors.
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But he said it was clear that policymakers should worry less about outdoing their allies with corporate tax cuts, and instead consider steps to crack down on profit-shifting, such as taxing profits where companies register their sales.
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In fact, a report from Business Insider stated Apple sold an estimated 18 million watches in 2017, outselling every other smartwatch, and even outdoing the combined sales of all the members of the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry.
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Thoroughfares in central Athens turned into a sea of people waving blue and white Greek flags in what locals said was the largest gathering in decades, easily outdoing rallies against austerity foisted by lenders on the crisis-hit country.
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Outdoing their iconic debut party last year, Cash App erected a massive state-of-the-art projection-mapped dome in the middle of the Palm Springs for guests to go hyphy and hotbox in while Quavo performed a short set.
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But analysts point to the 26% operating margins at Amazon Web Services as a medium-term goal for that business, and say the low programming costs of YouTube can give it a head start toward matching or outdoing Netflix's profitability.
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Outdoing only herself at the Cannes Film Festival, Kendall Jenner looked stunning on Sunday in a Cavalli Couture long silk tulle dress, with all-over embroidery, and black velvet and gold lurex snakes, for the From The Land of the Moon premiere.
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Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans topped the list of the ten most-Instagrammed bakeries and cafes in the U.S. (Kim Kardashian is a big fan), while Starbucks Seattle came in fourth, outdoing Dominique Ansel's New York City outpost, which ranked eighth.
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College students were more than capable of outdoing themselves with increasingly outrageous and obscure material, and basketball — in part because of the often minimal distance between the fans in the stands and the players on the court — seemed like an ideal gallery.
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WASHINGTON — American Muslims are watching in growing horror as Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz battle for the Republican presidential nomination, outdoing each other with provocative proposals that have included Muslim registries, immigration bans and fleets of police patrolling their neighborhoods.
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We have a great sense of exactly how good Lil Wayne is with metaphors because we've heard him describe shooting people or outdoing other rappers or dodging the Feds over and over and over again, in so many different forms of language.
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Antoine Laurain's reading from his novel "French Rhapsody" was, like his comments on Brexit, wryly laconic: Essentially, an artist reflecting on his new installation — a huge inflatable model of his own brain — is primarily interested in outdoing his rivals and frustrating his critics.
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"Watching that last debate, folks seemed more concerned about scoring points or outdoing each other with wish-list economics than making sure Americans know we hear their voices and will help their lives," said Bullock, who emerged as a forceful voice in his first presidential debate.
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The Empire State Building won a closely watched, three-horse race in 241 when it raised its much-guarded spire to 24100,241 feet, outdoing the recently finished Chrysler Building (24551,2460 feet) and the tower at 242016 Wall Street now known as the Trump Building (249 feet).
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After releasing collaborations with the Andy Warhol Foundation, Guy Bourdin, Sarah Moon, and most recently, Charlotte Gainsbourg, NARS is outdoing itself again with the Man Ray Holiday collection, which will feature limited-edition shades influenced by the electrifying art of the early 20th-century modern master, Man Ray.
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"The actuality is continually outdoing our talents, and the culture tosses up figures almost daily that are the envy of any novelist," Philip Roth remarked in his 1961 essay "Writing American Fiction," decades before a porn star went on television to compare the President's penis to a mushroom.
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If anything Mr Putin grows more insistent over time in following and even outdoing the Bush-Obama school: respectful of Islam as a religion, determined to give his own Muslim citizens a decent existence as long as they obey him, and open to geopolitical co-operation with Islamic countries.
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In contrast to the promises for immigration reform coming from Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, Republicans are outdoing themselves to get tough on illegals, with the most muscular position coming from Donald Trump, who wants to build a wall across the southern border and send the bill to Mexico.
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After Marvel's Iron Fist faced criticism for its depiction of a white man learning martial arts and outdoing his Asian counterparts, Mashable reports that the streaming service's new series, Legend of the Monkey, stars absolutely no Chinese actors even though it's a retelling of a Chinese tale dating back to the 16th century.
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In fact, China has pledged $3.1 billion in climate assistance funding, outdoing the U.S. While the fate of the Paris Climate Agreement might seem like an arcane international relations matter, it's success or failure will help determine the fate of our planet and the quality of our lives for decades to come.
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In the political arena, Haidt continued, if one gains prestige for outdoing others on one's devotion to sacred values — such as guarding America's borders, on the right, or being antiracist on the left — then the party's rhetoric will shift to the extremes, with candidates making more extreme proposals that gain them prestige.
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The BRC report states that almost two-thirds (65 percent) of consumers expect food prices will have the biggest impact on their personal finances in the year ahead, outdoing energy bills (58 percent) and petrol prices (53 percent), suggesting the U.K. retail sector could continue to be squeezed by tighter purse strings in the months ahead.
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We've seen Malek rocking mostly classic black suits this awards season, but for the ball's camp theme, the Mr. Robot actor went all out in a velvet blazer, sparkly shirt and black-and-red striped boots and an 18-karat Cartier brooch — possibly even outdoing the all-red Dior Homme look he wore to the Met Gala in 2017.
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Every life of a great jazz musician shows us both—social sadism beyond belief to be endured, but also social networks of support, filled with intimately collaborative and competitive relationships, artists both supporting and outdoing one another—the creation of the great cutting contest that E. H. Gombrich long ago identified as the core engine of artistic progress.
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Both have seen cults of personality grow around them, their own popularity outdoing that of the party they represent, whether it be the Republicans, who have long given up trying to chart a course separate to Trumpism in any serious way, or the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which Modi has carried from the electoral wilderness to become a vote-winning juggernaut.
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This is confirmed by the apparently infinite subdivisions within the movement; outdoing the left's fondness for obscure self-labeling, subdivisions such as the Anime Right, the Trash Right and Beach Boys Twitter coexist on Twitter, spinning out their bizarre conflicts, tweeting about how Hitler was a friend to animals, creating Deviant Art tributes to "Pony Nationalism," and offending the unwitting normies who occasionally stumble into their world.
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As such, it will be The Brexit Party, a far-right group formed just four months ago, that sweeps the European Parliament elections in the U.K. Heading into the polls Thursday morning, the party was projected to pick up 31 percent of the vote, far outdoing the Conservative Party and its paltry 225 percent, the Labour Party which stands at 22 percent, and the second referendum parties—the Remainiacs, if you will—which reach no higher than 231 percent.
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" If this is America, our America of government for the people, by the people, and you cannot believe how low the Great Leader will stoop, how much lower he will go than seemed possible, and sometimes you feel the need to wash the ambient crassness and vulgarity from your skin, for they seep into you whatever protection you may wear, and you are aghast at how the G.O.P. has morphed into palace courtiers outdoing each other in praise of their plutocratic reality-show prince, then it is time to ponder the poet's words: "If you can dream — and not make dreams your master; if you can think — and not make thoughts your aim; if you can meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two impostors just the same.
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