This will outlast every album Frank Ocean ever makes, it will outlast the European Union, it will outlast Game of Thrones, it will outlast smashed avocado, it will outlast Four Tet, it will outlast the Liberal Democrats, it will outlast fossil fuels, it will outlast real money, it will outlast the royal family, it will outlast Crufts, it will outlast ginger people, it will outlast carnivores, it will outlast Jonathan Franzen, it will outlast Yeezys, it will outlast Five Guys, it will outlast war, peace and the rising sun of the next century.
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But monuments outlast the people who commission them and outlast the deceased and their bereaved families.
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Outlast 2 was a more ambitious game, but one that didn't fully reckon with this problem, and Outlast 2 made a critical change.
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That portraits usually outlast their subjects is no revelation, but that this work will likely outlast Fred and I — in every way — is unsettling.
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Diamondbacks outlast Dodgers in 12 innings PHOENIX — The Arizona Diamondbacks overcame their major-league-worst pitching to outlast the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-9 in 12 innings Sunday afternoon.
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It's a fear that could very well outlast Trump's presidency.
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These effects long outlast the short duration of orthodontic treatment.
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Other staffers are content to wait and outlast Mr Pruitt.
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Though they try, It does outlast them by and by.
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We may, unless there is nuclear Armageddon, outlast his presidency.
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Mr. Trump is creating precedents that may outlast his tenure.
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As at Bayern, City expects Guardiola's work to outlast him.
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The Titans are relentless, but the Texans can outlast them.
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Finally, there may be a team that can outlast him.
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She championed clothing designed to outlast the cycle of seasons.
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They're going to outlast you and me in the long run.
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Bad policies often outlast the ills they are supposed to remedy.
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Rather, he managed to build an institution that would outlast him.
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The Kona will even outlast electric cars that cost far more.
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We will outmatch them at every pass, and outlast them all.
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They are the apps that outlast all others on game day.
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The recovery and coordination effort will likely outlast Donald Trump's presidency.
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Still, the Wizards got enough offense to outlast the struggling Bulls.
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I think Bannon believes he will outlast Trump and his detractors.
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Stafford, Lions outlast Keenum, Rams DETROIT — Crucial throws by Matthew Stafford.
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If Drake does not keep working, Gore may outlast him, too.
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Jeb Bush tried to outlast Trump, and let him destroy himself.
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Clever and ambitious politicians do occasionally outlast complicity in Presidential scandals.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Weak Chinese consumption may outlast the coronavirus.
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We can outlast anybody else given the war chest they have.
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The game, like the tagline, is the same: Outwit, outplay, outlast.
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That's true, but less than 100 are estimated to outlast construction. 12.
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It looks like lawsuits over their wedding photos could outlast their marriage.
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Utah needed everything it could get from Gobert to outlast the Knicks.
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I want to create traditions and impressions that will outlast even myself.
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So those are three rather huge things that could well outlast Trump.
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We will out-match them at every pass and outlast them all.
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The consequences of combining alcohol and MDMA can outlast the drugs' effects.
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There are no systems in place to outlast politicians and bureaucrats' whims.
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A Yeti will, far and away, outlast the competition in the end.
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The effects of tinnitus far outlast a memorable night at a club.
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This opinion piece, however, is a diamond that will outlast the sun.
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Munitions like these often far outlast the conflicts they are used in.
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Comté cheese the size of car wheels wouldn't outlast a quarantine, either.
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But Mr. Hoffman predicted that Mr. McConnell would likely outlast the president.
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Mr. Sanford was just getting started, and would nearly outlast his questioners.
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There's enough initial capital to outlast roughly 20 weeks of fundraising meetings.
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Implementation of any deal that Trump might sign will outlast his presidency.
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We've outlasted so many things -- just hope we don't outlast the planet.
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Internally, there hadn't been enough data suggesting Outlast 2 was too difficult.
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But whether the momentum can outlast the mass dissent remains to be seen.
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At the very least it will outlast every computer you plug it into.
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CoverGirl Outlast Stay Fabulous 22-in-262 Foundation, $239.50, available at Target. 225.
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Clippers outlast Heat in ugly game MIAMI — It was ugly ... on both sides.
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Friends outlast most relationships, and you'll need your friends when your relationships end.
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Marlins outlast Pirates in extras MIAMI — Four is fantastic for the Miami Marlins.
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And that trend will outlast Trump's -- and even Pence's -- time in national office.
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The corporate takeover of America pre-dates Trump and it will outlast him.
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A college savings account that will outlast all of those cute stuffed animals
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I decide to keep it as a reminder that love can outlast time.
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The dollar's dominance may outlast the Trump era, but it is not inevitable.
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In Mr. Trump's case, the legacy of bulldozed norms will outlast the policies.
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Most of all, Broke, you have to be able to outlast your doubt.
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The wait to collect their relief money threatens to outlast their meager savings.
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The trees we plant, the houses we build, whose lives outlast our own.
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But the shift toward an information-based economy will outlast the current administration.
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The Astros, thanks to Verlander's long outing, were able to outlast the Yankees.
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Made of titanium and ceramic, this watch can outlast plenty of accidental drops.
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Still, there are reasons to believe Mr. Bannon's core worldview will outlast him.
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"I think we have the resources to outlast China, hands down," he said.
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Democratic strategists view the outspend-and-outlast strategy as highly unlikely to succeed.
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But the Fall — although less popular and more abrasive — would outlast them all.
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"The Americans have a much greater capacity ... to outlast the Mexicans," he said.
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The plan was straightforward: Keep pumping oil, maintain market share and outlast the Americans.
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Companies have deep pockets and can outlast opponents in a lawsuit, right or wrong.
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Just outlast your enemy... That's the only way a Canadian resistance would be triumphant.
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One side of the comforter features "outlast technology" to prevent heat from being trapped.
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John, same question: What do you think Obama has achieved that will outlast Trump?
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Much of that refuse will outlast any grave marker, pharaoh's pyramid or modern skyscraper.
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Whether Johnson can outlast even May's brief tenure very much remains to be seen.
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The problems created by ObamaCare will outlast the latest effort to repeal the bill.
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These outlast any red carpet or outdoor concert — at a variety of price points.
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"I've been saying for a long time, I'm going to outlast Papi," Arroyo said.
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When this happens, a president's contributions can outlast the political coalition that created them.
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China's leaders have argued that they can outlast Mr. Trump in a trade standoff.
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The debt, paid over weeks or months of installments, can outlast the criminal case.
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Golden State has the talent to outlast opponents, even with some less-effective lineups.
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It's not clear yet whether benefits like these will outlast the competitive labor market.
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She established a standard for artistic vocal excellence, and it will outlast us all.
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Economists warn the damage is likely to outlast any interim trade deal with China.
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They could sell access or surf the disruption, but he aimed to outlast it.
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Unlike their predecessors, they might have the resources to outmaneuver and outlast government assaults.
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It may also explain why Scavino could outlast everyone else in the White House.
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The Fed's opposition suggests that the proposed rules might not long outlast this presidency.
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We need to figure out a way for initiatives to outlast their political champions.
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And the burdens this stigma imposes can outlast the reason why they are fitted.
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"We will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all," Mr. Trump said.
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Since Bolton's speech, the plan to outlast Iran in Syria has been bolstered by others.
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"Hyperobjects outlast me, and they out-scale me in the here and now," Morton writes.
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Tay recounts how he was a small kid trying to "outsmart and outlast" the bully.
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For McClure, creating something meaningful that will outlast him is seemingly more important than ever.
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Whatever the future holds, though, its first product could outlast an average piece of electronics.
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There's a decent change he'll even do what once seemed unthinkable and outlast Clarence Campbell.
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But these issues of employment and artificial intelligence and capitalism run amok will outlast it.
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Invest in a warm coat that will outlast harsh winters for years, or even decades.
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Trump's picks of young, conservatives judges for the lifetime appointments will far outlast his presidency.
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The American ideal will outlast them as it did European religious wars, Communism, and totalitarianism.
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Seriously, there's a good chance this thing will outlast every other appliance in your kitchen.
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EditorsNote: Restores dropped word "his" in paragraph 5 Lightning outlast Penguins, 5-103 TAMPA, Fla.
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He was created during the trend, but managed to outlast it by cutting against it.
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Anyone who wants to retire knows the goal is to make your money outlast you.
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Many strategists consider it a long-term trade-off that will outlast the Trump era.
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At 1988, she was deported to Auschwitz, the first of three camps she would outlast.
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So far, however, the regime has managed to outlast the occasional eruptions of popular anger.
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He can also simply outlast Trump if the president does not win a second term.
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This was especially true for Outlast 23, the sequel to 2013's surprise horror hit.
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This resulted in players and critics issuing a common refrain: Outlast 2 is terrifying, buuuuut.
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In Fortnite: Battle Royale, you're not competing to survive zombies, but to outlast other people.
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It's the president's one achievement so far that will outlast him, regardless of what else unfolds.
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I mean, there's a song I wrote about being a snowman trying to outlast the summer.
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This worry was directly informed by Red Barrels' experience with Outlast, which shipped without difficulty levels.
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Motorola has a long history of equipping its Droid phones with batteries that outlast the competition.
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And whatever Messrs Trump and Xi say at the G20, this conflict will outlast them both.
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By staying in the game, they can profit if the trading environment normalizes or outlast rivals.
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But Trump's fight is fundamentally different, and it's possible this one will outlast the '95 fight.
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Jurassic was playing Outlast 2, a first-person survival horror game set in the Arizona desert.
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At the highest levels, they fight back, outlast, and work the system for their own advantage.
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Sedentary species use less energy, so in lean times they may outlast those with bigger appetites.
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They have a lot of guys that you kind of have to battle with and outlast.
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Longer term, the damage from Trump's trade policy brinkmanship may outlast his tariffs and his presidency.
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The message of hatred and paranoia that is inciting millions of voters will outlast the messenger.
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Clinton on the subject of Russia, a view that seems almost certain to outlast the campaign.
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Democrats win this time, but eventually the desire for change will outlast even their favorable demographics.
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On top of that, it works wired or wireless, and it will probably outlast your computer.
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That question, long asked of women in politics, persists and may outlast even this rising generation.
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In subsequent years, Sechin would outmaneuver or outlast many other rivals, often with similarly underhanded tactics.
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The companies with the largest funders can simply outlast others because they can sustain losses longer.
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It might not even be enough to outlast the Celtics and the Raptors in the East.
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But Trump and Cruz didn't create that constituency, and that means it will also outlast them.
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Ramos eventually scored, providing just enough insurance for the Mets to outlast the Marlins, 6-5.
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In weeks, America's and Iran's priorities have already shifted in ways that will outlast this pandemic.
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Those ties enabled Mr. Gates to outlast his mentor last summer, when Mr. Manafort was ousted.
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Those bootprints "could outlast the race that made them," our veteran space reporter Dennis Overbye writes.
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Buffett's secret is longevity — he maintains his best investments are the ones that outlast any trends.
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A year after Trump won the election, it's worth asking the question: Will democracy outlast Trump?
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But she's done well enough in polls and fundraising to outlast the likes of former Rep.
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If Trump fails to win a second term, the law will likely outlast his political career.
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Being made of plastic, they'll most likely outlast us all, much like the classic syndicated strip itself.
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Some ETFs could be the best place to hide to outlast major swings in volatility this year.
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In Outlast 2, if you run at an enemy who can see you coming, he kills you.
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Donald Trump may scorn liberal norms, but America's checks and balances are strong, and will outlast him.
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But even if it does not change his mind, this new diplomacy could also outlast the president.
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Apple claims that the XR can outlast the iPhone 8 Plus in most cases by 90 minutes.
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The question remains: Can Trump, facing a re-election race in 2020, outlast China's "president for life"?
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And someone who, with his lifetime appointment, will outlast the President in the upper echelons of government.
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Meanwhile, John Kasich's Cinderella run to the Final Four meant he had to outlast New Jersey Gov.
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For that, you get a truck that'll likely outlast you, your kids and civilization as a whole.
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The Nittany Lions looked likely to outlast the Buckeyes and to become the conference's only undefeated team.
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In short, the objective is to outlast us, and to eviscerate the institutions that make us, us.
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The company is planning to lose money on every ride and hope it can outlast its competitors.
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Instead, they're most concerned with workers improving soft skills that will outlast the impacts of tech developments.
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It seems likely that the Alaska writings of John Muir will outlast the ice that inspired them.
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In battle royale games, players are given the task to survive and outlast everyone by eliminating opponents.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts emerged as the potential challenger CPAC "voters" believe Trump would most assuredly outlast.
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The attacks on norms that many fear will outlast Trump's presidency started long before he took office.
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But the former 'Best Damn Sports Show' host says it'll be OK – 'cause football's gonna outlast 'em.
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In Outlast 2, however, enemies were likely to kill you, if you weren't smart about your choices.
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His presidency has just started; the damage it's doing may far outlast his time in the White House.
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In an interesting twist, that allows Robopon games to outlast old Pokémon cartridges from the same time period.
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There appears to be no "cutoff date," so the right to be forgotten will outlast a person's life.
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"Leslie's Week is about making memories that outlast cancer," Gunn, who leads the nonprofit's all-volunteer team, says.
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He managed to outlast his arch-enemy, Jayalalithaa, who now rests next to him on Chennai's Marina beach.
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Of her and Alba, it seems that Kate lasted the longest, though she couldn't outlast all the guests.
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The WHO also expects that the currently available supply of vaccine will be enough to outlast the outbreak.
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A startup that isn't well-funded might not outlast a competitor who can afford a canny pricing pivot.
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"I work all summer to prepare myself to be able to outlast the next guy," Thomas told reporters.
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Yet America's dysfunction goes beyond Trump, and it will outlast Trump, even as it is aggravated by him.
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Be careful with the glass portion, and this grinder should outlast many of the more high-end machines.
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The question for everyone was whether to go, and then where to go, to best outlast the winds.
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Yang gained a solid online following and was able to outlast several better-known candidates such as Sens.
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Trump's economic policies are the area most likely to outlast a one-term presidency, Axios' Dion Rabouin writes.
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Washington's lack of a Plan B has allowed the Venezuelan dictator to outlast his foreign and domestic opponents.
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Stanton homers twice, Marlins outlast Padres MIAMI — Giancarlo Stanton's latest homers lifted the Miami Marlins to unfamiliar territory.
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Sadly, he is deceased, and this blot upon his memory will outlast his distinguished teaching career at Choate.
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U.S. frustrations with low European defense spending didn't start with the Trump administration, and will outlast him too.
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As tuns, the animals are dormant dehydrated husks, adapted to outlast whatever pressures are temporarily placed on them.
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They were disoriented and disconnected in ways that could outlast even the effects of their individual psychological traumas.
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They say they will need money to beat back the challengers and precise political maneuvering to outlast them.
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Crest Scope Outlast Mouthwash is specifically formulated to give you a long-lasting clean feeling and fresh breath.
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Penalties and criminal indictments for corruption often take years to resolve, and could easily outlast the current administration.
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So instead of turning a quick profit, we've aimed to grow a conglomerate that might even outlast us.
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Beijing's strategy appears to be predicated on the idea -- at least in part -- that it can outlast Washington.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mario Draghi's ultra-loose monetary policy will outlast his tenure as European Central Bank president.
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Despite losing some of his world record holdings, Mitchell believes his legacy will always outlast anyone else's high scores.
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Megan: Declaring the definitive Blade Runner version of all time is an irreversible decision that will outlast us all.
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But true love can outlast any little hiccup, and so Cassie and Colton are back together after The Bachelor.
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It's essential for startups to build AI strongholds that can outlast the competition and compete with the big guys.
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For fans, however, the game's significance will outlast the country's current politics, just as it has outlasted previous wars.
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When life gets too hectic, remember that there's so much to appreciate that will ultimately outlast the current madness.
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Will Kyrsten Sinema outlast Martha McSally in Arizona?), and how the House races look in the last one (i.e.
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Pinyin, which has helped the Chinese have a bit of both, will long outlast the long-lived Mr Zhou.
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I watched the show—titled "LEVEL 28 | I'M NOT CRAZY (OUTLAST IRL GAMEPLAY)"—and now I feel like garbage.
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The hundreds of thousands of landmines strewn across the country pose a threat that will outlast any viable peace.
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The final person who can decide on these issues is a judge, whose term can outlast most elected politicians.
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Obama and Biden demonstrate the best of this; they share a connection that will likely outlast their political influence.
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Many firms engage in "hostile competition", raising production and slashing prices in a bid to outlast rivals, he said.
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They, and Moutier, take the longer view -- calling for changes that outlast short-lived moments of heightened national attention.
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In some cases, sponsorship cash represents a stream of money that outlast a driver's tenure on the race track.
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Clinton will try to patiently outlast Mr. Sanders while she piles up enough delegates to wrap up the nomination.
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A's 03, Red Sox 3 Matt Chapman and Mark Canha laced two-run doubles, helping visiting Oakland outlast Boston.
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Numbers, murder, and drugs—El Padrino seemed to outlast politics itself in a ruthless bid for power and riches.
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Nike calculated that Kaepernick's loyal following and popularity with star athletes would outlast boycotts and short-term stock pressure.
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It's an issue of demand, which can cause ripple effects that would potentially outlast direct disruption of the economy.
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This is the data that is most likely to outlast the popularity of any one website or social network.
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But Uber has also argued that ride-hailing is a battle of attrition and that it can outlast rivals.
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"Let it be an arms race … we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all," Trump said.
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Federer has even been mischievous about the idea that the next generation may simply outlast him on the court.
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This must be done to preserve the integrity of our justice system, which will long outlast the Trump presidency.
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But Communism's second coming in the late '21950s and early '21989s did not long outlast the defeat of fascism.
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Yang came, really, out of nowhere to raise millions of dollars and outlast governors and senators running for president.
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BoJack even managed to outlast some of the new series like The OA, but how long would that last?
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Even as he prepares to release his first album, he is already thinking about how to outlast tropical house.
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Beijing will "outlast" the trade war and "emerge stronger," the state-controlled China Daily warned in a Tuesday editorial.
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Against this backdrop, competition is fierce among pending U.S. export projects seeking to outlast the current global LNG glut.
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More narrative-focused horror games, like Frictional Games' Amnesia and Soma and Red Barrels' Outlast, removed traditional combat systems.
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Outlast, which Harvey found particularly inspirational, is a first-person game about a journalist exploring an abandoned psychiatric hospital.
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That buuuuut was enough for developer Red Barrels to completely rebalance Outlast 2 only a few weeks after launch.
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Many predict the need for virtual currencies that operate beyond mainstream banking will outlast any short-term price falls.
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Games like Amnesia and Alien: Isolation or—more illustratively but less elegantly— Outlast resolve the tension by removing action entirely.
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It interpreted Zamperini's strength as merely the ability to outlast his enemies' endurance, and expected viewers to find that inspirational.
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The reviewers praise its ability to outperform and outlast far more expensive models, citing in particular its speed and efficiency.
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He writes the song that is his, and he's gonna have this piece of art that potentially will outlast him.
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Outlast 2 developer Red Barrels told me there wasn't one specific moment that caused them to reconsider the game's difficulty.
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For all their talk of dying tomorrow, everyone is still convinced that the realms of men will outlast this fight.
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But the resolve to reform must outlast the shock of the fire, which will soon be replaced by other traumas.
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Suns outlast Blazers in OT PHOENIX — Eric Bledsoe knew he wasn't going to let anyone else take the last shot.
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The 26th-seeded Keys registered 24 winners while overcoming 26 unforced errors to outlast Kuznetsova in one hour, 22 minutes.
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And the continued commitment to creating a better world will outlast the relevance of any one group or its leaders.
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In spring, dawns mark the beginning of days that will outlast the nights, and those dawns erupt in the east.
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"These are just two really good teams, just throwing haymakers at each other trying to outlast each other," he said.
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Someone could watch you traverse a landscape or outlast an enemy, but their pulse wouldn't quicken the way yours would.
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He predicts that the political views that take hold among ethnic minorities this year will far outlast the 211 election.
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Stephen Miller, the true-believer senior policy adviser, who trumps Trump on hardline immigration views — and may outlast almost everyone.
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But once those flights are underway, U.S. officials expect a steady flow of American visitors that will outlast Obama's presidency.
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To understand why the forces unleashed by Trump and Sanders will outlast their campaigns, you have to understand American populism.
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In terms of battery life, Under Armour says that the shoe pod's battery should outlast the life of the shoe.
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Red Sox outlast Astros in 10-23 slugfest BOSTON — Everyone in the Boston Red Sox's lineup is hitting these days.
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He recognizes that reckless policies could undermine confidence in the dollar, creating wreckage that would far outlast this Administration. ♦
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Nebraska (473-247) shook off an inconsistent first half that saw four lead changes to outlast Arkansas State (216-230).
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For the first five days after Kennedy was shot, a mourning nation wondered whether his agenda could possibly outlast him.
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Some experts say China may be digging in for a more protracted trade battle, calculating it can outlast Trump's presidency.
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Currently, Iran remains engaged in a test of wills with the Trump administration, hoping it can outlast Washington's pressure policy.
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They can stock up on contraception and hope they've snagged enough of the morning-after pill to outlast the Trumpocalypse.
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Washington (CNN)The current government shutdown is on track to outlast all previous government shutdowns if it extends into Saturday.
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The study authors said they believe these survivors had a special suite of features that helped them outlast the dinosaurs.
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"My reign will not outlast the day I have ceased to be strong and therefore to be feared," Napoleon said.
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They can stock up on contraception and hope they've snagged enough of the morning-after pill to outlast the Trumpocalypse.
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Mr. Powell warned in September that economic damage could outlast any cooling of tensions, particularly if tariffs remain in place.
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The landowners' strategy is clear: Use the courts to forestall construction and try to outlast the tenure of Mr. Trump.
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The Trojans made five free throws in the final 25:210, but that was plenty enough to outlast the Stags.
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As matters stand, there is the distinct possibility that the president's legal clinch with Stormy Daniels will outlast his presidency.
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It's a game that offers a set of tools that'll outlast whatever time I spend with Ring Fit Adventure itself.
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Whether it is violence in the home, the streets or the workplace, psychological scars can long outlast the physical ones.
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Ramblers— or a pack of Yeti wine tumblers— is worth the price tag because they'll probably outlast all of us.
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KEANE: Certainly, they want outlast Trump&aposs first term because they don&apost know if he will have a second one.
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Come November 9, Lúgaro is sure that the "movement" she started and her commitment to public service will outlast her candidacy.
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Mitrou-Long powers Iowa State to rout of Oklahoma A month ago, Iowa State needed two overtime periods to outlast Oklahoma.
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But only the strongest AI companies will be able to outlast the pack of startups and outpace the big tech companies.
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But it's clear to environmentalists that clean-energy researchers, wind farm technicians and solar panel manufacturers will outlast fossil fuel jobs.
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With apologies to the supremely talented team at Red Barrels, I will never play Outlast II. It's just too damn scary.
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Alaska did set up a fund that was intended to outlast the cash-flow erosion that inevitably follows natural resource depletion.
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The first-person perspective shift made for an interesting twist on the Outlast / Amnesia / Alien Isolation "run away from everything" genre.
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If Trump doesn't get elected after four years, or doesn't last his term for whatever reason, the ideas will outlast him.
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Image: Jens Meyer/APA model of a NASA spacesuit made with phase change material (PCM) displayed at the Outlast Technologies booth.
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Over seven seasons, GoT fans have seen Sansa outlast characters with more strength, more power, and more weaponry, again and again.
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Red Sox outlast Phillies in 12th BOSTON — Like all the players on both teams, Tuesday night hero Andrew Benintendi was tired.
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And at this time, there were 120-minute cassette tapes to far outlast any 20133-minute mixtape I could put together.
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Human resilience, optimism, and community organizing will always outlast tragedy Words fail to describe the damage done to the island's inhabitants.
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Simply put, it turned out to be a debacle — with one silver lining — that could outlast the president's tenure in office.
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You want to outlast them all, and retain influence at a blockbuster company that continues to perform despite its many dramas.
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Their distinctive rapport with viewers is what will help them outlast their competitors and maybe even television as we know it.
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Robert Downey Jr. said Tony Stark's final Iron Man suit in "Avengers: Endgame" wasn't built to outlast the team's big mission.
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"Let it be an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass ... and outlast them all," Brzezinski recounted Trump saying.
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For one game, at least, it was enough to outlast an opponent that looked more like a collection of disassembled parts.
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At $12 a pair, these aren't the most affordable option, but due to their quality construction, they should outlast cheaper pairs.
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Throughout the season, few Kaôh Rōng contestants lived up to the Survivor ethos of "outwit, outplay, outlast" more than Bracco did.
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The nomination gives Merkel the opportunity to secure a close ally at the top of the EU who will outlast her.
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We'll challenge Xu on his strategy to outlast big-name competitors like Amazon, Uber and GrubHub, and other upstarts like Postmates.
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This race could show whether Trump's divide-and-conquer strategy might outlast the candidate, or fall short against unity candidates. Maryland.
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It will outlast his college career—and besides, it seeks an injunction against player compensation limits, not damages for previous harm.
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The Rangers slugged five home runs to outlast the Astros and claim the opening two games of this four-game set.
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The "Morning Joe" co-host said Trump privately told her he is confident that the U.S. can "outlast" any other country.
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They outlast AirPods at eight hours on a single charge and you'll get an additional 16.9953 with the included charging case.
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And there is deep fear across the region that the associated economic and social disruption could far outlast the virus itself.
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To meet the Astros again, the Yankees would have to win their wild-card game and then outlast the Red Sox.
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This popular pick from Kuhn Rikon comes in seven colors and is sure to outlast most of your kitchen cleaning tools.
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Given their cash reserves, Amazon and Google are best positioned to outlast the legacy players in offering significantly cheaper wireless plans.
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You have to outlast the puzzle, even if it means putting it away and coming back to it with fresh eyes.
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This is a legal corruption that President Trump magnified but that predated him and will outlast him; this is America's cancer.
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It only takes a few minutes of your time to pick up something that'll far outlast us humans if left alone.
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President Trump has said he wants the "ultimate deal," and the people around him — who may well outlast him — do, too.
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But they added that a legal fight to resolve the issue could easily outlast Trump's first term and Democrats' impeachment push.
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Abbas' longer-term tactic will likely be to outlast Trump, and hope for something better at the White House in 2020.
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The company has calculated that Kaepernick's loyal following and popularity with star athletes will outlast boycotts and short-term stock pressure.
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Instead, they must stay put and make sure they have enough supplies to outlast prolonged power outages and other potential emergencies.
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Put together, Pompeo has found a way to outlast and push out adversaries while bringing in more of his likeminded allies.
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He may fail in this election, but the leftward shift he set in motion within Labour could very well outlast him.
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To do so, they must outlast the New England Patriots, who are appearing in their ninth Super Bowl in 212 seasons.
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Nearly a year after release, and two major changes later, Outlast 2 has made peace with what it's calling Story Mode.
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"Tonight we just found a way to outlast them, and that's just a credit to our guys," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said.
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Samardzija did his part, helping San Francisco outlast Martinez before emerging with a 3-13, 13-inning win at rainy Busch Stadium.
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CONWAY: And every -- all of the nominees, all of the justices on the Supreme Court, outlast anyone&aposs presidency of eight years.
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Sabres outlast Canadiens at home BUFFALO, N.Y. — Wins have been hard to come by at home this season for the Buffalo Sabres.
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It's meant to outlast us, but she runs into complications when she discovers that a long-assumed-dead colony still has survivors.
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Trump made this Russia story more powerful — but unlike the previous storylines, this new wrinkle might have enough endurance to outlast him.
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But it still has a way to go to outlast the longest post-war cycle, the ten years from 22007 to 220.
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The checks and balances that populists decry are reasonably effective in most rich countries and will outlast the current crop of demagogues.
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The spec I was given was that the motor should easily outlast the shoe, so it shouldn't be the point of failure.
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If Gorsuch ultimately wins confirmation, his lifetime appointment — he's 49 years old — will most likely outlast Trump's time in the White House.
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But the Thunder found a way to outlast the Hawks, getting crucial shots in the final minutes, capped with Westbrook's game-winner.
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The response of several governments has triggered a debate about abortion, birth control and sex education which may outlast the outbreak itself.
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Journalism is built on a strong foundation and will outlast Trump and other demagogues who seek to subvert facts and the truth.
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The dust could also exacerbate underlying health conditions like allergies, asthma or cardiovascular disease, requiring treatment that could outlast the pointing work.
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It is time for conscientious leaders to base future reforms on values that transcend party lines and will outlast the present moment.
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EditorsNote: Corrects to "lower-body" in NOTES: Deletes "who had two assists" in paragraph 228 Lightning outlast Ducks in shootout TAMPA, Fla.
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It might propel her into the fall debates and help her outlast some of the more traditional politicians seeking the nomination. 5.
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But it's impossible to tell ahead of time what brands will outlast their competitors and which will shutter, get acquired, or pivot.
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He might outlast me if I don't make this club, or if my arm can't handle the torque of pitching multiple innings.
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Immortality is the one true goal of art and of humanity; to create something that will outlast one's physical and mental existence.
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It would be more difficult to exert pressure on an AG who is certain to outlast the presidential administration that appointed them.
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We have net neutrality, which might outlast me on this earth in terms of the debate that still has to be solved.
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The House Republican proposal also features a clever idea to help ensure that Trump's regulatory freeze could outlast his term in office.
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The Democratic investigations will long outlast the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and are already a tangle of targets and witnesses.
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Here, the key is to be proactive, to invest money, and to build networks that will endure and outlast the Trump administration.
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But every season, a fresh cast gathers anew hoping to outwit, outplay, and outlast everyone else – and win the $269.003 million prize.
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An "interest only" retirement plan removes one of the biggest fears about life after leaving your job: Will my money outlast me?
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Memories of vacations, concerts, and quality time spent with the people you love far outlast the memory of buying a new outfit.
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In short: This is a massive moment in Washington politics -- with legal and political implications that could long outlast the Trump presidency.
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These elements will be inclined either to provoke failure of the talks or to outlast American and other outsiders' pressure to persevere.
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His biggest legislative achievements were passed almost exclusively with Democratic votes, meaning there was no bipartisan consensus that would outlast his presidency.
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The Bulls had just enough to outlast Miami for the last playoff spot, but they should not harbor any delusions of grandeur.
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"I think they're going to outlast the other brands in their industry because of that maniacal focus on controlled growth," Tsai adds.
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Starting today, you can play Outlast 2, a game meant to scare the pants off you, without worrying so much about dying.
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The original game launched on PC and elsewhere later, while Outlast 2 was released on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 simultaneously.
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A Succulent Terrarium This trendy take on the houseplant is far more romantic than your average ficus and will long outlast cut flowers.
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It seems improbable that Jeremy Corbyn, the hapless old radical who bumbled into the leadership of the Labour Party, can long outlast him.
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Sterling K. Brown didn't outlast the play-off music at Sunday's Emmy Awards, but he was able to finish his acceptance speech backstage.
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It&aposs like, Trump&aposs key is to outlast everyone and the thing is, he doesn&apost drink so he can do that.
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Experts tell Axios that it only appears that way: Protectionism, they say, is now part of the populist zeitgeist — and will outlast Trump.
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The length of the terms mean governors routinely outlast presidents, and the terms are staggered to further insulate the Fed from political pressure.
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The fight over this citizenship question could take years and potentially outlast Trump's current term, based on legal precedent from the Obama administration.
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The trailer for Blair Witch evokes the Outlast series and Resident Evil 7, both of which draw heavily from the found-footage genre.
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Doctors have prescribed painkillers to millions of people in the United States, but those prescriptions often outlast the pain they're meant to subdue.
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The 17-foot-tall stone slab is inscribed with a message that, by virtue of the medium, could outlast the civilization around it.
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I'd like to hear from each of you what you consider to be his single biggest accomplishment that will outlast the Trump era.
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And that will, by far, outlast my tenure here, but it's the underpinning of what's going to happen over the next ten years.
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"Let it be an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass … and outlast them all," Brzezinski recalled the president-elect saying.
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Whichever administrator is chosen would then have a fixed 10-year term limit, in order to outlast the average eight-year presidential administration.
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Amid so many other election-year storylines, it's easy to overlook initiatives in place now that ought to outlast the Obama administration's tenure.
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Phillies outlast Marlins in 13 innings PHILADELPHIA — In the Philadelphia Phillies' longest game this season, at least the home crowd went home happy.
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But, perhaps even more importantly, they give us insight into creatures that will probably outlast us — and maybe even cockroaches — on this planet.
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He has seemed to outlast concerns about his age, his long, sketchy political record, and his suitability to lead a changing Democratic Party.
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At over $200, it's not necessarily the cheapest piece in your closet, but it's well-made enough to outlast just about everything else.
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Corbyn's supporters often like to boast that he has outlasted two Conservative prime ministers and will soon outlast his third in Boris Johnson.
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And a quarter of a mile underground in Finland, nuclear scientists and engineers are working on a project that will outlast them all.
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A well-seasoned cast iron skillet can become just as nonstick as an aluminum or stainless steel pan and will definitely outlast them.
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When Taylor died in August, it was good to remember that dances can outlast their creators, and even be brought back to life.
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" Warren: "I will outwork, out-organize and outlast anyone, and that includes Donald Trump, Mike Pence, or whoever the Republicans get stuck with.
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This facilitates and logs cryptocurrency transactions and is seen as a technology borne out of bitcoin that could potentially outlast the cryptocurrency craze.
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It came up a few times, and he was just kind of like, we're going to outlast him because change is moving forward.
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But AirPods should outlast the Galaxy Buds by roughly two hours when it comes to overall battery life provided through the charging case.
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But it has also maintained communications with some cells of the Taliban insurgency, betting that the Taliban will outlast the American military presence.
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In the absence of professional development funds to build these skills, a forward-thinking employee will know their skills will outlast the recession.
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Amid a planet of roaming beasts, tiny specks of life managed to survive, adapt, and use their conscious brains to outlast the giants.
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There's a whole history of films that won best film, and nobody is checking for them now, so the work will outlast that stuff.
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"It's a long game, and you've got outlast a team like this, and we were unable to do it," Dallas Coach Rick Carlisle said.
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Don&apost think for a second that Trump&aposs economic nationalism, his conservative more populous philosophy won&apost outlast his presidency, it surely will.
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This time, the jury functioned more like the Supreme Court, asking pointed questions from the bench along the themes of Outwit, Outplay, and Outlast.
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Keir Giles of Chatham House thinks Putin almost certainly has a succession plan in mind already and predicts that Putinism will long outlast Putin.
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The Sladda is a $400 cruiser built to outrun and outlast anything else you could buy for that price at your local bike shop.
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Each one even comes in smaller sizes for children, and all six sheets are durable enough to outlast a solid two to three manicures.
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Interest swells the ranks of groups like Democratic Socialists of America, which existed before Sanders ran for president and will hopefully outlast his career.
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In 2016, Sanders built a movement — a very impressive and impactful movement — that, in many ways, will outlast most presidential runs that preceded him.
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Because college costs can outlast child and spousal support, it is often what ties parents together for the longest period of time, Joy said.
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Japanese women, for instance, live more than six years longer than their male counterparts, but Aché men outlast their women by about nine months.
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Malcolm died before Ali could seek his forgiveness, a reminder that our egos may out outlast our impulse to acknowledge wrong and embrace reconciliation.
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Who will outlast the pack when they all must try to get a video conferencing system to work in front of the entire office?
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The three pillars of the ideology — isolationism, protectionism and restricting immigration — were gaining popularity before Donald Trump became president and may outlast his tenure.
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Donald Trump's impact on America — its norms of both politics and everyday life — will outlast the 2016 presidential election whether or not he wins.
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Making works that can be seen from the stratosphere and can outlast the elements means blasting through rock and transporting endless tons of soil.
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The rare consensus signals that American friction with China will outlast any agreement on tariffs – regardless of whether Trump stays in the White House.
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The Wizards needed three overtimes to outlast the Phoenix Suns 253-213 at home on Saturday, playing the game without John Wall (flu/illness).
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Aside from being super fast, strong, and having the ability to outlast any normal human (or creature) in battle, Witchers have also studied magic.
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As young climate activists such as Greta Thunberg have made clear, this challenge will outlast the political lives of everyone gathered in New York.
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Outlast 2 does a great job setting up a spooky vibe, but it's still got predictable scares that take you out of the moment.
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London's inexperienced roster managed to outlast the Mayhem thanks in large part to DPS Gil-seong "Glister" Lim, who carved Florida up on McCree.
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Some politician-gropers may outlast the outrage, but the idea that sexual sophistication requires defending pigs from prudes has largely fallen out of fashion.
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During a downturn, leaders will stress the bottom line, and investors will be looking for a nimble vision that can outlast the lean times.
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He continues to cite an audit that seems poised to outlast any of our natural lifetimes as the reason he won't release his tax returns.
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And though Outlast was successful enough for them to work on a sequel, it doesn't mean Red Barrels became a studio with hundreds of employees.
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Back in the early automotive days, when humans could easily outlast their cars, automakers looked at this event as a way to earn bragging rights.
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Aside from the quest for power, Lushkov notes that after the dust settles, the Wall will probably outlast whoever gets to sit on the throne.
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Take, for example, the latest Resident Evil, which switches the series to first-person horror adventure, a genre recently popularized by YouTube sensations like Outlast.
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It's off to a great start, but if the app is to outlast the current fad, here are things it needs to work on. 1.
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Right now, there is a line that separates those who can afford to outlast Trump's government shutdown and those who may not be able to.
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Or maybe it's just getting boring because the franchise is played out and has, like most shows that outlast Gunsmoke and Bonanza, run its course.
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The headphones work on a similar principle as most other bluetooth earbuds, with a charging case to help them outlast their meager on-board battery.
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Let me take the long view and say that these big news brands in this country have outlasted many presidents and will outlast President Trump.
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US-Iran tensions have risen in recent weeks, and it appears that Tehran is betting it can outlast Trump and avoid war, writes Frida Ghitis.
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Living donor transplants can cut wait times by years, and research has shown that that living donor kidneys tend to outlast those from deceased donors.
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Is it their longer Outlast Stay Fabulous 3-in-1 Foundation, their waterproof Total Tease Full + Long + Refined mascara, or their truNaked waterproof eyeliner duo?
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Unless the pitcher had exceptional command, like the Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw, Harper gambled that his opponent could not outlast him or throw three straight strikes.
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"Each of these confirmed judges will outlast this administration and have the potential to decimate civil rights in the Trump's vision for generations to come."
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But the union leader said it's critical for them to outlast Superintendent Austin Beutner, a former investment banker who doesn't have a background in teaching.
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ZANU-PF consolidated power over decades, giving Zimbabwe the trappings of a Soviet-style one-party state that might long outlast Mr. Mugabe, now 94.
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Such depictions seem likely to outlast Ms. Merkel herself, making it difficult to imagine Europe's summoning the unity to bolster itself against the next crisis.
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They shared personal stories of loss and heartache, as well as their own thoughts about whether friendship can — and should — outlast time, distance and betrayal.
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With the proper approach, the culture can outlast the talent, even in the N.B.A. Provided, of course, the flow of talent does not dry up.
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Abdullah Zaidi, an economic expert in Benghazi said he did not believe the rise of the dinar would outlast the central bank's injection of dollars.
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The Dominicans, who swept the 2013 tournament, won their third in a row here, but needed 103 innings to outlast the plucky Colombians, 10-3.
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The truth is, the universe far predates humans, it will far outlast humans, and contemplating its death is a depressing effort that highlights our incredible insignificance.
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"This book is my personal anthem and I hope readers realize they have greatness within to outlast the challenging stretches of every journey," she told PEOPLE.
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Resident Evil 7 sets its hero against a pseudo-zombified white family in the American bayou, while Outlast 2 draws horror from an American religious cult.
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That code has helped him outlast most other top administration officials, like former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, to become the most powerful person in Trump's Cabinet.
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Sure, it's great to have access to players like LeBron James and Steph Curry, but Harambe — like NBA Jam itself — is determined to outlast us all.
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Yet seen from a different angle, China's market troubles demonstrate one of the reasons why its officials think they can outlast America in a trade war.
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Modern-day Chinese mandarins obsess over differences within the Trump administration, not realising that the hardening of the Washington mood predates and will outlast Mr Trump.
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"The current disruption is not a postponement of income, but is lost revenue," he explained, adding the impact on consumption will outlast the physical cash shortages.
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They got plucked to be on the show for a reason, and they certainly have just as much capability to outwit, outplay, and outlast the guys.
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However, the violence now appears destined to outlast President Obama's time in office and could be remembered as one of the darkest periods of his presidency.
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Williamson is staying in Blueridge, Georgia, as Maria pushes toward the island, but her son — Shaun Brian Sells — and Stevens plan to outlast that hurricane, too.
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With the passage of time, though, the human element—compelling, empathetic portraits of both perpetrators and victims—will doubtless re-emerge, and outlast any political bromides.
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Ryan and other GOP leaders may be the key actors assuring that the global crisis of the Trump presidency will far outlast his term in office.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski claimed last Friday Trump privately told her he is comfortable with a nuclear arms race as the U.S. can "outlast" any other nation.
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Two key themes that are likely to outlast the headlines are demographics and a renewed emphasis on cost control in health-care services, in our view.
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Asked by Stahl about earlier comments she made referring to Trump's "assault on the Constitution," Pelosi expressed confidence the country's system of government could outlast Trump.
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By starting out with industries first, Golan is able to identify market leaders that are structurally advantaged, meaning they have growth drivers that outlast economic shakeouts.
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Smart, Horford restore order as Celtics outlast Knicks NEW YORK — A brief lull nearly sent the Boston Celtics home on Christmas Day with the wrong result.
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Having played Outlast since, the setting coupled with its volatile patients does nothing to alleviate the false stereotype that mental illness is something to be feared.
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But the union leader said it's critical for them to outlast district Superintendent Austin Beutner, a former investment banker who doesn't have a background in teaching.
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Khrushchev's actual declaration was "We will outlast you" — prematurely boastful, perhaps, but not quite the declaration of hostilities most Americans heard, thanks to his interpreter's mistake.
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His critical criteria are timeless, which is the point; for a book to outlast its first breath, it must contend with all that has come before.
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" How this curious idea came to seem right and true (and to outlast the hairy armpits) is the historical question at the heart of "Hippie Food.
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The contestant who wins has to kill or outlast all of the other contestants, whereupon they'll be rewarded with a lifetime of wealth and survivor's guilt.
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We know that the stress associated with rationing compounds over the course of a life, and that rich lives outlast poor ones by over a decade.
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Novak Djokovic, No. 2, won the other two Grand Slam men's singles' titles in Australia and Wimbledon, needing a five-set thriller to outlast Roger Federer.
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Eventually, Thompson says, he got rid of his hoarding habit and started to make purchases that he knew would outlast the style trends of the NBA.
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It was, after all, the expectation that Trump would appoint conservative justices -- whose tenures would long outlast his presidency -- that kept many moderate Republicans behind his candidacy.
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That said, when I streamed Outlast 2 for Waypoint viewers last week, I struggled through some early sections in a way that dampened enthusiasm to keep playing.
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Last year the event was set in a zombie apocalypse, and teams had to eliminate or outlast their opponent as undead spawned from dens around the map.
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After watching Romney outlast a series of outsider candidates, insiders seem to have grown complacent about the ability of the insider favorite to survive more popular challengers.
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As growth investing gets increasingly competitive, Stoner hopes the new influx of cash will help Battery outlast other investors and back more companies that have been overlooked.
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"Let it be an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all," Trump said back in December before being installed as president.
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Dolo will also have to outlast specialized apps like Wildfire for celebrity sightings and safety alerts, Citizen for crime mapping and Hive Social for interest-based communities.
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What to watch: Battery life and replacement costs have been major concerns with electric vehicles, as have 10-year warranties that in some cases outlast their manufacturers.
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He said it was the job of a head of government to stand by their policies even under pressure and suggested Merkel would outlast all her critics.
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So some economists would say that the country which ships fewer goods to the other has an advantage — and can outlast the other in an extended clash.
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Rookie Dillon Brooks led eight players in double figures with 19 points Monday afternoon, helping the Memphis Grizzlies outlast the Los Angeles Lakers 33-114 in Memphis.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski on Friday claimed Trump privately told her he is comfortable with a nuclear "arms race" because he believes the U.S. can "outlast" any competitor.
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Nonfiction As time marches on, it doesn't seem impossible that Orson Welles's legend as the screen's ultimate Sisyphean showman will outlast any particular familiarity with his movies.
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As far as his greater burden is concerned, he radiates no certainty that the blues will outlast him as anything other than a source of curatorial interest.
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The USDA also said it was strengthening criteria for approval of waivers, for example, by limiting their duration to ensure they do not outlast poor economic conditions.
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Sadly, it only lives on in memes and on T-shirts (along with the "Hillary shimmy" from the same night, which I hope will outlast us all).
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But in the last year, a more serious rift emerged that is sure to outlast Obama's time in office and will leave a challenge for his successor.
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Ron DeSantis is widely seen as the favorite to outlast state Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, as he campaigns on nothing so much as his support for Trump.
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Naming justices and judges is easier than forging legislative compromises, and Mr. Trump understands that his judicial appointments represent a legacy that will long outlast his presidency.
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First things first: technically speaking, Cleveland has to beat the Toronto Raptors to reach the Finals, just as Golden State has to outlast the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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It reminds us that human endurance and irrepressible love outlast the glacial pace of change, and proves how much we do not yet know about our history.
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The tech entrepreneur has managed to outraise and outlast governors, senators and House members on the strength of his personality, viral momentum, grassroots enthusiasm and guerrilla marketing.
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Domino's Pizza CEO Ritch Allison on Tuesday expressed confidence in the odds that his pizza chain's revised outlook will outlast mounting pressure from third-party delivery apps.
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If we stay local and continue to learn from past defeats and recent victories, the movement for a fairer criminal justice system can outlast them and prevail.
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His campaign may think it can use "immigration week" to finesse Trump's own positions, but Trumpism — as it will outlast his candidacy — isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The pink toys filling artist Portia Munson's glass casket in her show The Garden at PPOW will certainly outlast you and me.
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Boston Celtics 116 - Orlando Magic 100 Jayson Tatum scored 33 points, and host Boston shot a blistering 56.5 percent from behind the 3-point arc to outlast Orlando.
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When you've got a $250 phone that's plenty good at a smartphone's core duties and can handily outlast a Galaxy S10 Plus or iPhone XR, that's pretty special.
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EditorsNote: Recasts third graph Senators outlast Canucks in shootout VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The season is still young, but the Ottawa Senators have already worked a lot of overtime.
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He managed it, just, on Wednesday as his vast experience saw the 250th seed outlast straggly-haired Canadian teenager Denis Shapovalov in a five-set classic in Melbourne.
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All of which explains why filling Mr Scalia's chair has turned into a titanic political battle that will overshadow the 2016 presidential campaign and quite possibly outlast it.
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Millsap, Hawks outlast Knicks in four overtimes ATLANTA — Once they started playing overtimes, there was no way Atlanta forward Paul Millsap was going to come off the court.
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However, the underlying story has been the U.S. economy's ability to outlast the downturn in manufacturing output, a development that has been underrated by the market, he said.
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And, as the next prime minister's tenure is likely to illustrate, Theresa May was also a victim of circumstances that long predate her and will long outlast her.
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The sounds of life seem to outlast the frustrations; everybody has reasons to be upset but if there is a dead end, no one has hit it yet.
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Apps aren't the only way to outlast death, of course — art can accomplish the same trick, and "Still Here" deserves a long and happy life of its own.
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Their privileged permanence as family members has allowed them to outlast other aides in an environment where expectations have been shifted and, at times, lowered on their behalf.
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"A tree that has deep roots can outlast almost any condition — ferocious storms, extreme heat and cold and the sheer brutality of life and its obstacles," Cobley says.
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"They will hand over the terrorists, or they will share in their fate," then-President George W. Bush said, launching a war that would far outlast his presidency.
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It is past time to recognize that if this problem is not solved and solved urgently, our adversaries will outlast us in conflict and eventually dictate the outcome.
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Denver Nuggets 123 - Atlanta Hawks 115 Nikola Jokic scored a career-high 47 points, and Will Barton added a season-high 28 to help visiting Denver outlast Atlanta.
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The success of the sanctions shifted Iran's approach from patience — merely trying to outlast the Trump administration and absorb sanctions pain — to escalation, in order to offset pressure.
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But I&aposm so very glad it tried, and believe the lasting effects of this message by showrunner Michael Schur will far outlast any gripes people may have.
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He noted that longer-living creatures can outlast heatwaves and microscopic creatures can easily bounce back , but those whose life cycles are in the middle are hard hit.
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Don't encourage bad behavior While Iran's record of illegal activities predates Trump -- and will likely outlast his time in office -- his policy decisions have exacerbated tensions with Iran.
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Should Flake take a hard stand against Trump, he will thus further fuel an intramural Republican conflict that seems likely at this stage to outlast Trump's own presidency.
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Anyone's who's nabbed such a big-ticket buy knows the feeling of buying something you know will outlast the sped-up, rise-and-fall cycle of fast-fashion trends.
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It was a surprise, then, when Outlast 2 suddenly received a "global rebalancing of the game difficulty" update last week, a little over two weeks after it came out.
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Branden Carlson scored 15 points, collected 10 rebounds and blocked eight shots — all career-highs — to help Utah outlast Stanford for a 64-56 overtime victory on Thursday night.
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Suffice to say that the Neanderthals, the Denisovans and the "hobbits" of Flores did not long outlast the arrival of Homo sapiens in their respective necks of the woods.
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Cuffing season is upon us, and with it a desire for a love so pure that it can outlast anything (or, at the very least, four solid months indoors).
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Will the rest of the staff, armed with juicy gossip, be able to outlast Sanders and each other to get their bit of information to the Washington Post first?
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Son likes to pick a winner in a crowded space's that's likely to consolidate, and inject so much money that the company can outlast rivals and experiment as needed.
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CoverGirl Outlast LongWear + Moisture Lipstick in Red Siren: You'll never have to choose between moisture and long-lasting power ever again, thanks to this ultra-hydrating formula from CoverGirl.
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Let's just take three examples: First, of all the things Obama achieved, saving the global economy from a second Great Depression is a huge achievement that will outlast Trump.
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Pacers outlast woeful 76ers PHILADELPHIA — The Indiana Pacers have little breathing room as they try to cling to the eighth and final playoff spot in the NBA's Eastern Conference.
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In 2014, the top-seeded Spurs needed seven games to outlast Monta Ellis and the Mavericks, then lost only four games the rest of the way to the title.
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Only fertile females that have mated — queens in waiting — seek refuges under the tundra, sometimes in old mouse burrows, where they outlast the winter in a state of torpor.
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A 2006 study titled "Why Women Live Longer Than Men: Sex Differences in Longevity," published in General Medicine, notes that male birds outlast female birds under similar captive conditions.
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" Later, he told the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that he is OK with an "arms race" because "we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all.
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It won only after Ricardo Quaresma banged in the rebound of that shot, and then it needed penalties — including a clincher by Quaresma — to outlast Poland in the quarters.
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The highest achievements of the genre, such as Michael Herr's trippy and gritty Vietnam War book "Dispatches," outlast the temporal headlines by dint of literary élan and analytical incision.
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Instead of going to the government for direct, financial help in the form of a bailout, for now, U.S. airlines are tightening their belts, hoping to outlast the pandemic.
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Shrinking sales didn't really hurt Apple — it has enough cash to outlast an ice age — but it made it look like post-Steve Jobs Apple hasn't been innovative enough.
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It remains to be seen whether the president's actions will precipitate a broader shift away from global integration that might echo around the world and outlast the Trump administration.
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But Israel, with the strongest army in the region, has repeatedly demonstrated that it can endure and outlast whatever bursts of resistance the divided and exhausted Palestinians can muster.
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Things start going horribly wrong and after an earthquake wrecks the station, the crew's got to survive in the depths of the ocean and outlast whatever's lurking down there.
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FlyQuest was deliberate and methodical in how it moved around the map and took all but one CLG turret in the game, claiming four Ocean drakes to outlast CLG.
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Though they claim otherwise, they are pursuing a brutal war of attrition, hoping to grind down morale among Afghan troops and to show they can outlast the American military.
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Next up for Federer is Spanish 14th seed Roberto Bautista Agut, who overcame a slow start to outlast American 22nd seed Sam Querrey 3-6 6-2 6-63.
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Even now, I take great care to invest in objects that are built to outlast me — things that will serve as a testament to my legacy, values and memories.
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Even if people aren't as excited about whiskey stones as they might have been 10 years ago, the stones might just have the staying power to outlast us all.
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So it's pretty impressive that Outlast 2 managed to provide a few genuine scares even as I stood in front of a kiosk at the bright, flashy Microsoft booth.
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The myth of a great woman writer's overwhelming dread of being caught in the act of writing shouldn't outlast a male president's supposed childhood confession of hatcheting a tree.
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Texas loses more often than it wins and it has a great deal of litigation still pending before judges that may outlast Obama's presidency, which ends in January 2017.
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With Outlast, we've reached such a wide audience, that skill varies a lot from player to player and the amount of time they saw that screen varies as well.
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American women are rushing to get birth control that could outlast a Trump presidency American women are rushing to get birth control that could outlast a Trump presidency Usage of highly effective, long-lasting birth control has jumped after Donald Trump's victory in the November presidential election, as American women consider what a Republican effort to reverse the Affordable Care Act could mean for access to intrauterine devices (IUDs) and other contraception.
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He noted that China certainly wouldn't back down and would be willing to "go to the mat" in the fight, but that the US would be able to outlast them.
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A contestant on "Survivor: Kaoh Rong" failed to outwit, outplay and outlast the feds ... because she pled guilty to felonies for falsifying Hurricane Katrina water test results ... TMZ has learned.
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He didn't just outlast a 41-year-old has-been, which is the kind of accusation being tossed around by those who didn't see the heavyweight division reborn on Saturday.
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The Hornets suffered through a stretch of 12 losses in 13 games before heading to the West Coast, where they managed to outlast the Sacramento Kings and Los Angeles Lakers.
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The entrepreneur has enjoyed a staying power in the primary race that has seen him already qualify for the November debate and outlast several governors, senators and other establishment candidates.
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It's got less capacity than the XS Max, but remember that the XR is powering a smaller, lower-resolution display, which is almost certainly what helps it outlast the Max.
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The agitation eventually died down, but it posed an intriguing possibility: Might the Sanders movement outlast his campaign and become a permanent thorn in Hillary Clinton and leading Democrats' sides?
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"Survivor White House: Outspin, Outlast," the headline reads with a picture of Trump surrounded by Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, Reince Priebus, Rex Tillerson, Jared Kushner, Jeff Sessions, and Anthony Scaramucci.
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Senators outlast Islanders with 6-5 win NEW YORK — Ottawa Senators backup goalie Mike Condon felt a surge of adrenaline as he entered Friday night's game in the second period.
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That survival-of-the-fittest strategy means refusing to cut output unilaterally, waiting to outlast other producers before they beg Riyadh to collaborate in joint supply curbs to rescue prices.
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And as I also said, thanks to the savings we've enjoyed so far, I'm pretty sure our retirement funds will outlast us…which has the alternative beat all to heck.
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Boaters, campers, van lifers, wilderness dwellers, and construction workers, especially, can all put it to good use, and it will outlast any lightweight plastic or steel jug several times over.
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That and the fact that bones outlast softer organs make osteosarcoma a natural cancer to look for among early hominins, the zoological tribe that includes humans and their extinct kin.
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The bottom line: While the Trump administration launched a global trade war with the goal of bolstering U.S. manufacturing, the trade war's unintended consequences could far outlast the conflict itself.
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Anthony's long-held determination to outlast Jackson in New York had eroded, and even after Jackson's departure from the Knicks in late June he no longer wanted to stick around.
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Data cannot defeat Kolrami, he discovers, but he can outlast him, drive him into a rage and force him to quit the game, which is itself a kind of victory.
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Some reason that they needed a Republican, even this opportunistic Donny-Come-Lately, for the conservative judges and tax cuts that would outlast whatever bad behavior he brought to bear.
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While few toys outlast the initial hype, the ones he listed have endured as cherished memories from childhood and helped shape play time expectations long after they left the shelves.
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They are an emblem of Mr. Trump's in-your-face management style, but also a reminder that in the White House, the seats always outlast the people seated in them.
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Air New Zealand passengers flying to and from Chicago can enjoy a special cooling pillow with Outlast technology — the same material NASA uses in astronaut gloves to keep hands cool.
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A note on a locker addressed to Lynn, lockers blowing open and slamming shut, chilling laughter and disturbing shrieks: all of these elements made Outlast 2's high school unsettling.
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Outlast 2 recommends stopping for a bit to regain energy, but it's kind of hard to take that suggestion seriously when a knife enthusiast is hell-bent on killing you.
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The meticulously-crafted Chernobyl isn't a simple story about the dangers of nuclear power, which is why it will likely outlast more alarmist fare like the 1979 film China Syndrome.
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Liriano solid in return as Blue Jays outlast Yankees TORONTO — Francisco Liriano gave the Toronto Blue Jays everything they could have expected in his return from the disabled list Friday night.
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They form inside magma, and like some better-known carbon crystals, zircons are forever—they can outlast the rocks they form in and withstand eons of unspeakable pressure, erosion and deformation.
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TEXAS A&M 24, FLORIDA 21 Jalen Jones scored 212 points, and Danuel House added 213 to help No. 214 Texas A&M outlast visiting Florida for its seventh straight win.
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But the movement is sure as hell bigger than one Secretary of Education, and if we keep up the good fight, it will far outlast anything she throws into the world.
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These same incentives create extraordinary pressure for justices to stay on the bench long after they might have otherwise retired, in the hopes that they can outlast an ideologically unfriendly administration.
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That's a pretty low number, especially if you're spending $650 on a controller, then you probably also have spare battery packs for your drones that will eventually outlast their own controller.
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The factors considered were ability to defend against a virus, ability to contain a virus, ability to find a cure, and ability to outlast an epidemic with an ample food supply.
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"Let it be an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all," Trump reportedly told Mika Brzezinski, who broke the news this morning on Morning Joe.
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Indians 3, Brewers 2 Corey Kluber allowed a run and scattered seven hits in seven innings, and Lonnie Chisenhall and Jose Ramirez had key hits to help Cleveland outlast visiting Milwaukee.
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It's also a test case for the shifting balance of civilian and military leadership in the nation's politics, where any precedent that is set now could long outlast the Trump presidency.
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The consequences of failing to act could far outlast the weather event — the loss of livestock, either through starvation or sale, for example, can set a family back financially for years.
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On a similarly hot, humid late afternoon, Djokovic, then 33, twice collapsed from cramping and exhaustion, but recovered to outlast the 23-year-old Monfils, 21-230, in the fifth set.
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The internal batteries for the sensors will outlast the shoes, Under Armour says, and there's also a neat feature that tracks how many miles in total you've put on over time.
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"The status quo right now is not an option, but economically, Qatar can outlast some of the economic pressure that some of the blockading countries have put on Doha," Hawthorne added.
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It's a visceral kind of fear, one that Outlast and Five Nights at Freddy's eschew in favor of jump scares, a horror almost entirely unique to the earliest attempts at 3D.
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The album cover—Young Thug tipping his hat in an Alessandro Trincone dress—has taken over the conversation for the time being, but JEFFERY's tracks will long outlast all that.
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Of course Outlast isn't alone: there's an unfortunately illustrious portfolio of asylum-set horror games, and even the ones which elicit deeper meaning, like Silent Hill 2, are centered around violence.
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Will the populist surge that lifted him to the White House run its course or will it further transform a nation and its capital in ways that will outlast his presidency?
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Following the election, medical providers across the country reported a surge in requests for intrauterine devices (IUDs), one of few contraceptive options available with the potential to outlast the Trump presidency.
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Prince Harry, in an especially frank moment, seemed to acknowledge that there were occasional disagreements, but he maintained that their relationship had a strong foundation that would outlast any temporary tensions.
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If a person in this situation doesn't have at least 50 percent to 70 percent invested in stocks, their purchasing power could erode in retirement and they may outlast their portfolio.
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At the same time the church is supposed to be larger than any particular political philosophy, ready to outlast any particular order and capable of speaking prophetically in periods of transition.
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The 45-year-old entrepreneur suspended his presidential campaign following the New Hampshire primary last week after a surprising run that saw him outlast many higher-profile Democratic candidates, including Sens.
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The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports that Yang has managed to outraise and outlast governors, senators and House members on the strength of his personality, viral momentum, grassroots enthusiasm and guerilla marketing.
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I mean, just look at some of the games that have been on PS Plus so far: Outlast, Spelunky, The Swapper, Rogue Legacy, Transistor, Grow Home, Helldivers—the list goes on.
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These wrinkles pushed contestants to depraved depths of money mongering, as they betrayed alliance members in their quest to outwit, outplay, and outlast—one contestant even voted out her own mom.
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Mayfield, No. 12 Oklahoma outlast Texas DALLAS — Quarterback Baker Mayfield struggled to contain his emotions in the final seconds of Oklahoma's 20163-24 win over Texas on Saturday at the Cotton Bowl.
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He will just be pouring water in the glass and it will be like hour four, and he will just be drinking because he knows, he knows that he can outlast you.
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Too many new leaders have woken up to their power at the local and state levels since 2016, and I expect their enthusiasm for electing and lobbying state legislators will outlast Trump.
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As McGowan pointed out in her statement, "each of these confirmed judges will outlast this administration and have the potential to decimate civil rights in the Trump's vision for generations to come."
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Now nearly 75 years old and deep in the back nine of his career, Edwards wants to convert this new movement—and consolidate his life's work—into something that will outlast him.
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It's easy to feel a pang of sentimentalism for the web that didn't matter, especially since digital spaces emit a sense of permanence, like every animated gif loop will inherently outlast you.
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It is also hilarious, which is exactly why it's inspired a meme that could even potentially outlast the Kardashian fame cycle — not to mention the iPhone cases, air fresheners, and an emoji.
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A new wave of violence is virtually ensuring that Syria will be a stain on President Obama's foreign policy legacy, with the civil war there likely to outlast his time in office.
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One standout in the premium PC segment was Bluehole's "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," a new massively multiplayer online game in which players parachute onto an island and try to defeat and outlast other gamers.
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Attrition. Get good enough at the basics that you can keep the kaiju from doing damage, outlast them for long enough, and eventually a grand opportunity will be revealed for real success.
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In recent years, Coldplay have been able to outlast the many other British artists who produced similar tunes in the early 2000s (see chart), largely thanks to their incorporation of electronic elements.
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Nationals outlast Reds in 14 innings WASHINGTON — Washington Nationals center fielder Ben Revere got a big bear hug from teammate Jayson Werth, who knows a thing or two about walk-off hits.
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In the first match of the women's draw, Jelena Ostapenko of Latvia needed 2 hours 40 minutes to outlast Anna Karolina Schmiedlova of Slovakia, 1-6, 43-6 (6), 7-6 (5).
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" The day after Denise's 64 points helped Union-Whitten outlast Jeanette's 76, the Register again ran an all-caps headline, this one touting the team result: "UNION WHITTEN WINS IT: 113–107!
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The process of writing a budget forces lawmakers to come out of their silos, think about the larger fiscal issues, and consider the fiscal consequences that may outlast their time in office.
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" Peter, I called him seriously by the week until my galley couldn't be changed anymore, "Are you sure your commitment to news is real and will outlast the publication of my book?
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From there, it would be a simple matter of cleaning up the pieces: The party establishment would finally have united behind him, and he could outlast Trump and Cruz by outspending them.
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Far more enduring, far more effective, far more significant in a tournament is the ability to outlast opponents, to find a way to win, regardless of how aesthetically pleasing it might be.
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He finished second in Berlin a few months later behind Wilson Kipsang, a fellow Kenyan who needed to set what was then a world record to outlast Kipchoge in the final miles.
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Because The Pilgrim is targeting the team's younger selves, this episode includes multiple versions of most of the cast, and forces Rip to outsmart and outlast the organization he once worked for.
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His vast financial resources and status as a well-known returning runner-up give him some of the advantages that establishment-backed candidates have usually relied on to outlast activist-backed candidates.
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They definitely outlast AirPod Pros at eight hours on a single charge, plus an additional 24 with the charging case, and they feature noise-cancellation, auto-pairing, and repel water and dust.
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The changes that Sessions made to immigration policy will almost certainly outlast him; it's going to be difficult for any future Democratic attorney general to undo much of what Sessions has done.
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Predictably, there remains a great deal of controversy over whether the full vision is possible, or even whether it will outlast the current administration, which will be challenged in elections in May.
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But around three-quarters of Northern eggs were able to outlast the winter in Pennsylvania, the northernmost range where they live regularly—that's nearly double the percentage of Southern eggs that survived.
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Here's Weidman not quite getting it against Romero: And here's Romero using it to perfection against Tim Kennedy: Gastelum's game at middleweight has been to survive, to scramble, and to outlast his opponents.
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"I've read many times that the first Outlast stopped being scary when people realized they could run at the enemies, get hit once and then keep on running until they're safe," he said.
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Even though Anthony Rudolf 's long career in the restaurant industry began around the same time he started drinking, one of these two important fundamentals of his life would ultimately outlast the other.
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Kind of like the work you have to put into a fairytale whirlwind romance formed in front of millions of viewers if you want to outlast all the tabloids betting on your demise.
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The "Outwit, Outplay, Outlast" tagline is the closest we get; what success looks like varies, but every single past winner managed to strike a careful balance between those three hallmarks of the game.
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In The Town of Light, the asylum itself is the horror—but not in an unempathetic Outlast, Sanitarium or BioShock Infinite sort of way, where we're forced to assume mental illness is scary.
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" Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue repeated that claim Thursday on Fox Business News, arguing that Trump would not let China outlast him in trade talks and, of farmer aid, "China's gonna pay for these.
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But amid the chaos, the Trump administration is steadily making progress on a campaign promise that will outlast this administration for decades: the confirmation of federal judges to lifetime positions on the bench.
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In that way, the movie is one heartening sign that Obama's signature hope for an all-inclusive body politic will outlast his administration, and the one so swiftly trying to undo his legacy.
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The Brewers also needed a 163rd regular-season game to outlast the Chicago Cubs for the NL Central title, earning the club's third postseason berth since moving to the National League in 1998.
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Maybe, just maybe, you might outlast every other human outside the gates of undead-besieged Winterfell — protected, perhaps, by Bran's magical abilities — and find yourself Queen of Everything by default come the Spring.
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Sure, you could use ziplocs, but any good nylon sack, like the ones from Mystery Ranch I rely on, will be far sturdier and likely outlast the gear that you pack into them.
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They had to win the final three games of the series to outlast the Thunder, whose miscues — missed shots, turnovers and wasted chances to advance — could haunt the franchise for years to come.
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The other day, JurassicJunkieLive was streaming himself playing Outlast 2 when his partner decided to use their 2-year-old to deliver him a canned beverage, because really, that's what kids are for.
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If he's always leaving the house with a half-dead phone or has the sort of long days that outlast a single charge, this will keep him with backup on commutes or travel.
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That may be because narcissistic CEOs are more likely to bend the rules and create "low-integrity" corporate cultures that often outlast their tenure, as additional studies by Chatman and others have found.
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Mr. Pruitt's proposal is a breathtakingly bad idea, giving polluters license to do their dirty work with less fear of punishment and a greater ability to outlast an understaffed Justice Department in court.
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China has a record of using major events, including the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, to introduce new monitoring tools that outlast their original purpose, Ms. Wang said.
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"Investors should not discount the benefit of announced and unannounced global policy responses that are likely to outlast the impact of COVID-1.3," said Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, J.P. Morgan's chief U.S. equity strategist.
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At the same time, analysts and those who know Mr. Kagame personally say he has not groomed a successor, nor put in place a system that would ensure that Rwanda's advances outlast him.
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Since launching in 1999, it's been their mission to build a business that's centered around style, rather than fashion, so that their product could outlast the grueling pace of the fashion industry trends.
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But open-ended toys — those that can be played with in any number of ways — can outlast a child's latest cartoon-character fixation, as well as tap into their curiosity, energy, and ingenuity.
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Until we have answers to these questions, we won't be able to have any assurance this will turn out OK, or that after Trump's presidency ends, his brand of politics won't outlast him.
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Instead, No. 3 seed Florida State used its superior size and depth to outlast No. 14 Florida Gulf Coast and earn an 86-80 victory in a West Region opener at Amway Center.
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Games like the Outlast series and Resident Evil VII have already spent a lot of time on what it means to play a "found footage" game by implementing handheld cameras into their game.
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Though Jones had left the band by mutual decision in June, his status as the band's founder and original leader ensured that his influence would outlast his membership, and his death devastated the band.
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Capcom's early experiments with action horror, in Dino Crisis, might have been focused instead on Raccoon City and the push back, via games like Amnesia and Outlast, may have started a few years earlier.
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After requiring three hours 23 minutes to get past compatriot Nicolas Mahut on Friday — the longest match at Queen's since 25 — it was surprising to see Simon outlast a player 11 years his junior.
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Neighbors ask one another if he has the means to retire in New York; a few have spoken about leaving him something in their wills — the assumption being that he will outlast them all.
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The fact that these anti-Trump conservative luminaries approve of his immigration policies shows that #NeverTrump is a sometimes shallow stance, and that Trumpism as an ideology is likely to outlast Trump's political career.
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Go watch those numbers representing the orbital trajectory of a car you'll never be able to afford and that will far outlast your brief blip of existence in this unfeeling universe constantly change forever.
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And the imaginative abstractions by Dunbar and Monaghan serve as reminders that the earth's resources – including the sacrosanct terrain below the waters and the mud – will more than likely outlast its current human occupiers.
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The need to access the policies themselves and all the data around them (applicability, ownership, approvals, review history, et al) will likely to outlast the life of the system in which the data resides.
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Has he assembled a coalition of voters that will outlast his candidacy and can deliver victory to a candidate who emulates him but lacks the reality-show stardom, the glittering towers, the garish tresses?
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The second such election follows a decision by the charismatic monk, an 80-year-old Nobel Peace Laureate, to relinquish his political authority and vest it in a democratic system that could outlast him.
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Common cause, in turn, leads to common ground (both aspire to be writers), common ground to friendship, and friendship, for Casement, to a misty-eyed amour fou that will long outlast Ward's youthful handsomeness.
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Their challenge is to outlast the field by coming up with the correct spelling of obscure words that often feature any one of a number of letter combinations that form identical sounds in English.
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JunoPower Kaebo Braided Anti-Tear Charging Cable: 3-Pack Covered in a web of highly-durable nylon cloth with aluminum adapter heads, these anti-tear cables are made to outlast your typical iPhone charger.
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The debate almost immediately turned into a sometimes-unintelligible contest of verbal perseverance, and it was Mr. Cuomo who more often seemed to outlast Mr. Molinaro in terms of sheer refusal to stop talking.
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Everyone from athletes and celebrities to school-age kids drop onto the game's brightly colored maps each day, battling to outlast each match's 25 other opponents, with many spending money to customize their characters.
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Oshie, Caps outlast Oilers WASHINGTON — It should come as no shock that Braden Holtby was on the top of his game Sunday — after all, he is one of the premier goaltenders in the NHL.
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The thick plastic pieces will likely outlast me, but they don't feel as premium as the leathers, metals and woods that adorn the BMWs, Audis, Volvos and Mercedes you can get for this price.
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JunoPower Kaebo Braided Anti-Tear Charging Cable: 3-Pack Surround by a web of highly-durable nylon cloth with aluminum adapter heads, these anti-tear cables are designed to outlast your typical iPhone charger.
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Covergirl ambassador Ayesha Curry teamed up with the renowned affordable (and cruelty-free!) makeup company to release the latest drop in its Outlast Nudes Collection — a range that champions inclusivity with its diverse product offerings.
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In Macedonia, wringing money out of web advertising is a game that long predated Trump's bid for the presidency—and will probably outlast it as well, despite Google's and Facebook's postelection attempts to crack down.
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EditorsNote: rewords eighth graf Jayson Tatum scored 242.7 points, and the host Boston Celtics shot a blistering 253.5 percent from behind the 218-point arc to outlast the Orlando Magic 210-23 on Wednesday night.
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The Rockets pushed to the finish line as well in order to outlast the Utah Jazz for the final playoff spot on the last day of the season and close out a tumultuous regular season.
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Though Scaramucci's stint was beyond brief, it really makes you think about the trove of world records and other impressive feats out there that were able to outlast his 210 days in Trump's White House.
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Consumers remain willing to pay more for premium offerings in numerous markets and they now expect their device to outlast and outperform previous generations of that device which cost considerably less a few years ago.
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Three experts weigh in on whether or not the markets can outlast earnings woes: • Rene Nourse, founder and CEO of Urban Wealth Management, said that the first half of 2019 is up in the air.
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" In a phone conversation a day later with Mika Brzezinski, co-host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, Trump said, "Let it be an arms race … we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all.
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In fact, Musk also said at the event that the roofs should far outlast the standard 20-year life cycle common for roofing materials used today — by as much as two or even three times.
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Between the legal assaults and poor public relations, however, some experts wonder about the survival of the industry as it exists — whether it can outlast the very lack of regulation that allowed its untrammeled growth.
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Rating But just like the characters in The Ring franchise, who struggle to outlast the fate that comes for them after seven days, Rings is locked in an inevitable struggle against the passage of time.
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Catherine Bellis kept Tuesday from becoming a complete washout for the United States as the 18-year-old battled back from a set down to outlast Germany's Julia Goerges 4-6 6-3 6-2.
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The cease-fire took effect on Friday, and while violations have been reported, the world has to hope this one will outlast two previous cease-fires in 2016 and prove to be a turning point.
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The latest gambit by MBS could well be a miscalculation, with Russia well positioned to outlast the Saudis, even as the Saudi state faces large fiscal obligations and domestic elites challenge the Crown Prince's authority.
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Experts say that when patients like that recover, it is often because the supportive care — fluids, breathing support, and other treatment — allows them to outlast the worst effects of the inflammation caused by the virus.
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She's hardly the only one to have that fear: After the election, Planned Parenthood experienced a 900 percent increase in requests for IUDs from women looking for birth control that would outlast the Trump administration.
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The United States, some analysts said, needs to make a better case to the Turkish government for why the American alliance with the Syrian Kurds will most likely outlast the war against the Islamic State.
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The $4 billion corporate travel startup TripActions is making several cuts in addition to laying off employees in an effort to outlast the global halt to travel, cofounder and CEO Ariel Cohen told Business Insider.
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Opinion: Mike Pence's plan to outlast Trump Pence wasn't always the conservative evangelical he professes to be today -- but he has long believed he was destined for the presidency, write Michael D'Antonio and Peter Eisner.
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AROUND THE N.C.A.A. No. 8 Louisville (21-5, 9-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) scored 10 consecutive points in overtime, including 5 straight by Anas Mahmoud, to outlast host Syracuse (16-1003, 8-6), 76-292.
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After appearing in the first two party debates, she didn't make the cut for the four most recent debates even as she managed to outlast sitting mayors, governors and members of Congress in the race.
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The comments are among the most pessimistic about the Middle East's future from the nation's top spy and reflect growing conviction within the administration that the protracted instability will outlast President Obama's time in office.
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Mark Suster, managing partner at Upfront Ventures, warned that unicorns were breeding a managing partner at Upfront Ventures, warned that unicorns were breeding a rotten culture in the Valley that would outlast the market's boom.
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Outlast 2 is at its best when it's working the environment, laying on the psychological horror and nudging you forward when the absolute last thing you want to do is go down that creaky staircase.
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Back in Seattle, there's little reason to think the King's Court won't outlast Hamels Heroes and Sonny Siders and all the others; indeed, the King's Court might forever remain not just the first, but the best.
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The Anthropocene is the increasingly mainstream term for the geologic era of human dominance over the environment, marked in 13 by the first nuclear tests and the proliferation of plastic pollution that might outlast humanity itself.
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GOVERNMENTS, POLITICIANS and ideologies may come and go in Latin America, but the Catholic church seems to outlast them all, despite the problems it has suffered over clerical-abuse scandals and the rise of rival creeds.
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Facebook will outlast the Trump presidency, and will need to make sure it is well positioned to keep the government at arm's length even in case of a President Elizabeth Warren or other pro-regulation advocate.
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There are a few things both "fashion people" and "non-fashion people" can agree on: a love of denim, the need for a good white tee, a desire for quality that will outlast just one wash.
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LONDON — To win Robot Wars, you need to outlast the other robots in your heat, make it through to the final and then crush your opponent in a fierce one-on-one fight to the death.
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This mummy guard, therefore, takes away the weapons of the scientific boxer and for all Ali's mocking of it, he couldn't jab Foreman up, he had to go to the rope-a-dope and outlast him.
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Michael Levy, manager of the Baring Frontier Markets Fund, linked Pakistan's promotion to the big league to efforts to create an environment for companies to deliver strong earnings growth, which should outlast any short-term fillip.
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Lightning center Tyler Johnson scored 1:16 into overtime Wednesday night, and Tampa Bay overcame a two-goal, third-period deficit to outlast the host New Jersey Devils 7-123 in a back-and-forth game.
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Now the rest of the world, Germany included, has to understand how competitive markets in natural gas lead to stability in the global political arena — a lesson that should outlast the Hamburg round of G20 meetings.
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EditorsNote: Resending per client request Johnson, Blue Jackets outlast Red Wings in shootout DETROIT — A rough night, an unbelievable save and an unlikely hero combined to bring an end to the Columbus Blue Jackets' losing streak.
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It's hard to overstate the stakes here: If confirmed, Kavanaugh will long outlast Trump—and could potentially form part of a right-wing bloc that strikes down progressive legislation pushed by future Democratic presidents and congresses.
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But Mr. Trump, a celebrity who largely self-financed his primary campaign, was able to bypass this process, hacking the politics of foreign policy to his considerable advantage — and in ways that could outlast his candidacy.
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And to make them a reality, candidates like Souffrant Forrest will have to outlast Sanders in the long term and in the short term, because her primary is actually two months after his in New York.
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Like a consent decree, the memorandum is intended to outlast elected officials who will be gone from office long before reforms have been completed and to protect the decree from incoming officials who might oppose it.
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LOS ANGELES — They were just five players among the many who arrived for the N.B.A.'s "rookie transition program" in 234, with no way of knowing they would have such successful careers or outlast their peers.
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That they range in age from 21 to 70-ish suggests that Ms. Herzog is also exploring a larger issue, one that for Mary Jane predated Alex's birth and, we begin to dread, will outlast him.
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But what matters is the future, not the past, and whether a nation built on constraining the freedoms granted to ordinary people can outpace, outsmart, and outlast another nation built on defending and broadening those freedoms.
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This latest incarnation is designed to outlast its predecessors by integrating cutting-edge, durable technology into a spacecraft platform that could survive for months, or even years, in the orbital, atmospheric, and surface environment of Venus.
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Mr. de Blasio said on Thursday that he would not veto the measure, but the dispute may outlast Ms. Mark-Viverito's tenure: It could result in a court fight over whether the Council overstepped its authority.
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FORDHAM 36, BUCKNELL 22 Chase Edmonds ran for 181 yards and three touchdowns, and Kevin Anderson passed for 43 yards to help visiting Fordham (8-3, 5-1 Patriot League) outlast Bucknell (4-7, 3-3).
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BREAKINGVIEWS-IAG dealmaking will outlast Willie Walsh ($1 = 0.9001 euros) (Reporting by Sarah Young; additional reporting by Clara-Laeila Laudette in Madrid and Noor Zainab Hussain in Bengaluru editing by Kate Holton/Jason Neely/Susan Fenton)
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Part one: Mike Pence's plan to outlast Trump An outgoing young man, Mike Pence once modeled spring clothes for a local department store and served as an altar boy at the Catholic church his family attended.
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If O'Rourke can maintain the fundraising pace he set during his Senate bid, he may be able to outlast a lot of candidates who will have to fold up because of a lack of funds. 2.
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And transforming the judiciary to make it more sympathetic to such an agenda could be one of the enduring victories of Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell that will far outlast their time in office.
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While Outlast took place in a somewhat cliché (but still scary) abandoned asylum, the sequel moves to the Arizona desert, where investigative journalists Blake Langermann and his wife Lynn are digging deeper into an unsolved murder.
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He suggested that the U.S.-Saudi alliance would outlast the current crisis, however, saying, "We have to be able to work with our allies, and Saudi Arabia has been a very strong ally" on Iran and counterterrorism.
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"Kim Jong Un does not listen to any voice, and this leads us to view Kim Jong Un&aposs mental state as uncontrollable," said South Korea&aposs first female president, who did not outlast her Pyongyang counterpart.
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"Crazy Diamond" (based on the story "Sales Pitch") has Steve Buscemi as a scientist agreeing to help one of his company's androids (played by Borgen / The Duke of Burgundy star Sidse Babett Knudsen) outlast her expiration date.
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The quest for a diplomatic solution to Syria's civil war also faces formidable obstacles, and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who Obama said back in 2011 "must go," looks all but certain to outlast him in office.
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If, for even just 90 days, the American government uses religious conviction as part of its decision-making process regarding who can or can't enter the country, suspicions about our national character will long outlast Trump's presidency.
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Gavin Newsom expected to finish a strong first in that primary, there is growing angst over whether Democrat Antonio Villaraigosa, a former Los Angeles mayor, can outlast Republican John Cox for the second spot in the general.
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"That was very special to be a part of, because that was a home run for tennis, bigger than all of us," said Evert, who recalled sharing Navratilova's bagels while they waited for Lendl to outlast Cash.
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China, always taking the long view, has the reserves to outlast the U.S. in a full-blown trade war, something the president, with short-term and oversimplified answers to complex problems, has yet to take into account.
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Games like 2013's psychiatric hospital-set Outlast, on the other hand, err on the opposite end of the spectrum when portraying mental illness, wholeheartedly adopting tropes involving the criminally insane and abandoned, decrepit mental health institutions.
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Friends of Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump tell us they have the strong impression they are now preparing to stay in D.C. as long as the president does, meaning they'll outlast almost everyone in the West Wing.
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The bottom line: A key institution in American life actively shielded monsters in its own ranks from justice and even worked to outlast statute of limitation laws, showing more concern for rapists and abusers than their victims.
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"It is about a man who made strategic and deliberate decisions about how and when and for how long to promote his causes, to ignore insult and outlast exclusion, to be a gentleman rather than a firebrand."
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IUDs and contraceptive implants, together known as LARC (long-acting reversible contraception), can last anywhere from three to 232 years, meaning they could outlast potential cuts to reproductive healthcare and abortion access under a Trump-Pence administration.
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Two of the sources with ties to the White House said they assumed the White House chief of staff, General John Kelly, wanted at least to outlast his predecessor Reince Priebus' six-month tenure in the position.
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In the early nineteenth century, revolutions against Madrid broke up the Viceroyalty into independent republics, and part of the pathos of "Zama" is that the political entity that Don Diego serves will hardly outlast his abbreviated life.
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Wizards outlast Kings in OT in foul-filled contest WASHINGTON — "It was a nasty game from start to finish," is how DeMarcus Cousins described the Sacramento Kings' foul-plagued, turnover-filled meeting with the Washington Wizards on Monday.
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Out West, the Pacific Division champion Flames have been winning in spurts since mid-February, with their 107 points enough to outlast the division runner-up San Jose Sharks (101) and the Central Division champion Nashville Predators (100).
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Hill helps A's outlast Astros HOUSTON — What Oakland Athletics left-hander Rich Hill proved unequivocally on Thursday night was that the effects of a long, injury-induced layoff could be mitigated by intensive labor and unwavering self-confidence.
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Naji Marshall hit Xavier's only two field goals of overtime Wednesday night, but they were enough to enable the Musketeers to outlast visiting Creighton for a 64-61 win in Big East Conference men's basketball victory in Cincinnati.
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Colorado gets past South Dakota State in 2 OT McKinley Wright IV had a double-double to help Colorado outlast South Dakota State 112-103 in two overtimes on Friday night at Coors Event Center in Boulder, Colo.
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The view, once commonly heard in Beijing, that it could outlast America in a grinding tariff battle has given way to the realisation that, as the country with the huge trade surplus, China has more to lose upfront.
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Powell, a Republican who with a term ending in 2028 could outlast his colleagues at the Fed Board, stressed the need for fiscal policies that encourage Americans to participate in the labor market and that invest in infrastructure.
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"I fear the damage being done to the FBI, and to our nation's institutions more broadly, will far outlast any current crises unless we take decisive, bipartisan action," he wrote in a letter to the committee's chairman, Sen.
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Meghan is now retired from acting, and the show will carry on without her, but the cast's presence shows their bonds will likely outlast the USA Network's hit TV show Meghan starred on from 2011 to 2018. 8.
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MSNBC "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski earlier Friday reported that Trump told her he is open to having a nuclear arms race with other countries, saying he is sure that the U.S. will "outlast" all of them.
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ROYALS OUTLAST RED SOX Whit Merrifield drove in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning, Eric Hosmer hit a two-run homer, and host Kansas City defeated Boston, 22014-290, for its eighth win in nine games.
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But the Yankees were at long last rewarded for their perseverance, pushing three runs home in the 16th inning to outlast the Boston Red Sox for a 4-1 victory that took 5 hours 50 minutes to complete.
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Part one: Mike Pence's plan to outlast Trump Part two: Mike Pence went to college and found God Mike Pence won his first political campaign in 2000 using what became his basic strategy of guns, God, and money.
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To the Editor: President-elect Donald Trump's pledge on nuclear arms to "outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all" has struck listeners not so much as a policy statement as a reflexive expression of national machismo.
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At a closed-door meeting this summer, oil and gas industry lawyers criticized the Trump administration's failure to recruit enough qualified people to secure policy victories that would outlast this presidency, according to a recording of the gathering.
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No one ever asks me about what it was like when I started MicroSolutions or how I used to count the months I was in business, hoping to outlast my previous endeavors and make this one a success.
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Second, and as important, I can leave now knowing a template for growth has been set, a first-class leadership team assembled and prepared for this transition, and POLITICO is powerful and durable enough to outlast us all.
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Sam Ehlinger shrugged off the effects of a lingering shoulder injury to throw for two touchdowns and run for another score and help No. 14 Texas outlast Kansas 573-17 on Friday at Booth Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Between the lines: The court's 4 liberal justices would have kept Trump's ban on ice during the legal appeals — a reminder that Trump's ability to reshape the federal judiciary is a legacy that will outlast almost any specific policy.
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Steelers outlast Packers on Boswell's 53-yard FG PITTSBURGH — The last time the Green Bay Packers came to Heinz Field to face the Pittsburgh Steelers, quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger hooked up in a duel for the ages.
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And issues of self-esteem and beauty will likely always be emotionally and politically charged, which means the conversations I Feel Pretty is trying to have — and the discourse happening around the movie — will likely outlast this particular moment.
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For $7.99 per month, you can subscribe to GeForce Now, which lets you play Android titles such as Outlast 953, Obduction, and The Surge as you would with a GTX 1080 GPU, and stream them to your big screen.
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PROVIDENCE 71, BUTLER 68 Ben Bentil scored 13 of his 20 points in the second half, and No. 16 Providence (16-3, 53-2 Big East) rallied late to outlast No. 18 Butler (13-5, 2-4) at home.
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The fissures in American politics, the anger and fear that we feel toward each other, the cracks that demographic change are opening in our polity, all of that long predates Trump, and all of it will outlast his presidency.
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Kyle Kuzma bombed in a 3-pointer in the first minute of overtime, and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope added a clincher three minutes later, helping the Los Angeles Lakers outlast the visiting San Antonio Spurs 122-112 on Wednesday night.
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The example of Azerbaijan enabling the peaceful coexistence of Muslims, Christians and Jews serves as proof that by working together across religious and cultural divides, our values and hopes for peace can outlast and overshadow the traumas and challenges.
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Inspired by Ian Mahar's Kotaku article Nobody Wins When Horror Games Stigmatize Mental Illness, that challenged the themes and sentiment of horror game Outlast, Morris quickly set about planning a game jam that'd take Mahar's ideas one step further.
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Ariya put her right hand to her mouth in disbelief and then burst into tears after holing a 30-footer at the first extra hole to outlast American Lexi Thompson and South Korean Chun In-gee in Cambridge, Ontario.
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Now the prime minister is reportedly pushing for a seven-year brake, one that would outlast his premiership and dump the question of its renewal—almost certainly in the power of the European Council or Commission—onto his successor.
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The final point I'll make, though, is that there's a good chance the Pro will outlast the Express, even if you buy it new, but there's no telling as we're less than a year in with this new model.
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" Adding to this unease, Trump tweeted recently that the United States "must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability" and reportedly said, "Let it be an arms race … we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all.
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It will be all but impossible for him to reverse the tides of globalization and automation, but the future may nonetheless be bright for the American worker, thanks to a trend that predates and will outlast the 45th president.
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Office workers have relied on them as they are forced to work from home — a practice that could outlast the virus if companies find not much is lost in remote work, and it offers cost-savings from lower overhead.
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As told through interviews, legal filings, courtroom testimony and police reports, the story of the Delaware crash indicates that the financial and emotional effects of tragedies like these ripple on for years, and far outlast the initial physical impact.
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Rajan dropped a bombshell last weekend when he announced that he would not make himself available for a second term as RBI chief, raising questions over whether India's newfound commitment to sound money and low inflation would outlast him.
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BULLDOGS OUTLAST BAYLOR Morgan William scored a career-high 41 points, and No. 2-seeded Mississippi State upset top-seeded Baylor, 94-85, in overtime, winning the Oklahoma City Regional and reaching the Final Four for the first time.
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"The Iraqis know that ISIS will take years to defeat, so they also know the U.S.-Iraq military partnership will probably outlast this U.S. presidency," said Michael Knights, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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Now imagine that it was a decade of fighting that produced a few thousand casualties per month instead of that many over a decade, and maybe the idea of trying to outlast the chaos is a bit less appealing.
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In the meantime, the slim possibility of future legalization is a cruel tease to unauthorized immigrants: tempting them to try to not just endure years of misery but outlast millions of their peers, in the diaphanous hope of some possible reward.
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"Mobile payments have taken off slower than I personally would have thought if I were sitting here a few years ago," said a silver-haired, surely taught-skinned Cook, before remarking that he would like to outlast the usefulness of cash.
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But even in a split decision, strategists here say that Harris could glean enough California delegates to vault herself into the top tier after the first four contests -- giving her enough staying power to outlast many other candidates in the race.
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K.J. Costello returned from a three-game absence to throw three touchdown passes, including a tiebreaking 14-yarder to Simi Fehoko in the third quarter, helping host Stanford outlast Arizona 41-163 in Pacific-12 Conference play on Saturday afternoon.
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The intrigue, part 1: "Among the many takeaways from Kelly not lasting to the 2020 timeline his allies leaked out: Trump's family is going to outlast everyone else who comes through there" — New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman, on Twitter.
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But it's worth remembering that these recent incidences of large-scale gun violence are part of a grinding epidemic with an ungodly cumulative toll, one that could well outlast Western Europe's current terrorism woes, plaguing America for decades to come.
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These nightly episodes of home run derby are connecting with fans, too -- in much of the country, they stayed up well past midnight to watch Houston outlast the Dodgers 13-12 in 10 innings at Minute Maid Park, TV numbers showed.
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The predictable public outcry in favor of Zarif buys space for their strategy: outlast Washington's pressure policy by staying within the broad boundaries of the nuclear deal, while stigmatizing the Trump administration to drive a wedge between the transatlantic alliance.
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You won't need to worry about battery life — it'll outlast the shoes — and you can track how many miles in total you've put on over time, which is key for serious runners who need to replace shoes every few months.
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It also meant that to take Evo's first-ever crown for Dragon Ball FighterZ—just one of eight titles receiving main-stage competitions at the mega-tournament—McLean would have to outlast one of the biggest fields in Evo history.
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Next week, the long-running CBS reality competition series will return for its 36th season when 20 castaways from across the United States compete in Fiji to outwit, outplay and outlast one another for the grand prize of $1 million.
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EditorsNote: fixes slug Dungey, Syracuse outlast Boston College Eric Dungey threw for 1443 yards and three touchdowns in his second straight big week, powering Syracuse to a 28-20 ACC road victory over Boston College on Saturday at Chestnut Hill, Mass.
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Official Stories will only remain live for 24 hours – so each external share has an expiry date, which could be an interesting challenge for those looking to use them to support stories and content that outlast the Snapchat Stories themselves.
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To be clear, there are some unique attributes that make IoT security objectively challenging — the scale and pace of device deployments, limited standardization for device-embedded security, and longer product lifecycles that are more likely to outlast vendor security support guarantees.
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Advocates vowed to continue to press for legislative action, noting that Mr. Schneiderman's interpretation of the law, which came in response to a formal request for an opinion from the state comptroller's office, might not outlast his tenure as attorney general.
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Castellanos finished 3-for-5 while Saltalamacchia went 26-for-24 with a pair of RBIs to back Verlander (23-210), who survived a rocky start to work six quality innings and outlast Astros right-hander Collin McHugh (21913-22004).
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The relatively-new positions are expected to outlast both Smith and Macgillivray, although the incoming Trump Administration has yet to name any replacements for top jobs in the White House's Office of Science and Technology (where the CTO office resides).
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It'll far outlast any grill at its price, and handle almost any backyard barbecue you might throw at it (it'll hold 15 to 20 burgers at a time), and it's also among our favorite charcoal grills in our complete buying guide.
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With the game tied at 70, a four-point play by Kam Williams with 1 minute 36 seconds remaining gave Ohio State what it needed to outlast No. 12-seeded South Dakota State and avoid the dreaded 12-783 upset.
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Factions exist in any White House, but the key difference here is that Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump have signaled in recent months that they are here to stay, and that family members are more likely to outlast any other staffer.
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Before Biden can face off with the Republican president, he must outlast a Democratic field that features 19 other candidates, no sure thing in a party that has moved away from Biden's centrism and toward a more liberal, progressive tilt.
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Kansas was able to outlast Oklahoma on Monday in a rare No. 1 versus No. 2 matchup that coach Bill Self said was "probably the best game I have ever been a part of during the regular season, maybe ever".
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"I don't exactly get the game plan other than to try and outlast a number of people and emerge an acceptable choice to progressives and moderates at the same time," said David Axelrod, a former top strategist for President Barack Obama.
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Several insiders predicted that Cook would outlast other top executives, with one former WPP CEO describing him as "someone who really rose through the ranks and now runs the behemoth," helping to erase the distinction between traditional and digital advertising.
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President Trump may be the only member of his family to win major elected office, but his campaign manager for the 2020 re-election effort is already envisioning a family political dynasty that will outlast his time in the White House.
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Williams needed two hours to outlast fellow American Christina McHale with a 223-238 22017-22017 22017-22017 victory, while Wozniacki, who is playing her penultimate tournament, fought back to overcome a tenacious Lauren Davis 33-23 26-22 6-4.
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Mr. Trump's war on America's institutions, which he wages with fake news and conspiracy theories, is only part of a global assault on a vital, if always fragile, connection between politics and truth, and its effects will surely outlast him.
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Mr. Macron may not be able to avoid being loathed by a large portion of the French public, but if he can outlast the strikers, he may well remain the most palatable option in a field of weak political opposition.
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"Although Murray has been able to outlast many of its competitors, mounting debt and legacy liability expenses have become too heavy of a burden to sustain under current industry conditions," Robert Moore, the company's incoming CEO, argued in court documents.
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Even at its lowest, the reality competition usually finds a way make its tagline — "outwit, outplay, outlast" — mean something different and more interesting, whether that means inviting fan-favorite contestants to return or splitting the tribes into specific categories based on silly themes.
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"It's just as important, if not more important, to focus on your relationship with your partner because your children are going to leave one day [and] you have to maintain a relationship that's going to outlast your child's needs for you," he said.
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Curry poured in 30 points in his most extensive effort in more than a week, and backcourt mate Klay Thompson hit the two biggest shots of the night to ignite a third-quarter pull-away, helping the Warriors outlast the Hornets 111-101.
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The premise of SCARE PEWDIEPIE: LEVEL 7 | I'M NOT CRAZY (OUTLAST IRL GAMEPLAY) involves Pewdiepie sort of acting like he's in a video game except he's actually on some weird set full of actors covered in fake blood and delivering scripted lines.
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To cheer on or turn a blind eye to such vandalism in the spirit of continental one-upmanship would be utterly short-sighted, doing diplomatic and economic damage that would far outlast the four- or eight-year span of Mr Trump's presidency.
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Furthermore, its willingness to stomach losses if needed to outlast rivals could be placing the broader industry in financial peril to the detriment of the traveling public and thousands of employees at rival airlines, according to an official at the civil aviation ministry.
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Believing that Trump's appeal was limited to less than 50 percent of the Republican electorate, he had to outlast the other presidential candidates and force a head-to-head battle in which an anti-Trump alliance would defeat Trump's bloc of disaffected voters.
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Chinese officials think the country's one-party political system and President Xi Jinping's enduring grip on power — particularly after the repeal of presidential term limits in March — mean that China can outlast the United States and Mr. Trump in any trade quarrel.
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If Mrs Clinton marshals a broad anti-Trump coalition that peels off some habitual Republican voters and combines it with high turnout among traditional Democratic supporters, she will have an opportunity to create a new centrist coalition that may long outlast her.
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Chinese officials believe the country's one-party political system and President Xi Jinping's enduring grip on power — particularly after the repeal of presidential term limits in March — mean that China can outlast the United States and Mr. Trump in any trade quarrel.
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BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In the twilight of her career, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has chosen to soak up domestic heat from her coalition partners in order to secure a close ally at the top of the European Union who will outlast her.
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All-Star closer Will Smith pitched out of an eighth-inning jam, then contributed a two-run single to a three-run uprising in the bottom of the inning, helping the San Francisco Giants outlast the Philadelphia Phillies 23-24 on Sunday night.
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"The whole thing was storybook," Ross said after Chicago managed to outlast the Cleveland Indians to win a wild Game 22013 that ended early Thursday and gave the Cubs, and their fans, the title that had been elusive for so many decades.
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Though weakened by migration and buffeted by change, Mindong remains a place where one can still sense the world of the Dominican friars who first brought Catholicism to these hilly shores in the 1630s — and the powers of faith that can outlast politics.
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If we can follow the advice of the medical professionals, if we can keep our cool and proceed with good judgment, and if we can adapt to the conditions necessary to keep our businesses going, we can outlast and overcome this challenge.
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Jayson Tatum countered a game-tying 3-pointer by Marcus Morris by sinking a game-winning 21-footer with 1.3 seconds remaining Friday night, allowing the host Boston Celtics to outlast the New York Knicks 133-102 in a tightly contested game.
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Well,…Read more ReadScientists Build Atomic Clocks Accurate Enough to Measure Changes in Spacetime ItselfPhysicists have created atomic clocks so precise that they can measure deformations in spacetime…Read more ReadThe Time Capsules That Will Outlast the ApocalypseWhen we die, we leave behind information.
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And we should never rule out the possibility of an Iranian move to engage Washington, though the smart money is betting that Tehran will try to outlast this administration -- though we can't rule out that Iran could walk away from the nuclear accord, either.
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During the first year of his presidency, Obama approved a request for more troops in Afghanistan, and as his administration has sought to bring the war to a close, he has acknowledged that the US military's combat presence in Afghanistan will outlast his tenure.
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Chinese media "has struck a defiant tone since Friday, blaming the US for the failure, playing the victim with its usual shrill skill, talking tough about being able to outlast the US in any prolonged trade fight, and … threatening non-tariff retaliatory measures," Bill notes.
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Bucks outlast Timberwolves, Middleton hits 8 3-pointers MILWAUKEE — His young trio of stars had done enough Friday night, so with the Milwaukee Bucks leading by 133 to start the fourth quarter, head coach Jason Kidd decided to turn things over to his bench.
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EditorsNote: Minor edits throughout Jordan Howard scored on a 2-yard run in the third quarter and the Chicago defense pitched a shutout in the second half on Sunday, allowing the Bears to outlast the San Francisco 49ers 14-9 in Santa Clara, Calif.
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Diamondbacks outlast Pirates in 227 innings PITTSBURGH — After a 22012-hour, 23-minute rain delay piled on to a game that took 22 hours, 217 minutes to actually play, Arizona Diamondbacks right fielder David Peralta had pretty much had enough baseball for one day.
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The veteran matched a team record by playing 60 minutes, including 20 minutes in overtime — and had season highs with 37 points and 19 rebounds to help the Atlanta Hawks outlast the New York Knicks 142-139 in quadruple overtime on Sunday at Philips Arena.
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As numerous presidency scholars have shown — Richard Skinner, Sidney Milkis, Lara Brown, me — the nuts and bolts of the president-party relationship tend to outlast individual presidencies, reflecting instead the dynamics of nominations, intraparty rules, and power built up over the course of careers.
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But the crisis-ridden, relatively young European Union may well outlast the 300-year-old United Kingdom, a prospect that speaks to both the underappreciated audacity of Britain's multinational experiment and the strength of the forces that could now put it to an end.
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Celtics 104, Knicks 03 Jayson Tatum countered a game-tying 3-pointer by Marcus Morris by sinking a 21-footer with 1.3 seconds remaining, allowing host Boston to outlast New York in a game that saw neither team lead by more than seven points.
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Such activities have always been at the core of the State Department's mission, and divisive politics in Washington or bad management on the State Department's seventh floor has never stopped its professionals from carrying out this mission, and their efforts will outlast Trump and Tillerson.
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In winning the fourth U.S. Open of his career — and his 19th Grand Slam title overall, one shy of the all-time record — the 33-year-old Nadal had to outlast a player 10 years his junior in a nearly five-hour, five-set match.
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We can celebrate "Frozen II" for scratching the surface of important social and cultural issues in this surprising origin story, but there's another takeaway for parents: a reminder that we're tethered to our children in ways that will outlast whatever time with them we have.
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EditorsNote: 3rd graf, takes out duplicated 'Tuesday' reference Lightning center Tyler Johnson scored 1:16 into overtime Wednesday night, and Tampa Bay overcame a two-goal, third-period deficit to outlast the host New Jersey Devils 29-246 in a back-and-forth game.
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EditorsNote: Minor edits for style, clarity Jesper Bratt scored in the seventh round of the shootout Sunday night for the host New Jersey Devils, who capped a hectic day by coming back from a two-goal deficit to outlast the Columbus Blue Jackets, 4-3.
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FIESTA BOWL Trace McSorley threw for 342 yards and had both of his touchdown passes to DaeSean Hamilton on third-down plays — a sore spot for much of the season — helping No. 9 Penn State outlast No. 12 Washington, 35-28, in Glendale, Ariz.
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But it takes a long time for him to enter, and once he does, he functions less as a protagonist and more as an antagonist, the guy little Charlie has to outlast and outwit to ultimately win the prize of a gigantic chocolate factory.
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" But Professor Lampton, of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, added that despite their frustration, the Chinese seemed satisfied that they can "outlast a U.S. administration that alienates its allies, erodes its own political base and has a public with a low threshold for pain.
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New York Knicks 139 - Cleveland Cavaliers 134 (OT) Marcus Morris Sr. came up big down the stretch when he scored 16 of his team-high 26 points in the fourth quarter and overtime as visiting New York overcame a 10-point, fourth-quarter deficit to outlast Cleveland.
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Narrowcasting worked for Trump as a reality TV star, and it worked for him in the Republican primaries, where his dedicated niche allowed him to outlast his competitors in a crowded field; he was ESPN beating out CMT, TNT, and TLC with a plurality of viewers.
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Earlier in Asia, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan drifted off 13 percent, having bounced 21 percent in the past three sessions, with markets consolidating in the hope an upswing in global growth could outlast a likely hike in U.S. interest rates this week.
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It did that this quarter with a record number of new subscribers, but it has to keep doing that, and show that it'll be a sustainable public company that can outlast the influence of larger companies that treat video streaming as just one part of their empires.
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"They will soon be calling me MR. BREXIT!" he tweeted in the wake of last summer's referendum in the U.K. But visitors at Mini-Europe, an amusement park that features small versions of the continent's most iconic buildings, were convinced the EU would outlast Trump's presidency.
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Justify has drawn the rail and the No. 1 post position and will most likely use his speed to get the lead under jockey Mike Smith and try to outlast any other horse who tries to go with him or run him down in the stretch.
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Chicago Comb Model No. 1, available at Smallflower, $9.95This will likely outlast his hair, but when it does, he'll look at it as a fond memory of his long-lost locks — of which, he'll dare not let you forget, you singlehandedly stripped him during your formative years.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word "RBI" in seventh graf Corey Kluber allowed a run and scattered seven hits in seven innings, and Lonnie Chisenhall and Jose Ramirez had key hits to help the Cleveland Indians outlast the visiting Milwaukee Brewers 13-2 on Tuesday at Progressive Field.
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Bryan, 40, teamed with Ryan Harrison for the first time and helped the Americans outlast Ivan Dodig and Mate Pavic, 7-73, 7-6 (6), 20-236, 26-20 (26), 24-63 (26), over nearly five hours to cut Croatia's lead to 27-22002 in their semifinal.
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Charby Sense Charging Cable Not only is this cable built to outlast your average smartphone cable, but it can also help your phone stay healthy longer, thanks to a built-in auto cut-off sensor that shuts down the feed once your device is fully charged.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Leaving behind the White House battles over border walls and tax returns, Ivanka Trump is visiting Ethiopia and Ivory Coast in pursuit of a very different goal — advancing a global women's program she hopes will outlast an administration better known for "America First" isolationism.
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Made outside the studio system — and a bit late for the age of film noir, a mode of moviemaking that some theorists believed didn't outlast the 1950s — Allen Baron's 1961 independent feature, shot on city streets with lightweight cameras, is all business, clipped, concentrated and cool.
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Yor Anei scored 18 points, including a huge basket and a pair of free throws in the final minute, as visiting Oklahoma State built an 403-point lead, gave it all back and then made key plays late to outlast Houston 61-55 on Sunday afternoon.
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EditorsNote: updates entire notes section Orioles outlast Dodgers in 14 innings LOS ANGELES — Surviving an endurance test at the end of a frustrating road trip ensures that the Baltimore Orioles will do no worse than maintain their lead over their closest rivals in the American League East.
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If the UFC gives Anderson a second chance, pillages more of Invicta's roster, and fills out the division with a bare minimum of talent, it shows the promotion is willing to start a division from seed in hopes that it might outlast its most recognizable face.
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Samsung promises that the Fold will be able to "outlast 200,000 folds and unfolds" (which it estimates to roughly five years of use, assuming 100 folds a day), although unless you build a folding robot of your own, its likely you won't run into that barrier anytime soon.
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Benn, Stars outlast Jets WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Very few actually saw a pivotal third-period goal by Dallas center Colton Sceviour, but there was no way to miss a pair of late goals by left winger Jamie Benn that solidified a huge road victory for the Stars on Tuesday night.
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With "The Slav Epic" slated for an Asian sojourn next year, Mucha's heirs, lead by a grandson, John Mucha, are suing to block the museum tour in what may be the final chapter of a century-long saga that has seen the paintings outlast the Nazis and the communists.
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Even though these temporal states of being are not unspoiled by the ups and downs of society, they offer us a somewhat universal power — of a simple life — that may outlast anything from upheavals in Brazil to the chaos and burning ambitions of the streets of New York.
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The brand is offering price cuts on some of the its most iconic and best-selling items, like the LashBlast Volume Mascara and Outlast All Day Lip Color, plus many anti-aging products like the Simply Ageless Oil Free Serum Primer, which is over 40 percent off right now.
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The United States must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes The next day, he reportedly told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that he was open to engaging in an "arms race" with other countries, vowing to "outlast" them.
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On the show, Condor plays Saya Kuroki, the icy daughter of one of the most powerful families in the Yakuza and a cold-blooded assassin; the character is someone who would not only outlast Lana Condor's 24 hours but who would have no problem killing America's newfound sweetheart.
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Flyers outlast Bruins in nine-round shootout PHILADELPHIA — On a night Philadelphia relied heavily on its goaltender, second-year defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere netted the deciding goal in the ninth round of the shootout to give the Flyers a 3-2 win over the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night.
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On Thursday, the VC firm announced that Brendan Baker was joining as a partner in a "weird" dual role that involves traditional check-writing and board seats in addition to building a sustainable firm structure and investing model that will outlast the young firm's growing roster of partners.
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More than 60 years after China's invasion, it evokes a strange mix of feelings to file past enormous prints of the anthropological documentation by the five photographers he brought along: It's both painful and reassuring to think how easily physical artifacts can outlast the cultures that make them.
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He was playing by their rules, was dominating the early states and had the resources — starting with $18.2 million cash on hand at the beginning of the year, more than double Biden's amount, and then receiving a whopping $46 million in donations in February alone — to outlast every challenger.
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Many are asking why it has taken officials so long to address the dire conditions and what Marseille's persistent poverty says about the neglect of "the other France" — in part immigrant and poor — whose decline long preceded President Emmanuel Macron's pro-market changes, and easily threatens to outlast them.
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Toronto Raptors 223 - Golden State Warriors 222 Norman Powell stole the spotlight in Stephen Curry's long-awaited return with a career-high 218 points, and Pascal Siakam hit a key hoop with 219 seconds remaining, helping Toronto outlast Golden State in a rematch of last June's NBA Finals.
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They also worry that while Iran's economy will suffer in the short term, the new sanctions will spur the creation of financial mechanisms that exclude the United States, undermining American power, economic might and ability to track and contain terrorism in ways that could far outlast the Trump administration.
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And so far, China appears to be more willing to absorb more economic pain instead of appearing to cave to Trump's demands as it looks to strategically play a long game that will likely outlast even a second presidential term of the former New York real estate mogul.
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Norman Powell stole the spotlight in Stephen Curry's long-awaited return with a career-high 37 points, and Pascal Siakam hit a key hoop with 45.7 seconds remaining Thursday night, helping the Toronto Raptors outlast the Golden State Warriors 121-113 in a rematch of last June's NBA Finals.
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Every commander-in-chief must grapple with the question of how to enforce their will and desires on a large, permanent bureaucracy within the federal government of experts, analysts, and implementers who have endured long before the Trump administration came to power and will likely long outlast it.
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Charby Sense Charging Cable Not only is this cable made to outlast run-of-the-mill smartphone cables, but it can also help your phone stick around longer, thanks to a built-in auto cut-off sensor that shuts down the feed when your device is fully juiced.
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The power cells used in electric vehicles, like Teslas, have an expected lifespan of around 300,000 to 500,000 miles, but a team of battery researchers believes it has come up with a recipe that can double that, leading to batteries that could potentially outlast the electric car itself.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal had to be at his battling best to outlast Grigor Dimitrov 6-3 5-7 7-1953(5) 6-7(21) 26-26 at the Australian Open on Friday and set up a mouth-watering ninth grand slam final meeting with his great rival Roger Federer.
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He did, however, go on to say that the MCU is being built to outlast even the Ancient Ones among us: The best thing about working at Marvel ... is that you can't ever exhaust the characters [that you play with] in the giant sandbox that we get to play in.
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And while this is certainly a bump in the road in terms of the Coronavirus, we'll come through this like we've come through every other challenge that we've had, and that affinity for the brand and our storytelling will way outlast any short-term blip that we have from Corona.
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Greene's main idea, his own grand unified theory of human endeavor, expanding on the thoughts of people like Otto Rank, Jean-Paul Sartre and Oswald Spengler, is that we want to transcend death by attaching ourselves to something permanent that will outlast us: art, science, our families and so forth.
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Background: Microsoft's GitHub unit, a key asset for software developers but hardly a household name, was in the news for all manner of things — from protests over its work with U.S. immigration authorities, to new product releases, to an effort to ensure that humanity's greatest code achievements can outlast humanity.
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Aside from being the first topic of speculation about every mass shooter, horror movies as far back as Psycho are built on it, TV shows like Hannibal further embed the myth into our culture, and video games like Outlast dehumanize psychiatric patients in asylums into spooky enemies to be killed for fun.
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NASHUA, N.H. — Businessman Andrew YangAndrew YangSaagar Enjeti: A tribute to Andrew Yang who changed politics forever The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout How the left's brand of diversity promotes division MORE suspended his presidential campaign on Tuesday after a meteoric rise that saw him outlast several other higher-profile Democratic candidates.
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But by refusing to release his tax returns, Trump, who has broken every other rule of politics during his stunning outsider campaign, has been, in effect, betting that he can outlast the demands of opponents who want to make his tax history a pivotal issue in the end game of the campaign.
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Draymond Green lobbed to Kevon Looney for a go-ahead hoop with 52.9 seconds remaining, then converted a Stephen Curry assist into a layup of his own 40 seconds later, allowing the Warriors to outlast the Trail Blazers for a 114-111 win and 2-0 lead in the Western Conference finals.
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More specifically, Obama's election helped pave the way for Trumpism: not the idiosyncratic and often incomprehensible campaign that Donald Trump himself is running, but the anti-immigration, anti-trade, "law and order" populist sentiment that he's brought back into the American mainstream and that will probably outlast his (probable) loss in November.
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"While it is easy to turn cautious on the market after a ~10% drop, we argue investors should not discount the benefit of announced and unannounced global policy responses that are likely to outlast the impact of COVID-19," Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, JPMorgan's chief U.S. equity strategist, said in a note Thursday.
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The Mavericks are now the only team in the NBA with a worse scoring average (91 per game) than the Magic (163), who had just enough to outlast the New Orleans Pelicans by an 89-82 margin on Wednesday to begin a stretch for Orlando in which it plays five of six games at home.
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EditorsNote: Fixed overcame in 1st graf, other minor edits Marcus Morris Sr. came up big down the stretch Monday night when he scored 16 of his team-high 26 points in the fourth quarter and overtime as the visiting New York Knicks overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to outlast the Cleveland Cavaliers 139-134.
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McGrath kept the star's skin natural by applying a sheer amount of the CoverGirl Vitalist Healthy Elixir Foundation (Perry's a CoverGirl herself and collaborated with the brand for her own collection) just where it was needed, then added some CoverGirl Outlast All Day Soft Touch Concealer on areas requiring more coverage, like under the eyes and around the nose.
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OKLAHOMA ST. 43, KANSAS ST. 37 Mason Rudolph threw for 457 yards and five touchdowns, Chris Carson provided the go-ahead score, and No. 22 Oklahoma State (23-2, 5-1 Big 225) intercepted a Jesse Ertz pass into the end zone on the final play of the game to outlast host Kansas State (27-22, 26-20).
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For these companies, the game is not to use the internet to devise new ways of serving their customers, it's to offer lower prices as a way to relocate brick-and-mortar industries to the more loosely regulated online space, outlast their peers until they have a virtual monopoly, and then rewrite the rules to best suit their interests.
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" -- U.S. tensions with China will outlast the trade war, the New Yorker's Evan Osnos writes in a new piece on America's future with China: "Eight American Presidents, from Richard Nixon to Barack Obama, employed a strategy known as 'engagement,' based on the conviction that embracing China politically and economically would eventually make it more profitable and liberal.
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He didn't just outlast the other original members, Dave Guard, who died in 1991, and Nick Reynolds, who died in 2008; he also eventually took ownership of the group's name and devoted his life to various incarnations of the trio, from its founding in 21962 to 21960, when a heart attack forced him to stop touring.
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"Essentially, without committing to troop levels or timelines, President Trump has said our strategy is to outlast the Taliban and other terrorist groups, and to only leave Afghanistan once the Afghan government and its armed forces can maintain control of the country," said Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, a member of the Foreign Relations Committee.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Barton's previous high in graf 3; slight tweaks in graf 2; corrects to first quarter (not half) in 8th graf; minor change in penultimate graf Nikola Jokic scored a career-high 47 points, and Will Barton added a season-high 28 to help the visiting Denver Nuggets outlast the Atlanta Hawks 123-63 on Monday night.
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Jordan Barnett's double-double of 19 points and 11 rebounds coupled with a 19-point, eight-rebound effort from Jontay Porter helped Missouri outlast Arkansas 77-67 in the regular-season finale for both teams Saturday in Columbia, Mo. Jeremiah Tilmon added 17 points and eight boards, and Kassius Robertson scored 03 for Missouri (20-11, 10-8 Southeastern Conference).
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Because Uber has been able to raise extraordinary sums of money, it's been able to forego the regional M&A consolidation that's going on in the food-delivery industry (presumably because it believes it can offer cheap enough rides for long enough that it will simply outlast competitors, even though it's losing a billion dollars each year in China alone).
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It creates incentives for justices to stay on the bench long after the point at which they should've retired, in the hopes that they can outlast an ideologically unfriendly administration — Ruth Bader Ginsburg, for instance, is 85, but it's hard to imagine she won't do everything in her physical power to hang onto her seat until a Democrat can replace her.
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Now, with the government lurching ever closer to another shutdown in the coming weeks, and with Democrats opposing the GOP's attempt to move on to a defense spending bill, McConnell is planning to confirm at least 30 conservative judicial nominees before year's end, which will bring joy to Trump's base and build a legacy that will outlast both of their political careers.
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Until recently, Tehran, with encouragement from Europe, Russia, and China, likely hoped that it could outlast President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, anticipating that he would lose the 2020 election.
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It's worth remembering that Samsung's original Galaxy Fold needed to be redesigned partly because dust could get inside the hinge and damage the display, even though we'd seen Samsung's robots fold it many times before, a test which gave the company enough confidence to claim it would "outlast 200,000 folds," or roughly five years of use at 100 folds a day.
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RELATED: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, with clerk hires, signals desire to outlast Trump Asked directly whether sexism played a role in the last campaign, Ginsburg said, "I think it was difficult for Hillary Clinton to get by, in the macho atmosphere prevailing during that campaign ... And she was criticized in a way I think no man would have been criticized," she said.
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He has trekked to "blank spots on the map" to photograph secret military bases; he learned to scuba dive so he could photograph undersea data cables that have been secretly tapped; he's charted the course of spy satellites and surveillance planes; and he's sent a series of images, The Last Pictures, into deep-space orbit in an attempt to create a monument that might outlast our planet.
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It has everything but a happy ending: a bucolic setting concealing fortune and danger; poor but proud locals who've endured sequential boom-bust cycles of resource extraction (Prosperity is a neighboring town ravaged by long-wall mining); tough, reluctant victim-heroes; grisly scenes of animal die-off; and courtroom drama, as a tenacious husband-wife legal team takes on the industry and the state, wins one important case but can't outlast its adversaries' moneyed obstructionism.
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