The advantages of conversational interfaces paled next to their drawbacks.
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For him, that paled in comparison to the Turkish incursion.
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Details and facts paled beside his majesty and his needs.
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Any financial stakes paled in comparison to the competitive ones.
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And that paled beside what happened after the invasion of Kuwait.
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Even so, Lyft's popularity has historically paled in comparison to Uber's.
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Still, Bloomberg's reach as mayor paled in comparison to the presidency.
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That's fantastic, but it paled in comparison to what came next.
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All other villains on Sherlock have paled in comparison to Moriarity.
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But, as with all diseases, the advantages paled beside the disadvantages.
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The bad news paled in the light of this huge gift.
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However, the pre-wedding activities paled in comparison to the main event.
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But even his modest support has paled in comparison to his competitors.
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"Their dad's overcoats paled in comparison to pink spandex jumpsuits," Storino notes.
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Nordea's dividend miss paled in comparison with that of Swedish competitor Handelsbanken.
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The images in OZ paled in comparison to what he returned with.
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Gail: But Kaine's antics paled completely compared to Trump's behavior on Sunday.
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His powers — swimming fast, talking to fish — surely paled next to Superman's.
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The dilemma of the self-hating homo looking for love in all the wrong places paled — it paled for some of us — in the face of a plague about which no one in power seemed to give a damn.
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Political analyst Ralph Mathekga said that paled in comparison to recent government malpractice.
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But all that star power paled in comparison to that number: $4 billion!
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The Democratic race has often paled in comparison to the rollicking Republican battle.
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Her enthusiasm may have paled in comparison to that of her mother, however.
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He is far enough offshore for the land to have paled in view.
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The Wire's final season was fine, but paled in comparison to what came before.
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It paled as nights spent in hospitals replaced nights spent on the disco floor.
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A few years ago, many Android phones paled in comparison with the latest iPhone.
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Soon, my Ivy League degrees and achievements paled in comparison with my sister's miracle.
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But the focus on health care paled when compared with voters' top focus -- winning.
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And even the worst-case scenario paled against some other consequences of the government shutdown.
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But that paled compared with the currency's decline to a 31-year low on Friday.
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Of course, those appearances paled in comparison to the new hardware revealed at the event.
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Both leaders' work toward limiting harmful corporate mergers paled in comparison to Bill Clinton's record.
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But it paled into insignificance compared with the currency's decline to a 250-year low.
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Its approximately 350 attendees paled in comparison to the 8,000-odd on-campus Liberty students.
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He said Italy's current exports to China paled next to those of Germany and France.
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Here are some moments in which the Technicolor paled in comparison with the real thing.
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But the drama over Tlaib's comment paled in comparison to controversial tweets made by Omar.
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My body, although much darker, paled in comparison to the one in front of me.
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But she felt his punishment paled in comparison to what the department had put her through.
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Apple's own gift card offer paled in comparison at just $50 — wow, how nice of them.
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"Monsters University" (2013) paled in comparison to the original but still earned some love from critics.
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But those flare-ups paled in comparison to a very scary — and deadly — firefight this year.
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His score was most respectable under the circumstances, but paled beside what it might have been.
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The Avengers were basically a JV team, whose sales paled in comparison to those headliner properties.
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Clinton responded by saying Trump has cheated workers he's hired, which paled a bit in comparison.
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Werner's petty theft paled in comparison to the corruption that undermined East Germany from its founding.
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But that incident paled in comparison to the menacing messages that hit the campus that school year.
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For me, however, that proposal paled in comparison to the re-creation of the Kellerman's talent show.
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All of that paled in comparison to letting a woman, even a celibate woman, act as priest.
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"The day I adopted Haley was the day that everything else paled in comparison — everything," Kotb added.
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Many voters apparently agree, as ratings for last week's debates paled in comparison to June's successful launch.
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But even that painful deal paled in comparison to the 240 merger of AOL and Time Warner.
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A few book buyers had theories as to why the line paled in comparison to Wolff's release.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme's on screen exploits paled beside the real life success of Belgian Ramon Dekkers.
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And that paled in comparison to the most expensive bottle ever sold at Changi, for S$250,000 ($180,000).
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Still, the physical presence of government in the streets paled in comparison to its presence in digital space.
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But those and other incidents, in both severity and number, paled in comparison to scenes witnessed in 2017.
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Prime Music, on the other hand, paled in comparison, which makes sense given that it's the free version.
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While one of the burgers had been cooked to perfection, he said the other two paled in comparison.
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Then he said it paled in comparison to the 2009 H1N1 flu outbreak, which killed about 12,500 Americans.
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While Ms. Yoncheva's tone has grown fuller and richer in recent seasons, Ms. Opolais's has thinned and paled.
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If Evert Dubin paled in comparison professionally to Chris Evert, she did not hold it against her sister.
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A typical Harris proposal — raising average teacher pay — paled in comparison to big promises from Warren and Sen.
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Other critics weren't as impressed, saying that "Joker" paled in comparison to the films that had influenced it.
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But those paled in comparison with the triple-down pressure campaign the Trump administration has waged against Palestinians.
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It also had a train, though the length of the train paled in comparison to her 16-foot veil.
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Kohl's on Thursday reported holiday sales growth that paled in comparison to its results in 2017, sending shares tumbling.
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But overall, he said, the damage appeared manageable, and paled in comparison with the problems closer to Cape May.
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"There [have] been plenty of electric bike shares but their popularity has paled in comparison to scooters," he said.
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It also featured a train, though the length of the train paled in comparison to her 16-foot veil.
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But they paled in comparison to the Trump-on-Cruz onstage brawl just two weeks ago in South Carolina.
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That paled in comparison to bitcoin which flew to $10,200 on BitStamp, a major trading platform based in Luxembourg.
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In fact, the 1.5 percent weakening of the yuan last week paled in comparison with moves in other currencies.
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That still paled in comparison to the $6.1 billion in public sector oil exports, the lowest level since 2003.
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Whatever frustrations she expressed there paled next to the emotional blow that caused her dysphonia in the late 1970s.
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The New Jersey governor was impressive throughout the debate, but everything else paled into insignificance beside the Rubio moment.
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But those fines paled in comparison to the billions that United States and European authorities imposed for such offences.
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Oldsmobile's annual sales of 22017,21860 total vehicles paled in comparison to its one million-plus peak in the 220s.
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Yet her sins paled compared with Donald Trump's lies, secrecy, bigotry, conflicts of interest, Russian ties and sexual molestation.
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As for breakfast sandwiches overall, the McMuffins I tried paled in comparison to the biscuit-based options and McGriddles.
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Those figures in fact paled in comparison with the $227 million Canada forgave in 2006, for example, notes Roberts.
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It paled before the devastation in the Bahamas, where the storm killed at least 43 and left thousands homeless.
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As the veneer of social decorum paled and then vanished, we sat around being entertained by progressive news shows.
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Whatever statements the channel's brass made about a quest for better diversity paled in comparison to the network's actions.
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Yes, there was all the time-travel stuff and whatever—but it all paled in comparison to the sexual tension.
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At their original price, the headphones' glossy plastic construct paled in comparison to other, less expensive wireless on-ear models.
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N) reported an increase in quarterly comparable sales that paled in comparison to those of rival Home Depot Inc (HD.
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The number of crossings paled in comparison with the US's southern border, which saw 851,508 apprehensions in the same period.
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It wasn't that the old style rumble feedback paled in comparison, it was that there was no feedback at all.
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That compares to up to $10,000 per night during off season, however, which Sroka said paled in comparison to other markets.
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Overall November sales volumes also paled versus a year ago, dropping 7.8 percent compared to a 5.7 percent drop in October.
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But that legal spending paled in comparison with the more than $5.2 million spent on fund-raising revealed in the reports.
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However, it was cordoned off to the side and it paled in comparison to the clutter we saw at Dollar Tree.
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Riggleman paled around with a known white supremacist, which says more about him then the kind of literature he finds erotic.
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But these numbers paled next to the statistics he gathered of radio commissions from Europe and Canada in the postwar era.
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While my 10-mile journey took two hours, it paled in comparison to what many Palestinians say they go through everyday.
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Nielsen ratings show that U.S. television viewership numbers for the 2016 Games have paled in comparison to earlier editions of the games.
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And in the face of Stone's film, the assertions that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone — and that there was no conspiracy — paled.
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But that paled in comparison to the storms of 1833 and 1966, when 100,000 shooting stars streaked across the sky every hour.
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The EPA's management of its asbestos monitoring duties paled in comparison to states that ran their own programs, the study also found.
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Others suggested that whatever Mr. Trump's flaws, they paled in comparison to those of General Motors, which they considered the real culprit.
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Still, those meetings paled next to what some critics of Mr. Abbas said was the embarrassment of so many leaders visiting Israel.
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Bin Salman's work, however, paled in comparison to the $65 billion in trade agreements his father signed with Beijing two years ago.
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I searched Etsy to see if other people had tried to make their own versions (they did), and their attempts paled in comparison.
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The decline in field investment from 2012 to 2016 was steepest in Ohio, where Clinton's 81 offices paled in comparison to Obama's 132.
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Oh, uh, Donald Glover was also there, but he seemed to understand he paled in comparison to Simone Biles and America's favorite squad.
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When Glass came along, promising not just camera-enabled search but a whole new kind of device and platform, Goggles paled in comparison.
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"The steady increase in the number of institutes before the war, however, paled in comparison to their meteoric growth after it," she writes.
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Some credit the 1960 debates with helping John F. Kennedy defeat Richard M. Nixon, whose perspiring visage paled alongside his cool, urbane opponent.
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And whoever scheduled Sunday evening's lineup obviously did not have Brit's best interests at heart, because her act paled in comparison to Bey's.
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Whether Philip and Elizabeth were found out or captured paled in comparison to whether they could find their way back to each other.
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Luxury air travel within the United States has long paled in comparison with the over-the-top cabins more common on international routes.
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Their power paled in comparison with the groundless vacuum that they sought to mask, and my restless mind would have nothing of consolation.
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While that was the largest FTC fine in history, it paled in comparison to the tech giants' $56 billion in revenue last year.
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It was crazy, and sure it was scary, but it paled to the horror of being caught in a government facility in Texas.
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She wrote sharp-clawed columns in postwar newspapers, but by then public appetite for her blend of feminism and acid wit had paled.
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General Hajizadeh said the shame of human error paled compared with admitting his air defense system was vulnerable to hacking by the enemy.
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The data, however, have paled in significance since last year, when New Delhi revamped the method it uses to calculate gross domestic product.
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The entertainers on stage for Republicans in Cleveland last week paled in comparison to the likes of Demi Lovato, Paul Simon and Silverman here.
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Both flashpoints put GOP lawmakers in a difficult spot, though the two paled in comparison to the subsequent Trump-Putin summit in Helsinki, Finland.
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But the mistaken airline position, which eventually recovered, paled in comparison to the loss related to his investment in Dexter Shoes, the writer said.
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His condemnation of Trump's announcement paled next to that of his senior deputies and looks positively pedestrian next to Hamas' call for an uprising.
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The sensory overload I experienced online paled in comparison to what I was experiencing in these half a dozen rooms bathed in light bulbs.
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She raised around $22,23 in her first day as a candidate -- a total that paled in comparison to the stunning nearly $22 million Sen.
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He said she described having measles as "the worst thing that had ever happened to me" and said the pain of childbirth paled in comparison.
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These numbers still paled in comparison to Alibaba's "Singles Day" earlier this month, when the Chinese e-commerce giant raked in $30.7 billion in sales.
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Palin received polite applause, but it paled in comparison not just to Kasich and Cruz but to local broadcast personalities who spoke in between candidates.
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That storm, of course, paled in comparison to the force of Hurricane Matthew, which pummeled Haiti on Tuesday with 0003 mph winds and heavy rain.
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The art on the wall paled in comparison to the images I have of the people interacting and being able to engage with the art.
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While each of these differed on the scale of wrong-headedness, it seems fair to say they all paled in comparison to Trump's weekly blunder.
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By Friday, the US had performed 339 tests per million people, but it still paled in comparison to South Korea's 6,109 tests per million people.
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The first season had the series' biggest single-day viewership by far on the day it dropped, and each premiere after that paled in comparison.
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Although the demand for Impressionists has paled in comparison to the craze over contemporary art, the Rockefeller's holdings in this category nevertheless attracted several bidders.
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That collapse paled in comparison to the Lions, who lost their final three games, blowing what had been a large division lead against Green Bay.
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Why Other Methods Paled in Comparison We tried them all, and none came close, although as with pizza, there's really no such thing as "bad" bacon.
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The latter argument was bogus: for one thing, whatever ethnic supremacism was implied by the name paled in comparison to that expressed in the junta's policies.
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But they paled in comparison to the implosion in December of his firm's junk bond fund, which was loaded with high-risk bonds of distressed companies.
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Of course, the emoji paled in comparison to the real pear-shaped diamond ring on Giacone's finger, which was clearly on display in the affectionate image.
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Though the approval process for Paris was unusually complicated, I was told by guests who had attended both shows that Paris paled in comparison to Shanghai.
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For as successful as Get Out was, it was nowhere near as successful as It, and both paled in comparison to Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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But that announcement paled in comparison to Obama's other big news of the day: She's doing Carpool Karaoke on The Late Late Show with James Corden!
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The Benghazi hearings would've paled in comparison, as the GOP-controlled House -- together with right wing media outlets like Fox News -- would've taken Obama to task.
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Without a state devoted to Caucasians only, this thinking goes, enemies will forcibly destroy "white" European cultural identity, and even the very genetics of paled skin.
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The New Republic wrote, "Democracy is infectious," but it paled in comparison with the Spanish flu epidemic, which killed tens of millions in 1918 and 1919.
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Older hits like "Paparazzi" and "Telephone" still had pizazz, but they paled compared with the moments when Lady Gaga took the show into her own hands.
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He said that his 3,2110,215-rupiah monthly salary (about 2347 U.S. dollars) as chief paled in comparison to the money he made renting bungalows to tourists.
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Of course, it all paled in comparison with what Althea Gibson, the first African-American woman to win a Grand Slam title, suffered in the 1950s.
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But as with most "punishment," much of the money went to lawyers, and the penalties paled in comparison to the money made from monetizing user data.
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Over and over, voters said they didn't think the Bidens had done anything wrong -- or if they did, it paled in comparison to the Trump family.
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Their so-called evil paled in comparison with the everyday realities of Colombia, which produced a sound and lyrical approach that couldn't be faked or imagined.
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The animosity they felt toward the Japanese paled in comparison to their hatred and mistrust of the Germans, who had so much Soviet blood on their hands.
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Drug and alcohol addiction practically paled in comparison to an adverse reaction to a painkiller that tore a hole in his stomach in 1981, nearly killing him.
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There was an eruption of anti-clerical and some class violence, though it paled in comparison to the sustained political murder that took place behind Nationalist lines.
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In-store shopping began to pick up in the afternoon, but the increase in customer traffic paled in comparison to the jump in online sales, analysts said.
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All that action paled in comparison to the digital currency Bitcoin, which has surged over $1,200 so far this month to reach $4,100 amid fevered speculative demand.
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The gains, however, paled in comparison with the sharp appreciation in certain bullish options contracts bought over the last two days leading up to the rejected bid.
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Last week investors pulled $2 billion from high yield bond funds, but this paled in comparison with the whopping $6.8 billion withdrawn in the week to Nov.
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But all of that paled in comparison to the couple's pain and sadness as they cared for John's cousin Anthony Radziwill, who was then dying of cancer.
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In fact, she was a bit surprised that he even took the project because the structure's proportions paled beside the spectacular palazzos that were often his canvas.
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Considering the other adjectives Ginsburg might have employed, her description of Trump as inconsistent and egotistical was mild, and it paled in comparison to her colleagues' behavior.
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The anxiety about a starting pitcher's health in the news conference paled in comparison with the consternation Girardi expressed over the coverage of Rodriguez's increasingly awkward situation.
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But the rate of increase paled in comparison to a 13.8% jump in May, when a sharp rise in risk aversion boosted inflows into fixed income investments.
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But that 58 figure paled in comparison to the estimated 2,500 families with older children, ages 5 to 17, who were separated and potentially eligible for reunification.
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Although that does not capture people who viewed the proceedings online, it paled when compared to the first presidential debate between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Woods, however, set the bar so high in his first few months as a professional that the achievements of more recent emerging talents have paled in comparison.
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That paled compared to losses earlier in the year that were sparked by fears of a U.S.-China trade war that would be detrimental to economic growth.
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Throughout 2019, Booker's fundraising paled in comparison to that of the top-tier Democratic candidates, limiting his capacity to expand his campaign team and advertise on television.
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National attention paid to the event paled in comparison to that focused on Trump's divisive rhetoric — only the latest example of Trump's controversies stealing the GOP spotlight.
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China's home-grown cartoons paled in comparison to the Japanese anime series on television and in comic books that captured the imaginations of Zhang and his generation.
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Half of it reappeared on 1996's Kramer-overseen First Rays of the New Rising Son, a what-Jimi-wanted reconstruction that's always paled against Electric Ladyland.
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When I asked Dunaief if my lifehacky solutions paled in comparison to actually cutting myself off from my laptop, he didn't seem to want to write them off.
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Once we heard it there, anything else that we tried just paled by comparison to it so we couldn't reconcile changing it out for a less expensive song.
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On the equity capital markets side, Morgan Stanley outperformed US peers significantly in the US. Deutsche paled in comparison with revenues down 7% year-on-year to €115m.
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The CBOE volatility index spiked nearly 50 percent, hitting a high of 26 — but that paled in comparison to the high seen during the August swoon (above 40).
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The MSCI U.S. index, broadly measuring U.S. stock performance, has paled in comparison to that of Hong Kong's, which is up 6.7 since the beginning of the year.
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The two companies faced investor concerns about slowing growth and an audience size that paled in comparison to Facebook (FB), which measures its user base in the billions.
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Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman said the city was flood prone but ones brought by hurricanes paled in comparison to what two hours of rain did Saturday night.
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While the third week of Summer Skirmish was the best to date — there were no major controversies, at least — it paled in comparison to offerings from other games.
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But this week's problems with stormwater drainage paled in comparison to the major floods that devastated parts of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, when levees failed.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest acknowledged that the deal was "good news" — but said it paled it comparison to President Barack Obama's "high standard" for creating manufacturing jobs.
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What had for a time colored Putin's interactions with other world leaders paled in response to other concerns like US election meddling, propaganda, and Russia's human-rights record.
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Finally the dragons and Dothraki hordes were put into action, but somehow still paled in comparison to our inner battle of not knowing which side to root for.
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The group followed up with further statements and basic images and videos, but even those materials paled in comparison to those released after the Brussels or Paris attacks.
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While damage across Florida was severe, it paled in comparison with devastation wrought by Irma in parts of the Caribbean, which accounted for the bulk of the hurricane's fatalities.
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Ryan raised a paltry $889,000 in the second quarter of 2019, a haul that paled in comparison to his competitors, some of whom raised in the tens of millions.
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Like the countless scandals that have preceded it, any financial penalty faced by Equifax paled in comparison to the money made from collecting the data in the first place.
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The first installment around the getaway, "Three Tequila… Floor," paled in comparison to the madness of "Scary Island," proving a Housewives season should be defined by its biggest vacation.
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Sarah Wallace, a partner at law firm Irwin Mitchell, said Dodgson's sentence paled in comparison to the lengthy prison terms handed down in the United States for securities fraud.
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Spicey's play date with Alec Baldwin-as-Trump paled next to this game show sketch, which put a fresh spin on one of comedy's oldest props: the cream pie.
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Castro's hours-long address Although 96 minutes outranked the typical length of UNGA speeches, it paled in comparison to the more than four-hour address by Cuba's Fidel Castro.
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But the shock of that third-client revelation paled in comparison to Hannity's shocking denial, soon after, that he and Michael Cohen were ever in an attorney-client relationship.
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These U.S. forecasts still paled in comparison to Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's "Singles Day" earlier this month, when the Chinese e-commerce giant raked in $30.7 billion in sales.
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Venezuela's neighbors are struggling to incorporate the stream of refugees who have poured across their borders, yet the international response has paled in comparison to other recent humanitarian crises.
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For the rookie running back Dare Ogunbowale, a rumor he heard that bears lurked in the trails near the practice fields almost paled next to another discovery he made.
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It's a move we've seen before, though: last year's XS phones paled in comparison to the iPhone XR, which might be the longest-lasting phone Apple's ever made. How?
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But all of that paled in comparison to the wedding day festivities, which consisted of matching robes Sweet walk-down-the-aisle snaps… And a wedding party of 20 people!
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They voted for him even though his campaign's ground game paled in comparison to Clinton's and didn't directly reach many voters in the ways that are typically required for success.
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Carson let Cruz off relatively easy, and any tension between them paled beside the fireworks between Chris Christie and Rubio that immediately followed and lingered much longer in the memory.
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Erdogan also said recent the recent attacks claimed by Islamic State in Brussels and Paris paled in comparison to what Turkey had endured battling Islamist, Kurdish and left-wing extremists.
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Mr. Nerad said the car had engine and transmission problems when it was introduced, and its quality paled in comparison with that of vehicles produced by Toyota and other rivals.
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He was a prolific writer but not a particularly distinguished one (his cornball dialogue paled in comparison the urbane snappiness of Carl Barks's Uncle Scrooge or John Stanley's Little Lulu).
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But Foley's appearance paled in comparison to the media storm that erupted when Trump suggested Tuesday that "Second Amendment people" might be able to prevent Clinton from making judicial nominees.
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It was one of the lowest openings for a movie starring Ms. McCarthy, and paled in comparison to "The Heat" ($39 million in 2013) and "Spy" ($29 million in 2015).
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While Cruz brought key Wisconsin leaders, Trump was introduced by only two surrogates — a pastor and a former Senate staffer—and the crowd size paled compared to his usual audiences.
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But that tension paled next to disagreements about the inclusion of transgender people, exemplified by yearly fights over whether to allow transgender women to attend the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival.
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What was done to me paled in comparison to the sweeping First Amendment violations the N.Y.P.D. had been committing against political activists and persists in committing against Muslims and others.
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The Barclays investment banking performance compared favorably with European peers which have struggled in recent months, but paled in comparison with U.S. peers which have reported their best revenues since 2011.
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The Dow Jones industrial average advanced 1.05 percent and the rose 2.16 percent for the month, but that paled in comparison to the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite's 5.32 percent monthly gain.
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The price tag was north of $10,000 but the money paled in comparison to what promised to be the party of a lifetime for her friends, family and fellow cancer survivors.
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Tara Erraught, making her Met debut as Nicklausse and Hoffmann's muse, seemed most comfortable as her lines rose; billed as a mezzo-soprano, her tone paled down in traditional mezzo territory.
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Well, their mentions may have paled in comparison with the rest, but Mr. Steyer's appeal as a "non-politician" and Mr. Patrick's reputation for bipartisan leadership were evident among their supporters.
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Pence's controversies have often paled in comparison to those of his running mate, but many people unhappy with the election results have made an effort to include him in their protests nonetheless.
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The pain of higher costs for American manufacturers has so far paled beside the severe distress facing American farmers and ranchers, whose sales to China have plummeted since Trump's trade war began.
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And the total number of children found paled with the number reported missing: Last year, the Center claimed, it assisted law enforcement and families with more than 27,000 cases of missing children.
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The rise in refinery runs has paled in comparison to the jump in imports, particularly waterborne imports to the Gulf and West Coasts, said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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This was not the case at the end of World War II, when many cathedrals were destroyed and the prospect of rebuilding paled in significance to the more immediate needs of survival.
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Still, those meetings paled next to what some critics of Mr. Abbas said was the embarrassment of so many leaders visiting Israel, after President Trump in 2017 recognized Jerusalem as its capital.
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But the penalties paled in comparison to the money gleaned off this data by wireless carriers over the last decade, and wireless carriers like T-Mobile say they'll be fighting the fines.
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With respect to tech's other funding sources, it's worth noting that over the last decade, there's been a ceiling on VC investment in the sector that's paled in comparison to private equity investment.
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The now iconic annual music festival is well known for bringing together some of America's greatest A-listers, but they all paled in comparison to the highly polarizing creator of trash can nachos.
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The blocks of Brown's shots, and his defense over all were impressive, but they paled in comparison to his influence on offense, spacing the court enough to give James precious more room inside.
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Others responded that the Hudson Yards space the company was leasing paled next to the campus proposed for Long Island City, Queens, and to the 25,000 people Amazon had pledged to employ there.
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But the governor ended up spending much of that and entered the fourth quarter of 2019 with $1.3 million cash on hand, a number that paled in comparison to larger, better funded campaigns.
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This latest release paled in volume compared to Thursday's release and previous massive document dumps, but it continued a drip-drip of email releases that has followed Clinton since before she entered the race.
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Though shares whipsawed in extended trading, the reaction paled in comparison to Wall Street's typical volatile reactions to Netflix's earnings — CEO Reed Hastings has even apologized for the stock's volatility in past earnings releases.
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I didn't love that it took a few days for my savings transfers to go through, and that I was taxed on my earnings — but I found the downsides paled next to the advantages.
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That night, alone in a hotel bed 6,000 miles from home, the horror stories she heard of Africa—a place apparently so backward that even China paled in comparison—came back to haunt her.
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I somewhat paled at the thought of trying to keep up with his cool sense of humor, which is already on display in our straightforward grids, but this was a very nice, mellow undertaking.
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His numbers paled next to the 73 passing yards and four touchdowns he had in last season's title game, but after improving his record as a starter to 27-240, Watson was not complaining.
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And all that paled next to what happened in the Senate, where a dying old warhorse served cold revenge on the president, killing his White Walker-like healthcare legislation with the Senatorial equivalent of dragonglass.
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Despite Newton becoming only the seventh hurricane since 1971 to make landfall near Los Cabos, the damage has paled in comparison to Hurricane Odile, which decimated parts of the popular beach resort in September 2014.
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The popularity of Yahoo Screen paled in comparison with YouTube, but the portal still had a substantial audience: about 15 million unique visitors in the United States in November, according to comScore, a research firm.
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The president at the time downplayed the damage caused by Maria, saying it paled in comparison to a "real catastrophe" like Hurricane Katrina, which killed an estimated 1,800 people along the Gulf Coast in 2005.
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Clinton repeatedly clashed over the issue during the course of the campaign, Mr. Trump's electoral gain — relative to the percentages Mr. Romney, John McCain and George W. Bush received on the issue — paled against Mrs.
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Even the huge number who witnessed the eclipse paled in comparison with those who tuned in to another lunar event: An estimated 600 million people worldwide watched the first moon landing on July 20, 1969.
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"You have someone [Kline] who completely broke the law and went against executive orders," Newbold alleges, while any of her infractions, she claims, paled in comparison and were for the benefit of security and efficiency.
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Screens to the side of the stage displayed unexceptional images of nature — trembling leaves, gurgling water, a mosquito feasting on skin — that paled next to the richness with which Janacek renders those images in music.
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Of course, Stereolab's politics paled in comparison to Tim Gane's previous band, McCarthy, which was one of the most dogmatic groups of the C86 scene, the nickname for Britain's indie pop boom in the mid-80s.
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And yet this disappointment, this disenchantment, this soaking wet flannel wrung upon the flame of the spirit paled in comparison to what happened to my feelings when Frank Ocean cancelled his set at Barcelona's Primavera Sound.
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With 218 minutes expired on Thursday, he had already amassed 22 points, sinking a pair of 237s that paled next to an offhand banked hook shot that he set up with a behind-the-back dribble.
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Sunday's accident paled in comparison to a spill in the islands in 2001, when a tanker slammed into a reef off San Cristóbal Island and poured 150,000 gallons of diesel and bunker fuel into the water.
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Nuttaa Mahattana, a democracy activist who is facing four sedition charges, said that the reports of ballot irregularities paled in comparison to the overall imbalance built into the Thai political system by the military-backed Constitution.
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While the money raised at the event paled compared with what Mr. Fishman gave away himself, the exposure of aligning with a prominent sports event may have done more to further his cause than any single check.
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Then Trump spoke up for a key aspect of Obamacare before realizing what he'd done and assuring everyone that he deplored every aspect of Obamacare, which paled in comparison with Trumpcare, whatever that might turn out to be.
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"Green Lantern" accounted for more than 1 percent of the U.S. box office in 2009 — good for 24th place — but its $116.6 million U.S. haul paled in comparison to its reported $300 million in production and marketing costs.
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The HTC Vive put motion controls front and center in early 2015, transforming how people thought about VR. Suddenly, holding a gamepad paled next to painting, shooting, making sandwiches, or catching cute animals with your own two hands.
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After getting dressed — in a short 35 minutes, which paled in comparison to some stars, like Regina King who told PEOPLE she prepped for four hours — I walked the five blocks from my apartment over to the Met.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. municipal bonds drew investors and yielded positive returns throughout the first quarter of this year, but their performance paled compared to Treasuries, which gained in January during a Chinese-led global stock market rout.
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The music icon sent the world into mourning after succumbing to a lengthy — and very private — battle with pancreatic cancer at age 76, but her nephew Tim Franklin says her global fame paled next to her enormous heart.
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Important stories, surely, but news that paled in comparison to the most groundbreaking journalism of the day — Breaking Bad writer Moira Walley-Beckett was hired by Canada's CBC to bring Anne of Green Gables back to TV. Breathe.
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Cuomo's take: State officials have said that the M.T.A. owed the state the $5 million it sent to ski resorts and that it paled in comparison to the funding the state provides to the transit agency each year.
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Russia, with its attack on the 2016 presidential election and its ongoing aggression in Ukraine, was certainly a handful, but it paled in comparison to the long-term threat posed by the rise of China, top officials believed.
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But the atmospheric conditions paled in comparison with the pressure that the two players built on their own through a captivating duel that did not end until the 216th-seeded Berrettini won the 216th point of the match.
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Protesters on Tuesday afternoon set barricades in the streets of Port-au-Prince and burnt tires in response to the president's address, although the spontaneous protests paled in comparison to some of the organized ones of recent weeks.
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The number of ads Russian operatives bought and used to target American users paled in comparison to the tweets, YouTube videos, Reddit comments, and Facebook and Instagram posts created and shared by IRA operatives posing as normal users.
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The audience of 3.5 million, in a nation of 65 million famed for its high level of political engagement, paled next to the eight million who watched a similar Hollande appearance in the same evening spot in late 2014.
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The Chocolate and peanut butter Tagalongs were "okay" and coconut Samoas were "small" and "a bit weird," but they all paled in comparison to troops' most popular product (and Jimmy Kimmel's favorite, when frozen and devoured by the sleeve).
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The best explanation — Tomei was the only American in a category full of Brits, so her upset was a victory for patriotism and country — paled in comparison to the idea of an old man just making up a winner.
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Concerns that Spain's political deadlock after an inconclusive election in December could damage the economy were overdone, he said, adding they paled in comparison to the effect of the slowdown in China or the price slump in raw materials.
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"I believed it was the right thing to do no matter what differences we had in our long campaign, they paled in comparison to the differences we had with the Republicans and that is actually even more true today."
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Over the course of Glazer's life, moreover, whatever threats extremist movements of the left posed to liberalism eventually paled in significance to the triumph of the radical right, and especially its all-but-complete takeover of the Republican Party.
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Everyone we met on the road joined the caravan out of desperation, and believed that any consequences they'd face for attempting to cross the border into the United States paled in comparison to what they could face back home.
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With #NeverWarren, the largest nodes of discussion on the map tended toward progressive activists and journalists with large followings, who argued that any divide between Warren and Sanders paled in comparison to a Democratic candidate and President Donald Trump.
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But this attention paled next to the overnight fame he achieved from a single performance in May 2018, when he played during the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, watched on television by an estimated 1.9 billion people.
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Breitbart's coverage of Sarah Palin and pre-2016 Ted Cruz was fawning — though it paled in comparison to its hagiographic coverage of the Trump campaign, which had led many to liken it to Pravda, the Soviet-era propaganda machine.
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"Truth be told what happened this morning is paled into comparison when what happens next month when they cancel 50 percent of the trains and our journey into Waterloo takes 40 or 50 percent longer than it should," Wadey said.
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I thought about the days when I could run 4 or 5 miles in that amount of time, and it all paled in comparison to how proud I was of getting through this first workout, huffing and puffing in my headscarf.
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Cruz's rhetoric was some of his sharpest of the campaign — but it paled in comparison to the attacks leveled by Bob Vander Plaats, Iowa's most prominent social conservative and a Cruz backer who Trump went after on Twitter a day earlier.
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To make matters worse, the Bellator 170 press conference directly followed the UFC 205 press conference on November 3, and both Ortiz and Sonnen paled in comparison to what was put forward by the biggest star in the sport, Conor McGregor.
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Other loves, such as cricket, paled beside it; even his unusual liking for sewing, which he taught to inmates of Wandsworth prison, seemed part-inspired by the "ditty bags" of needles, buttons and thread that were vital gear on polar expeditions.
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Even sales at Trump International Hotel & Tower in Columbus Circle, where the average price was more than $3,000 per square foot, paled in comparison with the building next door, 15 Central Park West, which averaged a market-leading $22008,22013 in 2432.
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It was an impression in the truest sense of the word — not an identical copy but a blend of heightened tics and imagined quirks that felt so true to the idea of a person that the real version paled by comparison.
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In some states on Tuesday he did significantly worse than he had when he ran against Hillary Clinton in 2016, and this wasn't the first time that his performance this year paled next to what he achieved four years ago.
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A Dubai-based asset manager said turnover of a little under 8 million dirhams ($2.2 million) paled in comparison to the 36 million dirhams turnover from First Abu Dhabi Bank, and suggested only a few investors drove the stock limit up.
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For many, however, each paled next to signature works by the directors responsible for them -- "Irishman," another mob drama, falling short of Martin Scorsese's "Goodfellas," while "Once Upon a Time" is arguably the fourth or fifth best movie from Quentin Tarantino.
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Sixty-seven percent of Democrats said the Puerto Rico response paled in comparison to other natural disasters in the United States, while 65 percent of Republicans said the Trump administration has done "about the same" as it has for other regions.
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Clinton's calls for equal pay, child care, paid family leave and health insurance that covered birth control and mammograms, paled before the appeal of someone who promised to bring back better-paying manufacturing jobs and restore a lost standard of living.
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But even those controversies paled in comparison to the one set off last month when the Progress Party put forward Mr. Hagen as its nominee for one of three seats on the five-member Norwegian Nobel Committee, which awards the prize.
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Although Bundy was eventually arrested two years later — after all, he was breaking the law — the reaction by politicians in 2014 paled in comparison with their response to the Black Panther Party's peaceful political demonstration in the California legislature half a century earlier.
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Whatever that particular revelation was, it paled in comparison to the day's breaking news: Disney, which as Marvel Studios' parent company had released both Guardians and its 2017 sequel, had fired the director after a series of years-old tweets had resurfaced.
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While the amount the 5G auction brought in was more than the 50 million euros the right-wing government had budgeted for, it paled in comparison to the 6.5 billion euros neighbouring Italy raised in October after a bidding war between operators.
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While the amount the 5G auction brought in was more than the 50 million euros the right-wing government had budgeted for, it paled in comparison to the 6.5 billion euros neighboring Italy raised in October after a bidding war between operators.
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In a column entitled "I'll Eat Your Epic", Koray criticized the government for what she said was an overemphasis on the events of July 15 last year, saying it paled in significance next to World War I and major battles in Turkish history.
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While a fall of that degree is notable for a major currency, it paled in comparison to the pound's unexpected drop of more than 6 percent over a span of minutes in the thinly traded currency markets early in the Asian trading day.
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Yet the event paled in comparison to the 2017 inaugural investment conference, when robots roamed the venue as the kingdom turned its focus to the promise of new technology and announced plans to build a $500 billion mega city of the future.
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It was a modest success, debuting at No. 4 on the Billboard chart and earning a Grammy nomination, though his numbers still paled in comparison to rap stars like Drake or J. Cole, who regularly top 100 million Spotify plays on a track.
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In terms of choreographic invention, the evening's two solos — the yearning "Ave Maria" for Ms. Osipova, by the Japanese choreographer Yuka Oishi; the brooding "In Absentia" for Mr. Hallberg, by the Danish choreographer Kim Brandstrup — paled in comparison to their finale together.
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The goodwill that existed during the Cold War—the sense that any disagreements between Democrats and Republicans paled in comparison to the antipathy between the free world and the communist menace—has given way to no-holds-barred rivalry between the parties.
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But just as I wanted to drug myself for a few hours of respite from my grief, so, too, did I want to leave my body so that I might wake in the morning and find the assault had paled in intensity.
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For three straight years, the Cleveland Cavaliers have blown through three playoff rounds of the competitively malnourished Eastern Conference and arrived in the championship series with regular-season records that paled compared to those of the Western Conference champion Golden State Warriors.
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Such personal concerns then paled, though, in the face of the true game changer of the season's final moments: The Night King's dragon-powered attack destroys part of the Wall, allowing the army of the dead to finally pour into the Seven Kingdoms.
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Last year, for example, $159 million was bet on the Super Bowl legally in Nevada, a respectable take for any business but one that paled in comparison to the estimates of the amount — as high as $4.6 billion — wagered on the game illegally.
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It was clear, as soon as I arrived at the infant ward where these women had brought their babies to be examined, that my concern about getting bitten by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes paled in comparison with what they and their children were going through.
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FCA has already partnered with Waymo in 2016 with Chrysler Pacifica minivans that have subsequently been sent out on the road, but its work in self-driving research and other mobility experiments has generally paled against crosstown rivals Ford Motor Company and General Motors.
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In 2007, for example, the United States provided US$30 million to the UNHCR to assist Iraqi refugees, but this number paled in comparison to the estimated $2 billion per week they spent to wage the war that made many Iraqis flee as refugees.
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Trainor, nominated for both Record and Song of the Year in 2015, won Best New Artist, a surprise given that she isn't all that new of an artist and her retroisms paled in comparison to the country-hip-hop fusion served up by Sam Hunt.
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While the pope's remarks on Thursday evening in Dhaka took a step toward a more full-throated recognition of the humanitarian disaster, his words paled in comparison to that of Bangladesh's president, Abdul Hamid, who spoke before Francis in a chandeliered ballroom in the palace.
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Sports of The Times This was the N.B.A. season in which up became down, the sunny day was abandoned for an embrace of the rainy, and the race to the championship penthouse paled next to the joy of a tumble down the league stairs.
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My kids had plenty of decent teachers, and not a few brilliant teachers, with all the energy and creativity and endless patience that I don't have, and I worshiped them with the grateful fervor of the parent who knew that she paled by comparison.
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Yet these efforts paled in comparison to the depth and breadth of a criminal justice system that BLM activists and others argued was a gateway to wider systems of racial and economic oppression that flourished, ironically, on the watch of the first black president.
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Richard Nixon's personal misdeeds paled in comparison to the intelligence community abuses uncovered by the Senate's Church Committee and the new spirit of suspicion about secret agencies' domestic activities, many of which were illegal and some of which were extraordinary abuses of human rights.
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But that role paled in comparison to the person Fisher was offscreen: a fearless advocate for mental health, someone with a supernatural ability to make us smile, a gifted writer brimming with honesty and wit, and someone who wanted to be known for dying via underwear strangulation.
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Surrounded by it were 10 items that paled in price comparison, among them: La Prairie Rapid Response Booster, $300, iS Clinical Active Serum, $130, celeb makeup guru Charlotte Tilbury's cult classic Magic Cream, $100, and celeb facialist Shani Darden's Retinol Reform (which Jones calls "awesome"), $75.
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Gavaskar once told me that in a practice match before the series my father told him the West Indian pace attack was quite mediocre and paled in comparison to the pace attack of Wesley Hall and Charlie Griffith, which he had faced in '61-'62 series.
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In 2016, David Cay Johnston's The Making of Donald Trump—published by Melville House after the big houses shrugged it off—and the Post's Trump Revealed (published by Scribner) were bestsellers, but sales of both paled in comparison to books that approached Trump's support more tangentially.
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The noise paled, however, in comparison with the roars at three critical moments: when the Indians took control in the first inning, when Kluber left the game to a standing ovation and when Miller wriggled out of two potentially game-changing jams with the score 3-0.
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While the profits made by local emirs and 'ISIS central' from looting were perhaps tens of millions of dollars, and paled before the hundreds of millions made from oil smuggling, taxation, and extortion rackets, including human trafficking, the destruction of archaeological and heritage sites has been immense.
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Given that thousands of young men from South Yorkshire were about to become embroiled in the hell of the Battle of the Somme, supporters may have had bigger things to worry about, or perhaps the horrors of World War I paled into comparison for fans at Bramall Lane.
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Nonetheless, even though the club's success on the pitch paled in comparison with that of Real Madrid, who won both the Champions League and Spain's La Liga, the broadcasting might of the English Premier League enabled Man U to remain at the top of the financial league table.
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While the size of the moves on day two paled in comparison, the declines were sharp enough for STAR's five biggest individual shareholders, including Monday's newly minted billionaires, to lose a combined 6.94 billion yuan on paper, according to Reuters calculations, though none lost claims to three-comma fortunes.
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All the theories and polling and arguments for the greater good paled in influence on voters compared to the circumstances of their daily lives, their immediate relationships, and the "call of stories" that fuel "the moral imagination," as psychiatrist Robert Coles wrote a quarter of a century ago.
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Curry, the two-time league most valuable player, paled in comparison to Westbrook, missing 14 of his 20 shots, turning the ball over six times, weaving little of the magic that had made him a global sensation, biting on a mouth guard as he chewed up opposing defenses.
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There has been plenty of criticism of the strategy — and there is a technical workaround that we'll talk about momentarily — but since the tech has been, until now, mainly visible to businesses, the conversation has paled in comparison to some of the other big privacy issues arising in recent years.
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At the turn of the twentieth century, vice commissions frequently dispatched undercover officers to observe young men and women meeting up for dates (under the assumption that they were engaging in prostitution), but this surveillance paled in comparison to the violence those same officers frequently enacted in clandestine gay spaces.
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The minor surprises — in the South, No. 53 Iowa beat No. 7 Cincinnati, 79-72, and No. 9 Oklahoma bludgeoned No. 8 Mississippi, 95-72, while No. 9 Washington whipped No. 8 Utah State, 13-61, in the Midwest — paled against the wins that had the capacity to upend the bracket.
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Candyce Ayn, a Georgia resident who recently underwent surgery with an out-of-network doctor, said she received more than $2250,2000 from Anthem, but she said that amount paled in comparison to the more than $2400,2000 sent to a family member by Anthem after a surgery a few years ago.
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No matter how good your Good Friday was, it probably paled in comparison to Stranger Things' star Millie Bobby Brown's own — when she finally met Kim Kardashian Since being catapulted into stardom, the young Netflix star behind the character of Eleven has been adorably vocal about her love for all things Kardashian.
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The bodyguards paled as I suggested one more meal, but we all managed to power through a late-afternoon snack of chilled lobster and sushi at Caps Beer Garden, whose menu was created by Dale Talde, a former "Top Chef" contestant who is the chef and owner of restaurants including Talde Jersey City.
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I thought Leo's performance was one of his least-deserving (OMG HE ATE A LIVER AND WENT INSIDE A FAKE HORSE), and it paled before the brilliant, batshit job he did in The Wolf of Wall Street, but one of the problems with this year is that the competition in the Best Actor candidate sucks.
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Some social media users shared tales of the financial sacrifice they and their loved ones were making to #VoteYes, but many said it paled in comparison to the cost many Irish women (until only recently) have had to pay – in some cases up to $2,600 – to access abortion services at private clinics in England.
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I met a paid line-stander who said that waiting outside a restaurant for three to four hours paled beside his greatest achievement: camping out in front of the Supreme Court for more than a week on behalf of a client who wanted to hear the oral arguments in the same-sex marriage case.
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The ads were sometimes politically themed and potentially reached tens of millions of Americans, raising questions about possible links to increasingly well-evidenced allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 elections—though the total spent ultimately paled in comparison to ad buys by Donald Trump's campaign, and could have ultimately been linked to some kind of marketing operation instead.
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It registers as a deep red: By 2010, the stripe for 1940 has literally paled in comparison to the hotter temperatures of the 21st century: "You can see in the first few decades there was a random scattering of cool years and warm years as one would expect in a stable climate," Pluck wrote in an email.
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"New data about Wednesday's hearing shows the difficulty in capturing the attention of a nation that's developed a higher tolerance for permanent political drama under the current president," wrote Neal Rothschild and Sara Fischer, noting that day one's ratings paled in comparison to those for high-profile appearances from Robert Mueller, Brett Kavanaugh, and James Comey.
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Over the weekend, after the mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, Tyson tweeted that the number of people killed in the shootings paled in comparison to deaths due to things like car accidents and that our "emotions respond to spectacle more than data": In the past 48hrs, the USA horrifically lost 1483 people to mass shootings.
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There were plenty of other consequential results in the regular season's final weekend Sunday — the Kansas City Chiefs clinched home field advantage throughout the A.F.C. playoffs and the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams both clinched first-round byes — but all of that paled in comparison to the shocking turnarounds for the Ravens and Eagles.
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Huber's review had largely paled in comparison to the Mueller investigation, and officials in Washington hoping for a counterpunch to the special counsel's blows soon turned their attention to the Justice Department's inspector general, Michael Horowitz, as well as US attorney John Durham of Connecticut, who both undertook separate efforts to examine the origins of the Russia probe.
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The acclaim, controversy, and notoriety Roth achieved via that early breakthrough paled to what greeted him with the publication of the 1969 novel Portnoy's Complaint, a book whose dark humor and sexual frankness helped blow the doors off what was possible in American literature at the end of a decade that saw many of the old rules falling away.
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But even these crowds paled in comparison to scenes in 2000, when tens of thousands of people reported queued to buy Hello Kitty and her boyfriend Daniel, with fights breaking out inside the fast food restaurants, until then-Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was said to have intervened to warn Singaporeans to not get too carried away over the kawaii cat.
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Still, the scope of damage in Florida and neighboring states paled in comparison with the utter devastation left by Irma as a Category 240 hurricane, the rare top end of the scale of hurricane intensity, in parts of the Caribbean, where the storm killed nearly 250 people - at least 235 of them in Cuba - before turning its fury on Florida.
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Also concerning are the pronouncements this week from Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoDemocrats clash at debate over keeping US troops in Mideast Democrats request briefing on intel behind Trump's embassy threat claim Hillicon Valley: Apple, Barr clash over Pensacola shooter's phone | Senate bill would boost Huawei alternatives | DHS orders agencies to fix Microsoft vulnerability | Chrome to phase out tracking cookies MORE, who argued that whether or not intelligence of the threat to attack American interests was imminent paled in significance to the importance of eliminating Soleimani, an international terrorist.
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