He and Kim Jong Un are well matched on insults, but they're not well matched on strategy and understanding of each other's own chess game.
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And perhaps in their shared hopelessness, they are well matched.
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In terms of style, the putative tag team looks rather well matched.
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"They were well matched in intellect and talent," she wrote on Facebook.
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This is because assets and liabilities are typically well matched by duration.
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Well-matched credit scores also bode well for a long-lasting love.
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Our constitutional system is not well matched with our current party system.
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And for blood transfusions to work, you need well matched blood groups.
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The two main characters, both inclined to craziness, are extremely well matched.
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"You can occasionally get immune reactions even with well-matched donors," he says.
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For what it's worth, we'd guess they're pretty well-matched in that department.
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In that way, this film is well-matched with its rampaging extra-terrestrial.
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Were there any endings you felt were particularly well-matched to their characters?
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First and foremost, this delivers you engineers that are really well-matched to your company.
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Unlike those of South Africa, the two main racial groups are well matched in size.
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One saving grace of these simultaneous slumps is that the two teams are well-matched.
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Casco Bay cod was well matched, but not overpowering, with chorizo, white beans and scallions.
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Well-matched birds cannot be forced to mate, but artificial insemination is also proving effective.
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The women's age disparity was considerable, a 13-year gap, but the fight was well matched.
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"It&aposs amazing how well-matched these contenders are," said comScore senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian.
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Married for five years — and together for much longer — my husband and I are well matched.
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Ekaterina Krysanova and Vladislav Lantratov dance the respective roles of that odd and well-matched couple.
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But the shot does still appear to be well matched for the A(H1N1)pdm09 strain.
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He and Virgin should be well matched, for that is exactly what commercial radio is up to.
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I noted that we were very well matched when we played table tennis at the local bar.
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As such, he is exceptionally well matched to a portrait of a nascent country finding its identity.
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Maybe it's just thinking back to films like Badlands, but she seems so well-matched to this material.
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The two men were well matched: magnificently talented, hugely ambitious, and, in their mid-228s, still relatively young.
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The score, much of which was written specifically for the project, feels well matched to the subject matter.
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I know you were so well-matched, but also, you seem to look out and he looked in.
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"Tough to say — they would be well matched," Buttigieg, who currently serves as the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Their values seemed well matched at the time, and a mutual admiration led to marriage a few years later.
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But in general, at a population level, the vaccine may not have been well-matched to the major circulating virus.
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She is well matched in the young Tehran Conceptualist Barbad Golshiri, who takes funerary monuments and history as his theme.
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Rather than simply picking your leather and wood, Lincoln designed interiors around central concepts with well-matched upholstery and trim.
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Mr. Murphy, well matched with Mr. Dornan (Christian Grey in "Fifty Shades of Grey"), is impressive as a pitiless patriot.
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Although it is based on real events, the story is spookily well matched to the writer-director's sensibility and preoccupations.
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Trump's well-documented disregard for veracity was well matched by Nixon's: He lied repeatedly about Vietnam and Watergate as president.
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And hairs found in soil extracted from the well matched the boy's DNA, government official Maria Galvez told reporters on Wednesday.
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But the data firm was well matched with Watson, IBM's artificial-intelligence platform, which it is promoting as a diagnostic tool.
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If accurate, viewing numbers like these would make the series well-matched against the most-watched shows on traditional network television.
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When the two sides meet at the Stade Vélodrome on Thursday evening, they will be well met and minutely well matched.
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You probably have a solid resume and cover letter, and you're applying for jobs that are well-matched to your qualifications.
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In Australia, the early data "indicates the four flu strains in the vaccine are well-matched to circulating viruses," said Sheppeard.
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Family Men Two more recent books, one a memoir and the other a novel, seem well-matched to your narrative tastes.
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Although he was not raised by Trump, Kushner's background suggested he was well matched for his father-in-law's style of leadership.
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That means a proliferation of belts, and a lack of central authority to ensure that fights are well-matched, timely and fair.
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Directed by Sara Fellini, it would seem potentially well matched to both this time of year and our foully antagonistic national mood.
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Regardless of how well-matched this year's vaccine will be to circulating flu viruses, getting a flu shot is critical, Pauley notes.
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Maybe because we were both brutally honest with what we exactly wanted and discovered we were both fairly well matched... but not perfectly.
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He's well matched by Bashir Salahuddin's perfectly understated work as Morgan, a U.S. state department official with little patience to offer the Middletons.
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They told her it might be months or years before they found a donor well-matched in size, skin color, and immune profile.
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Ms. Black, a New Zealand recording artist making her film debut, and Ms. House, both actresses of formidable presence, are well-matched opponents.
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The groups were well matched at the start for vitamin D blood levels, bone mineral density, height, weight, blood pressure and other factors.
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Andros's words are well matched with Morstad's evocative artwork, conjuring a gentle, lyrical version of what used to be the dominant American immigration story.
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In this recent interpretation, Gaiman plays up the tale's inherent horror, well-matched in its nightmarishness by Mattotti's stark black-and-white ink illustrations.
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Its classic multi-camera setup and laugh track give it a throwback vibe that's well-matched to the earnestness the show does everything with.
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She was well matched by Piotr Stanczyk, who was an excellent Leontes, full of grief and menace, sticking his legs out like a spider.
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A market can be expensive but still well matched, which simply means that the type of buyers out shopping are comparable to the listings available.
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Given the photos of Prince William and Princess Kate looking similarly smitten in Canada, the two couples seem well matched when it comes to romance.
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There's precious little data to compare market share in Southeast Asia, but anecdotally Uber and Grab seem to be fairly well-matched across the region.
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While the film takes a diagrammatic approach to the story's rich dramatic possibilities, it also offers tasty performances, not least from its well-matched leads.
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Merced and Moore's story has the least characters with the most screen time, and the young stars are well-matched for both chemistry and talent.
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A quick look through previous MTA Arts & Design sponsored projects reveals how well-matched artists are to the stations for which they have made work.
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This season's Bruins and Blues appear well matched — deep teams that can wear down opponents with consistent pressure and flip a game with offensive outbursts.
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Ms. Lind is well matched by Alison Wright's shrewd Emilia, Desdemona's handmaiden and Iago's wife, who has a will as sharp as her acerbic tongue.
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Barclays' well-matched and diversified funding profile benefits from the group's domestic retail franchise to fund retail assets and good market access to fund wholesale operations.
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Lynskey and Schloss are well matched as mother and daughter, and Griffiths builds a relationship between them as this far-from-innocent teenager navigates her world.
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Marvelously irregular and sometimes almost as thin as leaves, they have a delicate looseness well-matched with glazes that often leave the clay body showing through.
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A World Series between the Cleveland Indians and Chicago Cubs is interesting enough in a vacuum, because the teams are both good and uniquely well-matched.
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It includes some of the finest moral argumentation in the canon: thrilling back-and-forths between well-matched antagonists with a great deal on the line.
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That means if your child is exposed to B/Victoria, there's a 58% chance that their flu shot will be well matched to protect against it.
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It is both craven and elegant — a collection that's well matched to the medium and a logical extension of what Drake has been offering for years.
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Melissa McCarthy turns in a career-best performance as the caustic Lee Israel, and she's well-matched by Richard E. Grant, all charming smiles as Jack Hock.
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He is well-matched by Foxx in a slightly showier role as McMillian, who understands exactly how risky and hard-won hope is in circumstances like his.
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At that point, the show seemed well-matched for the streaming service, with It's Andy Muschietti on board as director and Scott locked in to play Bode.
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Mr Winchester's model suggests that, based on the current strength of their constituent nations, the vintage of 2017 ought to be reasonably well-matched with the All Blacks.
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Having read Lorde's New York Times profile, it seems like the two of you are well matched in terms of the way that you approach emotions and pop.
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Last year's flu vaccine included a strain of H3N2 that was not particularly well matched with the circulating strain, so it had a lower effectiveness of about 25%.
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The predominant circulating strain (H3N2) was not particularly well matched with the strain included in the vaccine, Maragakis explained, so it had a lower effectiveness of about 25%.
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Credit scores reveal an individual's relationship skill and level of commitment, the Fed report said, and well-matched credit scores may bode well for a successful love match.
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In the overall population, the CDC says studies show vaccines can reduce the risk of flu by about 50 to 60 percent when the vaccines are well matched.
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For the rest, the ensemble was vocally strong and well matched: Lucas Meachem as Marcello; Duncan Rock, in his Met debut, as Schaunard; and David Soar as Colline.
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On SG, the 17-year-old Park "Ruler" Jae-hyuk has been a more-controlled asset to the team and well-matched with Kwon "Wraith" Ji-min on support.
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Workers are most productive in jobs well-matched to their training and experience, for example, and unemployment benefits offer displaced workers time to find a good, productivity-promoting fit.
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Staged and directed by Mr. Connor, "The Exiles" is an arduous, meaty duet, which on Tuesday was aided by the well-matched elegance of Kristen Foote and Mark Willis.
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There's a 42% chance that the vaccine won't be well-matched for B/Victoria, so the shot won't do a great job of keeping them from getting the flu.
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Ten years ago, after an extended period of unemployment, I stumbled upon a job opportunity so well matched to my talents and experience that it felt like fateful cosmic poetry.
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But the Sun is so distant from this system's vantagepoint that the results are far less dramatic than the well-matched apparent sizes of the Moon and Sun from Earth.
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In casting Margot Robbie as Elizabeth opposite Saoirse Ronan's Mary, Rourke found a pair so well-matched that they even competed against each other for last season's best actress Oscar.
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By that time Mr. Ebert, whose archness felt a bit forced early in the show, has settled into a prickly confidence that's well matched with Mr. Sears's finely tuned petulance.
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It reflects the programme's well-matched asset and liability redemption profiles, as well as embedded call options on part of the programme's liabilities, which enhance the ability to manage existing mismatches.
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But first there's an amuse bouche, along with homemade croissants and popovers — the poblano gruyère ones we sampled were fresh and chewy, and well matched with butter, honey and lavender salt.
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Jess must have learned from the Manhattan A.C. debacle, because ten years later, he had a reputation of being fair and for setting up bouts that generated interesting, well-matched fights.
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The cheerfully cut-and-paste nature of Welles's script was well matched to the production, which was again a stop-and-go process, informed by funding shortages and limited actor availability.
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The pitch-perfect original production — which won Obie Awards for Vogel, Brokaw, Parker and Morse — was surprising, and uncomfortable, for its capacious empathy and the well-matched allure of its stars.
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Next, you are given profiles of the members (and prospective housemates) you will be meeting with, and they are sent your profile and an overview as to why you are well-matched.
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This means it's important your skills are well-matched to the job you're doing — evidence suggests that the greater the mismatch between your skills and your job, the less happy you'll be.
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He and Jimmy are worthy adversaries, well matched because their differences are barely skin deep and because they are equally hell-bent on victory, given the depth and history of their grievances.
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The asset disposal loss component of 0.7% underlines the well matched asset and liability profile, reflecting a minimal need for forced asset sales and reinvestment costs in case of temporary excess cash.
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For a decade, it seemed as though Adlon and C.K. were a well-matched pair—two disillusioned entertainers and parents in middle age with equal proclivities for the scatological and the profound.
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They are well-matched in complementary strangeness, and this surprising person might just be the actual friend for whom Vivian longs (even if her name isn't, as it turns out, really Penelope).
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But this version, directed by James Macdonald and starring a ravishingly well matched Imelda Staunton and Conleth Hill, harrowed and moved me as if I were encountering the show for the first time.
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We're well matched as runners, and we've run together a lot, talking about a registration issue or a youth program in the middle of our runs, and we get faster as we go.
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"'Set It Up' is a classic rom-com brought to life by a pair of wonderfully well-matched stars who seem to revel in the genre," Kate Erbland of IndieWire wrote in a review.
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The flu vaccine is relatively weak compared with other vaccines -- around 280% protection in a good year when the vaccine is well-matched to circulating strains and 290% or less in a bad year.
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Well matched to the rest of the film, the imagery is as effective in Cold War America as it was in Nazi Germany, and, thanks perhaps to this transmutation, "The Magnetic Monster" was taken almost seriously.
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This well-matched trio, which is led by one of the most intelligent and inquisitive violinists of our time, presents a deceptively simple program: Dvorak's Piano Trio and Schumann's Piano Trio No. 1.212-247-7800, carnegiehall.
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" Though celebrity periodicals often portrayed them as a blissful, well-matched pair, Ms. Field told me their time together was "confusing and complicated, and not without loving and caring, but really complicated and hurtful to me.
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Xavier (16-583, 5-6 Big East) needed every bit of Jones' 15th double-double of the season as the Musketeers and Friars were so well-matched, neither team led by more than six points all night.
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"What Democrats succeeded in doing was getting candidates who were well matched to their districts culturally" and "weren't running on uber progressive lines or leaning with ideology," said Will Marshall, president and founder of the Progressive Policy Institute.
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The grin on her face as she and Brienne prove well-matched was lovely, and the conclusion of the fight, where they share a smile, was as satisfying to me as anything that's ever happened on this show.
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Usually the longer (larger) snake can reach a little higher and wins, but snakes well-matched in size can go on like this for several hours, and even repeatedly over several days until there is a clear winner.
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The cash flow valuation component of 0.9% reflects the natural hedge between assets and the liabilities (both mostly fixed-rate), the excess interest for the programme and the well matched weighted average life (WAL) of the assets and liabilities.
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For Fourier it took the form of the phalanx, a group of well-matched individuals living together in a phalanstery: a palatial residential complex complete with meeting halls, dining rooms, libraries, ballrooms, beehives, observatories and coops for carrier pigeons.
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Though Ambrose Bierce's "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" and Jorge Luis Borges's "The Secret Miracle" are well-matched on plot and theme, they don't meet my criteria because their language isn't contemporary and they both end in death.
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We won't know exactly how well-matched the flu vaccine is for the viruses circulating until the season is over, but the CDC published this interim report to get an early sense of how well the vaccine is working.
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UK and German insurers are likely to be the most attracted to infrastructure assets because of their business focus on long-term guaranteed savings products, which can be well matched by the cash flow features and long duration of infrastructure debt.
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The sector's balance sheets and capital strength, on the other hand, are well insulated from falling yields because the duration of assets and liabilities are well matched and new business is increasingly shifting away from offering customers minimum guaranteed returns.
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Making that possible will be signature Disrupt features such as CrunchMatch, which connects well-matched founders and investors; offers sidebar programming, which brings speakers and attendees together for moderated discussions; and our Showcase stage, where exhibiting startups pitch their stories.
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They are well matched by McCarthy — played by Lee Sellars as a sort of East-Coast-meets-Texas boor, without a whisper of Wisconsin to him — and his ruthlessly loyal young researcher, Jean Kerr (Cathryn Wake), who will become his wife.
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The lights have been set to classics like AC/DC's "Thunderstuck," but they're also well-matched with doof doof-style bangers such as Hocus Pocus' 1995 hit "Here's Johnny" and Darude's "Sandstorm" — which helped Jaeschke go viral back in 2014.
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The Good Place started out Season 3 by introducing Simone, a smart and well-matched black love interest for lead character Chidi Anagonye and completely phased her out in favor of pairing Chidi with Eleanor, who may or may not be his "real" soulmate.
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For one, the hosts serve as ratings-drivers: Not only are they expected to promote the show in interviews and commercials, but when the host is well matched to the material, audiences often tune in simply to see what he or she will say.
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Imagine using modern information technology to tailor jobs to every one of the three billion people wanting to work — work that is well matched with their unique skills, talents, and passions; work in which they are assigned to valuable tasks and partnered with people they like to work with.
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The star is well matched by Michelle Pfeiffer, returning from a brief career hiatus to play Ruth: a woman who's lived the high life for so long that she can't understand why her husband's mistakes should keep her from getting a hair appointment at the best Manhattan salon.
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Yet "Escaped Alone," a 55-minute futurist study in fractured conversation among four women in their 70s, and "Hangmen," a two-and-a-half hour comic mystery cut from the pattern of old boulevard thrillers, wound up serving as oddly well matched bookends in a highly satisfying day of theatergoing.
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There's something to be said for the malaise inherent to the dating app experience: The lack of stimulating conversation percolating there, the sheer volume of people who will not bother to have an engaging chat with you regardless of who you are or how well matched you might be in person.
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However, by February, a new strain had begun, leading to additional illnesses and hospitalizations since it is "not well matched" with the vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control's Lynnette Brammer told the AP. Despite the length of the season, the statistics still pale in comparison to the brutal 2017-213 19-week season, according to the CDC.
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The Russian Grand Duke (Daniel Danskoy) is handsome and flashy enough to catch her eye, and if their final conversation is any indication, they may have even been well matched intellectually if she weren't already so occupied with the PM. Then there's Prince George, egged on by her uncle, the Duke of Cumberland, a rather whiny brat who makes the mistake of complaining that he'd never be master of his own home if he married the queen, within earshot of her.
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This is driven by an asset disposal loss component of 7.3%, which reflects maturity mismatches between the assets and the liabilities and the haircuts applied to the sale of assets needed to repay maturing OF. The cash flow valuation component is a negative 2.2%, reflecting the excess spread generated under the structure and the well-matched post-swap interest-rate position of the assets and liabilities, together with the gap between the stressed WA life of the assets (7.4 years) and the liabilities (4.8 years).
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Democratic presidential hopeful Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Castro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates MORE joked in an interview published Sunday by Vulture that the character Selina Meyer from the political comedy show "Veep" would be "well matched" in a 2020 race against President 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.
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