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Over Thanksgiving, Steinberg decided to create a showdown in which each President goes up against his corresponding Super Bowl, in a SupraSuper battle for national supremacy or, at least, as a stimulus for oddball water-cooler conversation.

Tim Phillips, the president of Americans for Prosperity, which has chapters in thirty-two stands and lobbies against labor unions and environmental regulation, told the Times that his group had been working to create a showdown with the unions in Wisconsin since before Walker's inauguration.

The aid shipment created a showdown unlike any on the border between Colombia and Venezuela in years.

The moment is creating a showdown between two national power centers — Washington and Silicon Valley — as they jockey in a technology-centric world.

The final beckons today against Yugoslavia, which overcame a 9-point halftime deficit and defeated the upstart New Zealand, 89-78, creating a showdown with Argentina -- not the gold medal game people here thought they'd see, but clearly the one with the two best teams.

The win creates a showdown for the Rio Hondo League title Thursday as La Cañada travels to Monrovia at 5 15 p.m. La Cañada took its first lead Tuesday with 2 45 to go in the third quarter when Barsamian converted an and-one opportunity off a pass from Chen for a 29-26 lead.

The move — a remarkable rebuke to Mrs. May, pictured above outside of Downing Street today — could create a constitutional showdown.

But the situation challenges Britain's political traditions, where the government normally controls the agenda in Parliament, and "could create a constitutional showdown," according to Mr. Castle.

Members of the Pheu Thai party initially said they would back a political amnesty, which would open the door for Mr. Thaksin's eventual return and create a potential showdown with the military and others who oppose him.

By stepping into the process known as Brexit and trying to define an alternative path, lawmakers could create a constitutional showdown in Britain, where the government normally controls the agenda in Parliament, especially on its most pressing issues.

"That's what we do". The process repeated itself last month, when she joined Schumer in winning Trump's support for a three-month budget extension, set to create a December showdown over the 2018 budget.