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POST -- 10 HORSE (ODDS) -- Indy Storm (20-1) TRAINER/JOCKEY -- Nick Zito/Edgar Prado COMMENT -- On paper, this colt is overmatched with victories in just maiden and allowance races.

Furthermore, due to the biases associated with retrospective selection of controls and the potential for overmatching with a small case-set, the mortalities are presented as a case-series rather than as a case-control study.

He was done with striking out, done with feeling overmatched, done with spending months being fooled at the plate.

It is shown that on virtually every metric, the 1-μm nanomorphic cell is overmatched when compared with the information-processing capability of living cells, which excels in very low power consumption and very high information throughput.

The Nets have won 9 of their last 10 games over the Knicks, overmatching them with athleticism.

The Taliban were always overmatched — attacking the Marines with only one-third the number of men — but they pressed the fight, laying complex ambushes and then cutting off Marines as they made their way back to base.

Barry Bearak (NYT) AFRICA ZAMBIA: EDITOR CLEARED The editor of the country's only independent daily was cleared of espionage charges stemming from a report that the army would be overmatched in a fight with Angola.

"Going into these games, we knew we had them overmatched and had an advantage with them coming into the Fieldhouse.

Kidd's inability to get Phoenix past the second round had nothing to do with his own inadequacy and everything to do with his team being overmatched by an opponent down low.

"But they are not overmatched in two areas: their familiarity with the criminal justice system and the evidence.

As it turned out, he seems never to have consorted with anyone whose ego overmatched his own.