When squared off against Ted Cruz, the Reuters March 20 poll of 1,724 Americans gave Clinton 36.3% of the vote to Cruz's 33.7%.
Strike it in time and the sample plays in perfect tempo, earning you a haptic buzz of the controller and, when you're squaring off against that alien, firing a blast of light into its gullet.
In the 2008 race, before she had a speechwriter, Mrs. Obama said what she felt: "If you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the White House," she said at an event in 2007, when Mr. Obama was squaring off against Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Fox Sports 1 will join a market that is far more crowded than it was when Murdoch first contemplated squaring off against ESPN.
He was 29 minutes into his first game with the Islanders when he found himself squaring off with defenseman Shawn Heins of the San Jose Sharks last Thursday.
Although Rubio had already committed to backing Trump, his latest comments stood in stark contrast to the impassioned pleas he made when the two were squaring off just months ago.
"An elephant's trunk is a truly remarkable organ, but also appears to be their Achilles' heel when it comes to squaring off with an angry ant colony," said Todd M. Palmer, a biologist at the University of Florida and the paper's co-author.
Douglas turned 41 in the midst of all this and he isn't shy about showing his own less pleasant side, whether it's getting angry over editing, squaring off with Kubrick when the director didn't want to shoot the "I am Spartacus" scene or playing hardball with the suits.
Actually, it started on Friday when Los Angeles and Sacramento squared off.
He was 73 at the time, and John McCain was 72 when he squared off against Obama in 2008.
