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And — almost unthinkably — all without a shred of consequence.
There's not a shred of ideology left around the table.
She was petite and polished, without a shred of artifice.
Those claims can be made without a shred of proof.
Go ahead and embrace animal causes without a shred of guilt.
But without a shred of evidence we shouldn't believe the Secretary.
He doesn't like to lose even a shred of an argument.
Zelenskiy's crowded campaign headquarters Sunday night, there wasn't a shred of
Everyone would have one if there were a shred of probability.
We read the complaint, and there's not a shred of truth.
Which is to say some people have not a shred of conscience.
Vindman testified that there wasn't a shred of truth to that account.
There simply isn't a shred of the rule of law in him.
Lose a shred of reputation for the firm, and I will be ruthless.
When Henrik Seva butchers a reindeer, not a shred of meat is wasted.
Chuck doesn't speak to Wendy with a shred of empathy — but Taylor does.
Still, let's try to end 2016 with a shred of reality intact, okay?
LONDON — Somewhere deep, deep down, there's a shred of goodness in Cersei Lannister.
Lose a shred of reputation for the firm and I will be ruthless.
Anyone with eyes and even a shred of insight can identify a reboot.
There has never been a shred of honesty in the politics of DACA.
But don't you have at least a shred of affection for Maguire's emo Peter?
For instance, I didn't throw away a shred of paper related to the book.
The prosecutor turned up not even a shred of a motive for John Sheridan.
Well adjusted people with a shred of empathy simply don't behave this way. pic.twitter.
She survived off savings, she told Francis without a shred of detectable self-consciousness.
Now, without a shred of evidence, he charges Obama with tapping Trump Tower phones.
"I don't think there is a shred of evidence to support that," said Riley.
Best part: You'll never see a shred of evidence on your clothes the next morning.
If you believe even a shred of this, know that Trump is lying to you.
Absolutely clueless, classless, thoughtless, lacking in any dignity and without a shred of respect. pic.twitter.
"So, how you all doing this evening?" a leader says without a shred of interest.
"These are baseless accusations made without a shred of evidence," a TikTok spokesperson told TechCrunch.
No, that would have required that he possess a shred of empathy and common decency.
"Thot" is, of course, a term slung at any woman with a shred of confidence.
"No matter how much I share, there's still a shred of mystery left," she said.
The President believes, without a shred of truth, that three to five million people voted illegally.
Netflix no longer wants us to feel a shred of sympathy for Escobar — and it's succeeded.
Meanwhile, perhaps direct donations by U.S. citizens can help recuperate a shred of our American dignity.
It works like this: a shred of alien text appears at the top of the screen.
You deserve a leader who shares an OUNCE, a SHRED of the compassion you all have.
Instead, without a shred of evidence, he rejected the results and charged Cruz with electoral fraud.
Occasionally, the Kamalmaz family would get a shred of information from friends or family in Damascus.
Yet four members of the court would have countenanced his tactics without a shred of legal support.
Nor is there a shred of evidence that Democrats had anything to do with organising the exodus.
"I don't think there was a shred of evidence that she was the real killer," Conley said.
You are holding on to a shred of hope that we had years ago, so long ago.
If however you have a shred of shame you will put the images out of your mind.
Without a shred of evidence, he has been convicted of spying and sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment.
That allowed authorities to crack the crime ring, and Bolaris to salvage at least a shred of dignity.
As it turns out, Cersei does still have a shred of a heart, however "weak" that makes her.
"Aside from some marine sea cow fossils, there hasn't been a shred of evidence there," Seiffert told Gizmodo.
"I am convinced—beyond a shred of doubt—that American soldiers died because of this corruption," Adhoob testified.
Onstage Ms. McLean is a redheaded spark plug who exudes an easygoing charm without a shred of grandiosity.
The group "has not revealed a shred of evidence indicating an intent to thwart FOIA," federal lawyers claimed.
And while Joshua has only a shred of Klitschko's experience, he does possess boxing's great equalizer: knockout power.
"There's not a shred of truth to that," her daughter said, a point the justice has also made.
More importantly, the billionaire seemed to be alleging Unsworth was a pedophile without a shred of supporting evidence.
So history offers not a shred of support for faith in the pro-growth effects of tax cuts.
It is dangerous for Trump to suggest, without a shred of evidence, that the intelligence report is wrong.
If there is a shred of silver lining, the Rangers are not scheduled to play in Brooklyn again.
There's also some solid reality show talk and a shred of good advice (we hope!) for new writers.
Sessions' detractors have presented not a shred of evidence from the past three decades that Sessions is a racist.
"There is not a shred of evidence that these laws are effective at reducing overdose fatalities," the report states.
I witnessed people uncomfortable around her disability, but if they had a shred of decency they got over it.
But it wouldn't be Bo Dietl if his comments on transit policy didn't include a shred of the absurd.
We get in and his car is spotless, not even a shred of junk food, or a coffee cup.
Little Adolfo's birth brings a shred of optimism to a situation that has been dire for thousands of victims.
And if there's a shred of a chance that I'll need it some day, it's likely in my backpack.
McCarthy's questions whipped up hysteria that marked those he questioned as "guilty as charged" without a shred of evidence.
Late in 2013, the site had been wiped clean; not a shred of the former Sandy Hook building existed.
If Juneau had a shred of integrity, she would reject the dark money and tell them to stay home.
Instead, it simply recites the dire warnings of "moderates" without giving a shred of evidence to support their fears.
Stuff that, were it to get out, would be mortifying for anyone with even a shred of self-respect.
If you're expecting a Damascene moment or a shred of redemption, you may not be familiar with Ostlund's work.
Anyone with a shred of empathy can see which side is the overwhelming source of these new and dangerous problems.
Her choices have to be calculated and sometimes cruel in order to ensure that she has a shred of independence.
Such rumblings come accompanied by not a shred of evidence, not an iota, nada, that Arrieta has used anything artificial.
But the idea of being ruthless, if you lose a shred of reputation for the company— WARREN BUFFETT: That's Berkshire.
If you have a shred of allergy, this cabin closes up your throat when you're halfway up Joyce's steep, rutted road.
Indeed, any fighter with even a shred of business savvy is interested in securing a place on this historic card's bill.
Look at the audience clapping along with robotic precision, barely showing a shred of human emotion beyond their bizarrely glazed eyes.
But Salwa (Mari Malek), a hotel maid, saw something, and Noredin develops a shred of conscience that leads him to investigate.
He offered not a shred of proof of any such danger, while the shattering evidence of Bahamians' needs still lies everywhere.
Reading out the ruling in a clear, unwavering voice, Hale offered not a shred of comfort to the beleaguered prime minister.
To me, the choice to stop covering felt morally right, and I never felt a shred of guilt about my decision.
Francis told reporters Thursday there was not a shred of evidence against Bishop Juan Barros Madrid, who victims of the Rev.
Pantera hasn't shown a shred of worry—in fact, he asked for this fight against Edgar according to UFC matchmaker Sean Shelby.
But surely, it's a good thing that a shred of scientific knowledge has finally managed to diffuse into our future leader's head?
While we all have our own levels of this to begin with, you don't owe a shred of it to your employer.
That makes it tough to seek a shred of anonymity on the island, which has a population of less than 150,000 people.
Those who want to come out of the other side of this nightmare with a shred of sanity intact: just log off.
Boone County holds onto a shred of optimism that it can bring in tourism dollars to keep local restaurants and services open.
Comey did not have a shred of evidence, because there was no evidence, that newly discovered emails suggested any wrongdoing by anyone.
And so, smartly, the latest round of marketing for the movie has leaned without a shred of subtlety into the Elba angle.
I did this with nary a shred of guilt, remorse or any greater thought beyond that of the loot at my quest's end.
For Democrats, immigration advocates, and people with a shred of a soul, President Trump's comments about DACA on Air Force One were encouraging.
There is not a shred of evidence that the Taliban's core beliefs have changed in any measurable way over the past 16 years.
The artist, whose family is directly involved in the paper business, takes her history with the medium with not a shred of flippancy.
Many are fleeing violence in Central America, and they hang on to a shred of hope that the US will let them in.
NOAM STOPAK Washington To the Editor: Donald Trump has shown many times that he does not have a shred of empathy or compassion.
But new brands without a shred of history come to market often — sometimes it seems like there is at least one a week.
For instance, not a shred of evidence — not a red nose, floppy shoe, or empty canister of face paint — has been found by police.
"My money, your money, is going to go to an investigation on something (for which) we don't have a shred of proof," Cuomo said.
Despite the conditions, including not a shred of privacy, Ms. Sloss embraced life on board, earning both her sea legs and Mr. Kleeman's admiration.
Yet here he is, forced back to this House to rightfully face scrutiny, without a shred of remorse or humility and no substance whatsoever.
Pat Toomey (R-Pa.): "All I can say is, if there's a shred of truth to it, then [Roy Moore] needs to step aside."
Tenzin, wielding a sword, ran across the studio and leapt onto Mr. Farley's back without a shred of fear or an inkling of hesitation.
And there's a pretty good chance that this desperate grab will fail — remember, it only takes three Republican Senators with a shred of principle.
I guess they figure if they keep repeating this claim – without a shred of evidence to back it up – that this canard of Prop.
If you haven't been in a similar situation, it might be nearly impossible to hear that testimony and not feel a shred of suspicion.
He continues to live a totally unexamined life, evincing not a shred of doubt about his past actions, let alone an ounce of contrition.
If he can't do that, perhaps it's time to redeem at least a shred of his honor by resigning the post of attorney general.
How can Dee Dee (Beth Leavel) and Barry (Brooks Ashmanskas) "appear to be decent human beings" without giving up a shred of self-love?
The UAE has not offered a shred of evidence, nor even named the state for which Mr Hedges (pictured, with his wife) was supposedly spying.
But a proliferation of simple tools for iOS, Android, and desktop computers means just about anyone with a shred of technical acumen can do it.
What Crisis Actors Actually Do Like any conspiracy theory, this all started with at least a shred of truth that was stretched way too far.
"Moody's has to go to negative now if they want to have a shred of credibility," said Kevin Daly at Aberdeen Standard Investments in London.
There is not a shred of real-world evidence that innovators are not innovating because of the federal circuit court decision in Oracle v. Google.
" Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, however, said his country was not involved and said Pompeo's allegation is without "a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence.
Without a filter of decency or a shred of diplomacy, Trump gloated about how the latest mass murder by the Islamic State barbarians helped him.
" But Sophie Richardson, China director for Human Rights Watch, said in a telephone interview that "China did not earn itself a shred of credibility today.
Suu Kyi's denials and failure to provide a shred of moral leadership to deal with the situation is a really damning revelation of her character.
This will lead to more production because of this pricing and safety...... But there's not a shred of evidence that less-efficient cars are safer.
If you have a shred of human decency, you'll agree that "a dog's purpose" is not to get abused just to help Hollywood make a buck.
If even the stretch of devastating hurricanes do not elicit a shred of doubt in climate change deniers heads, Leonardo DiCaprio has some words for you.
A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work.
It's challenging to navigate that and still maintain a shred of your own personality and self in a place where it's really easy to get lost.
If you can escape with most of your possessions and a shred of dignity, you can count it as a success, but the odds are slim.
She cackles when discussing age, the dishonesty of the music industry, and the mediocre musicians who cling to her, limpet-like, for a shred of credibility.
A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work.
What lends the U.N.'s Human Rights Council a shred of legitimacy is the participation of a few better, freer member nations — principally, the United States.
"38 years ago today you came into my life and I know without a shred of doubt that God sent you!!!" she began the heartfelt message.
It's hardly unusual for presidents to appoint big donors to government positions, but ordinarily they maintain a shred of deniability about the nature of the transaction.
He's the third foreigner to have been detained in China — without a shred of evidence — on the ominous charge of "endangering national security" since last month.
If you worked 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year at $11 per hour, with not a shred of time off, you would earn $20123,880.
However, he said, there was "not a shred of evidence" that Acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke or Secretary of State Rex Tillerson harbored anti-Muslim bias.
You deserve a leader who shares an OUNCE, a SHRED of the compassion you all have," he wrote to his followers Saturday after lambasting the president. "Ok.
You demolished a very talented man's career over an incident for which you do not have a shred of evidence that it took place; just your word.
" She continues, "Right now the curtains need to be pulled so that we can actually see what's here and there's not a shred of secrecy around this.
The pain of separation between parents and children is an intolerable pain, and something that all people with a shred of humanity in their hearts will appreciate.
But there's not a shred of evidence to support this claim, and it has never been clear whether anyone with real political power has ever believed it.
"There is not a shred of evidence to support the secretary's pay-for-itself claim," said Jared Bernstein, a top White House economics adviser under Mr. Obama.
To have the Federal Bureau of Investigation, one of our most stalwart, respected and relied-upon agencies, denigrated without a shred of legitimate substantiation is beyond disgraceful.
At the same time, the Venezuelan people endure crackdowns and persevere, seizing upon the crypto's decentralized nature to hold onto a shred of control over their own money.
The accusation, which would be extraordinarily grave if it contained a shred of truth, has been denied by intelligence officials and discredited by well-informed Democrats and Republicans.
And even if he does, there's not a shred of empirical evidence to indicate either Abbas or Netanyahu is ready to make big decisions on the core issues.
" He added, "A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work.
Not a single one of those investigations — in 0003 states and four separate Congressional committees — has turned up a shred of evidence that Planned Parenthood did anything wrong.
"A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work," Goelman said.
They claim, without a shred of evidence, that it's not worth fretting over the enormous cost of their proposed tax cuts, because they'll end up paying for themselves.
Prince's ex-wife doesn't buy Sinead O'Connor's claims he was violent toward women and abused hard drugs ... because she never saw a shred of evidence to support that.
Nothing in Trump's behavior -- either in regard to the impeachment effort or more generally -- offered even a shred of evidence to make that claim seem anything but laughable.
The themes of the hour — unfairness, opportunity, whether to have even a shred of faith in the system — are ones she has thought about her entire adult life.
But the election's outcome and immediate aftermath makes it difficult, for citizens with even a shred of decency, conscience, and historical sense, to resume, carefree, business as usual.
" Here's Sean Hannity saying last night, without a shred of self-awareness, that it's "beyond despicable" for Pelosi to say "she would like to see Trump behind bars.
We spoke to Broder about pop culture's current obsession with aquatic love interests (see: Shape of Water), romantic exhaltation, and speaking about mental health with a shred of humor.
But when they support more liberal causes or policies, they usually sacrifice their base of support and almost never get a shred of backing from those moderates in return.
The realization that "lol" has become a sort of a conversational crutch for me is somewhat disturbing, but I can take a shred of solace knowing I'm not alone.
Naturally, everybody with even a shred of human decency realized how, uh, weird and gross that is, and the news was met with a resounding "NOPE" all across Hollywood.
The Sidney Lumet movie , which came out in 1976, begins with the threat of suicide, ends with murder, and offers hardly a shred of comfort or hope in between.
In handing down the original verdict, Stuart-Moore said Jutting had failed to show a "shred of remorse" and urged that "no one be fooled by (his) superficial charm."
"They have yet to point to a shred of evidence when it comes to impeachable offenses," Representative Elise Stefanik, Republican of New York, told reporters outside the hearing room.
" Trump has been defiant throughout the months-long impeachment process, refusing to cooperate with House Democrats or accept a shred of culpability for landing in his current predicament. "No.
Conservatives may be preparing to fundamentally change how this country elects its lawmakers without a shred of public discussion or debate about it, at least until such conversations occur.
But not a shred of attention during the election went to people like her: the poor black working class of the South who, arguably, have always been left behind.
Making their fifth appearance in the World Cup, Tunisia have yet to get beyond the group stage, but securing third place in the group would be a shred of compensation.
Russian hackers, with hardly a shred of deniability, have targeted the Pyeongchang Olympics for months in retaliation for the country's doping ban, stealing and leaking documents from Olympics-related organizations.
Voters presumably subscribed to the heuristic rationale that a bad (inelegant, inconsiderate, poorly poised) debater would be a bad president – without a shred of evidence supporting such an outlandish contention.
A year and a half after losing the election, Democrats are still trying, without a shred of evidence, to accuse President Trump of colluding with the Russians during the campaign.
In their statement, the Jackson family call Robson and Safechuck "admitted liars" and say there isn't "a shred of proof or single piece of physical evidence" to support their claims.
That goes for the enemies, too — Eggman's new "hard-boiled heavies" are depicted with lots of quirky personality, making them interesting and unique villains without speaking a shred of dialogue.
"The conviction of six journalists on terrorism charges without a shred of credible evidence against them shows that the systematic attempt to silence the media in Turkey continues," Filippou said.
The sector could, however, claw back a shred of its former glory by providing some diversification benefits, they said during a conference by the fund manager in London this week.
All of this talk of rigged elections in Philadelphia — without a shred of substantive proof — nevertheless has Trump's supporters expecting fraud and specifically expecting it in the city I love.
She doesn't stand out in a cluttered office that's a horror show of smiling obsequiousness and barely hidden contempt; she scarcely rates a genuine hello or a shred of interest.
It said the Electoral Commission was "unable to produce a shred of evidence relating to the original allegations" about Cambridge Analytica, reiterating that it did not work with the consultancy.
There wasn't a shred of evidence connecting me to the story, but the Trump supporter used the national platform to ask me to "denounce or confirm" an affair I never had.
I don't see it," LaVar intones, later adding in a shred of commentary, "Melo understands that he has to grow up really fast if he wants to hang with his brothers.
The idea of Shorts is to give people the most raw and intimate look at your life possible while still maintaining a shred of privacy — like seeing someone wearing short pants.
Without a shred of evidence and utter disregard for the facts, they claim merchants have hoarded the money saved after Congress brought modest competition to debit card fees six years ago.
As we attempt to survive a Trump presidency while maintaining a shred of sanity, at least there's the solace of TV shows that mercilessly poke fun at our Tweeter-in-Chief.
Neither the musical nor the film has a shred of reality to it—or, at least, any reality that a black person or a wartime factory worker would recognize as such.
When Anucha Browne Sanders said in 2007 that she had been sexually harassed in her position as a Knicks marketing executive, Dolan afforded her not a shred of sympathy or respect.
"Since there's not a shred of physical evidence that my mother ever existed, I wanted to do something to make her less abstract," he told The New York Times in 2006.
Just like the email scandal, it went through the Thing, Scandal-About-the-Thing, Clinton's-Reaction-to-the-Scandal-About-the-Thing cycle without ever having a shred of substantive merit.
Michael Phelps isn't taking a shred of blame for viewers' disappointment over him not racing an actual great white shark, and says he stands by the "incredible" made-for-TV event.
This is a sore point for Mr Trump, who has tweeted that it was really he who came first on that measure because millions voted illegally (without giving a shred of evidence).
"Anyone with a shred of human decency would understand that there are times in your life when you want your privacy respected, whether you are a public figure or not," he said.
Here was a kid who was recorded being beaten by both COs and inmates, sent to solitary confinement for no good reason, and released with barely a shred of himself still left.
"I would be incredibly disappointed in any of my fellow MMA coaches and any promoters if they took Greg Hardy in and taught him a shred of our incredible sport," Glazer tweeted.
Lust -- AVN's reigning "MILF Performer of the Year" award winner -- came out swinging hard against Moore ... claiming she's sick of people blaming adult videos for their problems without a shred of evidence.
Pakistan responded by saying it was "fully committed and capable of defending itself against any act of aggression" and India had unfairly blamed it for the attack "without a shred of evidence".
I like to believe I have a shred of common sense, and I simply do not understand why anybody in this country is allowed to purchase and own a semiautomatic assault rifle.
"It's time for Republicans in Congress to show just a shred of the courage of American students," Representative Ted Deutch, the Democrat who represents Parkland, said in the party's weekly radio address.
As the thousands of supporters of independence, wrapped in their movement's flags and kicking empty beer cans in frustration, made for the exits, some older supporters held onto a shred of optimism.
"Senator Jon Tester engaged in character assassination against a decorated rear admiral in the United States Navy, and he didn't have a shred of evidence to back it up," Mr. Shah said.
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Promising startups in the United States receive a shred of the billions of dollars investors pump into them when led by women, a major study found on Tuesday.
Anyone with a shred of empathy can agree it's a heinous act, and determinations as to whether the kidnapping and subsequent attacks were racially or politically motivated are currently being investigated by police.
Alice Cooper, looking every bit the respectable housewife without a shred of Serpentry insight, is home icing cookies when Betty walks in and Alice tells her she has a gift from Secret Santa.
The problem: nobody has provided a shred of hard evidence that the company has done anything wrong, raising the question of whether this is glorified protectionism hiding behind the banner of national security.
It would have been more believable to the audience if Abby had ever shown a shred of interest in political office, but she hasn't and that's why this feels so fly-by-night.
Modersohn-Becker's expressionistic paintings — of nursing mothers, gourds and clay jugs, female nudes, children in forests — are rendered in thick textures and a muted, earthy palette, without a shred of sentimentality or cuteness.
Read: Democrats call for hearing on Jeff Sessions' anti-marijuana policy "There is not a shred of evidence that these laws are effective at reducing overdose fatalities," the Drug Policy Alliance report stated.
Portrayed with relentless, nerve-shredding shrillness by Mo Fry Pasic, she wouldn't appear to possess a shred of self-awareness as she careers through agitated phone calls with her mother and her bestie.
And then I found myself moderately surprised that I'd been surprised about this — somehow suckered into believing for a minute that there was a shred of merit to this dog-and-pony show.
If Mr. Trump had a shred of evidence against Mr. Biden or any legitimate governmental objective in view, he would have directed the Justice Department or State Department to work directly with Ukraine.
Lyrically, the result is often closer to a Gertrude Stein poem, thick with allusions and illusions and inversions that don't make a shred of sense until you've been through them a dozen times.
Perhaps in response to the news that the TPP still has a shred of hope of being passed in the US, on Thursday Japan's lower house in parliament voted to ratify the deal.
"   – President Trump, in his interview on " Hannity ," reflecting on his past exchange of verbal barbs with Kim Jong Un. WATCH ANTI-TRUMP MEDIA:  "The left will still not give [Trump] a shred of credit.
Victory over Islamic State at Baghouz, a shred of land at the Iraqi border, will herald "a new phase", said Badran Jia Kurd, advisor to the Kurdish-led administration running north and east Syria.
But even after Trump brought Kim to Singapore, even after he squeezed concessions and at least a commitment to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, the left still will not give him a shred of credit.
Diethelm told analysts that the bank expected a court of appeals to "correct the mistakes" of the prior ruling, saying the previous court had provided "not a shred of substantiation" for the penalties set.
After waiting 24 hours, his team called for Congress to investigate—clearly a fishing expedition to find a shred of evidence it can hold up as proof that Trump wasn't just making shit up.
It's such an open and active stripping of your opponent's honor, the only natural response is to stand up and pitifully try to reclaim a shred of dignity by doing something even more embarrassing.
He has claimed, without a shred of evidence, that Iran is out of compliance, and has complained that Iran is still building ballistic missiles, arming Hezbollah and supporting President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
Nor did he make the argument, as Trump has over and again and without a shred of evidence, that he was going to be or had been bamboozled by some amorphous band of electoral conspirators.
And, as the months passed and neither Trump nor his White House offered up even a shred of proof of his claim, it became increasingly hard to believe there was any there there on this.
The officers who brutalize communities, targeting citizens without a shred of suspicion, are the result of the same corrupt culture as those detectives who then go on to commit crimes in elite anti-gun squads.
A man who willingly puts young children in cages clearly possesses not a shred of empathy, so it is no wonder he hates dogs, and I would assume cats, hamsters, ferrets and bunnies as well.
Mallya's British defense lawyer, Clare Montgomery, told Westminster Magistrates Court that India had made a series of serious allegations against him and others that did not have "a shred of evidence" to back them up.
Rick Pitino says there's not a SHRED of evidence proving he did anything wrong to justify his firing -- and has lawyered up in what seems to be a prelude to a legal war with Louisville.
But here's a shred of optimism: Some new technologies show promise in breaking those ultra-strong carbon-fluorine bonds, which means the compounds known as "forever" chemicals could be removed from at least some groundwater.
That's basic governance 101, and at a time when so many Americans across the political spectrum lack even a shred of confidence in government, it's nice to see someone in Washington, D.C., doing their job.
During a wide-ranging interview with actor Lena Headey, Mashable asked her about Cersei's character; does she have a shred of goodness left in her by this point, or has it now been snuffed out completely?
Signaling to North Korea and Iran There's not a shred of evidence to suggest that Trump's calculations on Syria relate to the other crisis hanging over his head: what to do about North Korea's nuclear weapons.
Nothing really ties pop punk to teen film soundtracks other than the fact that they were both popular at the same time, and started out with absolutely not a shred of respectability in the first place.
" Pompeo did not present any evidence to back up his assertion, and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif denied Iran's involvement by saying the U.S. leveled the accusation without "a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence.
"Today multiple Bureaus retract—without a shred of explanation—several items released under the previous administration that focus on competition, consumer protection, cybersecurity and other issues core to the FCC's mission," Clyburn said in a statement.
In the emotional days following the November 2016 election that put President Donald Trump in power, no one had any idea they might find a shred of solace in words scribbled on a mundane office supply.
There are two types of people in this world: those who wear the comfortable rubber clog that is the Croc without a shred of shame, and those who vehemently turn up their noses at the prospect.
Johnson, who is 55 years old and therefore -- at least numerically -- a seasoned adult, rarely expresses a shred of remorse for the myriad slip-ups, indiscretions, and outright lies which have peppered his entire professional career.
Cops say they can't find a shred of evidence that proves OKC Thunder co-owner was trying to kill himself when he slammed his SUV into a concrete bridge back in March ... despite a 2 month investigation.
Some even warn that Canadians who admit to U.S. border agents to ever smoking weed could be banned from entering the country for life — even if there isn't a shred of cannabis in their possession at the time.
The ease in which they not only found garments they loved in any store, but were able to "pull off" these trends that I knew, without a shred of doubt, I could not, hurt me to my core.
Wormtail's final words are fairly innocuous, but the way he dies — his split second of hesitation that allows Harry to get away from him — hints at a shred of remorse for the way he's betrayed his childhood friends.
GET TOUGH EARLY This is a suggestion that comes without a shred of actual strategic advice, but it would behoove the Cavaliers to avoid giving up a ton of points in the first 12 minutes of the game.
"There is not a shred of factual support, either in the complaint or in the evidentiary hearing, for the supposition that considerations of attracting readership ever entered Mr. Bennet's mind when he was drafting this particular editorial," Rakoff said.
The suspect in the October 29 case had a "plethora of similarities" to the man described by the victim in Jones' case -- but "the state failed to present a shred of evidence" to Jones' legal team, said Judge Anderson.
But if there were even a shred of social responsibility built into their business plan, they wouldn't be selling kid-friendly, THC-laced candies and sodas in the middle of the highest concentration of underage users in the country.
The shift from the wonkier vibe on Tuesday was partly a product of personnel—Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders were noticeably absent, and their peers struggled to talk about healthcare with even a shred of their passion or coherence.
These live-action CGI slugfests have become a case of barrel-scraping bombast, nonsensical explosions and muddled exposition over even a shred of relatable story or circumstances, ever since 2007's first one just about kept childhood memories intact.
There is not a shred of evidence to support that, but the notion received an official endorsement from China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, whose spokesman accused American officials of not coming clean about what they know about the disease.
"I have no idea what Fusion or Steele were paid but if even a shred of that dossier ends up helping Mueller, it will prove money well spent," Fallon said in a string of late night tweets on Tuesday.
Now we live in a world where men who were hoping to hand over their business to the next generation, or maybe have a doctor in the family, look at their new baby girl without a shred of disappointment.
The question was met with a healthy dose of applause, especially since the shareholder mentioned that it seemed odd that the company showed Buffett's famous quote about being "ruthless" if anyone lost a "shred of reputation" for Berkshire (BRKB) Saturday morning.
Without a shred of evidence, The_Donald's users proffered several reasons as to why they believe Twitter, which is based in San Francisco, would want to make #ImWithHer, the hashtagged version of one of Clinton's campaign slogans, appear as a trending topic.
The recent bad blood between the two men seems to stem from Mr Comey's insistence that he had not a shred of evidence to back the president's allegation, made on Twitter, that Mr Obama had wiretapped his offices in Manhattan.
Without offering a shred of proof, Putin first charged that it was Syrian rebels who had engineered the gassing of women and children as a "false flag" to implicate Assad and draw the United States to attack the Syrian regime.
If even a shred of that finds its way into these reflections on her passions, they could make for watching every bit as exciting as current Lifetime programming like Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and Marti Noxon's current work of genius, UnREAL.
But right now there is not a shred of evidence to suggest that either Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas or Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in the mood to compromise on the substance of the negotiations or the process itself.
Officials in New York City and employees of the city benefit from the local general fund much like party bosses in communist countries, paying themselves wildly above-market salaries on the taxpayers' dime with a shred of accountability to market discipline.
Don't worry, this isn't a spoiler—after all, if you've seen a shred of the marketing around David Lowery's weird, wonderful film, you know that his character spends the majority of the film as a ghost, under a spooky sheet.
Frankly, I'd argue that there being zero chance of "secret software" getting clandestine access to people's sensitive medical records would have to be a requirement, not an optional extra, for the proposed audit system to have a shred of credibility.
It is trying to label the coronavirus, which broke out in Wuhan, China, as an "American disease" spread by the U.S. military, even though there "is not a shred of evidence to support that," as noted by the New York Times.
"If you've got a shred of independent judgement, you cannot look at Donald Trump's recent performances — and that's what they are — and think that it's alright for somebody like that to be president of the United States," Stipanovich told The Hill.
Even Zitrin, the law professor who submitted a declaration on DoorDash's behalf, admitted that it's possible to represent a mass client base ethically, Lenkner said, and there is not "a shred of evidence" that his firm has done anything less.
"I am the father of two, and I like to believe I have a shred of common sense and I simply do not understand why anybody in this country is allowed to purchase and own a semi automatic assault rifle," Conan O'Brien said.
"There is still a shred of optimism, but I have to say the consensus around the room ... felt like it's not if, it's when he's going to pull the plug," Rona Ambrose, a council member and former Canadian minister, told CTV television.
And so for the next week, Republicans will continue to hammer the email issue, desperately trying to find a shred of evidence of remotely the degree of deliberate wrongdoing or downright lying that their standard-bearer Donald Trump displays every waking minute.
He just defaulted to his usual "many people are saying" formulation -- a now-familiar defense in which the President of the United States suggests, without offering a shred of proof, that he is far from alone in expressing some sort of unpopular sentiment.
Critics and audiences alike rejected the film as an overblown train wreck without a shred of self-awareness, amusing by way of schadenfreude, failing to recognize Verhoeven's exaggeration as being in service of a vicious satire on the garishness of American entertainment.
" Paul Krugman, the liberal New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize–winning economist, often argues with Mankiw on economic policy, but also thinks "the supply-siders are cranks" who adhere to a doctrine "without a shred of logic or evidence in its favor.
Like all graduate students at Berkeley, I also knew victims who had never come forward, or who had tried to come forward and had been told, like the sheriff tells Veronica, that there wasn't a "shred of evidence" on which to proceed.
"It would be great if there wasn't a shred of Huawei anywhere in the United States," said Marcus Sachs, the former vice president for National Security Policy at Verizon who also served on the Defense Department's Joint Task Force for Computer Network Defense.
She will also condemn the last minute intervention by then-FBI Director James Comey days before the election, announcing that the investigation of her was reopened without a shred of evidence to justify this, which certainly deserves condemnation by all fair-minded people.
But the bad optics of Hunter Biden serving in a lucrative position on the board of a Ukrainian gas company at the same time as his father was involved in Ukraine policy aside, there's not a shred of evidence supporting Trump's claims.
Service workers are used to getting kicked around, but the industry's explosive growth has made it hard for anyone with a shred of empathy (or less than six figures of income) to ignore the subtle politics of the kitchen-to-table pipeline.
"Republican members of this body, I am ashamed to say, picked up on casual texts sent between FBI agents to say that there is a 'secret society' at the Department of Justice — without a shred of evidence," Schumer said on the Senate floor.
As per Big Brother rules, every contestant is filmed 24 hours a day, and no one can have a shred of contact with the outside world — where viewers are able to watch raw footage of the contestants whenever they want on CBS's live feeds.
"That the US immediately jumped to make allegations against Iranw/o a shred of factual or circumstantial evidenceonly makes it abundantly clear that the #BtTeam is moving to a #PlanB: Sabotage diplomacyincluding by zAbeShinzoand cover up its #EconomicTerrorism against Iran, " Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
James Comey Photo: APAppearing before the House Select Committee on Intelligence today, FBI director James Comey couldn't offer a shred of evidence to support Donald Trump's outlandish and totally unsubstantiated claim that former President Obama wiretapped his phones at Trump Tower during the election.
What looks, at the outset, like a Dwyane Wade old-age triumph, was actually a catastrophe that left our man sprawled out on the hardwood, reaching in vain for even a shred of dignity as Marc Gasol takes the ball from his outstretched fingers.
"  Morrissey went on about the state of the music business, writing, "The true artists must look after themselves whilst the artificially aroused are aided and assisted to the highest ranks without a shred of effort, and the result is ... a nest of horrors.
When an employee came to the rescue she couldn't seem to find the hazard, so in attempt to quiet the robot she scanned the floor and began picking up any fragment in sight — a questionable crumb, a plastic bread tag, a shred of corn husk.
But there isn't a shred of evidence that Ivanka Trump has created a single one of them, much less tens of millions — aside perhaps from the 18 people who worked for her namesake fashion brand before she shut it down in July of last year.
Without a shred of irony, President Vladimir Putin continues to dismiss his country's well-documented cheating in recent Olympics as a conspiracy driven by American interests to undermine the Russian presidential election next March, a monolithic process that all but guarantees his re-election.
There's an interesting mix—people who work for doctors, a head shop owner, a patient who travels from New Jersey to Canada just to get medical weed, and a bunch of people who refer to themselves as social media influencers without a shred of irony.
"Many women cannot afford to buy or rent a pump, have inflexible work schedules, have to go back to work after just days or weeks of giving birth, and have no access to even a shred of privacy in which to pump at work," she said.
Today multiple Bureaus retract—without a shred of explanation—several items released under the previous administration that focus on competition, consumer protection, cybersecurity and other issues core to the FCC's mission…My office requested more than the allotted two days to review the dozen items released today.
Such comments can be used by defense lawyers to argue that their clients cannot get a fair trial — especially when the head of the executive branch that will prosecute a case advocates the ultimate punishment before a judge has heard a shred of evidence at trial.
"That the US immediately jumped to make allegations against Iran—w/o a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence—only makes it abundantly clear that the #B_Team is moving to a #PlanB: Sabotage diplomacy—including by @AbeShinzo—and cover up its #EconomicTerrorism against Iran," Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
The 50-year-old Japanese artist and musician has reached the limits of his grasp on English in explaining why he explores traditional music through the lens of modern technology, and so he pushes a bit of potato and a shred of jerk chicken together with his fork.
DEIR AL-ZOR PROVINCE, Syria (Reuters) - More than a thousand foreign jihadists could still be sheltering among civilians in Islamic State's final stronghold in east Syria, a shred of land riddled with defensive tunnels, an official with the U.S.-backed force trying to defeat them said on Sunday.
An ordinary girl one might easily dismiss when passing on the street, yet completely operating admirably on her own, with a will of her own, loving who she will love, and shooting the despicable fellow who harassed and demeaned her, in cold blood, without a shred of remorse.
Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's First Minister, said she felt "disgust" at the prime minister, describing him as "untrustworthy, craven, [with] not a shred of concern for the consequences of his words or actions," while newspaper the Daily Mirror labelled him the "man with no shame" on its front page.
Meredith: I've proven myself to be indelibly biased, but while Shiv — as a daughter, a sister, a Roy; as the wife of a "man who has two assholes," as a human being with maybe a shred of a conscience — ultimately loses terribly in this episode, it sure looks like she's winning.
It should be unthinkable, unimaginable and unacceptable that an American president would systematically attack and seek to destroy public trust in core protectors of our democracy including our federal judiciary, our free press and our intelligence services while accusing our last president of criminal acts without offering a shred of evidence.
WATCH: Scandal's Katie Lowes Describes Kerry Washington in Three Words Jake retreats back to Olivia to discuss what's going on, and there's a little bit of light, a shred of sunshine peering through a crack, because Olivia starts questioning whether they are the monsters, though they didn't actually take Quinn.
Warm two tortillas in the oil, then flip them and top one with cheese and whatever you've got: a couple of florets of broccoli; a shred of chicken; a spray of chopped cilantro or cabbage; a little diced pork or steak or lamb; a few mushrooms; a dab of pasta sauce.
Any prayer for a shred of Republican support for impeachment begins with Mitt Romney, the Utah senator and former presidential candidate, who tried and utterly failed to kill Trump's campaign in 2016, flirted with joining Trump's cabinet after the election, and has since maintained a wary position on the president.
The lesson here is this: If you wish to retain even a shred of your sanity, stay as far away from this movie as you possibly can—but if you're interested in seeing the most disturbing horror film of the year, make sure to go check out Cats when it premiers December 20.
Donald Trump rages at Mexicans, Muslims, women, black people, protesters, journalists, anyone who doesn't fall in line; in turn a chunk of his supporters go on the offensive and channel their newly-awakened rage into violence; anti-fascists, liberals, and those with a shred of fucking empathy then rage against the intimidation.
Crime The much-lamented death of Philip Kerr means that METROPOLIS (Marian Wood/Putnam, $28) is the last we'll see of his cynical antihero, Bernie Gunther, an honest policeman whose life is a daily struggle to preserve a shred of human decency in the decadent world of Berlin between the two world wars.
"Algeria has the power to control its borders, but that doesn&apost mean it can round up people based on the color of their skin and dump them in the desert, regardless of their legal status and without a shred of due process," Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch said in a statement.
The Startled Faction does not plumb the chthonic depths explored by Triangle of Need, with its swaths of dialogue spoken in an invented Neanderthal language; instead, it offers a tumbling-together of social satire, utopian feminism, and anarchist agitprop, packed with enough incident to fill a feature film but without a shred of narrative sense.
" At the time, the judge rejected this argument saying, "Nothing unreasonable occurred here, and there was no arbitrary invasion of anyone's privacy by governmental officials…and there's not a shred of evidence that anyone at the FBI directed anyone at Geek Squad City to detect and locate child pornography for the purpose of reporting it to the FBI.
With an energetic style that seems to owe as much to Old Hollywood as to modern graphic novels, Gerstein celebrates the often overlooked god of sheep, shepherds, noise and confusion as an irrepressible character without a shred of self-doubt, who brought a bit of needed levity to a family that took itself very seriously indeed.
" The family says "We are furious that the media, who without a shred of proof or single piece of physical evidence, chose to believe the word of two admitted liars over the word of hundreds of families and friends around the world who spent time with Michael, many at Neverland, and experienced his kindness and global generosity.
In some ways, their latest puts a modern spin on Bresson's "Diary of a Country Priest": A doctor (Adèle Haenel) declines to answer a ringing doorbell after hours; when the person doing the ringing is found dead, she sets out to learn more about her — and to find a shred of decency in a sinning world.
Trump followed up that tweet with others that pushed a false equivalency between the Obama administration withholding foreign aid for legitimate reasons and his effort to hold it up for political favors, and another that without a shred of irony accused Democrats of trying to undermine the 2020 election — the exact sort of cheating that resulted in his impeachment.
I have no idea what Fusion or Steele were paid but if even a shred of that dossier ends up helping Mueller, it will prove money well spent   A lawyer representing both the DNC and Clinton campaign sought help from the opposition research group Fusion GPS to gather information on Trump, according to a Washington Post report.
The fact that she believes that New Jersey would substantially reduce these payments, there's not a shred of evidence of that being capable of happening because Ms. Shepherd has not disclosed what her income is, which we believe is significantly higher than what she declared it was at the time the New Jersey court made the original order in the case.
Assange and his lawyers say he has been detained without charge for 2,720 days -- 53 of those "gagged" and isolated from visitors and outside communications -- and that there is "not a shred of evidence that Assange has done anything but publish material just as the establishment media do every day," according to a tweet by his lawyers on May 19.
"I am not pretending to have all the answers or even a shred of them," Feeley wrote, "but unless you want your children standing on top of a toilet, we need to do something," She told CNN that she shared the photo to show her friends and family how children are being affected by society's approach to gun control and gun violence.
" Referring to Jackson as "our brother and son," Monday's statement said the family was "furious that the media, who without a shred of proof or single piece of physical evidence, chose to believe the word of two admitted liars over the word of hundreds of families and friends around the world who spent time with Michael, many at Neverland, and experienced his legendary kindness and global generosity.
That's why we're doing this: to give those people a real-world space to gather and connect, to support artists who are out there fighting the good fight on- and off-stage, and to enjoy the music we all love so much without a shred of worry that someone on the wrong side of history might come in and try to fuck it up.
The moment that Trump insisted on separating immigrant children from their families, locking those children in cages and arguing in court against having to provide soap and toothbrushes to those children, or against turning off the lights so that they could sleep, should have been the red line to any true Christian — or for any human being with a shred of compassion, regardless of faith.
"There has never been a shred of physical evidence to support such claims, they have never been reported to any authority and today their stories of 'that night spent partying with a famous celebrity' are based solely on the tainted, unreliable memories of women, now in their senior years, recalling alleged events from a single encounter from the 1960s, 1970s or 1980s," his lawyers Brian J. McMonagle and Angela C. Agrusa said in court papers in October.
Who do you know who has denigrated immigrants, the handicapped, Muslims and Mexicans; trashed all our recent trade agreements; mounted a fraudulent campaign claiming our president was not born in this country; insulted the whole presidential selection process by running for the highest office without doing a shred of homework; boasted of grabbing women by their genitals; disparaged our NATO allies; praised the dictatorial president of Russia and encouraged him to hack Democratic Party emails; vowed to prosecute his campaign rival if he got elected; threatened to curb the freedom of the press; suggested that gun rights advocates might take the law into their own hands if Hillary Clinton won; insulted the parents of a slain Iraq war hero; been accused by 11 women of sexual assault or other unwelcome physical advances; sought to undermine America's electoral system by claiming, without a shred of evidence, that it is so "rigged" he can't promise to concede if he loses; and been cited for lying about more things more times in more ways on more days than any presidential aspirant in history?
There was not even a shred of doubt — there should never be as a journalist, but this one, absolutely rock-solid from the nature of my sources and the knowledge that they had about Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE and his interest in wanting to talk to Adam Rippon," Brennan said on CNN's "New Day.

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