Printing phrases ad nauseam didn't do much to help, either.
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As we've heard ad nauseam, Brexit came as a shock.
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The IG report will be debated by pundits ad nauseam.
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You could start to review things ad nauseam, ad infinitum.
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They stole emails that were published and broadcast ad nauseam.
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Linton also said she's apologized "ad nauseam" for her Instagram post.
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But I continue to talk about it with people ad nauseam.
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There are a few drawbacks to calling your rep ad nauseam.
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Hatch more chickens, sell more eggs, rinse and repeat ad nauseam.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we'll be using it ad nauseam.
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Why emphasize ad nauseam our wastefulness, our greed, our psychological instability?
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Thrust and parry, jab and dodge, et cetera and ad nauseam.
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The words "three-player draft" have been bandied about ad nauseam.
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Conservative talk radio and television shows speak about her ad nauseam.
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More often than not, they argue, ad nauseam, to support it.
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I won't waste time rehashing a phenomenon that's been editorialized ad nauseam.
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Ad nauseam, the Straits Times and others praise his propensity to "listen".
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The incident was repeated ad nauseam throughout the entertainment and popular press.
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" Today, we're supposed to be thinking of the Latin term "ad NAUSEAM.
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The development was debated ad nauseam on the "Donahue" daytime talk show.
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The story follows Lafcadio Boone, a preacher repeating the same day ad nauseam.
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He could have kept on going, satisfying some and disappointing others, ad nauseam.
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These issues were debated ad nauseam within the confines of the Democratic Party.
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All the stuff that's been talked about ad nauseam the past few years.
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Beyond that, I can gush over the specifics of this movie ad nauseam.
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I've repeated this cycle ad nauseam, and so I know how this will end.
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That kind of coverage can spread misinformation by repeating rumors and falsehoods ad nauseam.
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In terms of mountaineering, the news media tends to focus ad nauseam on Everest.
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Get yourself a PC or laptop that can handle playing video games ad nauseam.
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As a result, the movie feels frustratingly repetitive — a single joke repeated ad nauseam.
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We cannot let this president get away with one thing after another ad nauseam.
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You repeat the same shit ad nauseam and hope that some of it sticks.
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It's why, when you've just started dating someone, you might reread a text ad nauseam.
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But we've now been over this cost question ad nauseam, with similar answers every time.
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After all, we have heard what Bernie and the rest have to say ad nauseam.
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For the past few months, we've been hearing the term "see now, buy now" ad nauseam.
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The gospel of retinol has been preached ad nauseam by every skin expert with a pulse.
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This story has been told ad nauseam in philosophy classrooms and in books of environmental thought.
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I know my father had, if only because we talked about it with him ad nauseam.
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Many people are now looking for articles that will validate their views and share them ad nauseam.
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Completely over the hand cramps that come along with clicking over and over each day ad nauseam?
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They don't require research or citations, so you can just kind of crank those out ad nauseam.
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As I've argued ad nauseam, go-go capitalism is how you pay for safety-net soft socialism.
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Ask anyone who ever worked there: any feature suggestion you could offer had already been debated ad nauseam.
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If they had meant what they'd been screeching ad nauseam, Democrats would be cheering both Trump and Pompeo.
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Here are some worlds I have written ad nauseam over the last few months: Donald Trump ruins everything.
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And I say it ad nauseam – I'll tell people during the negotiation: 'You think you're the only one?
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This racially driven, disgusting birther nonsense debated ad nauseam will always be a low point in American politics.
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And of course, Facebook's dramatic impact on politics (or lack thereof) has been argued ad nauseam since November.
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So yeah, viewership for the fashion show is down and we can debate ad nauseam why that is.
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As you've heard ad nauseam, Apple appears extremely likely to remove the headphone jack from its next iPhone.
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But this isn't your average corporate account as the company doesn't want to showcase its own product ad nauseam.
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So Democrats, by all means, should complain ad nauseam about the deficit explosion caused by Trump and the Republicans.
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The position of first lady is, unfortunately, symbolic, and that makes it fair game for media analysis ad nauseam.
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When cable news hosts and talking heads see these kinds of results, they exult, report and analyze ad nauseam.
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It was lightyears apart from those wildly vivid and gooey rainbows that popped up ad nauseam on my Instagram.
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Unification increasingly sounds like an abstract ideal, taught only in school and repeated ad nauseam by the political class.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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Ray says ad nauseam — both in the film and in real life — that he feels sorry for killing three people.
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Now, after these attacks have been sustained ad nauseam for months, Biden still leads Trump by approximately 10 percentage points.
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It certainly hasn't helped that, during the first year of the Trump administration, the press has been attacked ad nauseam.
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This refining process will repeat ad nauseam until, at last, a shared social consciousness emerges … groupthink at its Orwellian best.
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Manager Aaron Boone, coaches and players used the phrase "control the strike zone" ad nauseam because it was their foundation.
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"We've all been talking ad nauseam about the low VIX and how every dip has been a buy," he said.
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However, a number of self-proclaimed "Bundy stans" have taken to Twitter to praise the murderer's appearance and charisma ad nauseam.
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If the people want to hear the same Mike Posner song played ad nauseam, who are you to disagree, puny one?
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No longer content to trumpet "VOTE" into the Twitter void ad nauseam, clever users have taken the call one step further.
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But thanks to Halliday's stultifying influence, this limitless potential is devoted primarily to recreating the media of the '80s ad nauseam.
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Others took a chance to poke fun at a famous internet theory that has been repeated ad nauseam since the election.
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This is what the sports internet has debated ad nauseam for months about LaVar Ball, the most famous father in basketball.
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First, take the vaunted "IPO window" that is discussed ad nauseam among investment bankers and the financial press which covers them.
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And even though I've heard this well-worn phrase ad nauseam over the years, I'd somehow failed to actually live it.
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As I have said ad nauseam this year, VCs are in a hyper-competitive market like we have never seen before.
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The El Paso shooter's manifesto protesting a "Hispanic invasion" closely resembles language used ad nauseam by the president and Fox News.
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Now because of Corden's appeal, he's landed the Grammys hosting gig, which means this is the beginning ad nauseam James Corden Content.
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Often when you get where you've been directed, you'll find you have to then go somewhere else, and so on, ad nauseam.
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The president has attacked the system in his State of the Union address and has, of course, tweeted about it ad nauseam.
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"The media is obsessed with our spending at Trump properties and has covered it ad nauseam," Mr. Ahrens said in a statement.
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I grew up seeing the original trilogy on big screens and then ad nauseam on VHS and the early days of cable.
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It's the view of cynics that history is never linear — it doesn't progress, but is instead cyclical, doomed to repeat ad nauseam.
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The truth is that all the left really cares about is delegitimizing President Trump, so that's what the media focus on, ad nauseam.
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If you're sitting in your car by yourself during hours of traffic, it's not that much fun to hear Christmas songs ad nauseam.
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It's using the bodies of celebrities, and specifically celebrities whose relationships with Kanye have been discussed and dissected ad nauseam in the media.
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Be warned, though, these entry-level jobs sometimes require a master's degree and you'll need to study CFA materials ad nauseam to advance.
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Both of these have been think-pieced ad nauseam and excused by their actresses as just fine, so... well, if they say so.
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Anything I could possibly write here will simply reiterate something you already know, something that has been documented and think-pieced ad nauseam.
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The classic-to-cool transformation only takes seconds to pull off, and it'll save you from being photographed in the same look ad nauseam.
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We can argue ad nauseam about Walmart's right to move magazines where it pleases in its stores or what children should be exposed to.
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Trump's allies have repeated ad nauseam that the executive order is similar to the Obama administration visa policy in 2011, but that's completely false.
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For someone who loves to stare at and talk about themselves ad nauseam, you still have a lot to learn about yourself, dear lion!
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If hearing "Shape of You" ad nauseam this year was the price of admission to get this song, it was well worth it. —N.
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By extension, with 5,000 years of sacred history touted ad nauseam by its Communist Party leaders, who is to deny China anything it wants?
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Whatever Mueller presents (presuming the Trump-controlled Department of Justice tells us) will be believed by some, disbelieved by others and debated ad nauseam.
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Children, testing their parents, aren't the only ones who ask these childish questions; grown-ups do it ad nauseam, and never get satisfactory answers.
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For as long as the NHL has existed, players, coaches and general managers have spoken ad nauseam about the team-centric nature of hockey.
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Thankfully, the Switch software does a good job of walking you through the process, and you can rewind or speed things up ad nauseam.
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Democrats will cite the soundbite ad nauseam, while Trump will insist that Democrats are to blame because they refuse to fund his border wall.
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Alluring and frivolous claims that reproductive technologies will inevitably be used to create tall, beautiful, superhuman geniuses with superb athletic abilities circulate ad nauseam.
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It is made up of quotes from the diary, repeated ad nauseam by voices both male and female, over a loudspeaker in English and Russian.
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These can be designed on top of or tweaked ad nauseam, and in addition you can create your own templates to function as reusable assets.
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Although traditional Indonesian music, dangdut, has elements similar to reggae, the genre was still foreign in a bootleg culture of pop tracks sung ad nauseam.
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Amazon is using neural text-to-speech technology to replicate the iconic actor's voice, instead of having him record canned lines to repeat ad nauseam.
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It has been said, perhaps ad nauseam, that a showdown between middleweight champions Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Álvarez is one of the biggest fights in boxing.
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Mr. Obama assured us ad nauseam that the arc of history, the former president's comfort blanket in lieu of effective strategy, is bending in our direction.
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Ball and Trump -- as has been pointed out ad nauseam -- do have a lot in common in terms of their approach to the media and coverage.
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By now, hopefully you know the importance of properly and frequently washing your hands, and have likely been told ad nauseam not to touch your face.
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Sure. This particular case, however, is a small reminder that the topics we discuss ad nauseam online aren't necessarily the ones people outside Twitter care about.
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Still, despite being told ad nauseam to "remember to drink more water," it's all too easy for other things (kombucha, matcha, coffee) to get in the way.
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Related Post Age is a constant theme on the series, because age is tied to the one question everyone asks ad nauseam: Are they ready for it?
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The argument has been made ad nauseam, but it's worth saying again that if Apple thinks that mapping is important enough to own, it should own it.
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The privilege of being a white artist singing R&B -- who will also be played ad nauseam on pop stations -- is often ignored in the music industry.
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Now unless you physically restrain Santa he will continue indefinitely, spinning ad nauseam, and bringing continual festive cheer until some Grinch comes in and ruins the party.
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That's because it's a word that's regularly yelled out ad nauseam by John Bercow — the former Speaker of the House of Commons — during never-ending Brexit debates.
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When one regular suggested that Tuberman makes the saunas hotter and the pool colder — a sentiment repeated ad nauseam in past articles— it precipitated a genial argument.
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Where his contemporaries have seen their work produced ad nauseam and entered into posterity, Eastman worked in contention with a system that favored those with privileged access.
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It's impossible to know whether a political candidate is electable until they've actually been elected—but that hasn't stopped pundits from speculating ad nauseam about the question.
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Hang with select friends Two people venting ad nauseam to one another about shared stressors is called "co-rumination," and Dr. Frankel warns it can heighten anxiety.
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And so, he has leaned into the idea; "I like beer," he repeated ad nauseam during his testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee last Thursday.
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Though Facebook says places making content that's truly viral — the stuff that gets shared ad nauseam by your friends and family — won't be penalized, that's small comfort.
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While we meant it, we said "I love you" ad nauseam, as if playing out a scripted high-school romance—our relationship, in retrospect, more performative than deep.
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The investigation has been a thorn in Trump's side, one he has publicly disparaged ad nauseam, recently calling it a "Rigged Witch Hunt" that Sessions ought to stop.
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It's an idea that's repeated ad nauseam by the NRA, which spends millions of dollars specifically marketing to women and selling guns as a form of female empowerment.
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The idea that gets an intergalactic airing is something Mr Xi repeats ad nauseam as a goal of foreign policy: "a community with a shared future for mankind".
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That's why it's so puzzling to me that automakers haven't universally agreed that pumping out gasoline-filled steel boxes ad nauseam is probably not a sustainable model anymore.
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Pastel pink, purple, green, and orange backgrounds designed in Cinema 4D and rendered beautifully in Arnold set the stage for chores that uncomfortably relatable robots repeat ad nauseam.
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Since Captain Marvel (played by Brie Larson) made her solo movie debut earlier this year, fans have been discussing her character Carol Danvers' hair and makeup choices ad nauseam.
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Management theories are organised around four basic ideas, repeated ad nauseam in every business book you read or business conference you attend, that bear almost no relation to reality.
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But where EU politics is concerned, the phrase that's been repeated ad nauseam of the Brexit negotiations applies here too in spades: 'nothing is agreed until everything is agreed'.
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It's like a bar in heaven, an imposed paradise; escape to the bathroom and you'll hear Jimmy Buffett's "Cheeseburger in Paradise" — just that line — over and over, ad nauseam.
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The lines delivered by the likes of Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, Uma Thurman, Ving Rhames, and Tim Roth have since been repeated by fans ad nauseam.
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On the other end of the spectrum you have Biden, whose debate-night gaffes have been pointed out ad nauseam but still has a solid lead over the field.
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Still, I kept up the tightrope walk of high-achieving hedonism, modulating my body with carefully calibrated drug cocktails—something to come up, something to come down, repeat ad nauseam.
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The College Board strives to be seen as a meaningful indicator of student readiness and academic achievement, and its messaging to parents, students, and schools echoes this sentiment ad nauseam.
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When mainstream platforms show just one type of vulva ad nauseam, it's tough not to feel self-conscious, especially if your own genitals deviate from what censors have deemed acceptable.
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But back to Mein Kampf, where Hitler outlined his racial theories and rambled on ad nauseam about the Jews being categorically evil and the need for them to be exterminated.
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Joe is not that far from some of the characters we love to see as art and dissect ad nauseam, who we've found in Jack Kerouac or J.D. Salinger's work.
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No Shame may be the saddest hand-written diary you've ever danced to, but it's enchanting and brilliant; it's Allen at her best, and will be on repeat to ad nauseam.
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In an age where the word "disruptor" is thrown around ad nauseam, it's easy to forget that the pioneers of shaking shit up existed before the word "buzzword" was even invented.
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We've written them ad nauseam, others have done the same (and for good reason, of course — VR is going to be one of the most transformative technologies of the next decade).
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This is all material that's been discussed ad nauseam elsewhere, and it's a lot less interesting than the work that went into creating the show before anyone had heard of it.
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But while I've written ad nauseam about measures we already know need to be implemented to save lives, researchers are increasingly concerned about the many unknowns looming over the overdose nightmare.
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The result is an endless cycle of broken news and quarter-truths, stretched and repurposed ad nauseam, because in the age of artificial stupidity, truth is traded for popularity and reach.
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For the most part, the songs that Sandler sings throughout the special are built around simple jokes, even more simply constructed; one of them is just "Uber driver smells bad" ad nauseam.
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Make no mistake: This trend can't continue if investors don't want Tesla to return to the markets ad nauseam to raise more cash, either by issuing new equity or by selling debt.
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" Now Gingold, a former editor in chief of the horror fan magazine Fangoria and now a writer there, has gathered his clippings in a book: "Ad Nauseam: Newsprint Nightmares From the 1980s.
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Picking up a century of points last year won Guardiola's team lavish, warranted praise; in those slow weeks before the World Cup, its precise place in the pantheon was debated ad nauseam.
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Within a subset of right-leaning media, the trope that the 2,700-strong caravan was riddled with HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and chicken pox was repeated ad nauseam, even from the president himself.
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Orange Is the New Black has always walked the thin line between comedy and drama — to the point that every award season, we debate which category it properly belongs to ad nauseam.
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I've been asked about this ad nauseam, but as it relates not to the Shanghai Masters tournament or the Rolex Paris Masters next month but to the 2019 Australian Open and beyond.
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" For me, being brave would be being in a program and getting clean, instead of "I found a way to talk about my problems ad nauseam and somehow get paid for it.
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Critic's Notebook Sebastian — Seb, if you're a hepcat — drives a creaky but reliable brown Buick Riviera convertible with a cassette deck, wears spectator shoes and rehearses a mournful piano figure ad nauseam.
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He has spoken candidly and ad nauseam to the press about his background growing up in gang-oriented Long Beach, California, astutely breaking down that world with the keen eyes of a sociologist.
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The herd instinct kicks in, and other users who also want to be photographed in those same lovely landscapes converge with their own cameras and Instagram accounts and followers—ad infinitum, ad nauseam.
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Like all viruses, bacteriophages are not lifeforms per se, just little packets of matter that attach to cells, and trick them into making more packets of matter, and on and on, ad nauseam.
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Nor are GOP-style tax cuts, and liberal pundits aggressively signaling virtue to each other by writing ad nauseam about the need to empathize with the Trump Voter aren't doing anyone any good.
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That Donald Trump has destroyed the already fuzzy line between entertainment and politics has been noted ad nauseam, but it's still not entirely clear what lesson we are to draw from this fact.
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He debuts several entries, including a phrase that I hold dear to my heart (and use ad nauseam, probably) and one that I will never use — just filling it in made me nauseous.
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The fiasco has been dissected ad nauseam by outsiders including journalists, religious scholars and even a congressional committee, but of the nine Branch Davidians who survived the assault, only two have published memoirs.
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This terrified Morseth's parents, who offered Pike the wisdom that public officials across the state had been repeating ad nauseam on the airwaves: You can buy another boat, but you don't have another life.
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Along with Coachella and prom, flowery designs pulled straight from the garden are the one trend we expect to talk about ad nauseam for the next several months — and we're totally fine with that.
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It doesn't help that FBI Director James Comey recently castigated Clinton at length as "extremely careless" over her handling of State Department emails — a quote the Sanders and Rubio camps are repeating ad nauseam.
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At the endless booths of this week's RSA security trade show in San Francisco, an overflowing industry of vendors will offer any visitor an ad nauseam array of "threat intelligence" and "vulnerability management" systems.
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" "I could probably just, you know, enjoy the zoo instead of needlessly inserting myself into it or talking ad nauseam, unprompted, about how well I'd run it if I were in charge of it.
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What has more appeal to American women: a campaign that says ad nauseam that her opponent sucks, or a campaign that says that she seeks a mandate to increase wages and incomes for them?
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Restaurants and grocery stores that carry these types of fish are like your buddy who decided to go gluten-free; you're going to hear about it, often ad nauseam, whether you care or not.
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It is time to confront the false claim, repeated ad nauseam by Trump, that it has been proven that there has been no collusion, a matter which remains under intense investigation by federal authorities.
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Instead of carping on problems that have been discussed ad nauseam in other talking forums, Germany should have concentrated on the G-20's essential mission to promote world economic growth and financial stability.
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Hill and Wang released the Paris-based artist and illustrator's visual adaptation in late October of 2016, amid a revival — and ad nauseam claims of a revival — of interest in Jackson's work and persona.
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There are items about Trump's unpredictable temperament, his divorces, his exaggerated business acumen, his misogyny, his racism, his selfishness, his general shittiness as a person—subjects we've examined ad nauseam for the past year.
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It's easy to become obsessed with the seemingly mundane lives of others filming themselves ad nauseam, but when those others cross even the faintest of lines, it's time to reassess the cultural ecosystem's usefulness.
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"Mans Not Hot" has been remixed ad nauseam in the months since its release, but the new All Star Remix, which features verses from titans of grime and British rap, shows its true reach.
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Judge Napolitano's blistering take, especially in the context of the roiling internal conflict between Fox News' reporting and commentary divisions, should be a Democratic talking point, repeated ad nauseam, in every single media appearance.
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For further evidence in the human population, look no further than the war atrocities in Bosnia and Croatia and Rwanda, the hatred between Irish Catholics and the Protestants, and on and on ad nauseam.
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Accentuating ad nauseam the "blood bond" between the North and South, all the while peddling the practical virtues of making concessions to the North Korean tyrant, begs the question: On whose side stands Moon?
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However, every year around late October or early November, as Christmas decorations begin appearing in store windows and holiday songs are played on the radio ad nauseam, I begin to feel a twinge of sadness.
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The service has been compared ad nauseam to Twitter, from which it borrows its basic structure: short messages from users, retweets (or retoots, in its parlance), chronological timelines updating in real-time, and so on.
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While some fans of The Office may want to honor the couple in their bios, for others, seeing Jim and Pam referenced ad nauseam has caused the couple to lose a bit of their magic.
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"A lot of what can be frustrating about resolving customer service issues is repeating your problem ad nauseam, struggling to find the right documentation, struggling to find the right channels," a Service rep told Refinery29.
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Instead, we'll be asking one question, the one question we've debated ad nauseam Sunday after Sunday as the NFL struggles to define one of the most basic parts of its game: Was it a catch?
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Harmon has explained ad nauseam that the reason the next season hasn't come out yet is simply that he and Roiland aren't done with it, and they want to make work that they're proud of.
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Iggy Azalea is telling all of us we should be ashamed we dare to talk about her and Nick Young, because she's entitled to her privacy ... even though she's talked ad nauseam about her relationship.
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Beginning in the spring and running through summer into fall, there are dozens of gatherings across the country that at one point felt unique, but have largely congealed into one aesthetic formulation repeated ad nauseam.
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The slapstick humor, the punchlines, and the recurring bits (like the way "Heil Hitler" is used ad nauseam and becomes a nonsensical greeting) are constantly jolting the audience awake, underlining the absurdity of what's onscreen.
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I want to repeat it ad nauseam, so that people who feel uncomfortable with themselves and their diagnoses will one day be at a point where they can discuss it like they discuss asthma or arthritis.
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But it is worth emphasizing ad nauseam: These are the same Celtics who lost Gordon Hayward to a gruesome ankle injury on the first night of the season and Kyrie Irving to knee surgery last month.
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We have reviewed ad nauseam the ways the Trump administration has undercut the health care law, but the president still seems to believe he is immune from any political backlash if the law struggles as a result.
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On January 15th Eritrea's long-serving president, Issaias Afwerki, furiously denied the report, saying that "outright lies" had been "repeated ad nauseam by an assortment of Eritrea's detractors" led by Qatar and its influential broadcaster, Al Jazeera.
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We've all read ad nauseam about the "vinyl boom," but for the majority of the public consuming music on their computers or phones, too often the accompanying images are shrunken down or pixelated from the original version.
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We've said this ad nauseam, but it bears repeating: if art and museum organizations wish to champion diversity, equity, access, and inclusion, they must look not just at their gallery and education programs but to their staff, too.
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After having lived through Trump's campaign discussing Clinton's emails ad nauseam, claiming the actions made her unfit to serve the country, you'd better believe Democrats aren't passing up the opportunity to call out Pence for his hypocritical actions.
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One driver told me earlier this year that he has learned his tactic for the television pen, answer the first question, tweak it to perfection it for the second crew and then repeat ad nauseam until it's done.
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He appeased those wistful for the New York glory days by name-dropping Steve Lappas, Butch van Breda Kolff and Jay Wright and by acknowledging that talking "ad nauseam" about Duke and Kentucky on television could become tiresome.
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So there lies the storyline that will dominate the two-week buildup to the big game, and it is an intriguing one that will be dissected, discussed and debated ad nauseam by experts and bar stool pundits alike.
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I begged and begged my mom to put a Just For Me boxed perm in her shopping cart whenever we passed by the hair-care aisle at the drugstore, and sang the catchy jingle ad nauseam around the house.
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False memories fester when they make sense to our political worldview, when it's familiar and repeated ad nauseam, when we trust the source of the information, and when this information is corroborated, shared, and discussed by like-minded people.
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Instead, Zuckerberg largely repeated the same lines he has been using ad nauseam: Facebook is very sorry, it is taking a broader view of its responsibilities, it's investing heavily in safety and security, and so on and so forth.
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I was too young to grasp the root causes of the riots, but old enough to understand that the video of the four cops beating Rodney King (which was played ad nauseam on television) had something to do with them.
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"I've said this ad nauseam: be prepared for the worst," said Newsom, who on Saturday met victims in the hospital and visited a hardware store where the earthquake hurled products from shelves and left ceiling tiles scattered across the aisles.
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It's unfair to call his stats empty, but it's also unclear how the totality of his contribution amounts to a winning player, and if the Pelicans make the playoffs, teams will go out of their way to attack him ad nauseam.
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I could go on, but in the end, all that can be said about the iPad mini being "the small iPad" has already been said ad nauseam over the years, beginning with the first round of reviews back in 2012.
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Inconsequential details in pop culture — like the number of times bees say "bee" in Bee Movie — are being honed in on and blown out, taken out of context and repeated ad nauseam until they've lost any connection to real life.
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The internecine nature of the conflict gets rid of what is normally the weakest part of a superhero film; the monstrous antagonist, often a quasi-parody of the hero, who needs to be walloped ad nauseam in the third act.
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Americans don't care (any longer) about the salacious details of Trump's alleged marital affairs with porn stars (he denies them), or his racist comments -- which we've heard on our own ad nauseam since Trump began his run for the White House.
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As has been repeated ad nauseam, it seems like the people behind the campaign simply intended to amplify divisions in the U.S. It seems reasonable to say that if that campaign had any effect whatsoever, it was through various attempts at voter suppression.
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But now that we've explored and abused every imaginable earthly perversion ad nauseam' and sex has become so gruesomely boring and retardataire' many of you have been hitting dead ends trying to imagine what virtual transgressive acts could possibly feel fun anymore.
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CAVUTO: Well, would that always be the case, that someone would glean bias and it would be argued ad nauseam, that if he were to resign, as you advocate now, we would be starting all over again, that the investigation wouldn&apost stop?
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The Steven Galloway case, which rocked the Canadian literary world, is deeply murky and complex, with very little concrete information about the broader strokes of the case on the public record but many, many small details available to debate and discuss ad nauseam.
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But Rubio's second-place polling place in New Hampshire didn't translate into actual second place — perhaps because of his "robotic glitch" gaffe during Saturday's debate in which he repeated the same talking point ad nauseam, even after Christie called him on it.
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The inherent whiteness of this kind of film does impact the industry as a whole, not least at a funding level, and who gets to make what: If something is successful, it is rewarded with more funding, and then replicated ad nauseam.
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And while there's heavy investment going into African infrastructure — which could act as a growth tailwind for Jumia in the long-run — improving, let alone creating, infrastructure takes much longer than doing the same in normal business operations, as we've discussed ad nauseam.
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Among the details that have been repeated ad nauseam: The iceberg is nearly the size of Delaware, which prompted some fun musing on Twitter about where exactly Delaware is and how anyone is supposed to approximate the square footage of that US state.
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Valentine's Day may be a BS holiday, fabricated to serve the Hallmark industrial complex, but some people still see it as a genuine opportunity to celebrate their relationship — an occasion for marriage proposals, romantic getaways, fancy dinners, great sex, etcetera, ad nauseam.
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Aren't conservatives humiliated to watch Trump say ad nauseam that there was no collusion with the Russian dictator who attacks democracy and now watch his mouthpiece Rudy Giuliani wrongly claim that even if Trump colluded with Putin it was not a crime?
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My hope is that her parents will stop posting in about a year or so, after they've built a nice little college nest egg for Jayde, but that they'll keep her page up so I can go back and watch her baby videos ad nauseam.
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He wants "love and compassion for people seeking asylum and parents who are fighting to protect their children from violence and war," but, by using the words "love" and "compassion" ad nauseam in the middle of pro-Trump rants, he's reduced them to parodies.
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I can't tell you how many times I've had to argue that the petty moral code in baseball (read: bat flip arguments, ad nauseam) is just as preposterous and weak as soccer players weaving a little theater into their game to draw a foul.
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Clinton is ahead on delegates and votes because she is eminently qualified to be president, with realistic plans for governing; Mr. Sanders's experience is limited to representing a small New England state with radical, "pie in the sky" ideas, which he repeats ad nauseam.
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"What you saw tonight was a perfect, mannequin politician," Trump surrogate Kayleigh McEnany said of Clinton, deriding her as someone who'd practiced ad nauseam at home to get her lines down pat instead of being out and about hearing from real people across the country.
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Mr. Wiley, who lost his Senate seat in Harrisburg, the state capital, on Election Day, said he had warned voters "ad nauseam" during the campaign that Republicans in the legislature would pass an anti-union, "right-to-work" law, but it was to no avail.
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The plot that sees the return of Elizabeth's uncle, the Duke of Windsor (formerly King Edward VIII), is overdone; there are sepia-toned flashbacks of him waltzing with Wallis Simpson and we are reminded ad nauseam that he abdicated the throne for love, for "something greater still".
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Never mind that this promise seemed suspect to me, considering that Trump ran a campaign that divided Americans along racial, religious and gender lines so much so that extreme right-wing groups like the Ku Klux Klan are celebrating ad nauseam; I still was willing to listen.
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I'm sure the speech will be picked apart ad nauseam by the political pundits tasked with that job, denounced by Obama's opponents on both the right and left as they drill into specific questions about his claimed legacy and praise of his would-be Democratic successor.
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Thanks to the poofy-sleeved orange gown my mom bought for me from a local thrift store, the saxophone routine I'd practiced ad nauseam and my ability to keep cool during the question-and-answer portion (during which I required a translator), I won the pageant.
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The difference between the two writers — to some people, the voice of Generation X and the voice of the millennial generation, and who are both compared ad nauseam to Joan Didion — is that Daum's observations ultimately peter out after she's satisfied with berating angry millennial straw women.
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Yet just because a story has been told ad nauseam doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement, which is precisely the opinion of Jordan Allen-Dutton and Erik Weiner, the two dudes who are responsible for bringing the Gates-Jobs rivalry to Broadway with their new musical, Nerds.
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The motions become more frantic when you encounter one of the several holograms in "May You Live in Interesting Times," including "L'Ange du Foyer (Vierte Fassung)," a flailing angel by the Berlin-based artist Cyprien Gaillard, which whirls ad nauseam in the dark, projected in what appears like midair.
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In the television news scandal of campaign 2016, the issues of economic well-being, safety and security that deeply concern voters are almost never discussed with professionalism, substance and depth by news organizations, which instead gleefully report ad nauseam Trump's insults against other people's race, faith, gender and disabilities.
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One of Bliss's first interventions was to take away the dense briefing book with which Roberts was preparing for a debate and replace it with a single sheet that instructed the senator to repeat, ad nauseam, that a vote for his opponent was a vote for Barack Obama.
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You can find that argument repeated ad nauseam, from high-level executives and CEOs at Facebook and YouTube and any number of other companies now reckoning with how technology can be misused and contorted to ends these entrepreneurs never considered or were too blinded by growth and profits to acknowledge.
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These ideas have all been ripped apart ad nauseam for decades by feminists and by social scientists, but they persist because our culture needs them: They make it possible for powerful men to hurt women with impunity and get away with it, and our culture loves powerful men and hates women.
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There's nothing wrong with mounting these shows per se, but when recycling brands and trends ad nauseam eclipses meaningful and critical engagement with locally based artistic communities and audience, one can't help but lament the waste of the resources — ample budget and international visibility — that these institutions have at their disposal.
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Be it the painfully trendy aesthetics of the packaging or store, the heavy-handed use of ingredients like lavender and salted caramel, or the aggressive marketing reminding you that everything is "small-batch, locally sourced, hand-churned, blahblahblah ad nauseam"—there's just something about these places that teeters on the edge of obnoxious.
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This is a setup that is really common now, and it has all the benefits and drawbacks that have been discussed ad nauseam: it's not great on your lap, it's fiddly to pick up when you have the keyboard attached, anything you plug into it will be hanging off the side in an awkward way.
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Mirijanian also insisted to the Post that this was definitely, totally, not at all like that Hillary Clinton email thing that the elder Trump hammered on ad nauseam during the 2016 campaign season:And he stressed that her email use was different than that of Clinton, who had a private email server in the basement of her Chappaqua, N.Y., home.
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The Kills' origin story has been repeated ad nauseam, but the gist of the tale is this: On tour in England with her band in the 90s, while Mosshart was still a teenager, she heard Hince playing guitar in the room above hers in the building where they were both staying and felt an immediate connection.
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No matter how far Comey goes to describe how Trump's comments made him feel or how much the investigation of the Trump team's alleged collusion looks, the GOP senators on the committee will try to get Comey to say and repeat ad nauseam that there is no solid evidence of any actual crime ... at least not yet.
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But you could, I suppose, argue in favor of two or even three hours for a selection show if you're the type who likes to listen to insiders argue ad nauseam about which teams are left out, which are improperly seeded and which long shot has a chance to upset its way to the Final Four.
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Nor should we miss those who expect an avalanche of confessional books by cronies who had an intimate relationship with the great man: I Was Castro's Proctologist; My Life as Head of Fidel's Kennels; Memories of the Nightclub Dancer Who Got with el Comandante Once, and so on, ad infinitum or ad nauseam, whichever comes first.
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Some even self-badge as "educational" content — because in the middle of a 30 minute video, say, they might display the word "red" next to a red-colored McDonald's Big Mac or a Chupa Chups lollipop; and then the word "blue" next to a blue-colored Big Mac or a Chupa Chups lollipop; and then the word "yellow"… and so on ad nauseam.
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For big budget games, being cinematic isn't enough Destiny, The Division, and Grand Theft Auto V — three of the best selling and most popular big budget games from recent years — feature open worlds and cooperative multiplayer modes that encourage players to replay the same stages ad nauseam, first as narrative experiences, and many more times as excuses to spend time online with friends.
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With this in mind, making meaningful progress in the American gun debate perhaps requires something different than passing gun restrictions (many of which remain frustratingly inconclusive in their effectiveness, even as they may lead to conservative backlash), aggressively punishing the "bad guys with guns" (which disproportionately harms men of color), or debating ad nauseam the "real" meaning of the Second Amendment.
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It's now practically routine for comedians who comment on politics to say something that triggers outrage, forcing the rest of us to stop and dissect whatever they said to determine if it's really offensive or actually funny or directed appropriately, which is great, because everyone knows that jokes are better when you talk ad nauseam about exactly what they mean and how they're constructed.
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Now, in the wake of sexual molestation allegations against Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, political analysts are once again asking the same question we posed ad nauseam during Trump's campaign: Is this, finally, a revelation so heinous as to compel Republican leaders to make the morally correct decision and full-throatedly denounce a important candidate, despite the very real consequences to the party's agenda and power?
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Ditto for the dangerously fact-free notion, disseminated ad nauseam by the likes of former Trump campaign aide George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosInspector general testifies on FBI failures: Five takeaways DOJ watchdog: Durham said 'preliminary' FBI Trump probe was justified Trump can't cry foul on FISA – unless he's suddenly a civil libertarian MORE (whose loose lips triggered the FBI probe), that Western intelligence agencies actively sought to "sabotage" or entrap Trump.
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Rosenstein's account about his and others' contacts with 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 on the Russia case likewise have been leaked ad nauseam, picking up steam as Congress pressured to get documents released showing what Rosenstein himself may have known about flaws in the investigation.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do, because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remained silent and failed to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty we deny our institutions and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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As this baseball season begins, I've been thinking about Henderson because of a problem that has been discussed ad nauseam in sports media: Whether we're talking about Mike Trout, the young center fielder for the Los Angeles Angels whose beefy efficiency has already put him on track to become one of the greatest players of all time, or Clayton Kershaw, the tall Dodgers lefty with the knee-buckling curveball, or Giancarlo Stanton, the Miami Marlins slugger who signed a $22016 million contract, baseball's pool of young talent just doesn't captivate fans like the stars of football and basketball.
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The queen of pop steals the show though, of course, doing her best Lil' Kim/Kim K impression in a Hood By Air fur slumped off her shoulders, a gray Yeezy sports bra and high-waisted legging set, and the waist-length cornrows she debuted in "Formation." via GIPHY Apathy via GIPHY "Sorry" provides us all with a whole new set of Bey-approved catchphrases to repeat ad nauseam for the next year, such as "boy, bye" and "middle fingers up, put them hands high," to say nothing of the dance that accompanies that lyric that should immediately replace the "Single Ladies" hand dance as the new go-to club move.
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