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There are almost none whose writings have aged this well.
Almost none of the superheroes in the story have powers.
But the auto industry asked for almost none of them.
Holden added that almost none of the passwords were encrypted.
The jury heard "almost none of this," the report states.
Almost none who do later tell Michelin to buzz off.
As it happened, almost none of the applications were accepted.
Almost none of this is because of private passenger cars.
They check many boxes but fit neatly into almost none.
Almost none of these depend on trends in top incomes.
By the end of the war, there were almost none.
Almost none of it is actually being used in humans—yet.
From there, many things can happen, almost none of them good.
But, PSVR titles aside, almost none of these titles were new.
But almost none of them have managed to resonate with audiences.
Right now, one third of all rural homes have almost none.
On a recent afternoon, there were almost none to be seen.
Almost none of these wild fears had any basis in fact.
It's all of the terror in almost none of the time!
Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy bill addresses almost none of them.
This was her response: Almost none of that is provably untrue.
Money was misspent but the state recovered almost none of it.
Almost none of the eulogies on Friday used the word Oslo.
Of course, almost none of that money goes to the players.
So far, though, almost none of the services have been completed.
Yet almost none of the Russians I spoke to blamed Putin.
But almost none of it is based on the actual report.
Almost none of the men are looking directly at the camera.
Almost none of them felt that way about Sanders or Warren.
Almost none of them mention how you still have this Lzplay.
But almost none have received a vote on the Senate floor.
Almost none were willing to defy their families for very long.
But almost none of the Trump tariffs are on consumer goods.
Also, thanks to digital TV, almost none of this stuff matters anymore.
Problem is, almost none of that new capacity came from fossil fuels.
Opposition parties get far less coverage, and pro-Kurdish HDP almost none.
Almost none of the characters in "Music of Time" are well off.
"Almost none of those people are voting for Republicans anyway," Deace insisted.
But over the past two years, almost none of this has happened.
Realistically, however, almost none of what he says could come to pass.
The current crop of Republicans check off almost none of those boxes.
We had a handful of infections, almost none of them contracted here.
Almost none of the refugees wants to stay in Papua New Guinea.
We have very little information about quality and almost none about price.
Almost none of them are policies you could institute by executive action.
From what I could see, almost none of them wore a wristwatch.
Last year, China bought about 32 million tons, but now buys almost none.
And while they are largely industry newbies, almost none of them are teens...
All of them think they're good at both; almost none of them are.
In looking for photos for this essay, I realized I have almost none.
Almost none exceeded 250 percent, so Mr. Pearson's 300 percent reward was unusual.
All of them love astrology, but almost none of them are professional astrologers.
Since then, scores have applied — but it appears almost none are being accepted.
There are a million varieties, and almost none taste like anything in nature.
But at least for Prestwick, almost none of Mr. Trump's predictions came true.
They're made in China and Germany mostly -- very few made here, almost none.
Almost none of the suits prevailed in court, but they cowed the company.
Almost none of them evince a sense of being observed by the artist.
The problem is that almost none of this goes to middle-class families.
It's interesting – like other countries, Australia consumes almost none of the aluminum it produces.
You could probably guess which apps still work on the iPhone 20203G: almost none.
Rest assured, almost none of the songs on the soundtrack have a jaunty vibe.
That year, almost none of its students achieved proficient scores in English or math.
But I was exposed to almost none of that because of the bingeing approach.
Where previous OnePlus phones were marred with compromises, the OnePlus 3 makes almost none.
It is quite a change for a council which until recently built almost none.
Initially, she wanted to go to Vegas – which almost none of us could afford.
The problem is that elected Democrats endorsed Clinton overwhelmingly, and almost none endorsed Sanders.
And almost none of it is anything the casual viewer of today may recognize.
Almost none of NFL's teams are public corporations but so-called pass-through businesses.
Bermuda has almost none of the restrictions or disclosure rules that bind American nonprofits.
Almost none of the technologies that would ultimately comprise the MPL were pre-existing.
But almost none of us can afford to see it for what it is.
Almost none of it, let's say 2 percent, is real community or volunteer engagement.
Mr. Gomes is not short of ideas; but almost none of them feel organic.
Of the remaining players who returned and the newcomers, almost none have stood out.
But what sets Mr. Trump apart is that he possesses almost none of them.
But in its particulars, its damage is limited, and almost none of it immediate.
Almost none of the chemicals in products we use daily have been tested for safety.
Almost none will become self-conscious, because that would make them worse at their jobs.
Being particularly dumb for a dumb feature phone, I predict they will sell almost none.
Still, almost none of these features would actually help Trump if he's paying zero already.
Hip-hop is essentially social music, and almost none of Tupac's songs pass that test.
"There's less stigma around plastic surgery and almost none around double-eyelid surgery," says Willa.
Although Astrid is now a famous author, she has met almost none of her readers.
Unfortunately, almost none of our markets are set up to actually recognize this critical fact.
And of the people that are supposed to go back, almost none of them do.
Almost none of those who signed up for Mined Minds are working in programming now.
Among those who did, almost none spent time browsing foreign news websites that were blocked.
Cheng visited a number of health centers and found that almost none had the drug.
Almost none reported on all the outcomes that were noted in the protocols or registries.
Almost none of this is believable, neither the aggression nor the feints at sociopolitical relevance.
Almost none of the big structural changes that Mr. Navarro had pushed for were included.
"I'm pretty sure none or almost none of the 737 pilots knew that," he said.
There is no proven cause or diagnostic test, and chances of recovery are almost none.
Chinese corporations now hold dollar-denominated debt of roughly $450bn, compared with almost none in 2009.
Every episode of The Bachelor promises painful goodbyes, but almost none of them are truly painful.
I would check the app dashboard and see almost none of the information from the day.
Filed under gag order It's also clear that almost none of that information was ultimately produced.
Even now, almost none of them are willing to go on television to defend the president.
However, selling alone, I soon encountered a problem: I knew almost none of them by name.
So far, almost none of the coins being sold to investors have been registered with regulators.
Yet almost none have said so explicitly, even though they won't be facing any more primaries.
The campus draws students from all over California, but almost none from other states or countries.
Opinion Columnist Almost none of the Democratic senators running for president want to abolish the filibuster.
There are more than 2.2m apps in Apple's store, almost none of which the company developed itself.
Nearly all of them were inside hotels, and almost none of them served anything beyond the classics.
For one, almost none of the investors or LPAC members would speak about it, even on background.
That figure is all the more remarkable because almost none of the non-landfill waste is burned.
Almost none of it is excellent comedy, although some of it is funny, purely thanks to structure.
The number of Chinese lessors alone has grown from almost none to over 50 in a decade.
"We used to have 100 customers a day, but after THAAD, there are almost none," he says.
The near side is covered with maria, or ancient lava flows; the far side has almost none.
Almost all of the changes are for the better, and almost none of them compromise the magic.
Almost none of these fans have more than 227 followers, and most have between 200 and 300.
Crime and fires were rampant, and almost none of the new residents had access to essential services.
And the United States has a wide network of allies in Asia, while China has almost none.
The school boasted that nearly all graduates of its vocational programs got jobs when almost none did.
Almost none of that will investigate how to support the families of those who have the disease.
At the start of the decade, almost none of Montgomery's citizens lived downtown, according to city figures.
He does almost none of the work that Klopp sees, and he's rarely involved with discovering players.
"Almost none of the people talking about Revelation have really sat down and read it," he says.
But U.S. District Judge Ricardo Martinez declared almost none of the more than 100 documents are protected.
Almost none of the $18.4 million that Pryor schools got last year actually came from Google, however.
Other politicians have followed his lead but almost none have done it as effectively, Dutch experts said.
And yet why do I suspect that almost none of this is core to most STEM programs?
Almost none wanted to see Trump as the nominee, but they faced incentives to back different candidates.
Doe claims she got almost none of the above ... but did get Caruso's penis on her shoulder.
But one trait is common — almost none of them focus on hiring women, according to two recruiters.
We're generating a tremendous amount of data and today we make use of almost none of that data.
Notably, almost none of the dubious news discovered in their study came from Russian sources, the researchers said.
Though to be fair, almost none of the 7.1's main competitors have official IP protection ratings either.
Almost none of the plaintiffs, the ACLU said, were asked about their fear of being returned to Mexico.
Those earlier revolts demonstrated several possible outcomes – almost none particularly close to what the initial demonstrators hoped for.
Right now, it's not particularly noticeable, because almost none of the Rift launch titles ask you to move.
Almost none of the photos and videos detected last year would have been caught without systems like PhotoDNA.
Uber has been the target of dozens of lawsuits, almost none of which have actually gone to trial.
In the families he followed, almost none of the younger people speak or understand their community's Miao dialect.
There are thousands in Manhattan but almost none in the Bronx or on Staten Island, excluding the highways.
"Almost none of us lived through the full-blown trade wars that erupted in the 1930s," Hooper said.
Quite the opposite, because almost none of the companies that have invested in fracking are turning a profit.
Individuals with Crohn's had high concentrations of Malassezia on their intestine walls, while healthy patients had almost none.
Many private blockchain projects have been tested in pilots — but almost none have entered into real commercial production.
McCain described his relationship with Trump as "almost none" when asked by one of "The View's" co-hosts.
A spreadsheet of nearly 500 data points tracked by City Hall included almost none related to patient outcomes.
Almost none of them are making work that could fit alongside the Old Master works in Venetian churches.
Spent almost none of their huge supply of cap space because nobody good wants to come to San Francisco.
The number of Mexicans migrating to America has fallen from about half a million a year to almost none.
Barely. No time was spent on Saudi Arabia, none on China's rising military influence, and almost none on Iran.
This is an especially remarkable accomplishment given that, until very recently, almost none of that power could be stored.
The former make up 5.5% of the population; the latter, nearly 8%; two decades ago there were almost none.
Still, about 20203,22020 hectares of new forest ought to be planted this year, while almost none will be lost.
The fundamental problem is that land is too expensive, and the government owns almost none of it, Dieye added.
On November 6, only 249 residents of Rajneeshpuram voted, and almost none voted in county, state, or federal elections.
Almost none of the states shared detailed plans of how they plan to upgrade their elections' security, per Geller.
Although Sinaloa, flanked by the Pacific Ocean, is known for its seafood, almost none was available on my visits.
If Mr. Trump does not back the measure, lawmakers concede its chances of advancing this Congress are almost none.
One of the most striking details in the film is that almost none of the male characters are named.
He's being hounded by Democratic activists whenever he makes public appearances in the district, so he makes almost none.
Because almost none of these people who trot out their apologies can, on their own, repair the harm done.
Almost none who spoke with The Hill were able to speak on the record because of potential client conflicts.
"With golf courses there is the following issue: One equals almost none," said Achilles Constantakopoulos, the chairman of Temes.
Best of all, the reverse can be done where details within the card can be whittled down to almost none.
The Echo Dot ($89.99) is like a tiny Echo, all the microphones and smarts and almost none of the speakers.
The shivering Venezuelans, almost none of whom had warm coats, lined up in the dark to get their passports stamped.
I have written dozens of stories for this publication and others, but almost none have mentioned my disability until now.
Almost none shared specifics about how much money was stolen via their platforms, or whether they will be issuing refunds.
The valuations for these tech unicorns are based on future profits, since almost none of their businesses are profitable yet.
Almost none of the material was new—bloggers and pundits have been cataloguing the deranged controversies she mentioned or months.
But in the two years since the plan was finalized, Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic have taken almost none.
I'm actually really disappointed that almost none of the mattresses I tried out from new companies had handles on them.
Precisely why this is possible remains unclear since almost none had been tagged as such on either Giphy or Tenor.
Hemp has almost none — 0.3 percent or less under U.S. government standards — yet drug-sniffing dogs will alert on both.
In particular, there are almost none of the Groucho-disguise shenanigans that all those voter ID laws will supposedly curtail.
L and France's Keolis, said almost none of its 2,284 services would run and advised its customers not to travel.
Stories like John's are all too common, as almost none of the participants in our workforce program have health insurance.
No complete bodies have been retrieved, and almost none of the discovered remains were strapped into seats, the officials said.
Almost 90% occurred when children were under the care of parents, but almost none of the entanglements had a witness.
In this case, I fear the Saviors' actions make far too much sense, while the Alexandrians' actions make almost none.
The Treasury Department took a very significant move today to try and make the benefits of tax inversion almost none.
Discussions began almost immediately after Mr. Trump took office about vastly expanding Operation Streamline, with almost none of those limitations.
But when they happen, passengers and their bags have almost none of the protections considered standard on planes and cars.
The second problem is that Professor Kennedy gives us a homework assignment that almost none of us can actually fulfill.
Of those who get the two doses of the vaccine, almost none will ever contract measles, even if they're exposed.
In recent years, I've gone from seeing nearly every Oscar-nominated movie before the award show airs to almost none.
But U.S. District Judge Ricardo Martinez, a Bush appointee, declared almost none of the more than 6900 documents are protected.
And they also know that almost none of the players featured in those videos will get a dime of it.
Almost none of them received trials, and some were released because courts decided the evidence against them was too thin.
The hardest-hit countries, though, produce almost none of the carbon emissions that are widely believed to cause climate change.
Almost none of its existing portfolio companies has said a mean word about the Vision Fund or its Saudi backing.
Reality check: Almost none of what he warns is demonstrably true, at least in terms of scale and scope of threat.
Virtually no booth references President Trump and almost none dares to wrestle with the fractious socio-political events unfurling across Europe.
When The Interview came out in 2014, almost none of the discussion around it had to do with the movie itself.
Now, just over a month later, a new strain of ransomware has inflicted similar damage with almost none of that firepower.
Some central bankers become famous in the course of doing their jobs, but almost none of them are well-known beforehand.
Many of the people I spoke with expressed a desire to leave, but almost none had the means of doing so.
There's a lot to talk about, and almost none of it is funny — which makes comedy an even more urgent task.
The people at Maynards come mostly from Brighton, the nearest city; almost none are from the countryside, and this is normal.
It was so many characters and disparate plot lines, almost none of which pay off – and then there's the Credence story.
Almost none of the people who use heroin are seeking fentanyl, and they aren't prepared to protect themselves from its risks.
We make the app run, we provide the service, we take the risk, but we get almost none of the reward.
Almost none of the Afghans leaving Pakistan are doing so in the belief that Afghanistan is now safer to live in.
Almost none of what you've been told about supplements by trainers, videos or diets has been proved in consistent, robust trials.
Among the tens of thousands of suburban club pools established during the 1950s and 1960s, almost none had identifiably black members.
I ultimately reviewed 500 of these loans, and I saw disturbing patterns: Almost none of them included a large down payment.
Puerto Rico finally makes big news — bigger even than our debt crisis — and most of us saw almost none of it.
This band lives onstage: It doesn't do rehearsals, and almost none of its recorded output has been made in a studio.
But almost none had travelled the United States, spending time in the small towns, big cities and back roads of America.
It's sort of that same question people had about "Saturday Night Live" sketches, almost none of them transferred to movies, right?
Fans will recognize almost none of the characters in Rogue One, and we're unlikely to see them again in the main series.
In addition, almost none of the tickets Rose wanted, for popular events like swimming and beach volleyball, were available at any price.
Almost none of the products she covers are grouped in Amazon's luxury beauty category, although she considers many of them luxury goods.
Today the kingdom generates almost none: its largest solar farm, at the headquarters of the state oil company, powers an office building.
There are more than 1,000 people receiving treatment, up from almost none two decades ago, but this is a fraction of users.
Yet almost none of the 13% increase—which includes jumps in stalking, robberies and sex offences—has anything to do with terrorism.
Only $50 billion of Russia's $500 billion external debt is sovereign, Weafer explained, and almost none of that is held by China.
By the time the final bell chimed, then, we'd seen Lapilus land plenty of meaningful offense, while Issa had landed almost none.
But when the 2014 measles scandal broke, millions of Vietnamese were using Facebook, compared to almost none just a few years earlier.
In anti-drug operations in which police say they kill suspects in self-defense (2,004 deaths), almost none of the suspects survive.
Subject to almost none of the procedural protections of the regulatory process, agency use of guidance documents has been a controversial topic.
But the majority of TSA employees, almost none of who are getting paid during the shutdown, have continued showing up for work.
Sixty-two percent of white respondents said that European Americans experience discrimination while 2628 percent said they face none or almost none.
She was left with little movement in her arms and hands, and almost none below the breastbone; she will never walk again.
Almost none of these is super-fast, a term usually used for charging stations with an output of at least 150 kilowatts.
While some large retailers like Target are making a big push, others are hiring fewer temporary workers — or almost none at all.
Almost none are aware that in fact, more than a billion people have overcome poverty just since the turn of the millennium.
Can we accept that we might be scared of Gauguin's utter freedom — a freedom almost none of us will ever taste ourselves?
The hashtag #protest elicits demonstrations from around the globe—London, Melbourne, South Africa, and, especially, India—but almost none from Hong Kong.
China bought about 32 million tons – but now buys almost none after Beijing slapped a 25 percent tariff on U.S. imports in July.
A quarterly survey of 2,000 Chinese manufacturers and other industrial companies shows that almost none are currently investing in new equipment and factories.
You have not met MLK, probably haven't actually read much about him or his life, and share almost none of his lived experience.
In fact, PBS owns almost none of its iconic programs, which tend to be produced by member stations, foreign broadcasters, or independent filmmakers.
Johnson, who isn't so much boring as more given to talk about video games than MMA, shoulders almost none of the PR burden.
It continually withholds our legally entitled share of the budget, and shares almost none of the international military and financial aid it receives.
"I've found almost none that are focused on the public health issues of affordable health care, affordable insurance, a sustainable system," she said.
There is plenty of controversy over the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, but almost none of it is about him.
Cyberattacks like the one on the Democratic National Committee have been attributed to Russian hackers, almost none of whom have been publicly identified.
Almost none of that covers the actual impossibility and hardship faced by the many millions of friends and family members who are caregivers.
But almost none of that seems to provide a clearer explanation of what's happening on the field, including which team ends up winning.
However, the statement he released on Friday was the kind of apology every victim of sexual assault deserves, and almost none actually get.
Almost none of the guns used in suicides are assault weapons, and yet that seems to be the singular focus of many activists.
The rate cut then applies to almost none of the payoffs, but still shrinks all of the tax savings from the cost deduction.
That means they might have to wait weeks to know whether they've won a bunch of delegates in the state — or almost none.
Almost none of the plugins have any user ratings, a trait that left the researchers unsure of precisely how the extensions got installed.
The reality is that the Trump administration achieved almost none of its goals; it has basically declared victory while going into headlong retreat.
Peterson said he's talking to Republicans on the Agriculture Committee, who support almost none of the cuts to the department Trump has proposed.
"If a person has significant cognitive decline to the point of Alzheimer's Disease, they'll get almost none of those questions right," he said.
"They're made in China and Germany mostly -- very few made here, almost none," he said of the green technology he loves to hate.
In 2019, these companies remain largely unregulated and hold reams of information about individuals, almost none of which is known to the public.
Much of America does not want to elect a power-centric racist, but almost none of America wants to elect an unstable weirdo.
She pointed to the nearly $2 billion spent on advertising foods each year, almost none of which has been focused on nutritional produce.
But it soon became a free-form memoir—free-form because almost none of the normal duties of the memoir writer are met.
Heads of state had been invited to use it as a guest house, but almost none of them would stay overnight in Kabul.
Qatar had almost none: a Qatar soccer federation spokesman said as many as 2,000 fans would have made the trip in normal times.
And while few in the caucus share Trump's level of distaste for the man, almost none of them want to openly cross Trump.
Protesters too did not come geared for trouble, almost none wore face coverings and only a tiny minority had helmets and other protective gear.
Yes, almost none of the jokes are new, but it's nice to have them compiled as a sort of greatest-hits of Bat-jokes.
Almost none of this would be possible with modern ATX motherboards, which have proven remarkably resilient over the past two and a half decades.
An immigration lawyer estimates the metro area with 200,000 inhabitants is home to 10,000 people of Somali descent—from almost none two decades ago.
That few dwindles to almost none when you look at female leads that show a career path for girls interested in science and math.
It's also worth pointing out that of the nearly 1,000 substances the agency has classified, it has ruled almost none to be non-carcinogenic.
Walrus reproduction remains a mysterious and little-understood process, and healthy births in captivity are so rare that almost none have ever been recorded.
Almost none of the eight works, comprised mostly of steel and silver, shining mirrors, and glass dense enough to look unbreakable, feel completely boundless.
Almost none of that comes from the American market, where Cisco Systems dominates sales of the computer switches and internet routers both companies sell.
But the idea of repealing the 2010 law in the middle of an election cycle strikes almost none of them as a good idea.
Movements generally are started by leaders "What we found in all of these leaders was almost none of them started the movement," he said.
Oddly, despite interviewing many of the major players who shaped the destiny of Tetris, Ackerman includes almost none of their direct quotes or reflections.
Pundit types, pollsters, the vast majority of liberals and lefties who write things on the internet—almost none of them saw this shit coming.
And it all makes sense, except for one pesky problem: Almost none of these reforms have been formally proposed yet, let alone become law.
While many other countries have universal health systems and feature more government control over individual health care decisions, almost none are actually single-payer.
But unfortunately for Cohen, Jones's initial rulings were that almost none of the seized material she reviewed would be protected by attorney-client privilege.
Throughout the piece, they have the uncanny sound and complexity of a full orchestra, and lose almost none of the score's idiosyncratic, enchanting percussion.
But there was almost none of this in Trump's speech; he's still acting as if this is a threat foreigners are bringing to America.
Thus far, almost none of the hundreds of samples tested by the C.D.C. have been resistant to Tamiflu or any other common antiflu drug.
More damning, the study found that almost none of those classified as being possibly addicted to video games experienced negative outcomes from this addiction.
It has only limited access to the EU's services market however, and almost none for financial services — a significant contributor to the British economy.
In 2011, as uprisings swept the Arab world, Moroccans agitated for democracy and social justice, though almost none for an overthrow of the monarchy.
In fact, almost none of the newly labeled hypertensive people (those with systolic blood pressure between 130 and 140) should be placed on medications.
Almost none of Mangum's photographic subjects have been identified, in large part due to the quick, cheap, and highly mobile nature of his enterprise.
But almost none of these groups, the authors concluded, have developed ways to track their progress in real-world terms, such as reducing opioid deaths.
It captures almost none of the spirit and beauty that emblazons the pages of these books and fills the nooks of the world of Arda. 
The harder challenge, of promoting private investment in a country that has almost none, is evident at Bangui's only industrial plant of note, a brewery.
Researchers swabbed 41 chimpanzee nests in Tanzania and found almost none of the microbes found in human beds, such as fecal microbes, the report said.
The bare-bones build of Gab that Torba and Co. submitted to Apple apparently contained almost none of the features available on the web version.
And we can complement national-level surveys with hundreds of polls of voters in specific districts, almost none of which had been conducted by May.
Almost none of BuzzFeed's Vidder users are full-time video producers, and most of them had little to no experience with professional video editing software.
Since almost none of the deportees have any identification, they can also get help obtaining a Mexican ID card, which will help them find work.
While almost none of the songs performed are less than 30 years old, Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band is not a nostalgia act.
Some of it reeked of denial, lots of it took a chance to poke fun at trump — but almost none of it took him seriously.
But almost none of the companies have paid their share of billions of dollars owed to repair the badly scarred landscape they have left behind.
Almost none of these figures made a positive case for Trumpism, or attempted to explain how his ethno-nationalism fits with their professed Reaganite worldview.
That is to say, a recent University of Pennsylvania survey found that almost none of the largest metropolitan planning organizations have clear transportation modernization plans.
These aren't all good bills, and almost none of them are what anyone would consider a great bill, but in a way that's the point.
And it was easy to hop from one to another since almost none of the boats charge a cover; if they do, it's around $5.
In fact, Elizabeth II is Queen of Canada -- a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system -- though she has spent almost none of her reign here.
They flooded the market with new products, and thus today almost none of them are worth much more than the cardboard they were printed on.
Almost none of these widely shared letters and statements and articles have emphasized or condemned the fact that attacking these sites would kill human beings.
Yet for all the support and information out there, almost none of it explores how CP can affect an individual or a couple's sex life.
Otherwise, almost none of us alive today will see a world where men and women can enter and succeed in politics on an equal footing.
Almost none of the artists here have had much American exposure; enjoy it, and maybe buy some good Scandinavian licorice in the gift shop downstairs.
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) doesn't have much of a working relationship with President Donald Trump: "almost none," he said on ABC's The View Monday.
Some is zany (a blood-red heart floating in black space), some is jarring (abstract but vivid depictions of torture), but almost none of it works.
Washington (CNN)There's a reason House Democrats haven't started impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump yet: almost none of their most vulnerable members support the move.
According to Hutchins, almost none of the Assembly delegates knew anything about Lopez or most of the other candidates running when they showed up that morning.
Of the most popular smart home products to date, almost none are designed specifically for the bathroom (although Kohler's lineup is rolling out as we speak).
Mallory conceived of almost none of the story himself, but he integrated all of its parts together in a way that made sense and was compelling.
The potential is AWESOME, a great opportunity, like almost none other in history, for my friend Kim Jong Un. We will know fairly soon - Very Interesting!
"Now, calving cliffs break, wait, wait, wait, break, but a too-high cliff will require less waiting, or perhaps almost none," Alley wrote in an email.
But it refines almost none of its crude, instead exporting what it produces and paying to import refined products - a large drain on the country's wealth.
While content management systems have been around for decades, almost none of these systems are designed to create revenues for their users out of the box.
The important thing to remember about Netflix — and Hulu and Amazon and other streaming services — is that they own almost none of the content they air.
After all, it should be clear 18 years after the 9/11 attacks that almost none of those missions have a chance in hell of succeeding.
Now when the government looks for "savings" in a place like Clamecy, it can no longer cut services, because there are almost none left to cut.
I noticed that Mark repeatedly brought up Abstract Expressionism, but almost none of the interviewers ever took the prompt to make it part of the conversation.
There are a handful of e-commerce companies that carry multi-billion dollar valuations, but almost none of them appear likely to go public in 2018.
But as you proceed, comparing volumes, edges and angles, rehearsing Judd's decisions and their effects, you gradually realize that almost none of the volumes repeat exactly.
Curiously, while many Republicans complained that the House impeachment hearings consisted largely of "hearsay," almost none have expressed any interest in hearing from Mr. Bolton now.
Grimsby had almost none until an influx of eastern Europeans after 2004 to work in the one remaining bit of the fish industry, processing imported fish.
But the difficulty of responding to a major natural disaster was apparent Tuesday afternoon as more trucks of supplies rolled in, and almost none rolled out.
Right now, almost all the official attention is devoted to acts of violence, and almost none to the ideology that drives, fuels and defends such violence.
A big institutional effort goes into getting poorer students into university, which is admirable, but almost none goes into planning how they might benefit from it.
Almost none of New York's female chefs have been admitted to the party; Ms. Bloomfield, who runs four of them with Mr. Friedman, is an exception.
"The potential is AWESOME, a great opportunity, like almost none other in history, for my friend Kim Jong Un." Reporting by Chris Gallagher; Editing by Edmund Klamann
"A lot of that is bound up with the fact that almost none of us now can remember a time when there wasn't the Queen," he said.
China typically buys 60 percent of U.S. soybean exports but has bought almost none for months due to the trade war, pushing prices to a decade low. 
They even loaded the little dudes with a chemotherapy medication Doxorubicin, a drug that has a strong effect on cancer cells but almost none on sperm cells.
Devised in the early 1990s, the tracing list covers almost none of the sophisticated electronics found in today's cars and trucks, most of which come from Asia.
Once he was elected, however, he began telling supporters not to believe them, presumably because almost none have shown him with an approval rating above 6900 percent.
But why did Joey Alexander, the adorable and astonishingly skilled 15-year-old pianist from Indonesia, play original compositions with almost none of the three title elements?
Almost none of this discussion has considered the impact of the Islamic State on the dream of some form of Islamic homeland, which predated the militants' caliphate.
" (The company has not built a single plant.) In West Virginia, he grossly exaggerated the number of immigrants who failed to attend court hearings as "almost none.
Today, 41.7 million laborers — nearly a third of the American work force — earn less than $12 an hour, and almost none of their employers offer health insurance.
While pretty much every electric vehicle startup has talked about wanting to license out their technology or partner with legacy automakers, almost none have landed a deal.
"Almost none of the battery-electric start-ups has had enough air under their wings to take off," said Anton Wahlman, an analyst and electric vehicle consultant.
There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to why one location was chosen over another, and almost none of the ornaments have a single review.
However, almost none of the passengers were told they were being filmed, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch , which reported on Gargac&aposs Twitch channel last week.
I had searched for restaurants and grocery stores using Coinmap, the Blockchain Wallet and filters on Yelp, but almost none took Bitcoin, and most said they never had.
Prosecutors have confirmed almost none of what has emerged, only that Netanyahu has been questioned and that one of the cases relates to gifts he received from businessmen.
Few doctors or psychologists realize how common steroid use and abuse has become, say Pope and Bhasin, and almost none are trained to treat steroid addiction or dependence.
Frankly, I don't know the first thing about this sport, but I do know that prior to watching this run almost none of these tricks seemed physically possible.
The 38-year-old Rhodes, who first joined then-Senator Obama in 2007 as a speechwriter, has almost none of the conventional background of a foreign policy specialist.
But almost none of it was news to black residents of Baltimore, the people who'd been saying cops plant guns and introduce drugs into their neighborhoods for decades.
For what it's worth, Microsoft's Edge browser works way better than Chrome on the Surface Go. I saw almost none of the janky scrolling issues while using Edge.
But despite the renaissance in great tactics games over the past several years, almost none of them have even attempted to mimic its tough, player-directed dynamic campaign.
Almost none do—because they need his signature in order to deprive millions of poor Americans of health insurance and hand a massive tax cut to the rich.
Fifty-six percent of GOP voters said Americans should make a lot or some economic sacrifices, while 2202 percent said citizens should make a few or almost none.
If you take a quick scroll through the list of 2017 American Music Awards nominations, you'll quickly notice a common factor: Almost none of the nominees are women.
When The New York Times asked a number of low-wage employers if they had taken new steps in recent months to prevent harassment, almost none said yes.
Almost none of the licensed businesses operating in this space can legally obtain a bank account or access other conventional financial services absent a change in federal law.
Indigenous activists argue that their communities contribute almost none of the fossil fuels emissions driving climate change, but bear the brunt of extreme weather and loss of wildlife.
Indigenous activists argue that their communities contribute almost none of the fossil fuels emissions driving climate change, but bear the brunt of extreme weather and loss of wildlife.
Modern baseball has had almost none of that sort of diversity to borrow from: Japan, Korea, Latin America and the minor leagues all play essentially the same game.
Now, instead of taking a crash course in English — Mr. Ramos speaks almost none — and trying to get a job, he is caring full time for his mother.
But given the cruelty of the economics—given that almost none of the students will ever make it big—the "shot" young Travis has is only provisionally real.
Almost all regard the scene as a cheeky satire of the slinky, vague sex scenes in James Bond films, although almost none have decided if it worked or not.
Lawmakers with the power to stop this disaster of epic proportions spend the majority of their time with wealthy donors like me, and almost none with low-wage workers.
Many members of the general public became way, way poorer though, because it turned out that almost none of the Beanies would be worth anything once the craze ended.
"We've seen a large number of families that have been reunified who are coming to us with very low Spanish fluency, to the point of almost none," Levy said.
The Fed should have been especially sensitive to that threat given the fact that almost none of the world's big economies have much room to react to slackening demand.
Point is, almost none was actually Vicodin, and they appeared to contain almost a random cocktail of drugs -- even though they all looked exactly the same on the outside.
Almost none of this is true, as David Silverman points out in "This Land Is Their Land: The Wampanoag Indians, Plymouth Colony, and the Troubled History of Thanksgiving" (Bloomsbury).
These were kids of elites, and some would claim to have seen the outside world, but it's pretty clear that almost none of them had ever left the country.
We need to give them a reason to work with us and just try and rebuild a little bit of trust of which there&aposs almost none right now.
Some may see it as another dip in the "Dear Evan Hansen" bucket, though "Dear Evan Hansen" has a remarkably specific book and "The Mad Ones" has almost none.
But his suit hasn't gone well so far — initial rulings of some batches of documents have held that almost none of it would be protected by attorney-client privilege.
Polling from a progressive firm showed, for example, that a large swath of Democratic voters, about one-third, held sexist beliefs — and that almost none of them backed Warren.
Chief among them is President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who gains vast influence in a strategic corner of the Middle East where, until 2015, he had almost none.
Most are built to defend against ballistic rockets, and almost none are equipped to detect and stop a large number of low-flying, high-speed drones and cruise missiles.
This ambitious show, organized with the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Art Institute of Chicago, looks ahead with 80 designs, almost none of which are in production.
There were also almost none of the bacteria commonly found in or around chimp bodies on the beds, another sharp contrast from the disgusting beds we spend our time on.
What started as a relatively novel idea (other attempts had been made at electric racing, though almost none succeeded) has flourished into a sport with a legitimate, if modest, following.
But because almost none of the aides who testified had spoken to the president about the issue, their accounts left one central question largely unanswered: What did Trump himself do?
I've seen them do all kinds of things, but almost none of them well; at our recent Robotics event in Boston, several leading experts in the field questioned their necessity.
But despite the growing restrictions on brick-and-mortar sales, when minors go online, they can buy Juul pods or cigarettes, and they face almost none of the same restrictions.
And in the past, when these kinds of powerful men were accused of sexual violence and made it all the way to trial, almost none of them received jail sentences.
Unlike Spotify and Apple Music, however, almost none of its users pay for the service, and those who do are mostly not paying in the form of a streaming subscription.
The far-right, anti-EU SPD party jumped to 9.5 percent, tapping into anti-immigration sentiment in a country that saw almost none of the 2015 immigration wave into Europe.
Chances are, almost none of the cards you have in your possession meet the PSA's incredibly high standards and wouldn't fetch nearly as much money as this full set did.
Government says four cancer charities are shams In all, the four charities raised more than $180 million over the years, and the FTC said almost none of it was recoverable.
Immigration was a key issue, more than two years after the European Union first faced a major influx of refugees - almost none of whom ever appeared in the Czech Republic.
Only a handful of MCU movies and almost none of the MCU shows will be available right away, and none of the new scripted MCU shows will be here yet.
The enforced separation from phone calls and emails and texts and tweets and news — all of it urgent and almost none of it necessary — started to feel like a gift.
But until now, nobody knew exactly what the Bob Dylan Archive held: more than 6,000 items from Mr. Dylan's personal collection, almost none of which have been seen publicly before.
Galaxy's Edge has nine stores offering roughly 700 items, almost none of which are available for purchase elsewhere, according to Brad Schoeneberg, a Disney executive who developed the merchandise strategy.
Almost none of that has been built for esports yet, putting PlayVS in a unique position to build an all-encompassing environment where they're both the platform and the infrastructure.
The underlying difficulty, as David McAllister, a German Christian Democratic MEP, puts it, is that the EU has a great deal of leverage over applicant countries but almost none over members.
Traditional media is like a jilted lover right now, crestfallen and unhinged over the stunning result on Election Day that almost none of them wanted, nor would even dare to predict.
If the users of the allegedly stolen intellectual property (the rules are not clear) had to pay the retail price in the United States, almost none of them would buy it.
He achieved almost none of the vaunted "reforms" he spent a lifetime promoting: Social Security, Medicare, food stamps, and countless other policies remain mostly the same as when Ryan entered office.
Almost none of these licensed businesses operating in this lucrative space can legally obtain a bank account, process a credit card, or take a standard business deduction on their federal taxes.
However, they didn't enjoy the experience quite as much as the first group (though they still liked it overall) and almost none said they wanted a romantic relationship with their partner.
So often they're but notes in a bottle, filed in the dark aisles of a library where almost none venture anymore: But there they wait, existing outside the scrum of time.
We were assigned to a trailer park on the outskirts of town where very few kids went to church and almost none of them had anything fun to do during summer break.
"We found almost none of those microbes in the chimpanzee nests, which was a little surprising," said lead author Megan Thoemmes, a Ph.D. student at North Carolina State University, in a statement.
Similarly, farm wages rose in states where there had been lots of migrant workers, states where there had been few migrant workers and states where there had been almost none (see chart).
It makes no sense that out of all these recent Africa articles, almost none are from actual Africans, the people naturally at the front line of Africa's economic, social and tech scenes.
Although 31 states and DC have already held their Republican primary elections, almost none of them have completed the process of choosing the individual delegates who will attend the convention in July.
Similarly, a quarter of French women under 30 believe that even asking to go for a drink is harassment, whereas almost none of their counterparts in Britain and Germany share that view.
Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) expressed frustration over the fact that Wells Fargo and other banks can enter into government settlements, and almost none have actually been taken to court for criminal activity.
Almost none of it matters -- not because Nielsen or the department don't have the legal obligation to address America's vulnerabilities, but because the President only views security through the lens of immigration.
Over our dinner tonight, my father remarked that, when he was a boy, almost every decent restaurant had featured a cabinet of wonders of this kind; now almost none of them did.
The judicial confirmation process is clearly broken: either almost none succeed, if the opposition party controls the Senate or is allowed to filibuster, or almost all do, as is the case now.
She was to sing and dance opposite Donald O'Connor and Gene Kelly, lauded Hollywood mainstays with decades of performing experience, while she had almost none, and zero dancing experience to speak of.
In 2743, almost none were, said Dr. Brett Coldiron, a former president of the American Academy of Dermatology, who has studied the use of clinicians who are not physicians in medical practices.
For Indonesia, the E.P.A. estimated that just 1003,000 acres of forest would be converted to cropland as a result of the American biofuels law, and almost none of it on sensitive peatland.
CrowdCheck has found that almost none of the companies that have been listed so far are fully in compliance with even the basic rules set down by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Which brings up another shortcoming of this film: It seems likely to prompt youngsters to ask for a dog, but it depicts almost none of the challenges and responsibilities of pet ownership.
Mr. Moran did something that almost none of his Republican colleagues are doing over the Fourth of July recess: He stood in front of his constituents at a town hall-style meeting.
Similarly, the support Mr. Trump commanded from Republican voters induced nearly all members of the G.O.P. establishment to embrace him after a campaign in which almost none of them endorsed his candidacy.
Almost none of the companies offering these "toys" implement reasonable security standards, nor do they typically promise that the data they collect—from your children—won't be used be used for marketing purposes.
Unfortunately, even though these policies have been announced and even enacted by Putin in his famous "May Decrees" (signed on his first day in office), almost none of these reforms have taken place.
"Shep had power that almost none of us had," a veteran staffer said, asserting that Smith could fact-check deceptive politicians and call out indecency much more strongly than other anchors and reporters.
Once VRE rises to a certain level of penetration, it begins to swing between producing more energy than the system needs to and producing, in periods of extended calm or clouds, almost none.
But after the full text and tone of Pence's speech became known, WeChat was soon filled with negative stories about what he said, almost none of which were censored, according to the analysis.
Alarmingly, almost none of the people we see Cohen pitch this to — including former senate majority leader Trent Lott and current republican California congressman Dana Rohrabacher — are shocked or wary of the proposal.
These have better sound quality, excellent noise isolation (which the Pixel buds have almost none of), a tighter but no less comfortable fit in the ear, and a price that's a third less.
All told, 12 to 15 banks now have a presence in the business, whereas a few years ago almost none did, said Anthony Perrotta, global head of research and consulting at TABB Group.
"As a woman, I know almost no women who like their body, who feel good about their body, almost none, but you don't know how you got there," Pearlman said in an interview.
But Mr. Barr used almost none of the actual language from the Mueller report, and his letter made the report appear far less damning for the president than it turned out to be.
And almost none examined the potential role of weight training in obesity prevention, leaving many questions unexplored about just how much and what kinds of exercise might correlate with the likelihood of obesity.
However, the film depicts almost none of the material benefits of organized labor or the people — beyond white men who already seem to have achieved middle-class comfort — who might benefit from it.
The chair of the Environmental Audit Committee, Mary Creagh, said that 2.5 billion disposable coffee cups were thrown away in the U.K. every year, with almost none recycled and 500,000 per day littered.
They've described for me the regular hack weeks that take place at Twitter, in which employees mock up a variety of useful new features, almost none of which ever ship in the core product.
Almost none of the measures to help their countries adapt to the impacts of global warming have been resolved, and few delegates say they are hopeful the final hours of talks will bring decisions.
He gained 8 pounds, but from the looks of his progress pictures, almost none of it was fat—the doctor still had a six-pack, and saw increases in his cardiovascular fitness and speed.
About three years ago, he asked Nick Fullerton, a friend who is a financial planner, how they could make money off those teams and leagues even though almost none of them are publicly held.
It said that on March 9, 60% of trades in 30-year U.S. Treasuries had been executed at a bid/offer gap of over 0.5 ticks, versus almost none at the end of February.
While almost none of these men are referenced by name, those following Swift's career know exactly who she is singing about thanks to some not-so-subtle clues, starting with the "no scooters" sign.
The shutdown of uFunding, though, came only after the site had been live for months, with Finra's approval, listing over a dozen investments that complied with almost none of the rules, according to CrowdCheck.
There may be disaffected youths still hanging out with the dwindling Johnson and Stein crowds instead of jumping to team Hillary, but almost none of them have migrated over to team Racist Traffic Cone.
In fact, almost none of the declared or potential candidates for Senate in 2018 endorsed Trump during last year's primary, instead opting for more traditional Republicans like Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio.
That site has been used to raise money for PACs linked to Backer, though that relationship is not disclosed on the site and almost none of the calls for PAC donations were labeled as ads.
At his best, he expanded the druggy-outlaw lens into a picture of the world at large, a picture built of a generosity of interest in people that almost none of his contemporaries could reach.
In particular, the rate of medium- to longer-term unemployment, … remains 0.75 percentage points higher than the low reach in the late 90s boom, and almost none of that gap is attributable to demographic change.
I used to have a chart where it was almost none at all, but they're not gonna get rid of Phil Schiller so they could have a woman modeling the iPhone or something like that.
The two men would be greeted with skepticism from the party's left flank, but they're seen as authentic in a way that almost none of the leading progressive contenders are, minus Sanders (and perhaps Warren).
All over the island, people have been taking on the airwaves and social media to hash out their thoughts about the rescue plan, even though almost none of them had seen a copy of it.
Almost none of the major newspapers endorsed him, the primary and general election polls all had it wrong, and the YouTube compilations of TV stars predicting his demise are now running like NFL highlight reels.
We spend many billions of dollars each year on the discovery and development of new drugs, but almost none of it addresses two crucial questions: How do these new therapies compare with already known ones?
"What they left out is that these investigations are based on the vaguest scraps of information"—such as tips about neighbors wearing burqas—"and almost none of them go anywhere," the military-intelligence official said.
But after a few days of scratching beneath the surface, it became clear that Tancítaro had become very good at providing security, but had developed almost none of the other basic functions of a state.
It's my personal choice because it's the only option I'm aware of that does everything I need it to, most of what I'd like it to, and almost none of what I don't want it to.
But he's also been accused of raping or otherwise sexually assaulting dozens of women over four decades, and almost none of those women will even get a chance to face-off against him in criminal court.
Early last year the Nepali government made all abortion services free at public medical facilities but surprisingly almost none of the women CNN talked to in and around the village of Shilaprabat knew about the changes.
Navarro has been one of the biggest advocates and implementers of Trump's hardline trade rhetoric, but has seen his access to the President reduced to almost none in the months since Kelly became chief of staff.
She said that almost none of the build out is permanent: Studio uses demountable glass partitions instead of traditional walls and no fixtures or furniture are built-in except for the cafe bar and the pantries.
Almost none of the initial responses to the piece mentioned Tiananmen, either—even though many people already believed that China, not Russia, was the power that liberal democracies would have to reckon with in the future.
Lin Gang, 36, who left Mindong to open a shop in Changzhou, a prosperous city on the Yangtze River, said he rarely had time for church and that almost none of his neighbors there are Catholic.
But in a city where almost none of the people's business ever seems to get done, why not start with true immigration reforms that have broad public support and, at least in recent memory, bipartisan support?
I knew almost none of this information when I sat down to take the LSAT early one Saturday morning in September, because I had decided to take it without studying or researching the test at all.
And the sharpest projected declines in freezing days are actually in the Pacific Northwest: Here, we see cities that face more than two months-worth of days with temperatures below 32°F, with almost none by 2050.
What he's saying: "I think the cold, hard reality is, even though almost none of my members were enthusiastic about the prospect of tariffs, you have to give the president credit — it worked," he said, Politico reports.
Until recently, that's been hard to say, since almost none of them had been subject to scientific testing to see whether they live up to their bold claims (although European research has provided hints of their potential).
" From ostensibly the same viewer in Warwick, Rhode Island: "I don't pay much attention to the commercials although almost none of them are captioned even the Channel 12 weather reports and news promo, they are never captioned.
Almost none of the others show much of an interest in choreographic continuity and development — the ideas are more about film or narrative, the dancing shapeless and apparently improvised — as if choreography weren't important in dance films.
Although almost none of the people who waxed hysterical over inflation have so much as acknowledged having been wrong, Bernanke, Fed economists, and Keynesians in general were proved right: printing money isn't inflationary in a depressed economy.
"Shep had power that almost none of us had," a veteran staffer told CNN Business back in October, asserting that Smith could fact-check politicians and call out indecency much more strongly than other anchors and reporters.
Until 1970, Oman was more backward than Yemen, for Oman banned radio as the work of the devil, locked the gates to the capital at night and offered no education for girls and almost none for boys.
"The Times noted that "almost none" of the companies which solicited massive investments via an only loosely regulated type of financial vehicle called an initial coin offering have taken off, leaving their tokens "useless, except as speculative assets.
The mainstream media, perhaps for the same reasons, had dropped the ball too — almost none of the biggest national media publications put the health care bill on its front page while the bill was being debated in secret.
And based on his experiments with the spoofed QR codes, almost none of the airline lounges he's tested actually check those details against the airline's ticketing database—only that the flight number included in the QR code exists.
Almost none of the fabrics, crafts or techniques that went into creating a Visvim image of the United States were actually made in that country, one whose own manufacturing traditions are now largely a thing of the past.
There has been a concerted campaign by activists to boost diversity among the top Fed ranks, noting that minorities and women have held almost none of the top Fed positions across the central bank's 100-year history. Sens.
Almost none of these women are paid by OV, but many of them use Instagram professionally, as life-style or fashion bloggers, or paraprofessionally, as millennials with phones whose well-being is loosely connected to their popularity online.
Also newsworthy is the fact that last week the special master in the case finished her review of the documents seized from Cohen's office and determined that almost none of the documents are protected by attorney-client privilege.
Image: YouTubeFollowing an interstitial which informs viewers that the content "has been deemed by the YouTube community as inappropriate or offensive to some audiences," these quarantined videos play, but with almost none of the features expected of the platform.
Cameras that can shoot 360-degree footage are such a new thing that Nikon's option should slot right in at the top of the market — only a few others are capable of shooting 4K, and almost none are ruggedized.
They will surely argue, as they did in response to the Maimonides objection to the Barclays settlement, that there are thousands of sophisticated investors in the Libor class and almost none of them have expressed concerns about the settlement.
The two sides agreed to the same thing after the 20053 armistice but have made only sporadic progress to accomplish it since then, and almost none in the last 22005 years of mounting tensions over the North's nuclear program.
The National Association of Immigration Judges has asked its members' employer, the Justice Department's Executive Office for Immigration Review, for guidance and resources on how to deal with COVID-19 and, as of March 9, had received almost none.
There are 2151 guest rooms, 218 suites, two beach houses and one hillside villa, all of which face the sea, many of which feature a locally sourced Pietra Cardosa stone wall, and almost none of which have a television.
But as political tensions have heightened, impelling artists and public figures of all kinds to frequent and direct political messaging, Abney now takes a more oblique approach to social commentary, raising countless questions and answering almost none of them.
The demise of Carillion, the biggest British corporate failure in a decade, has left its 43,000 employees in limbo, banks with losses of over $1.3 billion and hundreds of suppliers likely to receive almost none of the money owed to them.
Even among the Republican voters who felt like this nomination should wait until the next president, almost none felt like this was an issue that was going to affect their vote, either in the presidential race or in their Senate race.
Almost none of those same leaders, however, would commit to altering business ties with the Saudi government — which, I should emphasize, is different than cutting ties with the Saudi people — instead arguing that such decisions are best left to U.S. policymakers.
Most pico projectors max out with a lumen count in the low hundreds and some standard cheap projectors — almost none of which run Android or have an internal battery — can still fall low into the 13,21- to 21,24-lumen range.
Almost none of them are as frightening as the young people who were raised in a dangerous town and are not yet capable of channeling the permeating dread of their environment into something productive, or at least something not blatantly sociopathic.
In a second, equally flawed narrative — adopted by a segment of both blue-collar workers and intellectuals — the American working class is so victimized that almost none of its members are capable of accepting the responsibility of civic self-education.
I simply don't believe that after a 25 percent decline in real GDP, almost none of it made up by recent growth, and with 20 percent unemployment even now, Greece is only 2 percent below potential – which is the IMF's estimate.
But when Mr. Kenyatta was initially declared the winner, just hours after voting ended, almost none of the forms from the polling stations were online, even though the electoral commission had had a week to receive scanned images of the results.
In addition, young people today have to contemplate the consequences of climate change over the next five or six decades, which will in all likelihood transform the quality of everyday life in many ways, almost none of which are desirable.
But last week, the pup's caregiver filed a lawsuit alleging she's received almost none of the money from the executor of the estate, forcing her to pay out-of-pocket for Winnie's expenses, including an emergency orthopedic surgery last year.
In perfect order of the blocks falling, so they're completely opposite brain systems and that's why I think there's been such very little, almost none, but rare stories where it has been so of that divide has never been well crossed.
The Internal Revenue Service identified close to 1.1 million taxpayers who were victims of employment-related identity theft from 2011 through 2015, but almost none of the victims were informed, a Treasury Department watchdog found in a report made public this week.
A current show of little-known Baroque female painter, Michaelina Wautier, at MAS in Antwerp, Belgium presented a similar dichotomy between such a need for a relatable backstory — there is almost none on Wautier — and appreciating her considerable talent independently of circumstance.
"You wouldn't believe but, for example, almost none of the large leasing companies have APIs to import invoices or leasing data — so we essentially had to build a system where we would be able to process these contracts and invoices," he tells TechCrunch.
But it appears to reflect Trump's frustration with reports and analyses, many from conservative allies, that the Republicans were rolled during the negotiations over the current bill, which included almost none of the prominent policy riders the White House had initially demanded.
So please send me any others you may come across Taibbi, Lowry, and Tracey have seen as much of the Mueller report as the rest of us, which is to say almost none of it (other than a few quotes cited by Barr).
Imagine an off-brand remix of the Tom Hanks movie Castaway with better hair, an exponentially more attractive lead (Nancy unzips and re-zips her rash guard several times throughout the film), and almost none of the weighty philosophizing about human insignificance.
But after a sulfurous feud between Mr. Kasich and Donald J. Trump, which boiled over in July at the Republican nominating convention in Cleveland, almost none of the governor's seasoned political staff members are helping Mr. Trump in his close Ohio battle with Hillary Clinton.
Beijing (CNN)Even by China's standard, the annual session of the country's largely ceremonial parliament seems to be a much more choreographed affair this year -- with one thorny subject that almost none of the 3,000 legislators wants to broach in front of foreign media.
The Domes proved an ideal place to watch the five-hour gala in all respects but one: The glass that the Met installed to muffle the noise of the fans that cool the lights meant that almost none of the music could be heard.
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's top government finance and spending regulator is expected to report in the coming months that Rio de Janeiro will receive almost none of the environmental benefits promised by organizers of the 2016 Olympic Games, officials working on the report told Reuters.
So, I have said right from the start and people have been very happy with what I've said that we have to let both sides speak, we have to take a look at his absolutely incredible record, a record like almost none other that I've seen.
Almost none of these recollections were suitable for reprinting in Meet Me in the Bathroom, which became a project that spanned five years over 200 interviews, and countless late nights puzzle piecing everyone's story into 640 pages of coherent narrative (we did have a great time, though).
All the Bulgarians had other careers, there's no such thing as a professional writer in Bulgaria, and no writing programs, either, or almost none; they worked in business, or as journalists, one ran a satirical Web site all my students in Sofia loved, one was a priest.
That advice holds especially true for middle-aged and older weight trainers, he says, almost none of whom were getting the ideal amount of protein in these studies and who, presumably in consequence, tended to show much smaller gains in strength and muscle size than younger people.
What would be momentous, however, is if Trump's deal and his recent conciliatory words about extending an amnesty for illegal immigrants signaled a new phase in his presidency: one in which he seeks to cooperate with congressional Democrats on several issues, instead of on almost none.
Greszler's research and the CBO's findings suggest low-skilled federal workers get a substantial wage and benefits boost over the private sector, while high-skilled workers get almost none, or make less than their private sector counterparts, even if the average federal employee makes more overall.
In Q20 (zero tech IPOs), China and oil prices were to blame for the weak IPO market — but the great irony is that almost none of the North American tech companies seeking to go public this year have any exposure — and no correlation whatsoever — to China or oil prices.
A study of A.I. representations in film and television by Christopher Noessel underscores the problem: We have lots of stories about the power and the duplicitous nature of A.I., but almost none exploring what he calls the "Untold A.I." themes: accountability, effective policy and broad literacy around these technologies.
Almost none of them know the back story of why they are here, of the economic crisis that led the property's owner, Tuckahoe Turf Farms, to welcome youth soccer onto a fraction of the 800 acres of sandy loam soil it owns in the New Jersey Pine Barrens.
"There are so many variables that go into oil prices, almost none of which are under his control, that taking credit for a price drop will inevitably backfire when the price rises again," Ashley Petersen, a senior oil market analyst at the energy advisory firm Stratas Advisors, told me.
Pointing to questions in many countries over Washington's role as the global economic leader, Juncker may also say the euro should be better promoted as a world currency, querying why EU energy imports, for example, are mostly priced in dollars when almost none of them come from the United States.
Absorbed by such a polyvalent painterly language built upon bravura draughtsmanship and nearly trompe l'oeil renderings of enamel, engraving, arabesques, and jewelry, the visitor to Nahmad might be excused for passing rather quickly over the twelve modern and contemporary paintings set among Moreau's, almost none of which match his layered intensities.
"You can count on one hand the amount of traditional SSA issues in the 21-year and there have been almost none in the seven-year that came to market this year," said a banker away, adding that the timing was spot on and the pricing at the right level.
Although there is already a body of research about the differences in male and female medical practice—some of it alleging that women doctors operate in a more by-the-book fashion than male doctors—there is almost none that has examined mortality rates based on gender of the doctor.
Later that year, when we looked at the satellite images we saw that huge fires had burned throughout the southern Amazon — more than 10 percent of the forests in the state of Mato Grosso, including in the indigenous reserves, had burned that year compared to almost none in a normal year.
The fact that almost none of this discussion has been about watching the film itself also seems to speak to our current moment, in which the idea of A Wrinkle in Time as a milestone in either representation or political correctness has overwhelmed its existence as a piece of art or entertainment.
The global system is already spending large amounts of money (about $6900 billion of global foreign aid in 2628, almost the same as what the world spends on AIDS, tuberculosis, and other global health issues in poor countries) responding to the emergency and almost none on managing the "root causes" of forced migration.
J.B. Pritzker of Illinois, a Democrat, took to Twitter on Monday to vent his frustration with the slow federal response, publishing a chart of all the medical supplies that the state had requested from the federal government and how much it had received, with almost none of its requests fulfilled so far.
People dress up to eat at Cote (it sounds like coat), perhaps because the Japanese-built yakiniku grills set into the center of the tables emit almost none of the smoke that can weave its way into your clothes after a night in one of the remaining barbecue palaces on 32nd Street.
The site does almost none of its own fulfillment (the exception is for cases in which it has created editorial content around the items, like its annual Grailed 100, a roundup of influential pieces), and shopping on Grailed is not the frictionless experience many e-commerce retailers have taught customers to expect.
Strangely, though, almost none of this extensive coverage actually explained what the issue was with the emails — explanation that would have made it clear that while it's rude for the boss to exempt herself from State Department rules, there was no genuine threat to national security and never any chance of a successful prosecution.
On Thursday morning, despite the uncertainty and anger over the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy that resulted in the systematic separation of families, immigration court in this Texas border town appeared to be business as usual, down to the fact that almost none of the people whose fates were being considered had an attorney.
"While not an implausible event, we believe the management changes at GE reinforce our view that core fundamental challenges are worse than consensus is currently discounting, with a new wrinkle added around possible outcomes from events this fall, almost none of which are positive," wrote Stephen Tusa, a JPMorgan executive director and GE analyst.
While almost none of them want to go through a bankruptcy on account of their student loans (and very few ultimately would), all of them feel the predatory weight of this lending system on their backs in the absence of bankruptcy rights, and the other consumer protections that have been eliminated from the program.
James Mattis, the defence secretary, and Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, are supportive of these changes; like Mr McMaster, they are experienced managers, with orthodox views and to varying degrees project an aura of authority, despite the fact that almost none of their subordinates, the political appointees upon whom cabinet chiefs depend, have been appointed.
This revelation — of both the art and the artifice of the designer's hand — is also a recognition of one of the key components of Mongiardino's work: Despite the apartment's stellar architecture, almost none of what can be seen is real, at least in the sense of being quarried or crafted centuries ago or inlaid by Renaissance workmen.
The Jets' players had tried to deflect blame from Fitzpatrick and spread it among themselves after the game on Sunday, but a day later almost none of them appeared in the locker room when it was open to the news media, leaving him and left tackle Ryan Clady to address the Jets' horrid performance and its ramifications.
A Dark Consensus About Screens and Kids Begins to Emerge in Silicon Valley Nellie Bowles reports that parents who work the big tech platforms are more likely to restrict screen time for their children: Ms. Stecher, 37, and her husband, [Facebook engineer] Rushabh Doshi, researched screen time and came to a simple conclusion: they wanted almost none of it in their house.
"Our results are consistent with a woman being able to lower their cancer risk, even if they remain overweight or obese after losing some weight, since almost none of the women in our current cohort analysis lost sufficient weight to achieve normal weight," said lead study author Dr. Rowan Chlebowski of the City of Hope National Medical Center in Duarte, California.
Today's pack is distinct in fundamental ways: There are many more women and minorities in the group (as in, there are more than almost none); there is considerably less drinking, and no one smokes; and while reporters 40 years ago paid their dues and scrapped like hell to cover a presidential campaign, many of today's cast members are in their first journalism jobs.
On the other hand, an average of 36 percent of Democratic Party donors and 65% of Democratic women's PAC donors report actively supporting the liberal women's PACs noted in our survey, while almost none (2 percent) of Republican Party donors and only 17 percent of conservative women's PAC donors, on average, report supporting the conservative women's PACs we asked about.
But while King—white t-shirt, jeans, leather jacket, tousled hair, tall and conventionally masculine—looks like an appropriate emissary for the tall tales told in Japandroids songs, at no point does the listener ever have to think of them as having happened to  Brian King; none of these stories really belong to him, nor should they because almost none of it is based in tangible reality.
But while King—white t-shirt, jeans, leather jacket, tousled hair, tall and conventionally masculine—looks like an appropriate emissary for the tall tales told in Japandroids songs, at no point does the listener ever have to think of them as having happened to Brian King; none of these stories really belong to him, nor should they because almost none of it is based in tangible reality.
But while many make open reference to a variety of sex toys targeted at women and built for the female anatomy, almost none make reference to sex toys targeted at men or built for the male anatomy—save for sex dolls, cartoonish inflatables like Bud Bundy's "Isis" on Married… With Children or uncanny valley fleshy imitations like Bianca in Lars and the Real Girl.
Of course, he'll also add that almost none of this autonomy will be live at launch and he'll only turn it on when we have most of the contiguous states supporting autonomous driving for commercial vehicles (the HOV lane gets an CAV sibling) Finally, if you're wondering why you, who will probably never own or drive a semi should care, just take a good look around your home.
Private equity firms are particularly prone to risk making since they raise "use it or lose it" funds; get 2000% of the profits but bear almost none of the losses; have engine rooms filled with young partners and others desperate to join their ranks, under pressure to "do deals"; and don't care if some companies they invest in go bust provided their portfolio is profitable as a whole.
The president is a perfect figurehead for this bizarre moment: a man who carries all of the negative characteristics of stereotypical masculinity while adopting almost none of the virtues, occupying the most powerful and exclusively male seat of power in the nation (and perhaps in the world), who ascended in large part because a yawning fear of female power kept one of the best-qualified candidates in history out of office.
Only weeks after the 2016 referendum, I wrote an article for the Harvard Business Review in which I reflected on the portfolio of false promises upon which the "Leave" campaigners had built their case: Almost none of what was promised is actually possible — especially given the EU's leverage and other constraints — which means the UK government will have to find a way to sell a lesser deal, or end up with no deal at all.
When it comes to surfing the World Wide Web, we are all faced with thousands upon thousands of choices every single day as to what we'd like to visit, click, watch, share, or scroll past, and yet while we are each exposed to seven bajillion (rough estimate) Online Things with every waking hour, almost none of them genuinely offer us the pleasure equivalent of, say, a small plate of rigatoni in vodka sauce—no matter how many likey-hearts or LOLs we dispense.
A year into his administration, I ran down the list of destabilizing or immoral moves that Trump promised during his campaign and pointed out almost none had actually happened — no return to waterboarding, no exit from NATO or Nafta, a hackishly implemented travel ban that only gestured at the promised Muslim-immigration shutdown, no change to the libels laws to shutter hostile newspapers, no staffing of the cabinet or the judiciary with unqualified cronies, no practical concessions to Vladimir Putin in Russia's near abroad, and more.
"The potential is AWESOME, a great opportunity, like almost none other in history, for my friend Kim Jong Un." "I would say to our North Korean friends that as long as they have a conflict with the United States, they will not be able to develop their economy properly," Major General Le Van Cuong, the former director of the Institute of Strategic Studies at the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security, perhaps Vietnam's most heavy-fisted and paranoid government ministry, surprisingly told The New York Times earlier this week.
Many people object to the idea that every one of us is to blame for the sorry state of civility, which has brought to new lows of awful by tech tools all invented right here in the U.S. of A. I have spent a lot of time writing and talking about those whom I think carry a lot of the culpability — the tech companies and their leaders who reap all of the money and pay for almost none of the negative impact of the inventions they sowed; regulators who have turned a blind eye to doing anything about it; and, of course, Mr. Trump, whose digital persona (and his analog one, too) delights in cruelty, bathes in conspiracy, traffics in propaganda and lives in a narcissistic fun house that is decidedly unfun for far too many.

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