But doing something along these lines is relatively straightforward and, critically, would qualify for budget reconciliation treatment — meaning that even a narrow Democratic congressional majority can pass legislation along these lines.
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Walmart's not the only traditional retailer thinking along these lines.
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A future projected along these lines does not look promising.
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Let me know what else you've heard along these lines.
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What would a possible deal along these lines look like?
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How many states will ultimately adopt proposals along these lines?
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The Democratic platform will reportedly also include language along these lines.
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Her critics deny any split along these lines in the party.
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Along these lines, President Trump represents the end of this period.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith's generation was still being educated along these lines.
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Oh, and hideously bespectacled Harry Kane did something along these lines.
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The company will probably ultimately make a choice along these lines.
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A deal along these lines was nearly achieved previously but collapsed.
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I know I'm not the only one thinking along these lines.
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A fight along these lines is brewing in Nevada, whose Feb.
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Nonetheless, a limited agreement along these lines would maintain diplomatic momentum.
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I worry about my and my colleagues' culpability along these lines.
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Senators Michael Bennet and Tim Kaine have a proposal along these lines.
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Nobody I've spoken to has heard Trump express anything along these lines.
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Rhetoric along these lines got particularly heated during the recent DNC meeting.
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Along these lines, Black Balloons is also especially adaptive to its surroundings.
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Employers have a unique obligation to establish new precedents along these lines.
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Why are you even asking me to even think along these lines?
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On Thursday, Trump said he didn't object to restrictions along these lines.
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It's a fundamental objection to having a society structured along these lines.
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Republicans complained about problems along these lines when Democrats held the majority.
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Pundits who are thinking along these lines are closer to the right track.
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Biegun told the NYT that no plan along these lines was being developed.
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Absent Sanders's advocacy, none of them would be seriously thinking along these lines.
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In fact, the Federal Election Commission is reviewing a complaint along these lines.
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The most encouraging recent Supreme Court decision along these lines was Brown v.
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But some experts think they should come to a deal along these lines.
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Lewis is far from the only conservative to say something along these lines.
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Both Britain and America have tax credits to top up wages along these lines.
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She would continue to conduct Google searches along these lines until 6:30 p.m.
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"I've been thinking along these lines in various contexts for 30 years," Tishby said.
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And in many ways, it makes sense to set up something along these lines.
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One test along these lines was conducted with voters in New Jersey in 2016.
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Some companies in the space appear to have prepared a ruling along these lines.
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Don't worry if your efforts along these lines are met with an eye roll.
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Congress provided states $380 million to fund election security along these lines in 2018.
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Given this president, Americans have every reason to fear future conduct along these lines.
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Did it surprise you that there was criticism of the movie along these lines?
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"Quite a few large investors are thinking along these lines," Mr. Ailman told me.
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If you don't do and innovate along these lines, you are going to fail.
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Along these lines, 85033 percent of Republicans approve of how Trump is handling taxation.
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Lawmakers in at least 21870 states have introduced ballot access bills along these lines.
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Last week, Trump hinted that he plans to issue an executive order along these lines.
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There has been some success along these lines, including a recent conviction in San Benito.
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With more research along these lines, this pillar of the scientific process could get stronger.
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United Airlines is contemplating a new scheme along these lines, called the Flex-Schedule Program.
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On our first day in St. Petersburg, the split was laid down along these lines.
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The gold standard for dealing with this issue along these lines is the Smithfield deal.
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Expect more along these lines; other proposals have been made but haven't yet been finalized.
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There have been a few philosophy books that have argued something similar along these lines.
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Indeed, California Senate President Kevin de León already has introduced a bill along these lines.
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Yesterday, a group of Republican senators began pushing for a deal broadly along these lines.
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A decade ago, his organization funded two programs along these lines; now it funds nine.
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If representatives were mainly focused on policy, some might have raised cautions along these lines.
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And it's hard to overstate the significance of an uptick in mortality along these lines.
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For the poor, a compromise along these lines would be a lot better than doing nothing.
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But states are still active, and the Trump administration is approving state proposals along these lines.
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Her stated preference for an independent investigation along these lines may be simply that—a preference.
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The president is weighing something along these lines, according to his friend, Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy.
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" After more along these lines, he finished with, "So that takes care of the Heidi thing.
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Private schools with especially robust endowments could pursue more efforts along these lines than they do.
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It seems like a possibility, although Twitter has made no indication it's thinking along these lines.
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Will the association begin to police and punish programs and schools that fail along these lines?
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Mozilla, Vimeo, and other internet companies are also filing a variety of suits along these lines.
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Think along these lines for 12D, where 151 becomes the beginning of a very relevant word.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger offered two compelling arguments along these lines at a recent climate change policy forum.
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"We'd been anticipating that the president would execute an executive order along these lines," he said.
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Expect more appointments along these lines as Xi consolidates his power further before the Communist Party meeting.
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Bob Woodward's new book has two particularly alarming anecdotes along these lines, both relating to foreign policy.
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This would significantly increase (in fact, nearly double based on some estimates) existing spending along these lines.
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Something along these lines might address a prescient 18th-century complaint from Brutus, an anti-Federalist writer.
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Well, despite the many different arguments and theories, many people seemed to be thinking along these lines.
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Her lead in the polls shows that you can certainly build a winning coalition along these lines.
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The French and German governments are reported to be presently working on a project along these lines.
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Previous systems, from feudalism to slavery, built along these lines seemed natural and everlasting at the time.
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But if there is ever going to be a viable claim along these lines, this is it.
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Some kind of assistance along these lines would make reading the epic much easier for modern readers.
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"So we have two commissioners out of seven who've expressed something along these lines," he said disapprovingly.
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Even before that, Cohen and people close to him have recently been sending hints along these lines.
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Legislation along these lines was approved by the Senate in August by a vote of 94-1.
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Rulemaking along these lines would be meaningful, but would do little to slow down the tech giants overall.
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Along these lines, you can comb through Hillary Clinton's remarks for missteps, and expect an essay of apology.
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And just last month, Georgia's Senate followed that state's house of representatives in passing legislation along these lines.
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State Department officials have been pushing for years for a limited military intervention in Syria along these lines.
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Advocates of affirmative action should not run away from fashioning their arguments for affirmative action along these lines.
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Actions so far along these lines have nearly all been limited to new or planned wells and other facilities.
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So after a good deal of discussion about it, they decided they wanted to implement something along these lines.
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Progress along these lines should shift the burden at least partly back on the men involved in unwanted pregnancies.
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The two have already started to co-operate along these lines, notes Mark Martin, a consultant based in Dubai.
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"Any news along these lines is good news," said Robert Rennie, head of markets strategy at Westpac in Sydney.
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Still, though, the market seems to be withholding judgment on just how much practically will change along these lines.
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Google's offerings, meanwhile, aren't likely to see anything along these lines in the near future, being cloud-based offerings.
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Reforms along these lines would work, if only we had someone in the White House who believed in them.
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There are examples of successes and failures along these lines at every level of elective office in our history.
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Revenue-neutral reforms along these lines would almost certainly make some families better off and other families worse off.
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Along these lines, South African artist Frances Goodman is interested in the relations between femininity, costuming, and role-playing.
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It is possible that new efforts along these lines could be planned and timed to affect upcoming American elections.
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"I have more stuff along these lines and can get more if you're interested," he said at the time.
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Any universal benefit along these lines comes with costs that would have to be funded via taxes or debt.
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Even outgoing Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo, one of the architects of the reforms, has made suggestions along these lines.
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For Brussels, a deal along these lines would defuse the long-term threat that Italy poses to European financial stability.
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The winner was Leaf, which had the advantage of having already shipped a product along these lines, the Safer pendant.
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Apple, too, was thinking along these lines when it hired contractors to plant 8,000 trees on its new spaceship campus.
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Allowing the executive branch to declare a national emergency along these lines opens the door to yet more executive usurpation.
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The technology along these lines that has got furthest is called CAR-T, where CAR stands for "Chimeric antigen receptor".
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The message being pushed at the moment appears to be along these lines: give up your dreams of home-owning.
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At the policy level, there are substantial objections to the full-scale emergence of a Democratic Party along these lines.
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Further progress along these lines, without any federal help, could yield a total emissions reduction of 15 to 19 percent.
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If the IoT continues along these lines, it has the potential to reshape the entire world in Silicon Valley's image.
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Conciliation along these lines has become more difficult as international competition crosses national boundaries, indifferent to domestic regulation and legislation.
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Along these lines, ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment -- to give women equal protection under the US Constitution -- should be paramount.
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Along these lines, the source said, investigators were interested in logistics surrounding Trump's hotel room in Moscow: Who was there?
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A broader program along these lines would certainly help her with millennials, who have voted against her in overwhelming numbers.
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There are a lot of police departments that are thinking along these lines and beginning to do that kind of work.
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Endowments and pension funds, the big global money pools, are beginning to suggest they, too, want to invest along these lines.
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One could speculate that Uber, which recently has invested heavily in autonomous technology, envisions itself playing a role along these lines.
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Where Amazon will take it from here I couldn't say, nor would anyone respond meaningfully to my questions along these lines.
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Along these lines, a national security adviser's influence in any given administration is strongly dependent on their relationship with the president.
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Along these lines, a recent article in Science described the 'clean windshield phenomenon' — a precipitous decline in insect abundance and diversity.
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In principle, a less disruptive pacemaker might be constructed along these lines, and some human tests were carried out in 1995.
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Jennifer Victor, Richard Skinner, and I had some debate along these lines during our podcast discussion with Ezra Klein last summer.
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Coming from someone who's supposedly the leader of the free world, Trump's quips along these lines are never in good taste.
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Along these lines, he has helped set up a unit at the London School of Economics called the Transition Pathway Initiative.
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Security researchers are starting to look more closely at these systems, so expect to hear about more vulnerabilities along these lines.
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Along these lines, I have previously proposed relaxing HSA rules to allow for more general expenditures during pregnancy and maternity leave.
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Social media sites were clogged with conspiracy theories along these lines, and some of the theories even parroted anti-Semitic tropes.
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A deal along these lines would, again, allow both sides to return to their supporters and claim some kind of victory.
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Last week, the administration released its latest proposal along these lines, by changing the definition of so-called short-term plans.
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Some advisors are not thinking along these lines at all and are taking a "wait and see" attitude toward the new rule.
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Some fine work along these lines has exposed the creation of bogus diseases that served to pathologize "wrong" behaviors, such as homosexuality.
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He first introduced legislation along these lines in 2013 (House Bill 1811), later announcing in 2015 that he planned to reintroduce it.
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The major networks take so few creative risks along these lines that one hates to dissuade them from acting on such ambitions.
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A deal along these lines would be a kind of unprincipled mess rather than a high-minded resolution of the immigration issue.
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Workplace standardization like this can benefit women in particular, who are more likely to encounter discrimination (unconscious or otherwise) along these lines.
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Yet America ran a large, albeit unintended, experiment along these lines in 2007-09, when school budgets were cut during the recession.
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Along these lines, Pompeo is concerned the administration is being "strung along" by the rogue state, the New York Times recently reported.
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Along these lines, Trump withdrew the US from the deal in May 2018 despite having no evidence Iran was violating its terms.
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The Canadian writer Scott Gilmore is also thinking along these lines, and makes the case for sanctioning the Trump Organization in Maclean's.
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" Young Collman could have responded along these lines: "Do you still believe that your trade war is good for the United States?
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"We've been somewhat planning on a major event in our valley for an awful, awful long time along these lines," he said.
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California legislators are considering something along these lines as well, but are also weighing regulating broadband providers directly via consumer protection laws.
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Along these lines, Trump withdrew the US from the deal in May 2018 despite having no evidence Iran was violating its terms.
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Along these lines, Mr. Trump should also make it clear that Saudi Arabia is one of the United States' closest security partners.
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I admit, I was not thinking along these lines and going into philosophy, I was thinking that this was an interesting subject.
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A decisive move along these lines by the Trump administration, executed with conviction and strategic patience, offers the best prospects for success.
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There's been a lot of discussion along these lines already, with Google's Deep Dream-generated images providing the occasion for much of it.
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However, in 2013, a bipartisan Senate measure crafted broadly along these lines did not even receive a vote in the Republican-controlled House.
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Quick take: I'd be somewhat surprised if Democrats launch a probe along these lines, given the long list of Trump administration investigations expected.
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Along these lines, Ola Szmida animated her own personal diary of unrealized bad thoughts, and it's so silly and stupid that it's great.
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So in the first place we need to strengthen our existing partnerships with countries sharing NEO-related data or studies along these lines.
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Future paths to higher performance along these lines will probably require both SiGe and another compound that moves electrons even better than silicon.
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Theories along these lines have existed for centuries, but their proponents have never had much luck convincing governments to give them a shot.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) has proposed something along these lines: a fully refundable $1,500 credit for kids under 3, with no phase-in.
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What Trump appeared to do on Sunday is something along these lines: Wake up, tweet, play golf, go back to White House, tweet.
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Nothing was created along these lines in the 20th century; it has made many people rejoice to be watching dance in the 21st.
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Along these lines, I've recently read "Poetic Justice," by Martha Nussbaum; "Beautiful and Pointless," by David Orr; and "Elizabeth Costello," by J.M. Coetzee.
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Our last two chief executives recognized that they needed to make efforts along these lines, but with exceptions — George W. Bush after Sept.
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The bottom line: If the race plays through along these lines, the nominee will be chosen in July — at the convention in Milwaukee.
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The conventional wisdom at the time was that it was bold, visionary, and correct of Bush to push for something along these lines.
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But even defenders of "sanctuary cities" acknowledged before Trump's inauguration that a defunding strategy along these lines would be harder to challenge in court.
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Do you have any recommendations for more bags along these lines that we should check out for the next time we do Bag Week?
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Liz: Along these lines, I wanted to ask you about a question I got this week where someone asked about alerts on terrorist attacks.
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Both George W. Bush and Barack Obama pushed for immigration reform along these lines, and both times it fell apart due to congressional squabbling.
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Along these lines, Trump has successfully appropriated an issue — the distributional impact of free trade — that was, in recent years, the turf of Democrats.
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A matching grant program along these lines was proposed by Harvard's David Deming in a 85033 paper for Brookings and recently introduced in Congress.
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The Senate passed bipartisan legislation along these lines in 2013, called the Marketplace Fairness Act, but the issue has stalled because lawmakers are divided.
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The 19 "Key Findings of Fact" that follow track along these lines as well, and would conceivably fold quite well, verbatim, into draft articles.
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Democrats are planning to unveil a House resolution on the floor later this week along these lines, with specific bills to address the issues.
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MACCALLUM: Yeah, I mean, when you look back, there are so many examples of things along these lines and you point some of them out.
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Tax avoidance schemes along these lines could erase up to $584 billion from government coffers over the next decade, the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center estimated.
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The investment from and collaboration with Google falls along these lines as well, though not as laser-focused on turning news stories into sound bites.
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There's a good chance we see more of these come to fruition in 2017, or at the very least, start seeing acquisitions along these lines.
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Three big banks had expected such a ruling and are restructuring along these lines, yet forced separation would be "costly and disruptive", Mr Hayne concluded.
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However, if we were to generalize for both the quarter and full year, it would probably be along these lines: Exits were pretty so-so.
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"We never considered anything along these lines like reclassifying unaccompanied minors or adding to the deportation priority list parents of unaccompanied minors," he told me.
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That's easier in Britain's single-payer, government-run health system, but it should not be impossible for state governments to develop something along these lines.
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It was with work along these lines that she became identified in New York as a supporter of a new movement, or impulse, called Minimalism.
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His first two picks along these lines, Stephen Moore and Herman Cain, went down in flames and his third — Shelton — seems to be struggling somewhat.
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It would not be an exaggeration to say a deal along these lines would be one agreement that would match Trump's hyperbolic claims of success.
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But you don't mention the possibility of having a conversation along these lines, and that's presumably because you don't think it would do any good.
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" Along these lines, sometimes people mix up other similar-sounding words — so they write "they're" when they mean "their" or "who's" when they mean "whose.
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And you could imagine him continuing along these lines all the way to a dramatic exit, rendering Cruz radioactive with the Trump bloc along the way.
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Perhaps something along these lines could help put the brakes on runaway articles: showing highly-cited views from people with no indication of their political beliefs.
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The Shape Lab at Stanford is working on a number of projects along these lines — you can keep up with their work at the lab's website.
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The Puerto Rican Senate is facing an opportune moment along these lines next week as it holds a public hearing on a misguided plan by Gov.
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As Apple often does, it's been announcing smaller programs and services along these lines for years, laying the groundwork for a bigger move in this area.
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Trump's DC hotel has been at the center of several lawsuits alleging Trump has violated the Constitution along these lines and has major conflicts of interest.
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There is research going on along these lines, but Raza argues that its funding is insufficient compared with the resources being poured into new drug development.
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But articles along these lines generated huge criticism, and I'm seeing a lot less of that sort of thing in the past couple of days. 2.
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Indeed, foreign observers and diplomats may have expected something along these lines since Xi had effectively neutralized any opposition to his power well before this announcement.
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If you want to conduct your own experiment along these lines, ask someone to write down the results of a hypothetical sequence of 20 coin flips.
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Immigration hawks in Congress have been trying to pass bills along these lines for more than a decade, and now, they have the White House's imprimatur.
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Back during the uncertain transition period of Trump's presidency, many congressional Democrats were quite worried that Trump would pursue a bipartisan, moderate course along these lines.
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The real paradox is that successive actions along these lines may eventually have a cumulative deleterious effect on the dollar that ultimately harms US interests much more.
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In fact, millions of searches are made every month along these lines where the primary intent is to understand the cost or ROI of making a purchase.
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"I've checked with our chancellor for canonical affairs, and he is not aware of any current dispensations along these lines," Gabe Jones, a church spokesman, told NPR.
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This is what Mr. Piccioli meant when he was talking about his prefall collection, and he was far from the only major brand thinking along these lines.
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Not all presidential primaries divided the party along these lines, but when they did, the beer track candidate almost always beat the contender from the wine track.
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And a growing number of commentators are urging Democrats to accept a deal along these lines and embrace the possibility of a grand bargain on the issue.
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One of the biggest questions women posed back at me was along these lines: for us, what counts as a strike in the way the word was intended?
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There hasn't been a ton of rumors along these lines, so it's likely this could just amount to a spec bump, bringing in newer processors or more RAM.
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Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon said Nvidia has been pushing more into networking and connectivity with its own tailored solutions and Mellanox would bring further expertise along these lines.
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Common arguments run along these lines — raising minimum wage and paying overtime will cost business owners too much money, which will lead to job loss or business relocation.
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If Republicans keep control of Congress in this year's midterm election, they are likely to make a new run at passing a plan along these lines next year.
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Strict policies along these lines are strongly supported by stores and advocacy groups like mine, and they should apply to the rescues and shelters exposed by the Post.
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Had the 92nd Street Y announced Mr. Shavit's appearance as a commitment along these lines, the community might have actually come to the event instead of condemning it.
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I've known Nick for about 12 years, and we've always talked about teaming up and doing something along these lines, and this was what we ended up running with.
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While legal and cultural constraints won't allow for universal policy along these lines, Dennedy feels these individual data currency engines will provide massive business value while honoring individual control.
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Along these lines, it is probably not a coincidence that there has been an especially large jump in Obama's approval rating among women which now stands at 58 percent.
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Several analysts have told me this wouldn't be happening if the country hadn't been spurred by the treaty process to assess what it might affordably do along these lines.
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North Carolina seemed to be thinking along these lines when it commissioned experts to figure out how much the sea level was likely to rise over the next century.
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A slightly less generous proposal along these lines has already been made by Michael Bennet and Sherrod Brown, two Democratic senators, though public enthusiasm for it has been muted.
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This is one of the reasons why SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says the labels, and funds that purport to be investing along these lines, need some type of oversight.
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While almost everything he said along these lines had no basis in reality, Trump became the very thing he used to ridicule during the NATO anniversary celebration in London.
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Along these lines, the last time I made the mistake of admitting in this newspaper that I believe in being responsive to emails, I got a deluge of messages.
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The State Department is reportedly seeking to secure an agreement along these lines with the European parties to the original deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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It remains to be seen what further actions Trump will take along these lines up until the 2020 election, and the long-term consequences of such actions for American democracy.
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Other European countries could do a lot more along these lines to increase the chances that refugees' role in the labour force is complementary to native workers, rather than competitive.
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Fraunhofer researchers created something along these lines, but Veo's approach seems more dynamic and responsive, relying not on safe and unsafe zones but doing object recognition and other semantic modeling.
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Along these lines, Ayotte has made a point of emphasizing her support of the E.P.A.'s Clean Power Plan, which seeks to address climate change by restricting power-plant emissions.
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A lot of techno along these lines is really dim and depressing but this record seems even more so—is that something you were trying to achieve with this release?
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Continuing along these lines, Gallo made sure that all other components of his new drink—including the glass for the bottle and metal of the bottle top—were Italian too.
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RGGI's experience along these lines is highly germane to the ongoing debate over what to do with the revenue produced by a carbon price (carbon tax or cap and trade).
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Along these lines, one has to question Warhol's right to adopt and further sensationalize images of black bodies in pain, particularly if his motive was professional opportunism rather than politics.
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Along these lines, Adams — who leads the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and is one of the federal government's top public health officials — was widely criticized on social media.
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Concern along these lines mounted after China's retaliatory move on tariffs on Friday, which was met with an extraordinary tirade by Trump against Beijing and Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell.
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When the topics of Microsoft and global health overlap, one tends to think about the Gates Foundation, but the company itself is doing good work along these lines as well.
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So you might be tempted to assume that no plan along these lines can possibly pass, let alone one that, if anything, looks worse than what we've seen so far.
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A review of our rating actions over the past two to three years bears this out and shows that state credit quality has already begun to diverge along these lines.
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Mexico's president has spoken of a "New Marshall Plan" for economic development in Central America and Southern Mexico that indicates his desire for some kind of deal along these lines.
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David Marcus, who now runs Messenger, obviously has a long history in this space, but so far all we've seen along these lines is peer to peer payments in Messenger.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "Find creative ways to make the offer work for you — extra paid time off (PTO), signing bonus, monthly stipends for gym memberships, or anything along these lines.
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Both Israeli Defense Forces and Shin Bet sources say they are concerned that new terror cells along these lines may be forming in the West Bank to carry out similar attacks.
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You need to imagine your shot as split up into nine rectangular segments, and keep important objects and elements running along these lines or close to the intersections where they meet.
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Calls for a Facebook constitution along these lines have grown louder as the social network's influence on world affairs, from election-meddling in America to genocide in Myanmar, has become apparent.
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Along these lines, once you report on a metric, you create an expectation and appetite for it; it's really hard to stop reporting on that metric over time once you start.
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Hassett's precise calculations are based in part on the reality that a number of post-communist Eastern and Central European countries appear to have successfully implemented a strategy along these lines.
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Morris may have been thinking along these lines when he decided upon the most curious feature of his production: he parcelled out the leading roles to four sequential pairs of dancers.
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Along these lines, the former vice president has also found that leaning too heavily on his relationship with former President Barack Obama, who remains popular nationwide, isn't necessarily a winning strategy.Sen.
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"It is clear the Democratic Party has serious issues along these lines," Scott said, trying to deflect some blame to Democrats at the same time he criticized Trump's choice of language.
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In fact, while Funhouse is NVIDIA's first in-house game, the gaming giant has been developing demos along these lines for a while now through its own six-person LightSpeed Studios.
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It is understandable that because the public discourse around affirmative action shifted along these lines, some came to believe that any kind of diversity — including cognitive diversity — must be equally valuable.
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"Along these lines, Richard Haas, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, tweeted that "Middle East peace must be between two peoples, Israel & Palestinian, not between two people, @realDonaldTrump & @IsraeliPM.
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OpenAI's hide-and-seek challenge to its baby ML agents was along these lines: A game environment with simple rules (called Polyworld) that nevertheless uses real-world-adjacent physics and inputs.
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The list of expenditures does not break down how many vehicles were leased or any specific details about them, but the rate is considerably higher than past expenses along these lines.
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MACCALLUM: Have you in the past when you may have discussed things along these lines generally, ever encouraged him to choose a woman for the Supreme Court when he gets the opportunity?
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Research along these lines has certainly been done already, but Amazon seems to have the jump on others on the creation of a specific system for using that knowledge in product form.
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"We're not responding to the Army, which has never explained its concerns to us," explained Adam Lisberg, DJI's corporate comms director for North America, in response to my inquiries along these lines.
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A set of cannabinoid-synthesising pathways described by Dr Keasling and colleagues this February offers therapeutic and recreational possibilities along these lines which will be explored by a new company called Demetrix.
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Along these lines, Amazon confirmed in March it was rolling out the Amazon Smile code — a QR code that's scanned to pay for items — to physical stores like Shoppers Stop, and others.
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This was not surprising, since there are dozens of on-the-record statements from the President over the years along these lines, including giving this same advice to his predecessor, President Obama.
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Official UK government analysis published last year suggest that a deal along these lines would trigger a big economic hit for the UK.Wages will fall and economic growth will be badly hit.
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This and every video Ethier put up along these lines were monetized, promoted his and Alexia&aposs joint prank channel Dream Team, and had links to merch sites in the description box.
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There's been a current of critique along these lines — that she is slow to make changes, and that she is boxed in and contained, by her own volition, into the same material.
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One natural implication of this is that, if smaller companies pick something along these lines, then Amazon can grow with those companies over time and they'll continue to retain them as a customer.
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Along these lines, about 66 million children attend class hungry in the developing world; roughly 161 million kids under five are nutritionally stunted; 99 million are underweight; and 51 million suffer from wasting.
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Google has shown it's thinking along these lines with its Duplex tech, and Apple is pursuing greater complexity through its new Shortcuts app, which allows users to set up complex, multistep instructions using Siri.
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Send an email along these lines: Hi [Name of Boss], In the past when the subject of working for home has come up, I know you've expressed doubts about it working for your team.
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A set of questions also follows (as it does in each of the letters): have there been any complaints along these lines, or are there any obvious problems with the tech under current laws?
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It is Nash's contention, along these lines, that he shouldn't be featured as part of Golden State's ring and banner ceremony on Tuesday night before their season opener at home against the Houston Rockets.
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"If he's not removed, it enables and empowers not only this president to continue doing it again, but it would allow any future president to do something along these lines," said the second aide.
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"In this particular atmosphere, anything along these lines is concerning, because there&aposs so much opportunity for malicious use of the internet, particularly in campaigns," said Angus King, I-Maine, before AP solved the mystery.
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Along these lines, Ohio passed a law in 2016 barring its health department from sending any preventive health funding to organisations that perform or promote—or affiliate with organisations that perform or promote—"nontherapeutic abortions".
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"However, an announcement along these lines is unlikely, as member countries have yet to agree on the broad framework for market access for goods, services and investment," the group said in a note on Tuesday.
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Teachers colleges in the United States have resisted proposals for raising entry standards along these lines, which is unfortunate given how abysmal teacher training is in this country compared with training in high-performing nations.
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Chiuri told Reuters she was inspired to return to this period and explore Dior's relationship with Britain when the brand decided to put on a retrospective exhibit along these lines at London's V&A museum.
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We heard stories along these lines from Roger Ailes's alleged victims, one of whom said there was a "conspiracy of silence" around Ailes's behavior because nobody wanted to "be personally and professionally destroyed" by Ailes.
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Alphabet's DeepMind in Britain, Baidu's Institute of Deep Learning in Silicon Valley and the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms (MILA) have all published highly realistic text-to-speech algorithms along these lines in the past year.
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Along these lines, North Korea invited journalists to observe the destruction of tunnels leading to a nuclear weapons test site, promised to dismantle a missile test facility, and began removal of landmines along the demilitarized zone.
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Here are a few of the more inviting targets for liberaltarian regulatory reform: Taking on these targets provides a bold agenda for deregulation — but one that looks very different from traditional conservative efforts along these lines.
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Along these lines, as a civilian mental health provider, my desire is that my patients would come to see me as someone with the same heart as the medics they came to trust in the military.
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The new venture arm will invest opportunistically in startups it is impressed by along these lines, and will not limit its deals to early-stage or mature companies only, nor to a particular product or technology-type.
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He said, in fact, I was so desperate to beat Mr. Trump at the time, that if I had anything along these lines, I&aposm paraphrasing what Senator Rubio said, but faithfully he would have used it.
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The INE has already amended its rules along these lines, the ShFE official said, adding that the ShFE and INE would organise drills and tests for members and data vendors to help them adapt to the adjustment.
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To be clear, there is not currently in the public realm solid proof of misconduct along these lines by Trump Organization officials, but to the extent such misconduct has occurred, Cohen would almost certainly know about it.
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Further progress along these lines, without any new federal policies, would get us to a total emissions reduction of 15 percent to 19 percent by 2025, according to the Rhodium Group — way short of Mr. Obama's pledge.
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CPY even includes a subtle disclaimer along these lines in their releases: CPY is sure to release another hint in the near future, but in the meantime, I'll leave you with some of the more recent teases.
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Google's initial response to the problem, both in a quick blog post on its European site last week and in a slightly longer and more detailed post on its global site this week, has been along these lines.
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It's hardly the same situation, but Bill Clinton pushed a bit along these lines in early 1992 when three simultaneous scandals (womanizing, pot smoking, and draft dodging) plagued his nascent presidential campaign shortly before the New Hampshire primary.
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A new America First trade policy along these lines will foster not only more but better quality U.S. growth – based mainly on investing and producing rather than on the borrowing and spending that inflated the previous decade's bubbles.
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At that time, a Fox News spokesperson said that the network "had no knowledge" that Hannity had participated in the advertisement, adding that he would "not be doing anything along these lines for the remainder of the election."
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Along these lines, the study found that 38 species—for example, the brown anole (Anolis sagrei) in Hawaiʻi and Taiwan, and cane toads (Rhinella marina) in Australia—showed signs of rapid evolution following their introduction to foreign environments.
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While the president was undoubtedly not thinking along these lines, the "fire and fury" he threatened is actually a very robust deterrent which means that as with Mao, a nuclear Kim is not the end of the world.
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Google has introduced a couple of helpful features along these lines in the past — an indicator for what tab was playing something, the ability to mute an individual tab, and most recently, the ability to mute a site permanently.
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Whether that's the case with Oracle's customer experience cloud solutions remains to be seen, but it's clear that the AI arms race is on and just about every vendor, big and small, is ready to compete along these lines.
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It's along these lines: Start with the ostensible foreground — perhaps a lunch or a visit from a svelte refrigerator repairman or a recipe for lemon drizzle cake — then introduce the emotional hobgoblins that throw the characters rewardingly off-kilter.
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Two weeks after the bill passed the state's lower house in late May, Uber's chief executive and Lyft's co-founders wrote a commentary for The San Francisco Chronicle laying out the terms of a possible agreement along these lines.
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Two weeks after the bill passed the state's lower house in late May, Uber's chief executive and Lyft's co-founders wrote a commentary for The San Francisco Chronicle laying out the terms of a possible agreement along these lines.
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Though defenses along these lines have a long and cruel history of success in rape and sexual assault cases, the testimonies of Weinstein's accusers themselves have been instrumental in leading the public toward a clearer understanding of sexual violence.
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The liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, commissioned a report by outside scholars Darrick Hamilton, William Darity, and Mark Paul that estimates the cost of a more modest proposal along these lines (with a lower wage, for example).
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The shop will, hopefully anyway, keep a few kids engaged with a passion they might otherwise be unable to pursue — and careful evaluation of the products and kids involved will help set a standard for future projects along these lines.
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"The fear is that things will continue along these lines where future retirees will be responsible for more and more of their medical costs and will be receiving less in terms of compensation," said Ron Mastrogiovanni, CEO of HealthView Services.
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That's why people tell you to "dress for the job you want, not the job you have," to network with those you admire, and to police your tone to sound more "professional," among tons of other tips along these lines.
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A fiscal control board with the ability to make short-term spending, tax and regulatory decisions for a government that long ago abdicated its responsibilities along these lines is a necessary first step toward the federal government assisting the island.
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Experts noted that the current political climate and more dedicated efforts to turn out Latino voters could enable Democrats to gain a firmer foothold in Arizona — though this was far from the first time there's been speculation along these lines.
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Sanders, for his part, has an interesting idea to use prizes to generate new pathways for pharmaceutical development, but he's one of the only Democrats with any kind of plan along these lines, and he doesn't talk about it often.
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As MSNBC's Steve Benen notes: "The fact that Sanders and his team are thinking along these lines is itself striking – and the sort of strategy his progressive backers may find difficult to explain after months of making the exact opposite argument."
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Several military officials have urged the White House to do something along these lines, saying the US needs to start preparing for a space war, and that it'll only be a matter of years before American forces find themselves fighting from space.
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If cuts broadly along these lines pass the Senate and are signed into law by Trump, it will signal that the welfare state rollback agenda is still alive and well and Social Security and Medicare are still potentially on the chopping block.
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" The Office of University Life wrote a question and answer post on Monday, noting the University "does not agree with Mike Cernovich's messages about male power over women, racial superiority, hostility toward religious minorities including Muslims, and other comments along these lines.
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We've seen far better satire along these lines recently, with Tilda Swinton's Ivanka Trump-inspired agro-chemical tycoon in Bong Joon-ho's Okja and Maria Bamford's improbable, overlooked skewering of Elon Musk and Netflix, which she somehow executed in her Netflix show.
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Not surprisingly, it seems Verizon is also thinking along these lines, because while the phone will retail for $500, for a limited time, Verizon is going to sell the Moto Z4 for just $240 when bundled with the activation of a new line.
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"Given how markets have responded to the dovish hike this month, it will be interesting to see whether policymakers remain along these lines or start talking up the prospect for another hike in June," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda.
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It was becoming obvious that she couldn't stay vague about the details, especially how to pay for it; and some studies, even by center-left think tanks, suggested that any plan along these lines would require large tax hikes on the middle class.
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"We were not aware of Sean Hannity participating in a promotional video and he will not be doing anything along these lines for the remainder of the election season," a network spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill at the time.
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And a big part of it I think is, unfortunately, because the profession that I'm in had a really dirty history along these lines in the DSM, which is our Diagnostic Statistic Manual, until 1973, homosexuality was actually listed as a disorder.
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If it seems like you've heard this before, you have: Industry pundits have been making arguments along these lines for years, and Recode laid it out a year ago, back when CBS and Viacom were making one of their many merger attempts.
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" The conversation would be along these lines: "Hey Sally, based on where you are in your career, if you end up being the right candidate for this job, the offer is likely to come in somewhere in the $75,000-a-year range.
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The news item that got me thinking along these lines was, oddly, the latest budget review from the Congressional Budget Office, projecting a fiscal 2019 deficit of almost a trillion dollars — up by more than $300 billion from the deficit Trump inherited.
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More difficult for asylum seekers Along these lines, the guidance also makes it more difficult to receive asylum protections, a key exception to "expedited removal" that often lets people stay in the US as they await a final ruling on their eligibility for asylum.
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If the European Court of Justice determines that Uber is a transport company, it will be subject to stricter regulations across the 28-nation EU. Uber has been embattled along these lines before, with regular taxi drivers arguing that Uber unfairly undercuts their trade.
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"Whenever you have a failure along these lines, you of course face delays, which inevitably sets back some of your commercial and government satellite contracts," said Marco Cáceres, senior space analyst and director of space studies at The Teal Group, an aerospace research firm.
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"The vast majority of the reforms that have taken place have been toward expanding the electorate, cutting back on longstanding categories of disenfranchisement and/or making the process more transparent," Mr. Mauer said, speaking of recent activity along these lines in California, Maryland and Virginia.
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Her speech last week was just as exceptional, because it was less a summons to the barricades than a cry from the heart, and she'd planned to make remarks along these lines even before she heard the recording of Trump's 2005 conversation with Billy Bush.
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Such nightmarish scenario-building could simply be dismissed as wild-eyed speculation, but the more states think about, plan, and build weaponry along these lines, the greater the danger that a crisis could spiral into a hypersonic war once such weaponry was widely deployed.
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The phrasing differs from poll to poll, but the findings are remarkably consistent and overwhelming: Issue polling is always dicey, especially on specific proposals that pollsters describe in detail, and it's important not to vest too much importance in a single poll along these lines.
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But as other projects along these lines have proved, that's not the case any more: sensors can be made small enough, fabrics smart enough and the resulting data coherent enough that a high-tech suit like this is not only a possibility, but potentially a major advance.
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And I think we could score significant points in Moscow, Washington and elsewhere around the world if we took strategic decisions along these lines to demonstrate that we intend to become a credible actor who can defend and pursue the strategic interests of 423m EU citizens.
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Orbital ATK, an aerospace company based in Virginia, has developed a spacecraft along these lines that works a bit like a mobility scooter; it provides somewhere with an engine for an elderly spacecraft to settle down in when it can no longer get around on its own.
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Of course, any experiment along these lines would have to be carefully planned and closely monitored—both to protect the introduced plants or animals from being exposed to new risks, and to prevent them from becoming invasive and causing harm to native species we want to conserve.
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At a meeting of union officials within the last two weeks, the executive director of the California council of the Service Employees International Union, one of the unions in discussions with Uber and Lyft, put forth a proposal along these lines, according to two people who attended the meeting.
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A 2015 study from the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) showed that a comprehensive tax reform package along these lines would add more than $85033 trillion in U.S. GDP, create more than 6.5 million jobs and increase investment by more than $3.3 trillion over a 10-year period.
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Any charges along these lines could be filed by Robert Mueller III, the special counsel overseeing the Russia investigation, or by the Justice Department under the direction of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who took over all Russia-related matters after Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself in March.
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A federal mandate along these lines was urgently needed, the committee said: "If the achievement of a new relationship between government and the private cable medium is not anticipated but left to chance, the free flow of diverse information and ideas that is protected by the Constitution could be endangered."
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But I suspect a new order along these lines would be uglier and more unstable, its ruling party far more easily undone or overthrown, than in the sun-kissed aristocracy that liberals have built for themselves in what was once, but no longer, the proving ground for the American dream.
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"Along these lines," Szubin added, "let me also say clearly that we have not promised nor do we have any plans, to give Iran access to the U.S. financial system, or to reinstate what's called the 'U-turn' authorization," a banking maneuver that would give Iran a way to avoid sanctions.
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Apple's looking for someone like this with the listing: Unfortunately, the vibe it's giving off is more along these lines: Best of luck to Apple to fill the spot, and to the future Siri Event Maven in their future endeavor of tracking every single made-up holiday in the book.
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"I think things along these lines are the future for books," Jo Piazza, the ghostwriter of "Marriage Vacation," and author of five books (a sixth is slated to publish this summer), tells CNBC Make It. Though character Brooks is listed as the author on the IRL "Marriage Vacation," it's Piazza's handiwork.
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Along these lines, Phil Nadel has written on TechCrunch that founders "cannot hope to grow a company in any meaningful way without…KPIs…[b]ecause KPIs, if constructed correctly, give management and potential investors a cold, analytical snapshot of the state of the company, untainted by emotion or rhetoric" (emphasis added).
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It's arguable that it is too much to expect hard rules along these lines on such short notice, but I would argue that it is not in fact short notice; Google has been a leader in AI for years and has had a great deal of time to establish more than principles.
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"One thing I can predict is if really smart people like Thomas Hales and Buzzard continue to think along these lines, then something interesting is going to come out of it; it may not be AI but it may be whole new branches of mathematics or whole new ways of thinking," Harris said.
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One argument along these lines, published recently in the New England Journal of Medicine, contends that ADFs might serve to distract doctors and lawmakers from the value of multidisciplinary (that is, not exclusively pill-based) therapy as well as from the scant evidence for the long-term effectiveness of all opioids, ADF or otherwise.
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THERESA MAY, PRIME MINISTER OF THE UNITED KINGDOM: What we are proposing is challenging for the E.U. (END VIDEO CLIP) (COMMERCIAL BREAK) MACCALLUM: Have you in the past when you may have discussed things along these lines generally ever encouraged him to choose a woman for the Supreme Court when he gets the opportunity?
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That the debate has divided itself in such a way is a direct result of the poet's own self-presentation: Whether on social media or in her poetry, Kaur has consistently marketed herself as an authentic writer who produces art free of artifice, and so any discussion of her work inevitably falls along these lines.
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WE EXPECT ECONOMY TO CONTINUE TO PERFORM ALONG THESE LINES DURING 2018 * CEO SAYS WE HAVE MADE A STRONG START TO 2018 AND HAVE BEGUN IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIC INITIATIVES WHICH WILL FURTHER DIGITISE GROUP, ENHANCE CUSTOMER PROPOSITIONS, MAXIMISE OUR CAPABILITIES AS AN INTEGRATED FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER AND TRANSFORM WAY WE WORK * CREDIT QUALITY ACROSS PORTFOLIO REMAINS STRONG.
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And no conflicts either Preet Bharara, the former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, is also thinking along these lines, suggesting that high-level Department of Justice officials be prepared to resign if Mueller is fired: If Mueller is fired, how much obscene & horseshit character assassination will Trump & allies level against this honored military vet?
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As we transition to an intelligent technology prolific world, here are the big three "watch outs" that I'm hearing from top CIOs along these lines—and what the best positioned players are doing to solve for these challenges: Beware of entropy in the core In a perfect world, an organization's technical ecosystem would be highly responsive and adaptable.
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That slide in the renminbi wasn't a concrete policy measure as much as a way of saying to Trump, "talk to the hand" (no doubt there's a good Chinese expression along these lines.) Incidentally — or maybe it's not so incidental — while there are many valid reasons to criticize Chinese policy, currency manipulation isn't one of them.
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That slide in the renminbi wasn't a concrete policy measure as much as a way of saying to Trump, "talk to the hand" (no doubt there's a good Chinese expression along these lines.) Incidentally — or maybe it's not so incidental — while there are many valid reasons to criticize Chinese policy, currency manipulation isn't one of them.
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Trump's communications team has a good reason not to answer any questions along these lines: The last time a White House staffer attested to reporters that Trump had full confidence in a top official, the staffer was senior counselor Kellyanne Conway and the official was National Security Adviser Mike Flynn — and Flynn proceeded to get fired hours after she said it.
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A ruling along these lines could even support changes in other questions about the jury: For example, broadening the kinds of diversity required in the pool of prospective jurors, narrowing the reasons that would-be jurors are automatically excluded from serving or instructing those who make it onto the jury to deliberate in ways that encourage perspective sharing and open-minded cooperation.
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Putin's argument to Trump will basically run along these lines: If you can prevent or neuter the new sanctions legislation being considered in the House of Representatives, lift some of the current ones that are having a crippling effect on the Russian economy, and return the confiscated properties, it will ease the strained relationship between Washington and Moscow and lay the groundwork for Russian concessions.
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The US has previously made progress along these lines: Back in 2016, the Obama administration convened a series of meetings around the country that discussed positive and negative impacts of AI and issued two reports on the technology; Obama spoke to WIRED at length about his hopes and fears for AI. Kratsios didn't mention that earlier White House activity, or the other countries spinning up AI strategies.
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But even someone as rich as Michael Dell, who went on a rather infamous riff along these lines at Davos, could not build a nationwide high-speed rail system, clean the country's air and water (and keep them clean), create a network of free opioid clinics across the country or give towns that have been hollowed out by the global economy a second chance.
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The basic thesis that middle-class Americans need help is a lot less controversial today than it was when Warren wrote the book, but the fact that she was thinking along these lines in the mid-aughts is crucial to understanding her worldview: To her, America's economic problems have roots that far predate the Great Recession and that require something much more fundamental than a macroeconomic recovery.
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Much partisan conflict inside the white population breaks down along these lines, many pundits on both the right and the center are deeply invested in discussing this gap, and the divide between the broad upper-middle class and the rest really is critical for certain aspects of American politics — particularly local politics relating to housing, zoning, schools, and the front-line provision of government services.
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Along these lines, experts are deeply skeptical that any effort to beef up border security, including Trump's wall, would do much, if anything, to stop the flow of drugs into the US. Meanwhile, Trump hasn't appointed anyone to lead the Office of National Drug Control Policy, and the office is mired by staffing problems — including the hiring of a deputy chief of staff who apparently lied in parts of his résumé.
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Todd: One final thought along these lines: I opined above that the show probably plays differently when those who caught up on season one in a binge watch season two week to week (though I'll agree that season one laid stronger structural groundwork from the get-go), but I also think it's making a pretty common season two mistake: building to a reveal that will retroactively make a bunch of pieces make sense.
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Between the accommodationism of Booker T. Washington and the activism of W. E. B. Du Bois, the romance of Zora Neale Hurston and the social realism of Richard Wright, the defiance of the Black Lives Matter movement and the caution of "respectability politics," there has always been something along these lines: go along or fight back, persuade or condemn, love or leave, use a common language or create one of your own.
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If finalized along these lines, the deal would remove a thorn from the U.S.-China relationship at a crucial time when final decisions are being made about tariffs against Chinese products and preparations are advancing for a summit between 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 and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un in Singapore next Tuesday.
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