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"as a rule" Synonyms
generally normally customarily mostly ordinarily typically usually commonly mainly in general by and large on average on the whole almost always for the most part in the main in most cases more often than not principally predominantly
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rarely seldom barely hardly uncommonly untypically infrequently irregularly unusually abnormally atypically exceptionally extraordinarily inhabitually occasionally scarcely sporadically almost never hardly ever never partly insufficiently partially categorically distinctly exclusively fractionally individually narrowly solely specifically somewhat in part in some measure in some ways marginally minimally

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As a rule, we rarely post news about printers here on Gizmodo because, as a rule, they're mind-numbingly boring.
Because, as a rule, high school is never that sweet.
So more is generally better as a rule of thumb.
As a rule though, we always try to cover ourselves.
As a rule, U.S. global health programs follow this principle.
As a rule, I try not to live in fear.
As a rule, there are no coincidences in such cases.
Even introverts, as a rule, benefit from some human connection.
But as a rule, Wall Street does not like conglomerates.
Noncitizens in immigration custody are not criminals as a rule.
As a rule of thumb, boards also want experienced members.
History, as a rule, unfolds slowly at the Supreme Court.
Insight, which as a rule is earned only through suffering.
There have been complications, but as a rule, it has worked.
As a rule, I suspect, those of us who aren't white
Not as a rule, according to the DC Court of Appeals.
Pop, as a rule, is not always kind to older women.
As a rule, only the developing world's elites attend foreign universities.
As a rule, softer but not watery stool forms are best.
Groups can sue once the proposal is finalized as a rule.
As a rule, it seems, crystal stores are insane and overwhelming.
As a rule, what you are is one simmering, endless longing.
For grownups, as a rule, saying something doesn't make it so.
There were anomalous instances, but as a rule, it didn't happen.
As a rule, other people's dreams are usually incoherent and meaningless.
"As a rule, at-home color is more concentrated," Jaxcee said.
As a rule, management and boards have tremendous control over companies.
"Commodity exporters, as a rule, need to diversify," Obstfeld told CNBC.
"Ability to repay, as a rule, is common sense," says Nichols.
As a rule, Noisey doesn't condone acoustic covers of rap songs.
AS A rule, populist insurgencies are rarely defeated with slogans in Latin.
As a rule, wedding speeches are either painfully awkward or hopelessly generic.
As a rule, tarot cards and their respective meanings are pretty vague.
As a rule, British politicians tend to be fairly stuffy on Twitter.
Techies, as a rule, continue to complain of burdensome taxes and regulations.
Let me be clear: I am not, as a rule, a believer.
They see the president as a rule breaker who gets things done.
The left as a rule does not want to hear thoughtful disagreement.
As a rule, though, that contribution is a net positive, not negative.
Manchester City's players, as a rule, tend not to win individual awards.
"Food microbiologists as a rule usually don't [eat at buffets]," she acknowledged.
That's because criminal defendants are not, as a rule, flush with cash.
Greeting cards, as a rule, are a needless part of special occasions.
The Kremlin as a rule does not comment on Putin family matters.
As a rule, candidates tamp down expectations to make the results look better.
As a rule, Dalio prefers to avoid taking on debt whenever he can.
And we humans, as a rule, don't really love to contemplate that void.
Some studies determined that charter schools are not necessarily better, as a rule.
Uber being outted as a rule-breaker and a bully — again and again.
As a rule, analysts tend to be bullish on the stocks they cover.
TC: As a rule, what ownership percentage do you target with these companies?
As a rule of thumb, critics needn't be responsible for a movie's reception.
As a rule, foreign events capture the American imagination for about nine seconds.
Owners as a rule don't make money at the track, from winning purses.
As a rule, value stocks this year are financials, energy, and consumer staples.
Sign-ups, as a rule, tend to spike sharply as insurance deadlines approach.
As a rule, national monuments are created to end controversies, not start them.
As a rule of thumb: Good things happen when he's around the basket.
But as a rule, she said watch brands had yet to catch on.
As a rule, Noisey doesn't run individual staffers' year-end best-of lists.
But love letters, as a rule, are exclusively meant for a particular person.
Miss Lewis had found that children, as a rule, didn't like practical jokes.
"As a rule, we weren't trying to book politicians or pundits," he said.
Senators simply do not endorse candidates from the opposite party, as a rule.
"As a rule I don't love remakes and reboots," she told the Cut.
Ellis was signed as a Rule-5 selection from the St. Louis Cardinals.
So as a rule, modern-day Cabinet meetings have been purely for show.
The police she knew, as a rule, were misogynists who liked it harder.
The clergyman says that, as a rule, the church has always supported the state.
Silver plans as a rule have higher premiums than bronze plans, but lower deductibles.
As a rule of thumb, it costs at least $1,000 in a rural area.
As a rule, the lower stocks are, the higher the premium speculators should demand.
"For starters, most people don't consume alcohol at home as a rule," says Samant.
"The left as a rule doesn't want to hear thoughtful disagreement," he pointed out.
As a rule, growth stocks this year are technology, consumer discretionary, and health care.
As a rule, firms do not openly advertise themselves as engaging in hacking back.
Enrollments as a rule spike in the week leading up to sign-up deadlines.
As a rule, I take issue with dismissing women's magazines as shallow, vapid junk.
I am not, as a rule, someone who is down on the broadcast networks.
Clark said Thursday that the union as a rule does not comment on investigations.
Will misstatements by a company, for instance, qualify as a Rule 10b-5 violation?
"Believe women" only works as a rule of thumb when all women are good.
Alexander McQueen was known as a rule-breaker before his untimely death in 2010.
We don't, as a rule, exempt charitable organizations from laws that govern their activities.
As a rule, you should try to keep your utilization ratio below 30 percent.
In fact, public shareholders do not as a rule provide financial capital to companies.
In those years she worked, as a rule, in unconventional spaces and without music.
But you'll find people who, as a rule, hate drinking ANY water at all.
"But, as a rule, we depreciate matter first and foremost," his mother was saying.
As a Rule 123 player, Santander need to remain on the roster the entire season.
As a Rule 5 player, Santander need to remain on the roster the entire season.
Keyboards that cost less, as a rule, are lower quality devices with inferior key switches.
As a rule, the lower the turnout, the more the electorate skews white and conservative.
As a rule of thumb, Taylor recommends saving 10 times your income by retirement age.
As a rule, higher prices hurt the first group and lower ones hurt the second.
As a rule, high-deductible plans also have lower monthly premiums than traditional health plans.
As a rule of thumb, we rounded redacted lines to the nearest approximate half line.
As a rule, "conservators preserve what has survived, and do not invent," says Artal-Isbrand.
But as a rule, the single-biggest mistake I see investors make is improper diversification.
But as a rule, the common laundry facility is becoming scarce, or a lot smaller.
Corruption as a rule helps unite elites, but it can also make them good recruits.
As a rule, the police are soft on the tough, and tough on the soft.
While criticizing its platform, this contingent, as a rule, supports the Movement for Black Lives.
As a rule of thumb, Murphy recommends saving 10 times your income by retirement age.
As a rule, Mr. McGregor's style involves physical excess; here for once he showed restraint.
The smaller framed works here are, as a rule, less powerful than the larger ones.
A movie, as a rule, must complete a world; a series must keep building one.
As a rule, I do not speak back to the television when I am alone.
But not as a comedian and not as a rule-following, friendly and bipartisan appeaser.
They may have a retirement account, but as a rule, these folks aren't day traders.
As a rule, people are terrible discriminators of what care is needed and what's not.
As a rule of thumb, I say give it a few tries and do some experimentation.
As a rule, she snapped a photo of her acquisition to send to her best friend.
So on the one hand, the appeals court as a rule defers to the lower court.
Before we met, I'd read that she disabled most notifications on her phone as a rule.
The days that my negative reviews are published are not, as a rule, very productive ones.
As a rule of thumb, most teachers will experience at least one such meltdown a year.
VICE: As a rule, is the president's reason for issuing a pardon of any legal consequence?
As a rule, she stays away from politics in conversation and rarely talks about her past.
As a rule, politicians don't make announcements they are proud of on Friday afternoons in August.
He also said that Iran was a reliable credit partner that kept agreements as a rule.
Andrew M. Cuomo, said he did not, as a rule, discuss his tenure at the department.
As a rule, prosecutors and investigators are supposed to refrain from offering updates on pending investigations.
In the six pool games so far, discipline, as a rule, has not been a problem.
Editorial As a rule, Republican presidents like offering tax cuts, and President Trump is no different.
Her raps are, as a rule, provocative, absurdist, and violent, often all at the same time.
"As a rule, FINMA never comments on individual companies," the regulator's spokesman, Vincent Mathys, told CNBC.
They do not, as a rule, respond kindly to being told they are not meeting expectations.
He doesn't withhold information as a rule but applies this device to heighten the viewer's involvement.
As a rule, though, you know who is going through from the moment the draw is made.
Both programs as a rule pay providers less than private insurance plans, including Obamacare plans, pay them.
And besides the length of time he spoke to me, he doesn't give interviews as a rule.
Obamacare plans, as a rule, impose higher out-of-pocket costs on customers than other coverage options.
"As a rule, we support safe bathrooms and welcome guests of all gender identifications," the statement says.
So, as a rule, the bowler bounces the ball near the batsman, aiming to hit those stumps.
You probably shouldn't kiss anybody without asking, as a rule of thumb to remember when you're drunk.
They are not, as a rule, customized per user though — beyond being personalized with the subscriber's name.
As a rule he's on firmer ground when he questions sequence than when he balks at scope.
Parole officials should, as a rule, expect to release juvenile offenders who have served their minimum sentences.
As a rule, the US government detains and deports anyone it catches crossing the US-Mexico border.
Constitutions, as a rule, don't tend to lay out a definition for what qualifies as a catastrophe.
As a rule, humans don't like to do that, because doubt causes us to feel, well, anxious.
As a rule, during a launch, their heart rates will spike to about 110 to 120 b.p.m.
"As a rule, these people still don't believe they will be punished in Brazil," Mr. Dallagnol said.
"As a rule, strong feelings about issues do not emerge from deep understanding," Sloman and Fernbach write.
Now let's establish upfront that mysteries, particularly British whodunnits, are as a rule full of preposterous dirtbags.
As a rule, the Fed should not raise interest rates until unemployment is lower than 4 percent.
As a rule of thumb you should limit your holiday gift spending to 1.5 percent of your income.
As a rule, a Republican such as Hyde-Smith, who was appointed in March to replace ailing Sen.
In 2017, Silicon Valley's reputation as a rule-bending-but-ultimately-well-intentioned industry finally attracted some scrutiny.
Garcia spent last year with Baltimore as a Rule 5 pick and went 1-0 in 21 games.
It would work closely with England, but in a partnership of equals rather than as a rule-taker.
As a rule, I try to give myself at least two hours of personal creative space every day.
As a rule, I believe you shouldn't quit a job unless you already have another one lined up.
As a rule, such households are a lot poorer and often less settled than the two-parent kind.
But pardons, as a rule, do not prevent people from prosecution or punishment for violating state criminal laws.
As a rule, that would help those looking to return big serves because it slows those serves down.
As a rule, the average Chinese person's wealth is held in the form of cash and real estate.
This was never put through as a rule of the House, but rather a Republican House Conference rule.
As a rule of thumb, the more overtly political the speaker, the closer they came to outright misogyny.
Many print publications that used to, as a rule, pay $2 a word have gone down to $1.
Maybe she had just been surprised by his call—they didn't speak on the phone, as a rule.
As a rule, those who make religious vows in the Catholic Church do not also make wedding vows.
As a rule of thumb, he also prefers small studios or one- to two-bedroom apartments to lease.
As a rule, designer honeymoons at big houses tend to be lavish affairs, and this was no exception.
As a rule, those who make religious vows in the Catholic Church do not also make wedding vows.
As a rule of thumb, anything you can find on your face needs a little upkeep and attention.
As a rule of thumb, Schmidt explained, El Niño can result in warmer global mean temperatures the subsequent year.
As a rule, Americans feel they have the right to see all the information before they make a judgment.
"As a rule, we support safe bathrooms and welcome guests of all gender identifications," the apology read, in part.
As a rule of thumb, you need three to be certain of having one at sea all the time.
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AS a rule, when soldiers are told to ask questions of a visiting general, they play it pretty safe.
When I speak about the parishes, as a rule it is both the church building and the church community.
But as a rule, try to keep individual clips in a longer sequence no shorter than 28 frames long.
As a rule, friendship is considered an unalloyed good, one of life's happy-happies, like flowers and fresh fruit.
As a rule of thumb, companies lend about 10 percent of what they expect the plaintiff to be awarded.
As a rule, the tree topper should have at least 43 inches of space between it and the ceiling.
As a rule, it's easy to complain about inequality, hard to settle on the type of equality we want.
As a rule, the museum accepts any and all submissions, as long as the objects don't violate anyone's anonymity.
As a rule, the less one's heart rate varies, the more likely one is to suffer a heart attack.
Not too long ago, Republicans and Democrats worked productively together as a rule, rather than as a rare exception.
Although cemeteries, as a rule, have been slow to modernize, some are trying to adjust to shifting consumer preferences.
At some point, Pochettino will tweak something, do something unexpected, and as a rule, Liverpool will struggle to react.
And I think just having that as a rule, an unspoken rule... Well, it's quite the spoken rule, actually.
"People with this type of personality are, as a rule, respectable, ambitious, reliable and well-organised," the statement said.
But as a rule, they have taken a hard line on the party's racist, nativist and anti-Semitic fringe.
"As a rule of thumb, what defines the best seller is best selling," the literary scholar John Sutherland wrote.
We don't, as a rule, think people should be required to do things that violate conscientiously held ethical principles.
Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Do people do the Sunday crossword puzzle before the variety, or vice versa, as a rule?
As a rule, because their neurons are smaller on average, primate brains are much denser than other mammalian brains.
We, as a rule, look at people as individuals and don't judge people by the color of their skin.
There are some species of lizard that really do reproduce asexually as a rule, like the all-female whiptail lizard.
Apple, as a rule, never says what its upcoming products will look like, be like, or even what they're called.
People who buy conservative books buy only conservative books, as a rule, and the same is true on the left.
As a rule of thumb, the more substantial the change you make, the more you signal the need for change.
And as a rule, don't access online banking or other sensitive accounts on a public tablet or open Wi-Fi.
As a rule Rick and Morty is extremely conscientious to remain consistent, even when it comes to really minor details.
AS A RULE of thumb, the more an American president is loved, the more baseball stories there are about him.
As a rule, the less expensive the plan, the higher the out-of-pocket costs for customers, and vice versa.
Gold plans as a rule have higher retail prices than silver plans — but cover more of their customers' health costs.
Certainly. But the personal shortcomings of your child are, as a rule, not appropriate suppertime conversation in a loving family.
That privilege, as a rule, prevents confidential legal discussions between lawyers and their clients being disclosed to a third-party.
People who are defending their right to be women, not men, do not, as a rule, wear pin-striped suits.
"EPA's decision to centralize FOIA intake easily qualifies as a rule of agency organization, procedure, or practice," Abboud said Wednesday.
As a rule, when prosecutors decline such a request, they then seek — and usually obtain — an indictment from grand jurors.
This is mainly because, as a rule, buying a club is a bad idea if you plan on making money.
As a rule of thumb, he tries to make his investment back within 10 to 12 months of his purchase.
The medical examiner's office said the office, as a rule, doesn't respond to ongoing litigation in which it is involved.
So we would probably not, as a rule, expect running to activate parts of the brain that control advanced cognition.
"As a rule, there's a bit more freedom and a higher spending cap in the pre-writ period," he said.
As a rule, stories set up conflicts that must be resolved, so when stories set up questions, we expect answers.
AS A rule, it is not ideal for a presidential administration to remind onlookers of a feuding, villain-haunted Shakespearean tragedy.
Well, let's wait till the election's over because we never talk about elections that live, generally, as a rule of thumb.
The photos and videos drivers post to this group of 380,000-plus show that, as a rule, animals adore UPS employees.
Because CDC wants people protected if flu breaks out early, "October as a rule of thumb is not unreasonable," she said.
"As a rule I don't go off the record with high-ranking officials, particularly the president," Baquet said in an email.
Men, as a rule, were weak and needed aggressive reminders to stay on the straight and narrow; politicians were simply men.
AS A rule, when Gulliver first arrives at a hotel, he would prefer not to have to deal with another human.
But as a rule, I don't sign up for anything unless I see visual proof that it works on brown skin.
As a rule of thumb, try to source videos that are slightly larger than the final GIF you're making will be.
This sounds pretty straightforward, but as a rule of a thumb, a handshake with a person of any gender will do.
And I don't know any Bernie supporters — as a rule, very intelligent and historically aware people — who could even with this.
In other words, the more insurers charge customers for premiums, as a rule, the more the government pays out in subsidies.
As a rule of thumb, if you're going to buy a person a drink, have them accompany you to the bar.
Final approval, especially for broad-based policies, should not, as a rule, entail a lot of questioning of assumptions or rewriting.
"As a rule of thumb, if one has to continuously apply heat then it's not actually smoking but vaping," he says.
The larger the audience, the more commercial the project, the more responsibility comes with the territory as a rule of thumb.
There are parts of Beirut that are clearly unsafe; but tourists don't, as a rule, hang out in Hezbollah-controlled territory.
For example, as a rule, I generally try to avoid putting my laptop in the same bag I'm carrying food in.
As a rule, senior officers, tasked with the mass relocation of men, have neither the time nor the inclination to weep.
As a rule, they say that three inches thick is safe to go on, two inches if it is bitterly cold.
Throughout history, women haven't been in a position to come forward with their stories and be taken seriously as a rule.
" As a rule of thumb, if he doesn't get the answer he's looking for, his maxim is "Hang up; call back.
As a rule, I'm not keen on complete Beethoven cycles, precisely because these scores remain such fixtures of our musical lives.
News Items assembly begins at around 2:30 am weekday mornings, so I don't watch prime time television, as a rule.
As a rule, the populists who elected Trump lack bloodthirstiness, a trait more ascribable to Trump's opponents than to Trump's supporters.
As a rule of thumb, I tried to fund state government with a balanced mix of income, property and sales taxes.
As a rule, an anesthesiologist could not, for example, separately bill for anesthesia and checking your oxygen level during your surgery.
As a rule, De Beers and Forevermark promise to dedicate six acres for every acre they use in the mining process.
"As a rule of thumb, you could see an appreciable difference in six months," said Ted Rossman, industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
As a rule, as economic conditions improve and voters begin to feel more secure, they become more generous and more liberal.
You don't, as a rule, permanently go from a $212008-an-hour manufacturing job to a $21500-an-hour McDonald's job.
As a rule, we can't let someone who didn't play the Doctor for an actual TV season outrank those who did.
Again, rural and Rust Belt states are, as a rule, more exposed to automation risk, for much the same reasons described above.
As a rule, the Academy keeps the list of prize nominees confidential for 50 years before releasing the information to the public.
Because DREAMers came to the US as children, Harris would create a policy that deems them not at "fault" as a rule.
RHP Luis Perdomo, who made the team as a Rule 5 Draft player, had a rough outing in his major-league debut.
Without this "adverseness", a case becomes non-justiciable: the court does not, as a rule, issue advisory opinions on merely theoretical disputes.
As a rule of thumb, the more Irish a multi-generation Irish-American politician sounds, the more scepticism he or she warrants.
But as a rule of thumb, the emissions emanating from a burning shrub are less caustic than those of a burning Subaru.
Namely, many stan (meaning fan accounts and their followers) and queer online communities have adopted "no autocaps" as a rule of engagement.
As a rule of thumb, you should always do your own research to make the experience less overwhelming and avoid costly mistakes.
Not really — as a rule, unless you have a huge security workforce, the security role in a company is as a generalist.
And yet the fact is that women are overlooked as a rule, and early recognition for them has historically been the exception.
"As a rule of thumb, you could see an appreciable difference in six months," said Ted Rossman, an industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
Good actors must be empathetic people, he said, and the best ones, as a rule, do not judge the characters they play.
As a rule, I managed to save 10 percent of my income, pretax, every month and over time it just built up.
As a rule, doctors are trained in "pathogenesis," the origin of disease, rather than "salutogenesis," the creation of health, Dr. Eisenberg said.
As a rule, we should be striving for wording that is descriptive and not euphemistic, while above all being accurate and fair.
As a rule, we think it's morally acceptable, and sometimes desirable, for buildings, restaurants and other public establishments to exclude animal companions.
As a rule of thumb, with anything FIFA does, it is wise to locate the self-interest and work backward from there.
Yet, as a rule, firms should be allowed to offer a range of products, and consumers should have the freedom to choose.
As a rule, foreign leaders don't attend the inauguration of American presidents, but Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, will be there in spirit.
Some of Uber's competitors dismiss the self-driving trials as publicity a stunt designed to bolster the company's reputation as a rule-breaker.
But as a rule, a lawyer who sits on the board should not represent buyers or sellers in the building or solicit business.
As a rule of thumb, in rich countries household budgets come under strain once housing accounts for more than a third of income.
Teachers of classes as early as kindergarten factor good behavior into grades — and girls, as a rule, comport themselves far better than boys.
Medicaid, as a rule, does not require premium payments from enrollees, and typically has no or fairly low cost-sharing requirements on enrollees.
As a rule, bureaucrats probably shouldn't make potentially history altering pronouncements as salvos in their turf wars or to insulate themselves from criticism.
As a rule of thumb, spend more than 50 percent of your time creating and leave the rest of the time for consuming.
Yes, the faces are, as a rule, blurred, and you'll usually only find someone you know if you know exactly where to look.
But, if I'm being honest, I don't think we should need it as a rule because a normal woman wouldn't do that anyway.
AS A rule, women behave better than men, or are less frequently caught out: they make up just 22014% of Britain's prison population.
Yet as a rule we tolerate, indeed often welcome, such florae in Britain's civic life because their tendrils extend deep into its society.
As a rule of thumb, whatever the reduction in Britain's GDP growth, Europe's economy will suffer a drop of about half as much.
On Money As a rule of thumb, texts aimed at a general audience must be written at a 10th-grade level or below.
"There are certain time frames and as a rule the shortest possible period for verification is three months per declaration," she told Reuters.
As a rule, if you are at a large gathering or party after midnight in Vancouver, you are surrounded by mostly the maladjusted.
Doing so was tricky, because conservatives, as a rule, favored a bill that more aggressively moved toward their goal of complete Obamacare repeal.
As a rule, the Oversight and Government Reform Committee is a sleepy place when the same party controls Congress and the White House.
So as a rule of thumb, save a backup copy of your data so that you can export it into a new app.
"As a rule of thumb, ETF investors should avoid the first and last 30 minutes of trading," said Matt Hougan, CEO of Inside ETFs.
I've got one shorter leg…' " She adds, "So as a rule, I'm always like, 'You just basically shoved the compliment back in my face.
For others still, it may be as Emerson suggests — that, as a rule, they just don't believe women, depressing though that prospect may be.
The Obama administration had restricted the use of short-term plans — which as a rule offer less comprehensive coverage of benefits — to three months.
Especially because Intel does not adhere to strict rules with how it names these series—but as a rule the letter denotes two things.
Although, credit where it's due, Create Player 2 has actually been a pleasant surprise for the Braves this year as a Rule 5 pick.
As a rule, don't buy from tabletops or unauthorized mall kiosks or websites (often called "gray market" sellers because it's a gamble on authenticity).
As a rule of thumb, China's success in Western markets typically came about through providing the equivalent product or service at a discounted price.
As a rule, the internet's favorite moves tend to be gleefully wacky, the kind of thing you bust out when you've hit peak party.
Even his dancers — so outstandingly fresh as a rule — reflected this by sometimes looking a bit la-di-da, too determinedly gracious for comfort.
What makes acting an insane pipe dream for Barry specifically is that silent killers do not, as a rule, put their headshots on IMDb.
As a rule of thumb, each $1 decrease in margins costs the company $500 million in annual pretax operating profit, according to its website.
As a rule, movies take the side of the prey, not the predators, and American liberalism survives partly by poking fun at its own.
As a rule, these so-called riders have nothing to do with spending and are aimed primarily at changing policy or undermining basic laws.
Politicians, as a rule, do not trouble themselves overmuch with the opinions of intellectuals, and Trump is unusually untroubled by debates about political philosophy.
As for Mr. Giuliani's crusade against diplomatic parking scofflaws, New Yorkers, as a rule, are easily enraged by anything related to parking their cars.
As a rule, the higher the loss amount of a crime, the longer the prison sentence suggested by a calculation of the federal guidelines.
As a rule, these specialized chips are meant to take care of computing information coming off of sensors for things like depth and distance.
But there's never been a precise accounting, because agencies don't, as a rule, publish the number of requests they receive, or how they respond.
Workers also said that having work "targets," such as a rule that patients must be seen within four hours, could add greatly to job stress.
But the stakes may be highest for Kasich, as a rule approved for the 2012 convention would block him from even being nominated in Cleveland.
Now, as a rule, I'm skeptical of EEG-based studies and products, because EEG is a century-old, noisy, often superficial measure of brain activity.
As a rule of thumb, USDA typically publishes the first condition scores on a crop in the week after national emergence has reached 23-50%.
But at a certain point—economists use 50% of the median wage as a rule of thumb—employers will begin to cut back on hiring.
Defined benefit pension plans don't, as a rule, have any provision which says that the saver will get less if deflation makes money worth more.
" As a rule of thumb, Snider said, remember that your journey "might look different from some of the parents at school or your co-worker's.
Trump has blasted Beijing as a rule-breaker that has stoked a growing trade deficit with the United States and cost countless Americans their jobs.
As a rule, it's not a population that moves around nearly as much as, for instance, younger people who have far less resources on average.
As a rule of thumb, your housing costs should be no more than 30 percent of your income, regardless of whether you're renting or buying.
Kaiser's analysis, which found better deals for many customers in 2018, may seem counterintuitive because Obamacare prices are, as a rule, rising sharply next year.
Those higher premiums will be paid, as a rule, by higher-income customers who do not receive federal tax credits that reduce their premium costs.
As a rule, I don't spend my time fighting people and institutions who don't believe me the first time I tell them something's not working.
The US loan market has treated leveraged lending guidance as a rule since it was updated in 2013 as regulators tried to curb systemic risk.
Kerber kept her off balance as a rule and countered her flat power effectively when Sharapova was able to deliver groundstrokes from more solid platforms.
The government, as a rule, discourages specialization: Military officers and diplomats are constantly transferred from one post to another, from one region to the next.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that more nonfiction writers should actually get it — though I'm definitely against excluding them as a rule.
"As is common practice for many Russian organizations, Concord does not as a rule keep electronic copies of business documents," Prigozhin said in the affidavit.
As a rule, detectives in the Bronx rarely charge someone on video evidence alone, because a defense lawyer can easily cast doubt on the identification.
As a rule, we choose colloquially correct over grammatically correct because we prioritize keeping the diarist's voice as close to their actual voice as possible.
As a rule, the directors are well paid and feel valued by entertainment companies, and the actors' union can be a bag of infighting cats.
As a rule, car companies are okay with tough standards if they are uniformly applied, have long lead-times, and are not fraught with uncertainty.
Perdomo, 23, who made the Padres in 2016 as a Rule 5 draft pick, had been sidelined since April 8 with posterior right shoulder inflammation.
Diet: I think, therefore I am ... what I eat As a rule of thumb, whatever is good for your body is good for your brain.
As a rule, it is remarkably hard in America to build any kind of governing or intellectually hegemonic coalition by treating other Americans as enemies.
Emotionally awkward and primed for skepticism, the British are generally uncomfortable around the subject and, as a rule, don't subscribe to the happy ever after.
Post-apocalyptic stories, as a rule, are less about the end of the world and more about what it really is to be a human.
As a rule, they featured serious men in suits — and they were always men — reading dry, official announcements, then answering questions using the same officious language.
BLM did not respond to a request for comment from The Hill but told Bloomberg the proposal has not yet been formally proposed as a rule.
As a rule, unauthorized immigrants in the US are subject to deportation — exceptions like the one carved out for pre-1995 Vietnamese arrivals are extremely rare.
In demanding, competitive industries like tech and finance, professionals work in excess of 28.8 hours a week as a rule, and are available constantly by smartphone.
Name Withheld As a rule — this is a matter more of etiquette than of ethics — it's discourteous to refuse to continue a conversation you have started.
"As a rule, transactions over $40 to $50 million are not advertised but are realized among a narrow circle of people and their representatives," Nikitskiy said.
It should also be pointed out that, as a rule, Diamond gets more respect from his fellow musicians than he does from nearly any other demographic.
As a rule, the Census Bureau conducts a number of surveys, including a longform questionnaire that has asked some households about citizenship, status among other things.
As a rule, justices don't like to retire in an election year, always trying to keep the court at an arm's length from the political process.
Investors have said they received financial statements showing they were, as a rule, making money with his funds after putting in hundreds of thousands of dollars.
As a rule, when people speak as if the sets and costumes of a dance were its most important features, I think their values are misplaced.
As a rule of thumb, the buyer should anticipate paying an additional 10 to 14 percent of the sale price in taxes and expenses, he said.
My eldest daughter also had some suggestions: "As a rule, plainer is more sophisticated; people often wear sparkly dresses, but they can look tacky," she said.
They fear that, under equivalence, Britain will end up as a rule-taker - having, like Norway, to mirror EU regulation without having a say on them.
Almost as a rule, a grand jury would take such an action at the request of a prosecutor who has been presenting evidence to the member jurors.
And as a rule of thumb we should assume the opposition is acting in good faith, that the other side is not concealing some awful ulterior motive.
But this particular case is unusual because the victims included members of Congress and staffers from the Republican Party — which, as a rule, ardently opposes gun control.
As a rule of thumb, economists reckon that a family with one child needs 30% more income than a childless couple to maintain the same living standard.
"As a rule, basal cell never metastasizes, unless you put a mutantagenic on it like black salve, and then it will go rogue," Bui told BuzzFeed News.
Earphones with cables that hook over the ear are, almost as a rule, slower and more fiddly to put on and take off than conventionally hanging ones.
As a rule of thumb, he tries to make $150 per door on a rental and shoots for a profit of 15 to 20% on a flip.
One of which is that in America a drone is considered to be an aircraft, and people are not, as a rule, supposed to shoot at aircraft.
As a rule, the lower the fertility rate, the faster the rise in the dependency ratio (the number of pensioners relative to the number of working people).
As a rule, lenders are "very zealous in protecting against suspicious activity," said Brad Rustin, partner at law firm Nelson Mullins, who counsels financial companies on compliance.
I don't buy it, I say this with all due respect to the Clintons, but politicians as a rule like to deflect criticism by blaming the press.
As a rule, social networks are terrible at understanding their human users — no matter the ooey-gooey platitudes about bringing us "closer together" their executives piece together.
"As a rule, my friends are way less concerned about my dignity, so they usually come up with something way more interesting than I would," he said.
South Korea, which is still technically at war with North Korea, is one of the few countries that has mandatory conscription for all men as a rule.
As a rule of thumb, ETFs have lower fees than mutual funds, and you should never pay more than one percent in annual fees on any investment.
As a rule I'm quite happy with my make-up over the years but it really didn't work for me, I don't know why I did that.
And as a rule, the impact of those moves on the big picture—the league's image, heritage, and especially its ability to generate a profit—is negligible.
As a rule, these hikers tend to travel light, cook simply or not at all, and sleep in the lean-tos or other shelters on the trail.
As a rule, guardians accompany models who are between 16 and 18 on set, and agencies such as IMG Models and DNA are dedicated to enforcing this.
As a rule, hearing the truth is important to us because it helps plug us into reality and keeps us attuned to the way things really are.
WHY YOU MIGHT WANT IT If you're seeing a 2-D movie, you should as a rule insist on a white screen, ideally with a matte finish.
Public affairs representatives at the Justice Department did not respond to requests for comment, but the agency as a rule does not make statements about ongoing investigations.
The Government Accountability Office agreed last year that the CFPB guidance was being enforced as a rule and that it could be reversed under the review law.
As a rule of thumb, money experts recommend putting half of your take-home pay toward necessities, which includes things like housing, transportation, food, insurance and childcare.
"We are seeing an increase in the intensity of operational and combat training measures, and all of them, as a rule, are offensive in nature," he said.
The new CEO has traveled the world since replacing Kalanick to deliver a message that Uber has matured from its earlier days as a rule-flouting startup.
They are illuminations, revelations, full of significance and importance, all inarticulate though they remain; and as a rule they carry with them a curious sense of authority.
As a rule, we seldom engage in the sort of political advocacy and discourse that might explain, or even defend, our odd, singular and tenuous status as Americans.
The EU has already promulgated this approach as a "rule of thumb," but the new proposal would formalize it if the European Parliament and member states approve it.
The shorts are, as a rule, two to three sizes too large and almost always include an elastic waistband with a looped, fraying white string hanging crotchily adjacent.
The bank's longest-serving boss, Puey Ungphakorn, believed that the money supply should not, as a rule, grow more than two to three percentage points faster than GDP.
LD: Well, China I think, openly, will make some protest, as a rule however China will not over-react, it will go through the procedures or public protest.
A Boolean function, in turn, can be thought of as a rule for coloring these corners with two different colors (say, red for 0 and blue for 1).
"As a rule, it is easier to deal with experienced professionals," wrote Igor Ivanov, a former foreign minister, in a recent column in Rossiskaya Gazyeta, a government newspaper.
Bronze plans, as a rule, have lower retail prices than silver plans, and have higher out-of-pocket costs when customers use health services or buy prescription drugs.
Israeli official: We don't negotiate with prisoners A spokesman for the Israel Prison Service, Assaf Librati, said the prison service does not, as a rule, negotiate with prisoners.
If the economy turns down or business slows, a contract worker is, as a rule, far more likely to be out of a job than a conventional employee.
And almost as a rule, there can't be any major plot-twists or overly surprising character developments; it must be entirely ordinary, and thus just like the others.
As a rule, if a disease normally leaves even a few survivors who are completely disease-free and immune for life, a vaccine against that disease is possible.
Budget watchdogs say that as a rule, despite the nation being in the midst of its second-longest period of economic expansion, state governments are wise to save.
"As I see it, the case known as Lava Jato represents the end of impunity as a rule in Brazil for this type of crime," Judge Moro said.
Economic Trends The bond market is, as a rule, a more reliable guide to what global investors believe the future will look like than the erratic stock market.
Well, the same could probably be said about human private parts, which also have in common with black holes a central location and, as a rule, concealing material around.
As a rule, I did not seek any subsequent information on the writing or production of these episodes prior to watching them (in some cases, for the first time).
We trust-funders can never and would never defend ourselves publicly, because as a rule we do not like to talk about money and our easy possession of it.
But this could spell the end of Obama measures such as a rule issued on November 15th to control methane leakage from oil and gas operations on federal lands.
Not as a rule — from time to time, I've done what a lot of men do, which is … when you don't treat women the same way you treat men.
But EpiPen, which as a rule makes up about 95 percent of the epinephrine auto-injector prescriptions each month, saw its market share dip in September, according to Athenahealth.
As a rule of thumb, the average debt of $30,000 should be manageable if the student has a bachelor's degree and earns at least that much annually, Baum said.
By contrast, many of the recent federal regulations congressional Republicans dislike, such as a rule requiring financial advisors to act in the best interests of their clients, are sensible.
In general, Trump likes to name things after himself, so as a rule, "if Trump is involved, the thing will be named Trump" has been a pretty good guideline.
As with Pirlo and Nesta, Iwobi's favorite team in FIFA was, as a rule, Barcelona — thanks to Ronaldinho, the Brazilian playmaker with the vivid imagination and the mischievous grin.
I'm no all-seeing Three-Eyed Raven, and I prefer not to prognosticate about plot as a rule; it feels less like writing criticism and more like writing fanfic.
Name Withheld As a rule, a person who has been through a traumatic event is the one to decide if and when and with whom she will discuss it.
They fear that, under equivalence, Britain will end up as a rule-taker - having, like Norway, to cut and paste EU regulations into national law without having a say.
As a rule, reporters want more transparency from any White House, and regular access to the most basic information they've traditionally picked up in the daily White House briefings.
That's why, as a rule of thumb, people should continue creating local copies of their data for their computers and smartphones and store only important files on the cloud.
That might be enough for the ban to be upheld by the federal courts, which are as a rule very deferential to presidential actions on immigration and national security.
"These reptile houses don't have anything in common with so-called small business, because as a rule they are a breeding ground for crime and unsanitary conditions," he said.
I could even have risked an Electric Lover, although that contains glitter, and, as a rule, I try not to be arrested for sparkling in a built-up area.
To do so, he asked the Government Accountability Office to determine whether the CFPB auto-lending guidance qualified as a rule for the purposes of the Congressional Review Act.
Media lawyers argued that Florida's public records law, which as a rule allows the release of most governmental records, would be violated by carving out an exception for Kraft's videos.
Not as a rule, [but] from time to time I've done what a lot of men do, which is … when you don't treat women the same way you treat men.
As a rule of thumb, it should cost you around $50, and you should get the certificate and letter of good standing in your inbox within two weeks of applying.
"As a rule of thumb, the more work that needs to be done on a cellular level, the longer it'll take to see the difference," says cosmetic doctor David Jack.
We go because we have to—not because we like it—but, even with that hatred burning in our hearts, we typically, as a rule, don't destroy the fucking place.
But, as a rule of thumb, if you have to ask an empty bag of tortilla chips if you're too drunk to drive, then you're definitely too drunk to drive.
This distancing wouldn't seem out of place on a newswire but it's unusual on Facebook, where the vernacular tends toward the ecstatic or indignant and is casual as a rule.
As a rule of thumb, onshore wind projects cost about 1 million euros per megawatt, which would give the project a value of close to 300 million euros ($353 million).
You'll start to recognize which audio clip goes with which skill after a few rounds, but as a rule of thumb, the louder the shout, the more dangerous the ability.
"As a rule, small sums are involved in these cases, and it is easier to recover them by physical force," said Danila S. Mikhalishchev, a debt collector turned consumer advocate.
The club has spent money, and it has spent money, as a rule, rather well, testament to a recruitment strategy that counts as among the most intelligent in the sport.
The institutions of environmental power—elected officials, government bureaucracies, nonprofits, laws, and the like—were, almost as a rule, created by white men and often remain dominated by white people.
But by the mid-1990s, with prize money and crowds increasing at the Australian Open's new venue at Melbourne Park, the stars had begun making the trek as a rule.
As a rule, it's better to watch a single troupe demonstrate the diversity required to dance all three, and companies now do so from St. Petersburg in Russia to Seattle.
As a rule of thumb, for every $2450 million of investments in your nest egg, you can expect to withdraw an estimated $22020,000 per year, before taxes, for 30 years.
As a rule, setting the interests of poor children against those of poor women leads to reforms that fail, which leads, a few years later, to another dead-baby story.
As a rule, biologists who study ants in the lab must constantly replenish their stocks from the wild, which would preclude the precise genetic research Dr. Kronauer had in mind.
As a rule of thumb, a $10.25-per-barrel increase in the price of crude oil translates into a roughly 25-cent-per-gallon increase in the price of gasoline.
As a rule of thumb, it takes 3-4 months for a change in benchmark oil prices to filter through to U.S. drilling rates and 9-12 months to affect production.
As a rule, she tends to regard the American political arena as an environment uniquely unwelcoming to Muslims, which only further exacerbates the challenges faced by those who identify as LGBTQ.
As a rule of thumb, says Carlos Romano, the head of Nestlé's pet-food operations in Latin America, the animal instinct kicks in when household incomes exceed about $22013,2403 a year.
And as a rule of thumb, American corporations love to call for regulations when they know there's an army of lobbyists actively drawing up just the right, loop-hole filled, plan.
"As a rule of thumb, every 2021% drop in economic growth poses about 0.5% slippage to the budget deficit," Nomura's Chief European Economist George Buckley told CNBC's "Street Signs" this week.
As a rule, pegging a release date to a season rather than a month makes me nervous (what's "fall" anyway?), but perhaps they're more in touch with nature than I am.
Partisanship is very, very strong in this country and, as a rule, Americans engage care a lot about the economy when they think about who they vote for president, for instance.
Catlin noted that 281 in 2100 Americans live in a rural county, which as a rule have higher rates of smoking, obesity, child poverty and teen births than large urban counties.
For Brexiteers have a legitimate concern that transition could turn into a long-term prison which in effect keeps Britain in the club as a rule-taker, not a rule-maker.
The agency will finalize rules this year to cut carbon pollution from heavy-duty vehicles, she wrote, as well as a rule to limit methane leaks from oil and gas operations.
That undermining consists of efforts to prevent those with outstanding fines and court costs — a population that, as you point out, is "not, as a rule, flush with cash" — from voting.
As a rule, anything associated with girls or women — from the color pink to domestic labor — is by definition assigned a lower cultural value than things associated with boys or men.
"As a rule of thumb, for every centimeter rise in global sea level, another 6 million people are exposed to coastal flooding around the planet," Shepherd said in a press release.
The Swiss, as a rule rail fanatics, are throwing a party to mark the event that will draw the leaders of all its neighboring countries in a show of European solidarity.
As a rule, the World Health Organisation says, taxes should be at least 75% of the retail price of the most popular brand of cigarettes and rise with inflation and income growth.
Stefani, as a rule, doesn't do choreography — leaving it, in this case, to her dozen backup dancers — which frees her to act as a sort of hype man for her own performance.
As a rule, sanctions generally make those nations or groups that invoke them feel far better than any pain that might be inflicted on their target, which often takes years to bite.
As a rule of thumb, think of startups in the process of finding product-market fit and/or a scalable business model, and are maybe even in the early stages of growth.
As a rule, people often put off something they don't like to do even if they know it's important, says Oreopoulos, who specializes in applying behavioral economics to education and child development.
He was a Rule 5 choice of Detroit's during the winter, his second time as a Rule 5 selection, and elected to remain in the Tigers' organization even though they cut him.
As a rule, Hamas and the organizing committee have strained to distance themselves from efforts to breach the fence, in order to avoid giving Israel a pretext to attack the tent encampments.
As a rule, female promiscuity promotes sperm competition among males, and because the Y chromosome oversees sperm production, Dr. Makova said, the chimpanzee Y is likely evolving at hyperspeed to keep up.
Second, let's look at 4D: "As a rule," given only three letters (and knowing the last one is G). This was actually one of the few theme entries that gave me confidence.
I don&apost think people know that we have an FBI that as a rule of standard operation spying on political campaign -- KURTZ: And I very much want -- ELROD: Covered much more -- investigation.
"As a rule of thumb, moons are expected to be much smaller than their host planets (exceptions are Earth and Pluto for example) and thus too small to hold atmospheres," Méndez told Gizmodo.
While some administration officials (cough, Steve Bannon) believe it's smart politics, as a rule, for Trump to stick it to Big Business, others are nervous about what the insurers might do to retaliate.
As a rule, however, El Niño and La Niña effects tend to be weakest during the first quarter of the year, strengthening in the second and third quarters, and peaking in the fourth.
In-place resources are used to quantify the total oil and gas in a reservoir, but as a rule not all of the original oil in place can be produced technically or profitably.
But as a rule, many existing ticketing and knowledge management systems "are clunky, slow and hard to understand," as Greylock investor Jerry Chen put it in a blog post on the funding news.
Despite their multitude of backgrounds and make up – lawyers, educators, scientists, Muslims, Christians – black women successfully running for office come as a rule overqualified and prepared for service for the positions they seek.
Gagosian, as a rule, does not divulge prices to the media, but the Magnus app tells us that Mr. Bradley's eight-foot-wide geometric abstract "Canton Rose" sold at the show for $850,000.
The U.S. and Russia have no formal extradition treaty and, as a rule of thumb, nations do not generally extradite citizens unless the alleged deeds are acknowledged as a crime in both jurisdictions.
The retail industry, as a rule, always works months ahead of the actual calendar, which is why you can walk into most clothing stores today and be met with racks of cozy sweaters.
Name Withheld As a rule, loans to lovers are a bad idea: they link people through affection and through the market at the same time, in ways that are hard to manage emotionally.
As a rule of thumb, without definitive data, a global recession is widely considered to be a period of growth in world gross domestic product less than 2 percent at an annual rate.
As a rule, he tries to get as high as he can—one of his favorite tricks is talking local work crews into letting him shoot from the cockpit of a construction crane.
As a rule, we do not discuss business development initiatives until they are finalized, however we have a responsibility to our shareholders to give proper consideration to all relevant opportunities that are presented.
The GOP plan keeps some aspects of former President Obama's signature healthcare law, such as a rule that insurance providers cannot deny coverage based on preexisting conditions and a prohibition on capping benefits.
People who get to the level of Ryan and Haley do not, as a rule, hang up their spurs for years on end when there's a next obvious step for them to take.
In the meantime, the Jubilee administration that proclaims itself as a "rule of law government" refused to reopen the country's three biggest independent news channels despite a court order suspending the switch-off.
But the pressure to conform is becoming less distinctive as a rule, which makes us more indifferent to our fate as individuals in some ways and more anxious about it in other ways.
As a rule, you should try to keep your utilization rate, which represents your balances relative to your overall credit limit, below 30 percent, but if you can get it lower that's even better.
The outcome is extraordinarily rare; one of Oz's attorneys, Joseph Friedberg, said in more than 20123 years of practicing law, this was just his second acquittal by what's known as a "Rule 29" motion.
The outcome is extraordinarily rare; one of Oz's attorneys, Joseph Friedberg, said in more than 40 years of practicing law, this was just his second acquittal by what's known as a "Rule 29" motion.
There are signs that some younger people might be trying to modernize their dress, but as a rule, as an adult, there doesn't seem to be much desire to stand out from the crowd.
Some administrative hurdles, such as a rule requiring that Chinese companies investing over $300 million overseas seek approval from the state planner, would be reduced or removed under the new rules, the post said.
Hospitals in non-expansion states as a rule have higher levels of "bad debt," which is the cost of treating people who can't pay all or much of their bills because they lack insurance.
As a rule, she's surest in roles by other choreographers; Balanchine's classicism makes her look sentimental, as if she's telling us how much she loves this choreography rather than showing us why it's lovely.
As a rule, I'm turned off by the gimmicky, ultra-rigid plans and programs that prey on people looking for a quick fix — think pills, shakes, frozen meal plans, point systems, and "detox" teas.
Good critics avoid hyperbole as a rule, and declaring a single film to be the greatest ever made makes a professional sound like an undergrad who just saw Citizen Kane for the first time.
This can feel a bit like cheating, since, as a rule, we like our child heroes to solve their problems by themselves, and Alex uses adults to do things a child can't (like driving).
But as a rule, the clearest skies in the mountains comes early in the morning, and the hiking trails will be in the best shape during the winter dry season from May to November.
As a rule, where allies like the United States and Israel share so many vital interests, the partners have no alternative but to absorb the damage from the leak and continue to share intelligence.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Being a poet in America is like being a submarine: you might be seen when you pop up, and, as a rule, people don't go looking for you.
In this new documentary from the film group Field of Vision, the leader of a session on content moderation asks a simple question: when you open Facebook, you don't, as a rule, see pornography. Why?
It has a warmth, low stakes, and casual pacing that make it feel like a film from an older era, when special effects were harder to do and budgets where much lower as a rule.
Liu Zihong, founder of Royole, an independent startup valued at $5bn that makes flexible displays, says that, as a rule, "if you band with one giant you lose the chance to work with the other".
In a big city, filled with competitive office-cleaning companies and a seemingly endless supply of desperate workers, this means that office cleaners as a rule will never make much more than the minimum wage.
" All this in mind, it seems like Swift's most telling action might have come in 2012, when she told Time that she doesn't talk about politics as a rule, because "it might influence other people.
China's success in persuading states in the region to recognize and follow its leadership depends on China's reputation as a rule follower, not a rule breaker, as a source of economic opportunity, not security threats.
At Toomey's request, the Government Accountability Office reviewed the CFPB's guidance and concluded in October 2017 that it actually qualified as a rule, making it eligible to be rolled back by majority vote in Congress.
As a rule of thumb: When you're talking to your team and want to keep it simple, talk Gross and Net Sales Efficiency; when you want to do benchmarking against other companies, use Magic Number.
As a rule he refuses permission to be photographed, but early in his set his stage image was enlarged on video screens, the only way for much of the Desert Trip audience to see him.
For Mr. Allen — a niche-mainstream filmmaker who makes modestly budgeted movies that don't lose money as a rule, but are not blockbusters — the Amazon series can be seen as a form of brand extension.
The government should focus on strategies that have large persistent impacts on prices, because these impose the largest economic harm: as a rule of thumb, the harm increases with the square of a price distortion.
In another concession to the ratings reality, Miles wanted to wrap up the series schedule by Labor Day, when he said viewership of IndyCar races, as a rule, drops 30 percent, largely because of football.
"As a rule, we do not discuss business development initiatives until they are finalized, however we have a responsibility to our shareholders to give proper consideration to all relevant opportunities that are presented," MacGregor said.
But as a rule the process is long and painstaking: things don't work the way I'd like or I may even abandon the image and come back to it months later (or drop it completely).
"The permanent government, as a rule, doesn't do much leaking," Stephen Hess, who served on White House staff during the Eisenhower and Nixon presidencies and as an adviser to Presidents Ford and Carter, tells me.
"   Asked if he had ever been attracted to a man, Hall said he felt that was towards John Cameron Mitchell when he saw the director and actor in Hedwig, but "as a rule I am heterosexual.
Each lender will have a different ratio requirement, but as a rule of thumb, smaller community banks (which are often friendlier to small businesses than larger banks) look for a ratio of 1.15:1 or higher.
If I know I have a long flight ahead of me, I'll tap to download a full album, but as a rule I don't like to have a huge volume of music saved to my phone.
Kraft told the AP that staff members try to console crying children with books and toys but as a rule, they are not allowed to pick up, hold them or attempt to calm them with hugs.
As a rule, ventured Shane Price, a shipping manager in Janesville, Democrats put their own interests over those of the country, while a big majority of Republicans are "red, white and blue", and put America first.
Trump campaigned as a rule-breaker, a right-wing populist who would rebuild America while at the same time kicking out undocumented immigrants and making it harder for foreigners and refugees to legally enter the country.
Mr. Trump's flexibility with fact has become such an established feature of his presidency that polls show most Americans, including even many of his own supporters, do not, as a rule, take him at his word.
While new developments, as a rule, try to fill their units with luxury finishes, those priced at the lower end often find an edge by offering smaller apartments in areas where new developments are otherwise scarce.
He might have lived entirely sufficient to himself if he hadn't once, on an improbable occasion—he didn't, as a rule, attend evening receptions at work—encountered Angela, with her startled look and faintly panicky laugh.
She also said she was told that MSMB Capital invested in a "mix" of equities, and did not as a rule hold more than 258 percent of its assets under management in a single equity position.
A D.C.-based appeals court cited the 2012 law in its ruling striking down the FAA drone registry, arguing that recreational drones count as model aircraft and that the registry counts as a rule or regulation.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is extending the public comment period for a controversial science "transparency" rule that environmentalists have criticized as a rule that would limit facts from being involved in the agency's rulemaking process.
As a rule of thumb, if your point of view is too complex to turn into a hashtag that the average person can immediately understand, it's probably not suited to a social media-driven engagement campaign.
But Israelis who live near Gaza or in the Golan Heights need to know the instant that the military detects incoming rockets; as a rule, civilians have about 15 seconds to get to a bomb shelter.
In other words, if you define amnesty broadly, as a rule or discretionary decision that exempts certain people from the legal consequences of their wrongdoing, then the American legal system is amnesties all the way down.
In any case, it was American, and given she had chosen a Prada dress for the reopening of the Washington Monument this past week, and tends toward European designers as a rule, that's no small thing.
As a rule, however, you should be willing to let your team members follow their own plan if you are confident it can get the job done, even if you would tweak it slightly, Willink said.
As a rule of thumb, a player on a team up by two goals near the end of a knockout game should make every effort not to kick the ball into the head of a prone opponent.
Biopharmaceutical firms submit trial data evidence to the FDA—but not to researchers or the general public as a rule, in much the same way that most makers of air quality detection gadgets don't share their data.
I try not to quote directly from press releases as a rule, but sometimes a line like, "NutriBullet has taken the art of smoothie making to the next level" jumps out and you can't really avoid it.
Those who think that climate change is a hoax, or who oppose regulation as a rule, have a major problem with the social cost of carbon, because it indicates that limits on emissions can deliver significant benefits.
Interior's effort first surfaced as an order in October 2628, but the agency is now attempting to cement it as a rule, forwarding a proposal in mid-February to the White House Office of Management and Budget.
Interior's effort first surfaced as an order in October 2018, but the agency is now attempting to cement it as a rule, forwarding a proposal in mid-February to the White House Office of Management and Budget.
That might not sound like much, but as a rule of thumb reefs bleach when the temperature of the surrounding waters rises 1ºC above the historical norm for four or more weeks, turning colourful corals into ghostly forests.
Facebook doesn't ban fictional characters with hateful content as a rule, but interestingly Pepe the Frog is well enough established as a hate speech symbol that Facebook has a very particular policy devoted only to the cartoon frog.
Pat Toomey (R-PA) last year asked the Government Accountability Office whether the CFPB's auto lending guidance might qualify as a rule for the purposes of the Congressional Review Act and, if so, be possible to roll back.
That year, the government imposed stricter regulations, such as a rule in some places requiring drivers to have a permit to work and live in the city where they drive, which excludes the large pool of migrant workers.
As a rule of thumb, Trump has a harder and harder time getting away with the "nothing to see here" move as evidence becomes more unassailable, and the insult to the press' intelligence becomes too great to bear.
A long-time U.S. trade guru joked last week that as a rule of thumb, he favors trying to manage only one trade war at a time, not multiple trade conflicts at once as the U.S. is attempting.
Yeates said consumers are hesitant about new companies as a rule, so the more data that insurance companies can offer to offset that uncertainty and model the future will lead to more acceptance of the new insurance model.
And while coronavirus is more likely to kill the elderly, so is the flu, meaning that 16-year-olds, like the one who died while in an American border camp, do not, as a rule, die from flu.
As a rule, it's never a good look when wealthy men tell less well-off people to "take responsibility for their own" problems, as Mr. Kalanick said to the driver (he used a more colorful word than "problems").
"People don't have the money to buy a normal product in the store, so they search for something cheaper, and cheaper as a rule is surrogate alcohol," said Alexander Nikishin, director of the National Museum of Russian Vodka.
It was weird and beautiful and exhilarating, which is strange because, as a rule, those aren't adjectives the world has always associated with Joe Johnson For most of Joe's career, his excellence has been something of a weird joke.
Finance minister Philip Hammond favours an approach that would keep Britain close to the European Union after Britain leaves the bloc, but the central bank does not want to be left as a "rule-taker", according to the report.
As a rule, the fish at Wokuni is exceptionally good and almost bizarrely fresh, shipped daily from the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo or from a fish farm in Nagasaki owned by the restaurant's parent company, Tokyo Ichiban Foods.
The tale is set largely in a suburb on the Hudson, and nothing is duller or more stifling, as a rule, than people who wish to make it perfectly plain how stifled they feel by their dull suburban existence.
The conversations, as a rule, are supercharged by lots of coffee and, often, lubricated by glasses of wine, beer or Floc (an Armagnac-spiked aperitif) purchased at the buvette, or drinks counter — a fixture of any respectable Gascon market.
In the early summer, just as a rule to put new limits on beryllium, an industrial mineral linked to lung disease, went into effect, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed a rule to revoke some of its provisions.
As a rule, "empowerment" appears to be the consolation prize for those of us who will never have any actual power, and you can safely assume that no one in any position of genuine authority will be joining in.
Draghi dismissed concerns about the ECB's depleted policy arsenal, particularly the effectiveness of further bond purchases, saying self-imposed limits such as a rule that prevents the ECB buying more than one-third of a particular country's debt, could be adjusted.
That's why I was able to pay my loans and not accrue credit card debt, because I was living in a community of people that shared expenses and food with each other as a rule for living in the house.
As a rule of thumb, Wilson says to opt for a cream or liquid concealer the same shade as your foundation — you can even choose one with salicylic acid or other zit-busting ingredients — and start by picking up your brush.
Debt becomes a much better fit when you have a high degree of visibility into your revenue forecasts, have proven product-market fit and have achieved scale (as a rule of thumb, generally more than $5 million in annual recurring revenue).
GINA, opponents of the new bill say, as a rule bars employers from insisting on genetic testing of their workers, except if that testing is offered as part of a wellness program and is voluntary on the part of the worker.
Bronze plans, which have the lowest monthly premiums as a rule, cover 60 percent of customers' health costs, while pricier gold plans cover 80 percent of customers' health costs, and the most expensive platinum plans cover 90 percent of such costs.
In fact, other than a brazen bank robbery in 1997, the use of actual NFA firearms during criminal acts is relatively rare (mass shootings are almost as a rule perpetrated with semiautomatic weapons that are cheaper and easier to get).
New York summers are soupy messes more or less as a rule, but I've experienced few single nights as cacophonous and sweaty as the one when I saw the Godflesh founder play a solo set in this warehouse loft in Brooklyn.
However, senior NYU Langone officials told CNBC on Sunday evening that social workers, like doctors and nurses and other medical workers, are "essential" staffers, unlike some other employees who are being allowed, as a rule, to work remotely during the outbreak.
As Boca Juniors' bus approached Estadio Monumental a couple of hours before kickoff, it turned down Avenida Monroe, a well-known gathering spot for River fans before games and not, as a rule, the route a visiting team would take.
Ms. Tolentino concedes that taking steps to avoid situations that imperil your marriage is wise, but argues that avoiding "all women as a group and as a rule because of the abstract possibility of sexual temptation" debases an entire gender.
When fashion enters the hallowed halls of an art institution, as a rule, it begins to fall victim to museumitis: the need to justify its presence in the temple of high culture by focusing almost entirely on its craft or conception.
While Jewish law does not oppose competition as a rule, "there were exceptional circumstances unique to this case, including the similarities in appearance and concept" in pizza offerings, said Rabbi Reuven Alt, the senior member of the Borough Park panel.
No amount of polling by Hillary Clinton a year ago could have definitively predicted that Trump would do as well as he has for as long as he has None of these questions are, as a rule, easy to answer.
Obviously I know about big games that have been in development for years now—looking at you, Star Citizen—but as a rule, I don't really spend the time following weekly updates, tiny feature trailers, or dev posts on twitter.
The amount of health benefits that are covered by the plan decreases as the "metals" go down in value — with bronze plans as a rule having the lowest premiums but larger out-of-pocket costs imposed on workers when they obtain medical care.
At an hour and fifty minutes, the movie is much too long, and constantly threatens to run out of gas; as a rule, and with all due respect to "The Blues Brothers" (1980), the madcap approach is not made for the long haul.
As a rule, the ADB and World Bank will approve an undertaking only if they expect its broad benefits (the economic gains from reduced travel times, fewer accidents, etc) to exceed its costs by a large margin, leaving ample room for error.
So, yeah, as a rule, it's probably not a great idea for you or your business to turn away cops as a matter of practice, even if you don't like them—and even if your chance of suffering legal blowback is small.
According to Garrett, everyone's hair bleaches differently (as a rule, virgin hair is easier to bleach whereas previously-dyed hair can be more difficult), so expect to spend a good chunk of your day (or even a couple of days) in the salon.
LIMITS Draghi dismissed concerns about the ECB's depleted policy arsenal, particularly the effectiveness of further bond purchases, saying self-imposed limits such as a rule that prevents the ECB buying more than one-third of a particular country's debt, could be adjusted.
Britain will be able to negotiate new trade deals with other countries, but cannot put them into effect during the transition period, unless authorized by the EU, which as a rule negotiates all trade deals on behalf of all of its members.
However, as a rule of thumb (and a very rough estimate), he thinks that anyone taking a gram or more of CBD in a day should be prepared for an interaction of some kind, although interactions could occur at lower doses as well.
Democrats will argue that those provisions, such as a rule allowing states to seek a waiver for a regulation that requires insurers to offer certain minimum benefits, do not have a straightforward connection to spending, taxes or the deficit — something required under reconciliation.
Chilled and stale as the old night itself, she stood up and folded the quilt, wishing that she were hungry, but she was not, wishing that she were the kind of person who took baths, but, as a rule, she did not bathe.
I'm certainly not delighted by the idea of Google continuing to eat the world, and dehumanization sucks as a rule, but Duplex is what we get when Silicon Valley is fixated on AI as a solution to all of its social ills.
Rarely, in recent years, has this been the most meaningful game in the league: Liverpool, as a rule, has been little more than an afterthought to the title race, the club's aspirations not nearly as lofty as those of its old foe.
Melissa Aldridge, one of the authors of the study, said that is worrisome, because hospice as a rule is designed to make patients comfortable as they head toward death, not temporarily prevent it from happening, as care in a hospital may do.
"As a rule they were not worried or uneasy about the situation, and as long as production was maintained they had no thoughts of intervening in the management or personnel policy of their subsidiaries," said a 2001 report by a Swiss historian.
As a rule, GPUs from the likes of Nvidia, which are widely used today for various types of AI workloads, are capable of doing many things but aren't designed with just a few narrow computing jobs in mind, hence the custom chip development.
With Medicare, as a rule, you will not be contacted over the phone — all communication is sent through the mail — so it is never OK to give out any personal data to a caller, particularly your Social Security number or banking information.
For example, Congress voted to pass legislation, which Trump signed, blocking a requirement that federal contractors disclose differences in pay based on gender as well as a rule that employers must keep records of incidents that led to worker injuries or deaths.
I assume it would work even if you were someone who doesn't care about Allen Iverson, but as I am not that person and don't associate with people that don't care about Iverson as a rule I can only say that it works for me.
McLay, Aliche, and Savage all think there are benefits to The Financial Gym being seen as a "safe space" for Black people seeking financial advisory services and getting those services from Black women, but they are all aware doing so as a rule feels segregational.
As a rule, if you want smart investing advice, don't turn on your TV. In fact, you'd be better off putting money in a boring index fund and hiking the Appalachian trail for a few months than following Jim Cramer's Mad Money stock tips.
"They understand that this password is stronger than that password, as a rule, but they don't know how strong is strong enough," Lujo Bauer, a professor in Carnegie Mellon's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and one of the authors of the study, told Motherboard.
None of the size queens I spoke to would ever walk out on an average-sized lay—they all emphasized that it's the quality of sex that matters and therefore, as a rule, they wouldn't usually go on a second date with a smaller guy.
"According to a few seminal behavioral economics experiments, people don't like losing something twice as much as they like gaining the same thing, as a rule of thumb," said Marc Mitchell of the University of Toronto, who was not part of the new study.
As a rule, a public anesthetized by gun abuse tends to pay attention to the ubiquity of guns in this country when massacres seize the headlines, like the San Bernardino terrorist attack that left 14 dead, or the shooting of 20 schoolchildren in Connecticut.
A spokesman for BMW, which sources some steel in the UK and produces 9 percent of total volumes here, said "as a rule we always make sure we have more than one supplier to prevent us from becoming too dependent on any single company".
First, as a rule, rather than a law, there's no guarantee it would not be undone by the next presidential administration just as easily as the Trump administration is proposing this new rule to reverse the effects of the rule imposed by the Obama administration.
In interviews over the past week, pastors said they did not want to alienate members of their congregation who still support Mr. Moore, and that as a rule, they never endorse or oppose political candidates so that anyone can feel welcome in their churches.
Since an iPhone hacking technique was estimated at the time to cost $1 million or more—as much as $2 million today, according to some published prices—attacks against dissidents like Mansour were thought to be expensive, stealthy, and highly focused as a rule.
Snowden's defenders view these charges as wrongheaded; his critics suggest that he ought to face trial, even though, since the material he stole was classified, any proceeding would be closed to the public, a condition that, as a rule, makes a fair trial awfully unlikely.
After all, though the shorts protesters were not suggesting that they wanted to wear skirts as a rule, the ease with which they adopted the garment, and the geniality of the reaction to their sartorial statement, certainly suggested a breaking down of traditional dress prejudice.
As a rule, there will be a small number of people willing to pay a lot of money (billionaires who really love apples), a large number of people willing to pay a little money (poor people who prefer pears), and some other numbers in between.
I could sense how my mother, who sniffed at reality TV as a rule, found herself annoyed by Ms. Manigault yet also had a begrudging soft spot for her — something I can't decouple from her own effort to overcome workplace bias against women of color.
Part of the problem, officials said, is that as a rule, the government is more inclined to invest money in building new projects, celebrated with elaborate ribbon-cutting ceremonies overseen by elected officials, than in the less visible (and less glamorous) task of maintenance.
Those investors also have said that Shkreli told them his hedge funds had a balance of long and short positions in publicly traded stocks, and that the funds as a rule did not have more than 10 percent of their investments in any single company.
Shanahan did not expand on or offer any additional explanation regarding his comments but an aide to the acting defense secretary later told CNN that he likes the regular process for matters as a rule, but once the decision was made by the administration, he supported it.
" The Times reported dryly the next day, "The fact that women voted for the first time at a general election made things comparatively interesting at the polling booths, but there was no confusion, and the women as a rule voted with as little difficulty as the men.
Wednesday's filing, known as a Rule 35b motion after a section of the federal rules of criminal procedure, is usually made by prosecutors seeking to adjust a defendant's sentence within a year of sentencing if he or she provided new information that substantially assisted an investigation.
Limited use of Internet slang and/or acronyms may be acceptable if your brand is going for that "young and hip" vibe, but generally as a rule of thumb, try to keep language concise and professional, particularly if you're dealing with a less-than-ecstatic customer.
In the book's strongest section, Shariatmadari reveals how little the so-called guardians of the English language understand about English, let alone the particular innovations of AAVE, which linguists have described as a rule-bound language that has given us at least one new verb tense.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership, an 11 nation free-trade agreement that previously included the United States and is intended as a rule-of-law counter to China in the Asia Pacific, also includes the stick of snapback tariffs to accompany the carrot of freer trade and investment flows.
In recent years, it's a genre tag that's started to suggest a certain amount of homogeneity: as a rule, you know to expect basic song structure, breathy female vocals, and maybe a music video where someone is lying down on some ruffled satin or velvet and looking vaguely tortured.
The men's beach volleyball players are as a rule buff and bellowing, and while the fact that there are only two of them out there cuts down some on the relentless feints and fake-outs of the team game, beach volleyball still tends toward a sort of overdetermined testosteronality.
As a rule, we try to send products back to companies in the same state they arrived, but that's a hazard of real-world testing a product with four spinning blades: sometimes things end up covered in dirt and grass and the sacrificial blood of one poor TC staff member.
That means that people who are older, have lower incomes and live in states with high individual insurance plan costs would end up as a rule paying more for their coverage than under Obamacare, said Cynthia Cox, associate director of Health Reform and Private Insurance at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
As a rule, once Hitler is slipped into any conversation, it's time to back away and pour yourself a drink, but Moore's jeremiads are as contagious as ever, and you feel the eagerness—at once amused and horrified—with which he lays out the parallels between the Nazi era and ours.
As a rule, Aardman scripts are unabashed by puns—"You haven't eaten your primordial soup!" somebody exclaims in "Early Man"—but it's the visual treats, too homely for surrealism but too wacky to be cute, that anchor the films and transfigure the whole world, ancient and modern, into a potential joke shop.
As a rule, NSFW doesn&apost directly sell weed to its members, and since the club is exclusive and relatively private, it&aposs not "at risk for the same legal issues that a traditional nightclub might deal with," Saynt said, acknowledging that NSFW once got in trouble with police for cannabis use.
Today's chief executives of large companies have certain common attributes and priorities shaped by the dominant themes of their economic era — and they won the top job because they mastered them: — They are, as a rule, globalists, making their companies supranational institutions, creating global supply chains and pushing to maximize open trade relationships.
The trouble is, Bank of America would have had to slash expenses to just $51 per $100 of revenue in the third quarter to increase its annualized return on equity to 10 percent – as a rule of thumb, that is the target that big banks need to reach to cover their cost of capital.
As a rule, I tend to feel like the "human" component often described as being irreplaceable by automation consultants and economists is overplayed—Amazon saying that cashiers will become greeters, for instance—and will at the very least be ripe for elimination or degradation to part-time status in the event of lean times or falling profits.
Moreover, the period of ill health that usually precedes the final goodbye has got shorter in the past few decades, which demographers call "compression of morbidity" (as a rule of thumb, the bulk of spending on an individual's health care is concentrated in the last year or two of life, and particularly in the final six months).
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If an artist has a spouse, partner, or family member who is also an artist, as a rule I don't bring it up in a review; to do so would seem a disservice to all involved, especially when — as is usually the case — one is more established than the other.
But, going back to my fellow Philadelphian, wise old Ben: What happens to the balance between truth and falsehood when an important portion of the national news media hands the political debate over to partisan operatives who, as a rule, skew the facts — or abandon them — in the service of their own political ends or business interests?
When pressed, Cruz said it was counterproductive to institute torture as a rule, but also that the president shouldn't be barred from using it, citing a bizarre hypothetical straight out of an episode of 24: But when it comes to keeping this country safe, the commander in chief has inherent constitutional authority to keep this country safe.
Mostly, the kids steal the show, which is worth mentioning because 80s children are annoying as a rule, but the wise nerdos of Stranger Things are on the case of the missing Will, especially Dustin, whose puberty appears to be transpiring before our eyes and who wears an Artichoke Festival T-shirt for the show's climax.
As a rule, this dance theater presents one company a week — but here it featured eight, in four programs, under the aegis of American Dance Platform, an annual fixture and part of the big early-January dance splurge across New York, with presenters coming in from around the country to sample as many troupes as possible.
As a rule of thumb, said Joseph Gagnon, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a 10 percent rise in the dollar would be expected to increase the current account deficit (a broader concept than trade deficit, but closely related) by 1 to 1.5 percent of G.D.P. in the ensuing two to three years.
It's worth noting that Twitter as a rule does not require users to hand over a lot of personal data when they sign up to use the service — only an email address is required (although users can also provide more personal data voluntarily, such as their real name, a phone number and tag their location and tweets if they choose).
Now I believe strongly in Cardi's (and every woman's) right to stack paper by any means necessary, but hear me out: "As a rule of thumb anything labelled as a 'detox' should set your bullshit detector off," says James Brown, senior lecturer of biosciences at Aston University in the UK, who's been vocal about celebrities' endorsements of quick-fix wellness products.
McGregor is at his best, as a rule, when he is allowed to keep his own Scottish accent, and he gives one of his most likeable and natural performances as Perry, a decent man who will nonetheless snort a line of cocaine if it's offered, and who may be tempted by any other pleasures of the flesh which come his way.
Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains a new joint rule from the Department of Defense, the General Services Administration and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration requiring gas suppliers to report whether they publicly disclosure greenhouse gas emissions, as well as a rule from the Department of Veterans Affairs to give advanced practice registered nurses at VA facilities full practice authority.
"I think that Texans are conservatives as a rule, and I don't think they'll vote for a guy that's for more taxes and gun control and open borders," said Kerry D. Pratt, a West Texas cotton farmer who is the chairman of the Republican Party in Floyd County, an agricultural community near Lubbock, where Mr. Cruz planned to campaign on Wednesday.
"I fear," wrote Justice Stephen Breyer in a dissent for the Court's four liberals, that Tuesday's ruling "will work serious harm to the principles for which American law has long stood" — principles that say that, as a rule, the government can't detain anyone indefinitely without showing cause and that people who have served criminal sentences can't be summarily reimprisoned for the same crime.
He never once alluded to his celebrity, or his presence there, and as a rule, neither did I. The next morning I came to my office to find a bottle of wine and a note from him (he'd gone to the trouble of finding out my name), thanking me for letting his son play with mine and wishing me "parenting" good vibes!
Or maybe just a super awkward wedding ceremony... Not much more is known about the celebrations themselves, but it seems they featured naked dudes just hanging out, because according to Roman chronicler Cassius Dio, "one of the prattling boys, such as the women keep about them for their amusement, naked as a rule," made an ill-judged joke about Livia's previous husband being in attendance.
Yet, as a rule, their role is to act as a subject matter expert for D&I, consulting on the specific needs of an organization and designing relevant solutions, LaFawn Davis, Indeed's vice president of diversity, inclusion and belonging, told CNBC Make It. "They provide thought leadership, manage business relationships, and execute initiatives to help the organization make progress on diversity and inclusion goals," she said.

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