JW: Well, here's the larger picture as I see it.
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As I see it, there are two kinds of jobs.
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That's just a factor, a fact, as I see it.
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Because, as I see it, it's a hell of a risk.
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There are two main issues as far as I see it.
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As I see it, meaningful reform begins with a community orientation.
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I'll tell you how that history unfolded, as I see it.
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The big storylines, as I see it, are: Senator Mitt Romney.
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GLEN COVE "As I See It," cabaret performed by Lois Morton.
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"It's a civic service as I see it," Mr. Marzano said.
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But it's the highlight of my career as I see it.
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As I see it, the question is what do you do now?
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John Van Reenen: As I see it, there are four big benefits.
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The bigger problem here, as I see it, is analysis and preservation.
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Let me do this and do it exactly as I see it.
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As I see it, then, we should actually welcome Mr. Trump's ascent.
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Trump, as I see it, has already exceeded everything that Nixon did.
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Because Meghan Markle is, as I see it, the anti-princess princess.
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As I see it, history warns against scapegoating modernity for timeless problems.
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Here, then, is the case for a UBI, as I see it.
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"As I see it, we can be defeated only by ourselves," he said.
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As I see it, the first question may be the most important one.
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Feminism, as I see it, is not about counting women in key jobs.
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"We're still in the signaling business, as I see it," Mr. Riemer said.
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As I see it, both Nadia and Alan live at the series' end.
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"We're still in the signaling business, as I see it," Mr. Riemer said.
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As I see it, we plan to send [the expedition team] in two months.
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As I see it, a painter should use anything at his or her disposal.
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So as I see it today, I should be champ when I'm twenty-one.
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"As I see it, this is China's ultimate weapon," the "Mad Money" host said.
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And the problem, as I see it, is that we're failing at the task.
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As I see it, there are at least three policy implications in this work.
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MS: The arts are the pulse of the body politick as I see it.
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Let me take you on a tour of the neighborhood, as I see it.
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The challenge, as I see it, is their need to keep the stories coming.
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As I see it, international sport can't help but boost understanding and counteract chauvinism.
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The void as I see it is the loss of the human connection to nature.
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As I see it, the Oculus Go and Oculus Rift are on different development paths.
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" "My training as an intelligence officer taught me to call it as I see it.
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As I see it, the Sanders phenomenon always depended on leaving the personal attacks implicit.
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My training as an intelligence officer taught me to call it as I see it.
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Tribal epistemology, as I see it, is when tribalism comes to systematically subordinate epistemological principles.
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Which makes it quite likely, as I see it, that Trump will indeed follow through.
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The issue, as I see it, may only be appropriately addressed by each individual community.
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As I see it the bells at universities are the sounds of a dying institution.
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As I see it, avoiding precisely that is what Mueller may have successfully accomplished here.
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As I see it, this is the place to discuss cyber security and cyber threats.
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"Our calling, at least as I see it, is spreading the word of God," he said.
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As I see it, it's getting worse and social media is largely to blame for it.
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As I see it, though, he is more accurately the first real post-Young Thug rapper.
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"The historic problem with the party as I see it is recruiting talented leaders," Moulton said.
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As I see it, Syria has been his worst mistake, a huge blot on his legacy.
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The problem, as I see it, is that these groups just don't occupy the same worlds.
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This matter of openness, as I see it, transcends policy and enters the realm of principle.
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And that's not as close to someone else's truth, but the truth as I see it.
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As I see it, digital prisons are to mass incarceration what Jim Crow was to slavery.
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As I see it, there are now roughly six stages for startups before they reach scale.
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As I see it, Simpson more than holds her own with Brancusi (as does Martin Puryear).
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As I see it, there are three prongs to that strategy, which I will get to momentarily.
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"As I see it, societal acceptance will eventually determine how quickly we reach our driverless future," Winter says.
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Posing fully nude for Greg Gorman's "As I See It" photography book in 2000 helped cement that image.
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The beauty of fashion as far as I see it is there are no hard-and-fast rules.
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As I see it, Apple has four moves left until they can call check on Google's king, search.
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"As far as I see it, the Nord Stream project is not affected by such sanctions," Merkel said.
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The answer, as I see it, is more than they'll admit to themselves and less than conservatives claim.
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This is, as I see it, God's primary way of acting in the world: through our human emotions.
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As I see it, she lived a life on her terms, albeit under the fog of mental illness.
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"My job as I see it is to relate people to the universe they live in," he said.
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"As I see it, this is the ideal time to get behind GumGum," Licht said in a statement.
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As I see it, Trump rode to the White House on a distress that his policies will magnify.
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As I see it, we have two options: Which scenario is best is a function of who you ask.
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"As far as I see it," Johnson told me, "this is less the end than it is the beginning."
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As I see it, HomeKit now has far more potential in the long run than any of its competitors.
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Also recycling is kind of a last resort as I see it — reusing components would be a better thing.
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I think there's two distinctions between this progressive approach, as I see it emerging, and the liberal internationalist approach.
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Sedans, as I see it, have two main advantages over crossovers: they sometimes look better and can drive better.
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As I see it, my work in the classified environment was to prevent terrorist attacks from those already radicalized.
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But the whole argument over a UBI, as I see it, is about the legitimacy of those three words.
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"As I see it, this is a growth company that's merely masquerading as a staid and boring bank," he said.
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As I see it, being 100 percent heterosexual is a rare occurrence, and sexuality and sexual orientation is a spectrum.
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As I see it, there are three potential scenarios, only of one of which would make you a bad parent.
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As I see it, the trouble with most romantic comedies is that they trade in the novelty of fresh love.
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"It cannot happen, as I see it, under Justice Department policy that's enforceable on [special counsel] Bob Mueller," Starr added.
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There is, as I see it, a fundamental flaw in the technology designed to serve up things we might like.
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As I see it, this started happening around 1975, when most of the New York art world was looking elsewhere.
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As he saw it, and as I see it, there's a happy middle ground here, which is light-touch regulation.
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"As I see it, there are two routes to do this: a political and a legal one," Mr. Maugham said.
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This sounds like a new age of introspection, a dawning of enlightenment — or, as I see it, a promising market.
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To the Editor: As I see it, the basic problem here is the greed of Novartis and other pharmaceutical giants.
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As I see it, the "natural" label is mainly a marketing strategy to attract health-conscious consumers—a trivial repackaging.
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The pants lie in a small [box, gaily] wrapped for Christmas, and as I see it, a memory comes back.
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Until now, though, no one has ever tried to write the story as I see it, which is really my doing.
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"As I see it, it's really important to fight propaganda from all sides with raw data," Janovský told me via Skype.
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As I see it, you need to make a distinction between what motivates the G.O.P. base and what motivates conservative politicians.
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" An admiring Dick Cavett put it this way: "You have done exactly, as I see it, what you want to do.
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Centrist bias, as I see it, confuses the idea of centrism (which is very much an ideology) with objectivity and fairness.
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Just another provocation by the North as I see it and it's been worse before but still did not lead to war.
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As I see it, the next 28503 days may look bleak, but the next 22020 months and beyond are filled with hope.
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As I see it, though, Fingerlings gets the overall balance in terms of interaction and simplicity, and the price is just right.
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As I see it, we are hypocritical: We welcome people who don't look like us, as long as they think like us.
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A sort of, as I see it, a stock-taking exercise to see what is the state of the marketplace right now.
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As of this week, there are six prominent chat apps in the United States — or as I see it, one too many.
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As I see it, it is precisely because Newell does not pin himself to any label that he has so much power.
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"As I see it, any movement will be focused on school security — not gun control per se," one GOP congressional aide said.
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As I see it, the war that could be triggered is primarily an Israeli-Hezbollah war, who had another one in 2006.
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"The good news, at least as I see it, is it's a messy democracy and people are debating it," Nadella said Monday.
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As I see it, she has always followed her own trajectory, even as she has been open to inspiration from other artists.
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"Audiences are hungry for new faces and new voices... My goal is to reflect the culture as I see it," she said.
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As I see it, in presenting the final form of any socially engaged or social practice project, there are two guiding principles.
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"This is an incident, as I see it, that we certainly classify as domestic terror incident," said Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings.
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One end result, as I see it, was the Tailhook scandal — dangerous, sexist antics that brought national disdain upon the military services involved.
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As I see it, we've already tried a bunch of ways to discourage drug dealing through the criminal justice system with little success.
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As far as the clues go, 14 of the 25, as I see it, were at least tangentially dependent on one's Anglophilia knowledge.
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The statute, as I see it, and I agree that people say it's very clear, that a particular house chairman- Has the ability.
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"The job of the theorist, as I see it, is we take these facts and put them together in a coherent picture," Young said.
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"As I see it, [the film] shows you that in the end it's a dance between genders," she said in an interview with Refinery29.
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"The Earth side represents the world as I see it outwardly, the world that I am a part of," Washington wrote on Twitter yesterday.
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But first, here's the problem as I see it: Almost all personal finance advice focuses on controlling the stimulus or your response to it.
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But as I see it in this new strain of American poetry willing to engage with politics, it's not exactly contemplation that is happening.
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One of the dynamics of politics as I see it is that we are very focused on the things that arouse the most conflict.
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"As I see it, United Technologies is worth a heck of a lot more than what it's selling for right now" under $123, Cramer said.
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"I don't see this as much as a victory for Trump as I see it as a defeat for the present Democratic Party," he said.
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"The problem as I see it is you have a White House trade council who insists on 85033 different policies and bilateral agreements," said Sen.
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As I see it, the core issue is that America collectively refuses to even admit it has a serious problem with guns and gun violence.
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As I see it, there are three good reasons for universities to be more welcoming not just to women or blacks, but also to conservatives.
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Still, as I see it the more positive tone to state fiscal conditions is most likely only a temporary respite from their underlying structural pressures.
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"Here's the bottom line, at least from the ICR conference as I see it: don't get in front of the consumer freight train," Cramer said.
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" "He (Trump), as I see it, has already exceeded everything that Nixon did," said Dean, who is also a CNN contributor, on Anderson Cooper's "AC360.
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But it's the basic, as I see it, punching down here that leaves a bad taste, and right before Prey comes out, too, on May 5th.
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As I see it, this by now familiar response suggests reluctance on the viewer's part to fully engage with the possible meanings synonymous with the work.
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As I see it, Zuckerberg wouldn't use SLAM to power his brand of AR unless he knew that the masses would have access to the technology.
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The problem, as I see it, is that we haven't necessarily developed a great vocabulary to describe disadvantage in a newer, much more culturally diverse country.
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Related: Millennials Around the World Tell Us How They Feel About Money, Debt, and Hopelessness The problem, as I see it, isn't that millennials are lazy.
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The point is that as I see it, the past 7 or 8 years have if anything been a vindication, not a refutation, of basic macroeconomics.
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I have a certain amount of a window where I'll try to make it happen as I see it, but if it doesn't, I'll keep moving.
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"The problem as I see it, to date he — and the people around him — have shown no desire to or recognition they need to," Reines said.
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As I see it, a good activist should be confident but willing to listen, able to actively sort wrong from right while acknowledging subjectivity and nuance.
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"The quicker the phase-out (of coal), the stronger the demand for gas as I see it because there is no other viable alternative," Rummelhoff said.
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The biggest threat here, as I see it, is that you end up feeling a kind of self-hatred for mannerisms that others find off-putting.
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"The root problem, as I see it, is one of limited and ineffective participation, arising from the difficulties in gaining access to [serious sports training]," Krishna stated.
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As I see it, whatever they do, Apple's next big thing may not be some gorgeously designed hardware and may actually end up being, mostly, a service.
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However, as I see it, life can remain rich and complex even for the very elderly, and taking on new projects need not undermine who we are.
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As I see it, the biggest problem with racism in 2016 is not old-fashioned white-robed segregationists (although white supremacists are lining up to promote Trump).
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As I see it, the two most obvious causes of wage stagnation, particularly at the lower ends of income, are outsourcing and flooding the market with labor.
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"I invent, distort, deform, exaggerate, compound and confuse as I see it," Mr. Castle wrote in 2016 for an exhibition of his work at the Rochester Institute.
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The really important news from last week, as I see it, involved indications that leading Republicans in Congress are increasingly determined to participate in obstruction of justice.
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The real national division, as I see it, is between people who have the resources, inner and outer, to survive their mental illness and those who don't.
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As I see it, Mr. Obama is the only figure to ever give Dr. King a run for his money as Greatest Black Man in American history.
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Neither of us was to blame, as I see it; we were just incompatible in terms of how we process the world and derive meaning from it.
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As I See It, The Academy Awards Is Not Where The "Real" Battle Is. It's In The Executive Office Of The Hollywood Studios And TV And Cable Networks.
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"As I see it, the government could snatch any U.S. citizen off the street and hold him as an enemy combatant as long as it took," she said.
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As I see it, Eugene Allen, the vet who imagines the main hunk of narrative in Hystopia, is trying to understand his particular place in his particular history.
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Unlike you I will not demand that you see the Nakba, the catastrophe that Israel's founding caused for my people, in the same way as I see it.
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"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.
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" The This Is Us star, 42, who did not attend the film festival, went on to share that "there are two main issues as far as I see it.
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QUARLES: SO, THE GENERAL REGULATORY PROJECT, AT LEAST AS I SEE IT NOW, IS THAT WE HAVE HAD MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH THIS BODY OF POST-CRISIS REGULATION.
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As I see it, "Stacked" might be about the fact that you will never read everything that you want to, that your experience will always be partial and limited.
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Here is the story as I see it: The elephant in the room is the collapse over the past three generations of the manufacturing employment share here in America.
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As I see it, this level of sensible reasoning over a trademark would allow Prey for the Gods to continue "trading" as Prey for the Gods—but here we are.
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It is a chilling vision of what it means to be alive in the latter half of the 22th century and, as I see it, any other time in history.
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This more focused exhibition, claiming to trace the influence of Catholicism on designers who grew up in that tradition, as I see it, has a somewhat different, much narrower theme.
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But at least one of the primary aims, as I see it, is to eventually kill off email as the primary way of how we communicate with one another internally.
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"As I see it, Bob Michel was a great American for whom the words 'duty' and 'honor' and 'country' weren't just a campaign slogan, but a lifelong creed," he continued.
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What Bernanke does is, as I see it, a kind of reduced-form analysis, identifying factors in the credit markets and using time series to estimate their impact on output.
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"The fundamental dynamics as I see it are still generally good" for luxury U.S. sales, he said, referring to credit access, the age of the vehicle fleet and low gasoline prices.
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"As I see it, OPEC today has a diminished role on the world stage because it does not have the market it once had," Vecchio said, citing growing U.S. crude output.
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But as I see it, the bigger problem is not that conservatives are infiltrating social science departments to spread hatred, but rather that liberals have turned departments into enclaves of ideological homogeneity.
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Rather than jumping into individual responses, I want to take a step back and try to situate the Green New Deal in our current historical context, at least as I see it.
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But as soon as I see it piled on generously on a real-life body, I'm ready to throw my credit card at whatever brand created that perfect ear-party or neck-candy.
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Along with the innovation in the way we generate, store and use energy, as I see it, these are the four transformational technology categories that will change our near-future world beyond recognition.
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According to Warwick, who wrote about the incident in her 2010 autobiography, My Life As I See It, she was the one who got President Reagan to say AIDS at a press conference.
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As I see it, Trump's electoral victory is a peculiarly American product of working-class unemployment, a deep distrust of and resentment of educated elites and a celebrity culture that valorizes street smarts.
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Those types of issues may crystallise, which would be very difficult for those consumers and we're trying our best to mitigate them but it's not a wide financial stability as I see it.
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Those types of issues may crystallize, which would be very difficult for those consumers and we're trying our best to mitigate them but it's not a wide financial stability as I see it.
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Before I jump into the ways in which this idea, like all good conspiracy theories, is consistent with a cherry-picked set of facts, let me present the puzzle as I see it.
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But dating is also a joy, and the real work of dating, as I see it, is the trick of knowing enough to take care of yourself without thinking too much about the underside.
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"The problem as I see it is not that judges differ ideologically — of course they do — nor is it that a Republican president would look for someone with congenial ideological preferences," Mr. Burbank said.
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"The final result, as I see it, is that within a year we will be able to enter simultaneously in close cooperation with the banking union and in the ERM," he told a business conference.
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"As far as I see it, everyone else is making money out of Sebastian, except for Sebastian," Ms. Campion said, explaining that the money from the interview was going into a trust for their son.
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Going forward, OpenSignal will continue to provide the services it already does, but, as I see it, the bigger opportunity is for the startup to eventually tap into the wider growth of the Internet of Things.
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"After a term of challenging cases and issues, and an unusually high number of 5-4 decisions, as I see it, we needed our summer break," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg joked to an audience last week.
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The big picture, as I see it, is this: Trump is surrounded by people who have dedicated their lives to things like ending DACA protections (Sessions, Miller) or the privatization of public goods (basically all elected Republicans).
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As far as I see it, there are two types of women who wear polka dots: Women who had posters of Holly Golightly hung up in their dorm rooms, and women who made fun of those women.
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"As I see it, the Serbian government would be capable of concluding E.U. membership talks in the next four years, with strong political will," said Liselott Agerlid, deputy head of mission at the Swedish Embassy in Belgrade.
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As I see it, a Mediterranean-style diet, now promoted by most dietitians and researchers who study the effects of what we eat, is far easier to incorporate into modern lives with minimal risk to lasting health.
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"The biggest issues as I see it for Netflix going forward is the cost of content, which is being driven up by competition," Mark Tepper, an analyst at Strategic Wealth Partners, said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" last week.
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The closest relationship and the biggest conflict as I see it in the show is between June and Offred: Offred is pushing compliance while June is pushing rebellion, and trying to live even while you're trying to survive.
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"One of his strengths, as far as I see it: Donald Trump has the unique ability to look at a problem, identify that problem and surround himself with the best possible minds and solve that problem," he said.
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To talk about what's happening around me, around us, as I see it: the stereotypes and the boxes that we either put ourselves in our we allow ourselves to be put in, kind of a mixture between both.
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As I see it, she was making concrete poem anagrams from the four words she found herself looking at every day; the poems cannot really be separated from the signboard and movable letters with which they were made.
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As I see it, we had some big technological advances in transportation — containerization, probably better communication making it easier to break up the value chain; plus the great move of developing countries away from import substitution toward export orientation.
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This arrogance has, as I see it, two main causes — one, a belief that their spermatozoa are good for a very long time, indeed, and two, a belief that they could get a younger woman if they wanted to.
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As far as "objectification of actresses" is concerned, I guess I don't see the red carpet as being about women as objects as much as I see it more pragmatically as a place primarily designed for promotion and branding.
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The bottom line as I see it is that plants are incredibly complex organisms that have evolved for the past two billion years completely differently than animals have, and we don't need to anthropomorphize them in order to appreciate their complexity.
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Even then, a delayed launch, as I see it, is a best-case scenario, because as the Senate Banking Committee members' reactions to the project highlight, there's a long way to go before they're convinced to give Libra their approval.
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So that's what #MeToo is about, as I see it: not powerful public figures, but what the behavior of powerful public figures tells us about the epidemic of sexual discrimination, harassment, and abuse in America's homes, schools, workplaces, and institutions.
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"I honestly don't see it as the end of an era as much as I see it as the end of a chapter of a long book," said David Haggerty, the president of the International Tennis Federation, which controls the Cup.
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Part of the job of a columnist, as I see it, is to bear witness to a nearly inconceivable civic disaster, and part of it is to grope toward an understanding of how it happened and how to move forward.
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"We had never had any affinity or special close relationship with the U.S. Now we have steady, confidence-based, as I see it, relationship, but the proximity between us has not impacted on the infighting in the United States," Putin said.
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As I see it, the early modernists' fascination with El Greco's old master pictures was one step towards the creation of André Malraux's "museum without walls," which made it possible to appreciate art, on purely aesthetic grounds, from every visual culture.
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As I see it, there are four main approaches that Facebook, and to some extent other companies that are major conduits for news, can take at this point: This is in many ways the status quo, though it's becoming increasingly untenable.
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The answer, as I see it, is in books — and more specifically, in recent novels that attempt to broaden the scope of how these stories are told while also shining a light on the systemic issues often invisible to those with privilege.
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The problem here, as I see it, is that the resources and capabilities that make Amazon such an exceptionally effective competitor are quite distinct from the resources and capabilities that Whole Foods has focused on and developed over a long period of time.
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As I see it, my options are either backing out of said commitments and spending my then less-busy days feeling guilty, or sticking with everything I have committed to and trying to balance it all without letting it affect my health.
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So, in November, I'll be exercising my right not to vote — my way of saying that I refuse to throw away my vote on candidates not worthy, as I see it, of the position of president of the United States of America.
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It's very difficult to point out weaknesses, because you could chose to say, Okay, it's a weakness that they can not keep the ball for a long time, but as I see it, they don't want to keep the ball for a long time.
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The CASE Act is a fair, balanced bill that, in part, would: As I see it, the CASE Act is our best shot at ensuring that visual artists, songwriters, authors and small businesses will be full participants, for the first time, in the copyright marketplace.
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"Muslims must be assured that they feel safe in our country, and have support from the Norwegian government and, as I see it, from the Norwegian people," she said as she visited an Oslo mosque Sunday, where non-Muslims had gathered outside in solidarity.
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This is not the first time, but as I see it, the reports are becoming more and more specific and kind of confirming, if you will, the patterns we have seen are very much patterns in terms of the institutional mishandling of child abuse.
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As I see it, these are the options available to me: I could leave my marriage, break up my family and pursue my own satisfaction, which feels like a blatant betrayal of my children and what I have previously thought to be my moral standards.
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"The race as I see it at this point is all about who will be Biden's main opponent and, more importantly, who will win the hard-fought match-up between Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders," said one Democratic strategist who is unaffiliated with any campaign.
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As I see it, there are many tolerable, though disappointing, reasons why our imperfect civilization might meet an untimely end; some, like an asteroid or pandemic, are largely beyond our control while others like climate catastrophe, or a nanotechnology/bioengineering/high-energy physics mishap, are self-inflicted.
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Whenever someone like me makes the case for renewable energy, generally someone on the other side chimes in (or, as I see it, "whines in") about how difficult it would be to transform our infrastructure, and how expensive it would be, and how long it would take.
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I don't know if he subscribes to this magazine, or if it is sent to him because he made a donation, but I feel very uncomfortable hand-delivering what feels to me like hate speech and is, as I see it, misinformation that perpetuates inequality and violence.
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In a video announcing his candidacy, Messam vowed to fix a "broken" political system in Washington, D.C. His campaign is looking to tackle: "The problem in America as I see it is that we are not addressing these high-stakes problems that we must deal with today," Messam said.
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Look, the things that we tee up for the public's consideration, some of them might have more of a political tinge to it, but by and large, the bread-and-butter work of the FCC, at least as far as I see it, is on delivering digital opportunity.
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Early in her life, she chose not to connect herself to this or any other club and pursued an independent path, which, as I see it, is one reason why recognition came late, as it has to other self-determining women (Louise Bourgeois, Alice Neel, Joyce Scott, and Maria Lassnig).
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"I have done my best to speak the truth as I see it, but (young people) ... know that the world is warming, and science is making it perfectly clear, and they know who is responsible - and that's me and my predecessors, and going back even further than that," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The film, which will be called "Dionne," will be based on Warwick's biography "My Life as I See It." Lady Gaga, Olympia Dukakis and Danny Glover were also announced as cast members in the film, but a rep for Gaga later released a statement saying the singer/actress is not connected to the project.
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I'd rather try to get it right and help people, which is why I come out here every night, including tonight, and tell you the truth as I see it, even when it causes me to get pilloried on social media, and even when I get it wrong, either through a lack of understanding or simple bad luck.
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As I see it now, they seem to believe that the world is something to be explored; that their presence as Westerners is a positive force on the places they visit; that they will be not only welcomed, but accommodated everywhere they go, because where they come from is far more "advanced" than anywhere they might visit.
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As I see it, York's black square is an act of restoration: its flawless surface evokes the "experience of pure non-objectivity in the white emptiness of a liberated nothing" that Malevich spoke about, but in a way that seems linked to the artist's practice of making a daily drawing as a way of shaping one's passage through time.
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The most practical and important difference in the two Democratic candidates, as I see it, is that, as president, a hawkish Hillary Clinton would be more likely to bow to Republican pressure to invade Syria or Iran or another dictatorship, further overextending America's military and soaring national debt, inflaming anti-American passions and ultimately increasing our vulnerability.
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I know that there are strong, impassioned feelings about all this, and I really have two objectives today, which is to share my perspective of our situation as I see it, and then to hear your views and to answer any questions that you have and to answer any of the questions you have to the best of my ability.
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"Among the biggest contributors to the rally, as I see it, is the hope that 2020 could finally see institutional investors move into the digital field en masse, prompted by growing client demand and more attractive ways to get exposure than direct ownership of coins," said Frank Holmes, CEO and chief investment officer of U.S. Global Investors (GROW), in a recent blog post.
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As I see it, Patreon's thesis includes four hypotheses: I agree there is substantial untapped opportunity for mid-tail creators to leverage memberships, that Patreon can secure meaningful market share even amid competition by the largest content distribution platforms, and that being the dominant infrastructure provider for creator memberships is a highly strategic position from which to expand into numerous other products and services for creators.
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In contrast, former Republican president candidate and current Senate candidate Mitt Romney shared a blog post on his campaign website on Saturday titled, "As I See It: Race and Equality," in which he denounced Unite the Right 2 rallygoers and the alt-right (alongside Trump's "both sides" rhetoric), adding: There are some besotted and misguided souls who long for a population that is more homogeneous — more white.
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Kevin Jon Heller, a law professor at SOAS at the University of London, said the evidence collected for Syria could be nearly as strong as that used in the Nuremberg trials after World War II. "The problem as I see it is not so much what mechanism one can use to bring accountability, but how you actually get your hands on the people you want to prosecute," he said.
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Yet as I see it, she recognizes each of these divergent positions as part of her heritage, and that neither has triumphed over the other, which connects her to artists as different as Burckhardt, Pieter Schoolwerth, and Wendy White (who also earned her MFA from Rutgers), as well as established figures like David Reed, William Tillyer, and William T. Wiley, and artists virtually unknown in America, such as the great Brazilian artist, Leda Catunda.
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As I see it, there are a number of different potential outcomes for the Democratic nomination contest that could occur, listed here in declining order of party control: The very large number of candidates involved in this race and the lack of an obvious coordination point (such as a candidate named Clinton) make it a different sort of nomination cycle than Democrats have faced in recent decades and make options 2, 4, or 5 more likely than usual.
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