HOW MUCH – I MEAN AND NOW YOU SEE THE STORIES WHETHER IT BE BOB IGER WHO SAID HE WANTED TO CONTINUE DOING THIS, OPRAH'S NAME GETS BANDIED ABOUT, JAMIE DIMON'S NAME GETS BANDIED ABOUT, MARK CUBAN'S NAME GETS BANDIED ABOUT.
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"Intersectionality" is bandied about these days — many would argue it's still not bandied about enough — but it's rare that we see it depicted onscreen the way When We Rise packages it.
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The McRib is not something that should be bandied about.
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The phrase 'master abator' was bandied about quite a bit.
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The word AI is increasingly bandied about with notable abandon.
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You sometimes even hear the G word — gentrification — bandied around.
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This is common whenever the term "political correctness" is bandied about.
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They're pockmarked on slide decks and bandied about at cocktail parties.
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Supermoon is a term bandied about quite a lot these days.
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Colonia, or colony, is the word most often bandied about here.
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The words "three-player draft" have been bandied about ad nauseam.
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Words like "Disney" and "confection" get bandied about to describe them.
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A lot of different flat earth theories were being bandied about.
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Already it's being bandied about as the possible song of the summer.
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" The word bandied about most often in hockey these days is "sustainable.
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It wasn't Perry, of course, who bandied the word about, but Sens.
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Conservatives have long bandied about the idea of breaking up the court.
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The terms "witch hunt" and "kangaroo court" are already being bandied about.
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And the tree it came from can't be woven, or its seeds bandied.
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We have bandied about the term "constitutional crisis" for almost three years now.
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Certainly, the 4 percent annual rate bandied about the Trump administration is fanciful.
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Expect to hear the phrase "bigger than baseball" bandied about an awful lot.
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In fact, the name SoHa has informally been bandied about for two decades.
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These serious charges should be proved and they should not be bandied about lightly.
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Customer experience is a term that gets bandied about quite a bit these days.
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The ramifications from the 2016 presidential election will be bandied for years to come.
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Ahuja says the most common constipation remedies he sees bandied about online aren't dangerous.
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Some of the ideas apparently bandied about by his aides — a one-term pledge!
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Ideas like banning women from the workplace are bandied around casually in these communities.
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The term will be bandied around the world this evening, in Yuri's Night celebrations.
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He also tried to decipher some of the countless acronyms bandied about at Google.
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Lately, Assemi's name has been bandied about in debates not about development but about immigration.
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Local police have no leads at this point, but two theories are being bandied about.
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It continues to be bandied about on social media whenever people mention rising insulin prices.
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But will his name be seriously bandied about when the next important opening comes around?
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Without changes to the laws, charges of blasphemy are being bandied around ever more loosely.
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It's an idea that's been bandied about but has yet to take hold with lawmakers.
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This isn't the first time theories about Bran and time travel have been bandied round.
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Buzz words bandied about in slogans frequently generate as much skepticism as they do enthusiasm.
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Rihanna is another name that's been bandied about, and that we would love to see.
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I refuse to buy in to the rumors bandied about by some imaginative Twitter users.
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That's why bumping the rate from 20% to 21% or 22% has been bandied about.
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Ideas were bandied back and forth in the kid-free reality vacuum of a newsroom.
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White critics bandied about terms that demonstrated a lack of awareness of who he was.
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He said Beanpot results were not regularly bandied about, especially among friends with bitter memories.
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Kudlow's name has been bandied about as a possible candidate to replace the departing Cohn.
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As a result, claims of ever bigger numbers of supposed illegal migrants have been bandied about.
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Several conceptions of rationality were bandied about, but the answer seemed to be that it was.
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It has told developers that all rewards on the app will be bandied through Google Pay.
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This theory has been bandied about on Reddit ever since the tracklist appeared on Apple Music.
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What was never, for instance, bandied about in any of these settlement talks was an apology.
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"The DPP authorities and the fraudster have bandied together, wantonly carrying out political manipulation," said Zhu.
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Among the potential acquisition targets bandied about by analysts are Palo Alto Networks, Workday, and ServiceNow.
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These are justice issues [more] than the issues that often are bandied about by political elites.
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Even the le Carre comparison has become a nauseatingly common cliché, bandied about endlessly since Litvinenko's death.
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Generation Alpha isn't a new term; it's been bandied about by Forbes, Digiday, and The Guardian already.
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One of his political advisers talked about "a billion-dollar campaign" — the same figure bandied about now.
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" Seacrest's name is also being bandied about as a possible replacement for Michael Strahan on ABC's "Live!
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In the coming hours and days there will be much speculation and plenty of accusations bandied around.
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So when the "populist" word started being bandied around, 2100, 225, I thought, actually I like that.
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The foldable smartphone is a solution that's been bandied about over the decades as a potential workaround.
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As a result, no-fly zones and safe zones are bandied about like vague bumper sticker slogans.
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"It's been bandied about whether or not this is a bias in the fossil record," Poropat says.
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The notion of deeper integration between Russia and Belarus has been bandied around since the mid-2000s.
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"Clean eating" tips irresponsibly bandied about can serve as triggers for folks who've suffered from eating disorders.
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It was the new buzzword in aid circles, bandied about at workshops and among high-powered officials.
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One argument was bandied about by these folks: Gorsuch couldn't be anti-LGBTQ, he had gay friends!
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You may have seen it bandied about online, but it was actually coined by academic Dr. Robin DiAngelo.
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Also, that the 2 degree Celsius climate warming benchmark bandied about by scientists and policymakers is extremely dangerous.
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He has bandied about anti-Semitic dog whistle terms like "globalists" (applying them to Jews in his administration).
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That hasn't stopped his name from being bandied about on gossip sites for years relating to sexual improprieties.
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Three terms you'll hear bandied about quite a bit at a mattress store are firmness, supportiveness, and conformability.
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" Anderson said at ABFF that the phrase being bandied about in the UK is "We're going to go ethnic.
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These stories were bandied around, and Kurt recycled a lot of them in Cat's Cradle in describing Felix Hoenikker.
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The concept of the meat sweats has been bandied about in American culture since at least the mid-1990s.
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Perry told reporters in late September that his agency's ideas were still being "bandied about" at the White House.
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The idea of tweaking Twitter's main timeline has been bandied about internally for years, and tackled in different ways.
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The actual increase is closer to $218 billion, not the $2274 billion figure bandied about by the president's aides.
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Thaung Tun said charges of ethnic cleansing and genocide were very serious and should not be bandied about lightly.
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Another frequently bandied-about name is Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who succeeded Clinton as New York's junior senator in 2009.
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Last year, Manfred bandied around the idea of getting rid of the shift, now it's curtailing relief pitcher appearances.
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Yes, there may have been cash-flow projections displayed on a screen, and buzzwords like "public facing" bandied about.
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No, Donald Trump is not guilty of "treason," a word that's been bandied about much too loosely this week.
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"Ethical porn" is a term that's been bandied about for some time both in and around the adult industry.
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One idea that gets bandied about is that all you have to do is exercise outside in the cold.
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The city wasn't much like the hardened industrial, or just generally miserable, stereotypes that get bandied around about it.
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For example, "colonization" is being bandied about without much thought as to what it might imply for millions of Earthlings.
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The word&aposs been used and bandied about a lot but I think with good reason because it&aposs applicable.
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"There are various compromises being bandied about," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said at a press conference on Saturday afternoon.
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The idea of "fair use" was bandied about, even though it does not necessarily apply to this kind of situation.
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Apple has often bandied about the idea that the iPhone X had a "bigger" display than the iPhone 23 Plus.
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Other prominent names were bandied about: General James Mattis, former Senator Tom Coburn, current senators Ben Sasse and Tom Cotton.
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The cut to State in the budget proposal is slightly smaller than what was bandied about earlier, but still huge.
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As much as the word empowering has been excessively bandied about and overused, this is exactly what her stance is.
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This kind of politics has a precise name, one that's been rather astonishingly bandied about during the Republican primary season.
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Both the media and the U.S. State Department bandied about an attack by a "sonic weapon" as a possible explanation.
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Three years ago, the Florida Panthers were on the verge of bankruptcy, constantly being bandied about as a relocation candidate.
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"The likability quotient — you sure never really see that issue being bandied about so much with men," Ms. Yates said.
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Numbers like "a rate of up to 4°C per decade, or 20 times faster than at present" are bandied about.
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Others denounce overdiagnosis and overtreatment, and argue that the condition is bandied about willy-nilly as an excuse for poor parenting.
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After months of slurs bandied between both sides of the party, several centrist lawmakers launched a coup against Corbyn last year.
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Expanding the tournament has been bandied about for some time now, but news today makes it seem closer to a reality.
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The Jaguars might perennially get bandied about as the league's eventual exiles to London, but at least they get that attention.
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He has made congressmen who did not wear coats shiver beside him while he bandied for over an hour with journalists.
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Uber, the biggest of the bunch, debuted with a market capitalization far below what had been bandied about mere months before.
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These wines spoke plainly of cool-climate viticulture, a phrase often bandied about by regions that have little claim to it.
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But while the term has been bandied about lately, it hasn't always been by people who know what they're talking about.
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The "friend zone" is a term that's been bandied around in conversations about unrequited crushes and unreciprocated overtures for many a year.
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The idea of a global energy grid — long considered a holy grail of sorts by conservationists — has been bandied about for years.
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That's striking, considering many of the commission's proposed solutions have been bandied about both by experts and tuned-in politicians for years.
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She's recognizable on the street and the phrase "superhero vigilante" is bandied about like this is Daredevil Season 1 establishing Hell's Kitchen.
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Other factors in the devolution of the political media—not just on TV, but across the spectrum—have frequently been bandied about.
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While the IoT term gets bandied about quite a bit, it simply means connected machines talking to one another over the internet.
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Because some of the solutions that I see get bandied about by folks who are not as sophisticated about understanding what's happening.
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UBI is being bandied about as a possible solution to an economy that won't have nearly enough jobs for working-age adults.
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This unsubstantiated theory speaks to the wormhole of ideas bandied about every day both online and in local bars throughout Long Island.
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At the $100 billion figure bandied around in recent media reports, it would mean valuing the company at over 100 times earnings.
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Names of prospective replacements for Mr. Kelly, including members of Congress and the cabinet, have been bandied about outside the White House.
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Indeed, while the term has been bandied about regularly in a frenzy of diplomacy in recent weeks, denuclearization is a fungible concept.
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SEATTLE — The word 'decolonization' has been bandied about all over national and regional arts outlets lately, but it is often misused or misunderstood.
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Unfortunately, "single-payer" remains stubbornly dominant in this debate, though Medicare for all has been bandied about by some advocates, including Bernie Sanders.
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That's why places like Boston with the pool of colleges up there are being bandied about as being, among other reasons, top contenders.
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It's bandied about similarly to how "natural" is used in the grocery store––any event that has yoga or workshops is tabbed transformational.
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The phrase "won the off-season" was bandied about, and it is hard to argue that another team made as many positive changes.
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We get that the word "mutation" is bandied about in popular culture to denote a dramatic and fundamental change in a living being.
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Critiques and defenses of Mac's speech were bandied back and forth on Twitter and Reddit, and she started receiving a torrent of vitriol.
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Like being empathetic is a minor act that gets like bandied about, as if well, if you're not being empathetic, you're a psychopath.
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And inside the White House, names of potential secretary of state replacements have been bandied about as advisers wait to learn Pompeo's decision.
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For days, officials and pundits bandied about options as the millions of people who call this region home wondered what would be next.
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Various proposals were being bandied about to "prioritize" what government bills would be paid or not paid, should the country's borrowing authority expire.
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More recently, you might have heard his name bandied about when your parents were discussing the advantages and disadvantages of third-party voting.
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If Trump decides to one day pull the trigger, expect to hear Peter Strzok's name bandied about as one of the reasons why.
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You may have heard the term 'MRE' – otherwise known as "Meal, Ready-to-Eat" – bandied about in discussions related to the military or survivalists.
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Gaudy five-figure $$ numbers are already being bandied about in Chicago for the Wrigley Field games, which won't be played until this coming weekend.
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The term has been bandied about in recent months, from Seoul to Washington to Beijing, yet there's little agreement on what each side means.
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While proposals about separating California have been bandied about for years, Golden State voters will have their say on this particular initiative in November.
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The word "genius" is bandied about today like it's an ice-cream cone, but I think it's pretty legitimate to call David a genius.
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Mr. Alexander's relentlessly agile bass lines bandied with Mr. Hall's stop-time rhythms; Mr. Toles's finger-stretching guitar figures cut through Hayes's thick organ.
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Unlike the libertarian rhetoric bandied around on Silk Road, RAMP refused to support any agenda, knowing what happens to such outspoken parties in Russia.
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Worries about Trump pardons have long been bandied about by critics of his administration, but the chatter is on the rise in recent weeks.
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Burnout is a term regularly bandied around in an age where emphasis on work-life balance is higher than ever, but difficult to achieve.
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And don't worry about the "global multilateral trading system" – a fiction bandied about to discredit U.S. policies seeking to shake off its excessive trade deficits.
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He's a smart and savvy techie, with deep experience in social media, and his name was even bandied about as head of product at Twitter.
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"I will not agree to carry out some of these tactics and techniques I've heard bandied about because this institution needs to endure," Brennan said.
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Many of the sums bandied about are just back-of-the-envelope calculations that assume a certain level of basic income multiplied by the population.
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When he was still a prospect in the Phillies organization, stuck behind Jim Thome in the minors, his name was bandied about as an asset.
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But, Gratz warned, when it comes to actual development, while Jacobsian ideas are bandied around a lot, they are rarely put into practice as intended.
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The move will help Visa and SBI (State Bank of India) acquire more customers in India, where most transactions are still bandied out over cash.
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What's being bandied about in Kentucky is just the most extreme version yet of an argument pioneered by state-level GOP officials across the country.
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The phrase dark pattern design is pretty antique in Internet terms, though you'll likely have heard it being bandied around quite a bit of late.
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The draft EO bandied about was solid in its observation and scope, but even with all the media attention, it has yet to be released.
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The word "impeachment" has been bandied around quite a bit over the past two years, but now it looks like it may actually be happening.
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Indeed. I look at the way we structured it, and it's almost more reasonable than some of the things I'm seeing bandied about, you know?
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Skourides said he&aposs pretty sure the matter will blow over after the bluster and hard-line rhetoric bandied about ahead of the elections dies down.
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Authors of the compromise bill had bandied about the idea of amending it after it became clear that it did not have enough support to pass.
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"Just because climate continues to be bandied about as a partisan issue instead of just a science issue, it's made EPA's job more difficult," she said.
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Cornyn added that the working group is trying to come up with one bill that could merge the various ideas being bandied about the Republican conference.
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The first myth being bandied about is that the island has the ability to fully service its debt mountain without the need for any debt relief.
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One of the ideas bandied about was addressing the number of troops, I believe in excess of 50,000, that are in South Korea that we have.
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The phrase "what did he know and when did he know it?" is often bandied about whenever a high-ranking government official is accused of wrongdoing.
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This award is an affirmation of the bandied-about claim that Oliver has taken over Stewart's role as late night's sharpest dissenting voice in the last year.
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The Patriots had been bandied about as an all-time defense despite not having beaten a team of consequence during an 8-0 start to the season.
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The term "universal remote" was first bandied about in the 1970s, in reference to a device produced by Jerrold, which provided wired remote controls for cable boxes.
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Much talk has been made of Ronald Reagan in the past week, with speculations about a return to the political music of that era being bandied about.
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Adding two new states is a far more achievable idea than many of the other democratic reforms being bandied about these days, like Supreme Court term limits.
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Though Officer Stanislao did not disclose his sexual orientation, his lawsuit includes depositions from department colleagues detailing how rumors of his homosexuality were bandied about the department.
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Phrases like 'lost Kiwi classic' started being bandied about and there was an enigmatic air attributed to the band due to our lack of presence on the web.
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Throw in, too, amid all the disarray inside Mr Trump's transition team, the names being bandied about for those who will be in charge of dealings with China.
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Wheeler (6-6), whose name was bandied about in rumors leading up to Tuesday's trade deadline, allowed just three hits and issued one walk while striking out nine.
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Some sort of deal ("shared sovereignty" is a phrase bandied about a lot in Tokyo) would fulfil a cherished goal and remove a huge impediment to closer ties.
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But as CS:GO, which enjoys a healthy eSports community, was the only Valve game affected, I'm more inclined to buy into the other major theory being bandied about.
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The "blue wave" that has been bandied about by the media, Democrat pols, pundits and social media addicts everywhere isn't going to happen (see disclaimer on Senate above).
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Perhaps it was the potential political backlash as tensions between the U.S. and China rise, or the hefty price tag for Jeep was bandied about in the press.
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"Community" is a word that is bandied about in the restaurant trade, but in the case of Ms. Hart, who is both chef and proprietor, it rings true.
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Analysts have bandied about the possibility that Disney could sell its 210 percent stake in Sky if Comcast were willing to sell its 221 percent ownership of Hulu.
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The Trump team has bandied around possible locations to sign the deal — ideas have included Iowa and Camp David — but has struggled to find a mutually acceptable venue.
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Names that are already being bandied about include Dina Powell, a close confidante of first daughter Ivanka Trump who served as Trump's deputy national security adviser for Strategy.
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The operational costs alone to implement the changes bandied about by Speaker Paul Ryan and Tom Price, the nominee to head Health and Human Services, would be staggering.
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"A higher short- and long-term rate environment feels much more probable today because of the policy proposals that are being bandied about by the new administration," he said.
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Names being bandied about as late entrants include Hillary Clinton and John Kerry -- trusted voices of the pragmatic politics that the candidacies of Warren and Sanders are openly rejecting.
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"I've covered presidential elections for 20 years and I don't remember ever seeing an election where 'disqualification' was bandied about so frequently as a political strategy," he told CNBC.
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One number often bandied around is "331," which is the number of days ahead of time several major airlines (like American, Delta, and Alaska Airlines) release their booking calendars.
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Here's what we've learned so far: Jurvetson's name was bandied about this past summer in the aftermath of the Justin Caldbeck situation, with some reporters calling DFJ to inquire.
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In the hearing, Alsup bandied with lawyers for Uber and Levandowski over the allegedly stolen documents, some of which Uber said were not in its possession, but in Levandowski's.
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Last year, the app bandied out over $12 million in cashback rewards to its members, and 70% of its users saw their credit score climb up by 30 points.
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Then the acronym "BRIC" — for Brazil, Russia, India and China — was bandied about in investment circles as shorthand for the rise of a brash new bunch of economic powers.
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The 'mind games' that McGregor and others play get to be a corny cliché for those of us following the sport and hearing the term bandied around full time.
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"While we pay attention to words that go viral or that are bandied about on social media, we only enter terms that we believe have staying power," explains Brewster.
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No shortage of shit has been bandied about between the three of them, so when Nurmagomedov saw Lobov in a Brooklyn hotel, he took the opportunity to confront him.
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Residents of Edgemont, a prosperous community in Westchester County, are agitating to create their own village — a move that, after decades of being bandied about, seems to have momentum.
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To Ms. Kanarek and her lawyer, the details of the spiraling conflict between trainer and student, whether bandied about in the courtroom or on Facebook, are beside the point.
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Climate change has been a key theme this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, with big ideas being bandied about, and big-picture proposals being announced.
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David, you were -- I would say it is fair to say kind of seen as a disrupter when you came to the World Bank and your name was bandied about.
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As such, the research firm argued the United States might want to be wary about any potential mega merger "synergy" promises being bandied about by Sprint and T-Mobile executives.
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Inevitably, discussion will ensue about the sad marginalization of medieval studies in the contemporary humanities, and the way "medieval" is still bandied around as some kind of marker of barbarism.
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"I will not agree to carry out some of these tactics I've heard bandied about because this institution needs to endure," he said, referring to Donald Trump's enthusiasm for waterboarding.
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A major disruption of US infrastructure via a cyber attack is what some have called a "cyber 9/11," or a "cyber Pearl Harbor"—a much bandied around nightmare scenario.
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While clean coal technology assuredly exists, the term itself is bandied around by GOP members to undermine federal environmental regulations that place limits on greenhouse gas emissions from coal plants.
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In the days since the correction began — the market's recouped more than half the downside since the low point — a volley of explanations has been bandied around in analyst notes.
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The "affordable" in the ACA is not based on the gross premiums that are bandied around in the press but net costs after subsidies, as a fixed percentage of income.
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And, we were at a meeting with Mark Zuckerberg when this was bandied about a year ago, and he just gave us this blank fish look when we asked about it.
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For all the talk of international trade leading to job loss bandied about on the campaign trail in 2016, the bulk of jobs lost in America is actually due to automation.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tech billionaire Elon Musk's acknowledgement that, over the years, he had "bandied about" with some of his biggest shareholders the idea of combining Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA.
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So when the team introduced its biggest midseason signing Tuesday, the striker in question was a little-known Israeli, Omer Damari, and not any of the larger names bandied about recently.
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Regrettably, the names being bandied about for high-profile roles in his administration — Newt Gingrich, Chris Christie and Rudy Giuliani — do not inspire confidence that such hopeful change is upon us.
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Fouse is highly regarded by Wall Street and her name has been bandied about with each high profile executive opening in the biotech industry since her June 2017 "retirement" from Celgene.
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While big names like Alonso have been bandied about, all the top drivers are under contract with rival teams who are unlikely to countenance their departure for the sport's most dominant team.
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Some cabinet members are pressing for a different course, calling for nonbinding "indicative votes," in which members of Parliament can freely express their preferences for the various Brexit plans being bandied about.
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That's not particularly orthodox belief in any major religion, but it's something that's been bandied about before by religious scholars as one way to read the book of Genesis, in particular. Mother!
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But there's no mistaking that rents have come down, with the official rental price indexes showing declines in the neighborhood of 10 percent since 2013, while anecdotally, much larger drops are bandied about.
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That's because all the current bids are much lower than the prices that had been bandied about earlier in the process, when it was thought the floor of Yahoo was about $6 billion.
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However, a number of other potential running mates have been bandied about in the press, including Labor Secretary Tom Perez, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julian Castro, and retired admiral James Stavridis.
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With its 3,500 square meter floorplan, infinity pool and waterslide, its developers claim its currently secret selling value will reach "well above" the €300 million price tag being bandied around in the press.
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It expressed concern about some of the proposals being bandied around during election season and said they could have consequences, with focus particularly on infrastructure spending and tax cuts that aren't paid for.
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A lot of numbers get bandied about by advocacy groups and others, but there is no "scoring system" that focuses primarily on infrastructure and job creation, encouraging "seat of the pants" decision making.
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Brad Marchand is in the midst of a career year, with the 23-year-old seeing his name bandied about among the NHL's elite in addition to premature discussions involving the Hart Trophy.
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We hear the price was below the $10 billion figure that has been bandied about, but well above the $6.9 billion that Bain and GGC paid to take BMC private five years ago.
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Some words, like those for "email" ("blitspost," or "blitsbriv" for an individual message), had already been bandied about through what Mr. Glasser called "spontaneous generation" within the circles of Yiddish academics and aficionados.
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As federal prosecutors tell it, as Mr. Percoco and Mr. Howe hatched a complicated corruption scheme, both bandied Mr. Cuomo's name to spur the other to action or to press their own advantages.
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Powered by exceptional reviews — the word "masterpiece" was bandied about — "Dunkirk" (Warner Bros.) took in about $50.5 million at North American theaters, or about 20 percent more than analysts had expected before release.
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"I will not agree to carry out some of these tactics and techniques I've heard bandied about, because this institution needs to endure," Brennan said in an interview scheduled to air Monday night.
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GOP congressional leaders remain very quiet Amid all of the debate and calls to action from students and ideas being bandied about by the President, top Republican congressional leaders have been veeeeery quiet.
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CAVUTO: If I can switch gears a little bit, Senator, with Brett Kavanaugh, you had your doubts about him when he among the names being bandied about as a possible replacement for Justice Kennedy.
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"The real impact of this is going to be more limited than what is being bandied about publicly," said Pedro Freyre, a Cuban-born attorney who heads the international practice at law firm Akerman.
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Sullivan goes on to talk about how various countries wanted to claim Antartica and plant their flag, but everyone eventually bandied up to make it a place for science and banned the ugly politics.
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Words such as "craft", and its crusty offspring, "artisan", were bandied about with abandon to soothe your nagging doubts that, months earlier, you'd witnessed a drunkard urinating in that same, as-yet-unreclaimed arch.
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Perry told reporters last week that he was waiting for the executive branch to respond to his agency's ideas on the emergency measures, saying they were still being "bandied about" at the White House.
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Critic's Notebook When Alan Gilbert said in February that he would step down as music director of the New York Philharmonic in 2017, one of the first names bandied about was Jaap van Zweden.
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A so-called "straight repeal" of Obamacare without a replacement plan is one of the options being bandied about by Senate Republicans as they try to reach a last-minute deal on health reform.
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It was a low point for the Peacock Network, and at first a number of top names — including Lauer, Savannah Guthrie, Katie Couric, Jake Tapper and Jorge Ramos — were bandied about as possible replacements.
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You'll have heard this phrase bandied about by every bozo with a half-baked idea and a crowdfunding account, but today I want to tell you about a true 53st century example of it.
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If we allow space to become yet another partisan issue to be bandied about, we will almost certainly miss a unique opportunity that presents itself today to accomplish something that is truly awe inspiring.
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But when you're just out of college and trying to navigate planning for retirement, it can be a little overwhelming, especially if you're not familiar with the financial terminology that gets bandied about frequently.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The last time the entire Sistine Chapel was photographed for posterity, digital photography was in its infancy and words like pixels were bandied about mostly by computer nerds and NASA scientists.
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He had sometimes been bandied about as a potential Treasury secretary in a Hillary Clinton administration, though his status as the head of the world's biggest asset management firm made that seem politically unlikely.
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Romney's name was bandied around as a possible pick for Secretary of State after the November election and he met with the president a handful of times – but was not chosen for an administration role.
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While it may feel like you hear Sia's name bandied about as a songwriter people want to work with all the time, the reality is she only has eight songs on this list of 26.1.
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Not only did Mr Trump say he did not need to declare an emergency, he bandied the idea around for weeks before the declaration as a strategy to circumvent Congress if his budget negotiations failed.
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O/U: 212 ABOUT THE RAIDERS (12-220): While Carr is being mentioned in NFL MVP discussion, defensive end Khalil Mack is hearing his name bandied about for NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors.
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A so-called straight repeal of Obamacare without a replacement plan is one of the options being bandied about by Senate Republicans as they try to reach a last-minute deal on health care reform.
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It's unclear what's next for the Giants—defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo has been named interim head coach, and Bill Cowher's name has already been bandied about on New York sports radio as a possible candidate.
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Trash cooking and the idea of turning waste into wonders have become recurring themes in the culinary world, but there is something jarring about the way these two terms—waste and trash—are bandied about.
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They bandied about the names of well-known U.F.O. researchers — J. Allen Hynek, Donald Keyhoe, Stanton Friedman — and read the latest newsletters from an organization called the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena, or Nicap.
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By the next morning, "the I-word," as people were calling impeachment, was being bandied about, starting, oddly enough, with George Stephanopoulos, who had been Clinton's senior adviser and had since moved to ABC News.
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The argument stems from a decision made in July to pull Newt Gingrich, a Fox News contributor, off the air via amicable suspension after his name was prominently bandied about as Trump's vice presidential pick.
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John Allison is a name frequently mentioned when it comes to potential candidates President-elect Donald Trump is considering to run the nation's financial system, though a handful of other names also have been bandied around.
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"I've been deluged with people who know this person and say that this is the endgame — to be bandied about, to be shown on TMZ, to market this into a career of some kind," he said.
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"I will not agree to carry out some of these tactics and techniques I've heard bandied about, because this institution needs to endure," Brennan told NBC News in an exclusive interview scheduled to air Monday night.
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He has labeled the press the "enemy of the people," restricted journalistic access and bandied about the "fake news" epithet so often that it has been picked up by governments around the world to justify repression.
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Read more " _____ • Josh Marshall in Talking Points Memo: "These two options — special counsel or independent commission — are often bandied about as two separate options, one or the other, or as steps of escalation in a scandal.
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So do not be surprised to hear the phrase "special prosecutor," as the Independent Counsel Act is often called, bandied about in this context — even though that law, which bedeviled Bill Clinton, has long since expired.
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The bandied-about idea that Amazon should go to a place where it's "needed," likely some ailing Rust Belt town, is perverse, as is the idea that private corporations can be counted on to benevolently redistribute wealth.
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This is why the words "witch hunt" get bandied around at times like this because it does seem crazy when you start pointing it all out; it seems beyond belief really, that so many men are implicated.
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An idea I've seen bandied about a lot online in the wake of the backlash is that Star Wars is for everyone, not just a certain subset of fans who feel a certain way about the projects.
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Fox is now hunting for a new director, and even with names like Drew Goddard and Quentin Tarantino being bandied about, the sequel could still easily be as mediocre as the rest of Fox's X-Men movies.
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The good news for the Democrats is that the longer Oprah's name gets bandied around as a possible presidential candidate, the more valuable her endorsement will be in a year or so when the serious running begins.
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The appointment also means his name is very likely to be bandied about in one of Hollywood's favorite parlor games: Who will run the Magic Kingdom when Mr. Iger's contract comes to an end in three years?
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There will still be a lot of "alternate facts," conspiracy theories and plain lies bandied about by both innocent and willful postings, and the sites certainly should provide fact-checks about any of these that gain currency.
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Another Democrat on the intelligence panel, Ron Wyden, offered a more direct warning Thursday as he pushed back against "this idea that gets bandied about" that the committee's Russia investigation should wind down by any certain date.
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The word "patriarchy" once seemed like a worn-out term bandied about by 1970s feminists, but it's making a comeback as authoritarian leaders around the globe, and their followers, try to overturn any advances made by women.
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In It Comes at Night, the word "love" itself becomes an increasingly hollow lie, bandied about like a tattered flag used to justify a complete breakdown of the components of actual love — trust, empathy, and open doors.
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The idea behind the move, which had been bandied about as early as 22013, was because the low-powered walkie talkies were getting "clobbered" by the more powerful Citizens Band radio, according to a 218 Popular Electronics report.
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Luminaries whose names Mr. Trump bandied about most frequently — Tom Brady, the New England Patriots quarterback, and Bob Knight, the former Indiana University men's basketball coach — are not scheduled to appear, though Mr. Knight has recorded a video.
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They recognize, even welcome, the honors and challenges that come with their position, and the word "history" is bandied about almost as much as "hockey" and "Boston," an underlying current as swift and unstoppable as the Niagara River.
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Descriptions of Newark as "the next Brooklyn" are bandied about regularly but just as often swatted down by city leaders, who say they have looked to other cities' experiences not as potential road maps but as cautionary tales.
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With numbers like that bandied about, it should come as no surprise that Silicon Valley tech giants Apple and Google are lining up for a slice of the pie — as are other technology behemoths including Amazon and Microsoft.
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Twitter fanatics openly salivated over Scalise's shooting, with the most scorching of hot takes bandied about the internet: If the shooter has a serious health condition then is taking potshots at the GOP house leadership considered self defense?
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Facebook is a frothing pot of insanity and reactionary outrage, but it's mostly very repetitive and relies on increasingly low-res memes bandied about by retirees whose brains are turning into cottage cheese and seeping out of their ears.
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I realize in writing this that the whole thing sounds like a bit of snake oil (particularly with words like "psychoacoustic" being bandied about), but the majority of folks seemed duly impressed by the accessory, including this here site.
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The video's subjects share the specific judgements that've been bandied their way: "I should be ashamed to be on TV. I should be ashamed to [be shot wearing] underwear in my size," shares Desseaux of criticisms she's heard before.
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The stage seems set to leave Americans on their own to travel a potentially bumpy economic road, a scene that would seem to fly in the face of the picket-fence stability and localism bandied about in conservative rhetoric.
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Set in the late 1990s, the show also offers a knowing glimpse at a time when casual racism and classism were bandied about a bit more overtly, but really rear their ugly heads in moments of tension or crisis.
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Terms like "war crimes" and "crimes against humanity" are bandied about on an almost weekly basis when it comes to Syria, abstract concepts that are often weighed down with convoluted language related to the geopolitical machinations of the conflict.
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Not all messages are going to be nice, clearly, given the anonymous transience involved — much like reading graffiti left on the inside of a public toilet door — and some reviews do complain of racist and sexist language being bandied about.
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The term "healthy" is bandied about in All Star Feast, but there is no nutritional information to be found for any of these recipes, and the book was born in a time before "low-carb" and "gluten-free" were common phrases.
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There was more than the usual amount of surreality in the metaphors bandied about at Comptroller Scott M. Stringer's announcement on Monday of subpar performance grades for New York City agencies on their spending with minority- and women-owned businesses.
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For years I only saw the debate bandied about on C-SPAN and in passionate editorials, but No Pineapple Left Behind translates the issue in simple, gamified terms by making me the unseen principal at a succession of ever-larger schools.
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And so it's hardly surprising that when the England manager job opened up and the United States men's national team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann—also the U.S. Soccer technical director—was bandied about as a possibility, he didn't refute the buzz.
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Opinionators have opinionated that Kaepernick shares the Seahawks' assessment of his ability and simply wants too much money to be a backup, which has been one of the theories bandied about to explain the quarterback's continued absence from any NFL roster.
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With spending on health care in the country approaching $4 trillion per year, and numerous proposals being bandied about to change the U.S. health care system in fundamental ways, wouldn't it be reasonable to first identify the questions to answer?
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The Wild have too many defensemen, so Jonas Brodin's name has been bandied about in trade rumors, and the Ottawa Senators will have to do something because defenseman Dion Phaneuf has said he will not waive his no-movement clause.
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The word "gentrification" was coined by the British sociologist Ruth Glass, who applied it to her studies of north London in the 1960s — but it is here, in south London, that the term is now bandied about with the most zeal.
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The idea of a federal Election Day holiday has been bandied about for years and found its way back into the national discussion this year as part of the first major piece of legislation introduced by the Democratic-controlled House.
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Less than 24 hours after news of Mr. Jones' exit broke, rumors that Mr. Abloh was considered a possible candidate for the position at Louis Vuitton were being bandied about, but Mr. Abloh said that he had "no clue" about that.
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With catcalls, sarcastic jokes and jeers being bandied about - not just between the two main parties, as is the custom, but often within them - many of the divisions before Britain voted in June 2016 to leave the EU re-emerged.
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According to the presentation, ICE has already begun meeting with companies about building out the program, which again, is now called "Visa lifecycle vetting" in case you hear the term bandied about and mistake it for anything less sinister than "extreme vetting."[ProPublica]
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Photo by Thierry Monasse/Getty Images Although plenty of other establishment names are still being bandied around for the top job — including chair and MD of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde (also French); and Dutch PM, Mark Rutte, to name just two.
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ET, ABC ABOUT THE BULLS (299-29): Jimmy Butler was perhaps the most prominent name bandied about leading up to the trade deadline, but he stayed put in the end and led Chicago to its third straight win Friday with a late flurry.
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What I loved about staying at the B&B was feeling as if I was participating in a truly "local" experience, to use a phrase that's bandied about far too often — one that captures the aloha and ohana qualities of the Big Island.
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The belief that Knox was somehow involved in the occult, first proposed by Mignini and bandied about at trial without any supporting evidence, doesn't make it into the documentary, but the subtext around the public's belief in her guilt makes it clear.
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But he is in danger of drawing a Republican primary challenger from the right, and already some well-known Nevada names — Adam Laxalt, the former attorney general who ran for governor last year, and Danny Tarkanian, a businessman — are being bandied about.
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The word "accelerate" is likely to be bandied about quite a bit in the next few days at Foggy Bottom, and it is one that Mark Toner, the State Department's veteran spokesman, used repeatedly on Monday to describe the Trump administration's plans.
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They paged through works by American playwrights like A.R. Gurney and Elaine May before landing on Simon, and when they bandied the "Plaza Suite" lines back and forth on the Symphony Space stage to riotous laughter, they started to reconsider their professional separation.
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Salesforce's approach with this update is to make it as simple as possible for community managers to personalize a page with drag and drop components and built-in intelligence, a word the Salesforce marketing team bandied about quite a bit during the announcement briefing.
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But those figures are bandied about in the press without concern for their propagandisitic effect, perhaps, because to know these things would be to expose the extent to which the press has played precisely the role Hamas and their benefactors wanted them to play.
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Netflix has a market capitalization of more than $45 billion; with a reasonable takeout premium ($130 a share was being bandied out on the Street in connection with this rumor, according to one analyst) the company would be sold for something like $60 billion.
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Phrases like "safe word" and "permission" get bandied around without exposition or explanation for anyone unused to reading feminist articles; when the host capped off the house rules with "no means no," the audience cheer was louder than when Manwé showed off his butt.
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As with many industries now fretting over the uncertain future of U.S. trade policy, the oil business is sizing up the potential impact of the various protectionist measures being bandied about Washington - which have sent crude markets into a tizzy.
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The Trump administration's seeming acquiescence to settlement building stands in stark relief to their slow walk back of the president's controversial and much bandied about promise to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, long a priority for the Israeli right and its American allies.
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Since a group of air raid survivors bandied together to crowdfund its opening in 2002, it has been preserving their memories and also remembering that Japanese air strikes inflicted severe damage on Chinese civilians in Chongqing, killing 32,000 people between February 1938 and August 1943.
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The most perplexing criticism that's been bandied about regarding Schutz's painting, both on social media and in discussions I've had, is that some great harm has been inflicted by the act of abstraction, as if the only "responsible" treatment of racial trauma is mimetic realism.
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So after polishing off his gut-busting meal at Carnegie Deli, during an event celebrating the restaurant's reopening after it was caught siphoning gas and shut down last spring, Mr. de Blasio and his staff bandied about ways to respond to Mr. Bush's version of the country.
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These allegations have been bandied around for years without materially damaging Rubio; most likely, Trump just wanted something to make it look like he was fighting back against Rubio and the other outside groups that were pouring millions into campaign ads aimed at stopping Trump in Florida.
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While, in June, the tech industry bandied together to offer a joint front on this issue, under the banner of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) — which they said would collaborate on engineering solutions, sharing content classification techniques and effective reporting methods for users.
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The 22013-to-2100 figure referenced by Pistole has been bandied about since 2010, when outlets such as the The Washington Post compared spending by El Al, Israel's national carrier, to TSA spending, finding that El Al spent $56.75 per passenger while the TSA spent $6.93.
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The term has been bandied about in recent weeks, from Seoul to Washington to Beijing, yet there's little agreement on what the term means -- and confusion could lead to trouble in this week's summit as well as the planned meeting between US President Donald Trump and Kim.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — As the mother of two nearly grown human beings, I had a vested interest in making sure that, when they went out into the world to break bread with other human beings, no words like "rude" or even "completely feral" would be bandied about.
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One source with knowledge of these discussions underscores to CNN, however, that all of the ideas being bandied about now are highly unlikely to see fruition -- mostly because this kind of move to get rid of a nominee elected by GOP primary and caucus voters would be unprecedented.
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"Crisis acting" is now a term that's constantly bandied about by the Alex Joneses of the world and has been used to explain away terrorist attacks such as the Boston Marathon bombing and the Bataclan Nightclub shooting, as well as most mass shooting events in the United States.
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The idea of "helicopter money", or free cash dished out to ordinary people in a bid to stimulate spending and inflation, has been bandied about in recent weeks but ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio and Chief Economist Peter Praet both said on Thursday it was not on the table.
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Many reasons have been bandied around for the lack of Americans, with the most notable leaks so far focusing on associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, who stepped aside as head of government after his name surfaced.
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In an 20123 interview with the New York Times, he said he would always be grateful that Couric had been "in my corner" when his name was bandied about for the co-anchor job, and had served as his "comfort zone" when he first joined her on the couch.
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The phrase "cuts the time in half" was the most common phrase bandied about, whether it was the trio of developers (Leah Culver, Akshaya Dinesh and John Ciocca), running simulations of iOS apps or University of Utah Assistant Professor Janet Iwasa rendering complex animated representations of molecular biology.
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" She didn't always feel this way: "[W]hen the phrase 'check your privilege' began to be bandied around on social media some years ago—as a sort of rough shorthand for 'you can't possibly know what you're talking about, because unlike me, you have never truly suffered'—it grated.
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I am a huge skeptic to be frank (particularly anytime deep learning gets bandied about), but after chatting with him both before and after getting on stage, I can't preclude the possibility that aging is something that might be within humanity's (or at least Zhavoronkov's) grasp to control.
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While most of the ObamaCare bills being bandied about have Republican opponents, no GOP senators have ruled out voting for the skinny bill — a development that could be music to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Like everybody else, Cunningham declined to give a straight answer (and, insult to injury, bandied about a secret entrusted to him by George R. R. Martin, which he also kept mum about), but he did share with us the longest clip we've seen so far from Season 6.
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While names like Colin Firth were bandied about for the role of Henry Higgins, the part is going to an actor largely unknown in the United States: Harry Hadden-Paton, who has extensive theater experience in London, will be making his New York stage debut opposite Ms. Ambrose.
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He said the government had not been clear on how much the university would have to cut from its $900 million budget, but the figures bandied about in internal government documents — anywhere from $241 million to $512 million by 2026 — would be impossible to accomplish without gutting the university.
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And it gets worse: Somber prediction are bandied about that (a) the Fed will soon have to reverse its recent interest rate increase, (b) we are facing a 1.83-type financial crisis and (c) the Fed (along with other major central banks) will have no policy instruments to deal with it.
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In the eight episodes of Season 2 available for review, the original premise — a reluctant agent is sent back from the future to prevent a plague — expands to dizzying "Doctor Who" dimensions, with phrases like "temporal hell" and "causality's fool" bandied about and computer-enhanced blood-red washes covering everything onscreen.
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While today "intersectionality" is bandied about as the cutting edge of social research, it was Lorde who in her writing insisted on complicating our view of personal identity by claiming that each of us belongs to multiple identity communities, all of which contribute to our sense of self and our purposes.
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Golden Globes 2017: 'La La Land' breaks record Denzel Washington's name had been bandied about for a possible directing nod for "Fences," but the nominations went to the directors of "Arrival" (Denis Villeneuve), "Hacksaw Ridge" (Mel Gibson), "La La Land" (Damien Chazelle), "Manchester by the Sea" (Kenneth Lonergan), and "Moonlight" (Barry Jenkins).
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Whether Trump's GOP opponents keep to their pledge remains to be seen — the term "flexible" got bandied about quite frequently during Thursday night's Fox News debate — but one thing is clear: Trump might not need to build any more reinforcements to his political wall if his Republican opposition can't get off the fence.
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Telepresence, which has been bandied about by Silicon Valley ... Cisco had a telepresence thing, everyone's tried this idea of the telepresence, and eventually it's a great idea where it'll seem like your parents are there, or your cousin, whoever you want to talk to, are right there when you're talking to them.
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The most obvious scenario that could trigger a strike would see one of the more financially successful producers in the AMPTP (the name usually bandied about in Los Angeles is Disney, which has Marvel and Star Wars movies to buoy its bottom line) decide to take a hard line with the WGA.
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As it stands now, there are three options that have been bandied about: At this stage in the game, the winds seem to be blowing toward options two or three — so I wouldn't get your hopes up that Apple has succeeded in embedding the sensor directly into the screen, at least on this year's model.
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He&aposs also had to overcome comparisons with the late socialist revolutionaries Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez that the Colombian right-wing has labelled "Castro-Chavismo," a smear bandied about so much during the campaign that Petro&aposs 7-year-old daughter has come up with a left-stepping dance to parody the accusations.
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Remains have been found off the coast of California and in the Arctic, but Dr. Protopopov believes the new findings are a new species, unrelated to the so-called island effect, which has been bandied about by researchers as causing a decline in the population of mammoths, which eventually died out about 4,000 years ago.
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That the former coffee executive is considering an afterlife in politics is not new news -- his name has been bandied about on numerous lists of high-profile corporate and celebrity outsiders who might take on Donald Trump in 2020 -- but up until now, much of that speculation assumed that Schultz would run as a Democrat.
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Maybe the organizers really want to gather an audience that will listen to what the speakers have to say — the list seems quite fluid, but the names of alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos, anti-Islamic polemicist Pamela Geller, and former White House strategist Steve Bannon have been bandied about — and exit with changed minds.
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Lately, the fears have focused on Italy, where an "Italexit" — or "Quitaly," if you can't help yourself — has been bandied about by populist politicians as they threaten to abandon the euro, or leave the European Union altogether, over an ongoing tiff with European neighbors over deficit spending, migration and whatever else drums up votes.
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Names of elder statesmen like Michael Gambon, Jim Broadbent and even Jeff Bridges were bandied about to play one of the tale's most endearing characters: James "Hobie" Hobart, a Greenwich Village antiques dealer described as a gentle giant with the heavy, haggard bearing and unhealthy pallor of an Irish poet or maybe a pugilist.
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While over the past few years lawmakers have talked about drafting legislation that would protect independent contractors — the notion of inventing a third worker classification was bandied about four years ago, while more recently, the idea of a portable benefits system has become more popular — the current political atmosphere has made some elected officials, especially progressives, more vocal.
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Aside from the threat to open up tech companies to lawsuits, the most sweeping proposals are ones that have been bandied about for some time: the adoption of privacy regulations similar to those that went into effect in the European Union earlier this year, and the passage of the Honest Ads Act, which would regulate online political advertising.
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"It's still being talked about, still being bandied around the White House, and we've given them all the information that we have to show them where the potential for challenges are, and waiting for them to make a decision about what direction to go," Perry said, adding that department officials have completed what the White House asked of them.
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Pulling out a color-coded spreadsheet that he said included the names of about 22014,22016 billionaires, he explained that by his calculation, roughly 50 to 100 of the people on that list would be in the market for such a property — Middle Eastern royalty or a Russian oligarch being a few of the possibilities he bandied about.
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The Buckeyes' next coach—the usual big names are being bandied about as candidates, with CBS' Gary Parrish adding Thunder head coach Billy Donovan to the mix—will enter the July recruiting period with the advantages that come with recruiting for Ohio State, and the broader disadvantage of having to sell a program that is now unmistakably in decline.
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Likewise, Piotr Uklański's "The Nazis" (1998), a grid of 164 head shots of Hollywood actors, including Ronald Reagan, donning the togs of an SS officer, seemed 20 years ago like an elaborate one liner, but now with the term "Fascist America" being bandied about with increasing frequency since January 20th, it demands at least a double-take.
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Committee Chairman James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.) decried "allegations that have been bandied about in the press, with little regard for the truth," while Sen.
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Bloomberg's top advisers, such as his long-time political consigliere Kevin Sheekey, inherently understand that political influence is different from, yet complimentary to, economic influence, and thus having Mike Bloomberg bandied about as a potential disrupter in the 2020 election cycle makes all the sense in the world, even if its not something Bloomberg is even giving serious consideration to privately.
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But the names bandied about so far in Beltway divinations include retired Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor, a military intervention skeptic who last June took to Carlson's prime time Fox News show to inveigh against the demographic replacement of whites in California—a poignant reminder that the next national security advisor could be a dove on Tehran and a hawk on the Texas border.
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And with all the Sansa-swapping schemes being bandied about, it must have also occurred to the Queen of Thorns that a swap would be beneficial for Margaery's sake as well — her granddaughter would still be able to marry Joff's gentler brother Tommen, who would ascend to the throne, if say, Joffrey were removed from power before consummating any marriage.
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It's not the most creative of nicknames, but the moniker for Hillary Clinton has been gleefully bandied by Donald Trump supporters ever since he first uttered it at a rally in April: But now, Trump supporters on Reddit are suspicious because when you start to type the sobriquet into Google search ("crooked H...i...l") the autocomplete in the search bar doesn't offer up Crooked Hillary as a suggestion.
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Without Heinz's insight, the most convincing explanation bandied about among Salad Cream aficionados is that the food industry of 1914 was shaped by World War I. Official wartime food rationing didn't begin until 1916 but, as the country mobilized for battle in 1914, the government passed the Defence of the Realm Act, which gave them the power to commandeer any supplies necessary for the war effort, including food.
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The notion that Trump was in some sense in cahoots with the Russians had, however, been widely bandied about in a range of contexts for months — we know now that back in June 2016, even House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy was joking that Trump was on Putin's payroll — and was part of liberals' desperate fantasy that a group of rogue "Hamilton Electors" would somehow step in and block Trump from taking office.
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Ahead of the festival's 24th year, which kicks off this week, we've done all the hard work and put together five of the acts that, on our terms, are the ones you should be stood in front of holding a Tropical Red Bull, hyper-carbonated lager, or whatever you so desire... The word pioneer is bandied about quite liberally in our post-truth world, but Suzanne Ciani is without a doubt entirely worthy of the moniker.
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While unions have never been as powerful in the United States as they are in Europe, tales of workers standing up on a mass scale abound: The Farmers Alliance that bandied together to battle the federal corruption of the 228s; the Flint factory sitdown strikes of 22018 and the rise of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union in the wake of New Deal legislation; the explosion of textile unions in the 22s and their eventual integration in the 1960s.
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