Both Ischomachus and Kondo believe that to be in control of your life, you must be in control of your house.
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Women should be in control of that line, no question.
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"Users should be in control of this data," he said.
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You always want to be in control of the situation.
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We just want to be in control of the process.
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You will always be in control of your own attitude.
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However, South Korea appears to be in control of the situation.
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It's really nice to be in control of my own thing.
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And we might not be in control of what they know.
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But they still might not be in control of the chamber.
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And yet, I want to be in control of my network.
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He likes to be in control of each part of the process.
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"We can actually be in control of how the plant is surviving."
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Americans "deserve to be in control of your own data," she wrote.
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That way you'll always be in control of costs ... and your own destiny.
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You want to be in control of the news, with nothing to hide.
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"They will be in control of the conversation with Boeing now," he added.
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They want somebody who is going to be in control of their problems.
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"Let me be in control of this committee, not you," Mr. Hatch said.
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Meanwhile, the Afghan government pretends to be in control of the country's security.
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Trying to be in control of everything is likely a response to anxiety.
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The government would no longer be in control of the process, he said.
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"Parents or caretakers should be in control of the exposure," Dr. Eichenfield said.
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"Parents or caretakers should be in control of the exposure," Dr. Eichenfield said.
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"The North is trying to be in control of the playing field," Moon said.
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They also called for an elected board to be in control of the schools.
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Be in control of your food – make it fun, don't let it control you.
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What is it like to be in control of everything in your own life?
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So that you can start to be in control of your information, be empowered.
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"I always wanted to be in control of the entire recording chain," he said.
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When it's just you, do you feel pressure to be in control of everything?
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In that space, that pause, you can be in control of what happens next.
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"These are strategies women can own and be in control of," says De Marco.
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"They wanted to be in control of the company," said a source close to Lucid.
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We find it better, in a development, to be in control of our own destiny.
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The PFG claim to be in control of Ben Jawad could not be independently verified.
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We'll finally be in control of our candy destiny, and that is a beautiful thing.
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"As a species we want to be in control of just about everything," Kwachka says.
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"At the same time we need to be in control of our borders," Bloomberg said.
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I'm a super-self-sufficient person, and I like to be in control of myself.
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And to do that, it decided, it had to be in control of the whole device.
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And, to do that, it decided, it had to be in control of the whole device.
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The contributor who uploaded the alert, "Cobra-Bitcoin," is understood to be in control of Bitcoin.
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Gun control only means that one should be in control of their firearm at all times.
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"You have to give the customer the controls to be in control of their privacy," says Mac.
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Erotic fiction, or literotica, as it's sometimes called, allows you to be in control of the fantasy.
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"Women deserve the right to be in control of what we do with our bodies," Noehren said.
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CBS has a long-term strategy; it just wants to be in control of its own destiny.
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Get a job that pays commission and you can be in control of how much you earn.
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Capricorns like to be in control of their bodies, so they'll often opt for sativas over indicas.
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"Generally speaking, we always want to be in control of that system for privacy reasons," Zellmer said.
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Yes, I believe in the inherent right of a woman to be in control of her healthcare.
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When you make a movie, you need to deeply be in control of what you are saying.
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I think more so there was the concern that they wouldn't be in control of the picture.
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" Thomas Miller of the American Enterprise Institute says "you need to be in control of your choices.
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The sheriff's office will be in control of decisionmaking, the Effingham County State's Attorney Brian Kibler said.
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I like to be in control of what I'm eating, thanks to some lovely digestive and inflammation issues.
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He likes to be in control of my siblings and me, especially me since I'm his baby girl.
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Who will ultimately be in control of its augmented content and for what purposes will it be used?
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And as we'll talk about, he appears to no longer be in control of his body or mind.
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The iPhone growth story is breaking apart, and management does not seem to be in control of the situation.
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Zimbabwe's military appeared to be in control of the country as armored carriers stationed across the capital on Wednesday.
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Setting my self-esteem, faith in companionship, and mental health aside, I'll always be in control of my tweets.
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She might not be in control of her own life, but she's in control of her own TV show.
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Being able to be in control of my looks is one way I get to define myself for myself.
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Get commissions rather than just a salary and you will finally be in control of how much you earn.
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The "it" she wants to be in control of, the thing she would rather not quit, is her art.
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But Ms. Hill didn't want anyone to cook for her; she needed to be in control of her meals.
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"The person receiving wants to be in control of the penetration amount and the intensity of it," Story says.
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"Really felt like Martin seemed to be in control of what he really wanted to do," manager Jeff Banister said.
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Ms Sturgeon says she wants Scots "to be in control of events and not just at the mercy of them".
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And so you'll continue to see us testing new things that allow people to be in control of their conversations.
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There's no stopping batteries from aging, but at least you'll be in control of how your phone handles their decline.
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He said future moves in the market will center around who will be in control of the House and Senate.
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Even within the context of religious conservatism, men are socialized to be in control of their bodies and their sexuality.
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It's going to happen at some inopportune moment, so we might as well be in control of how we react.
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"I feel like you need to totally let your feelings be in control of all of this," she advised Lindsay.
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When they threatened to kill her, she responded that only God was permitted to be in control of people's souls.
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So many women felt obliged to be in control of these domestic tasks, and their partners expected it of them.
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He said he agrees with Apple CEO Tim Cook that corporations like Facebook shouldn't be in control of a currency.
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Individually, these incidents spoke to a desire on the part of students to be in control of their own stories.
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For a woman, she … wants to be in control of her body and choose who she wants to give it to.
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Don't let the dozens of apps and services on your phone be in control of your life by constantly distracting you.
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Who will solve this problem and be in control of the data required to make it happen remains to be seen.
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That's when mass incarceration ends, and that's when opportunity begins but we have to be in control of our own destiny.
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I'm not in control of the process and I don't want to be in control of it; that's a patriarchal idea.
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The move to place the fixing "significantly" above 6.9 shows China "likes to be in control of the situation," Piron said.
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San Francisco is requiring Kelly to only serve as a head coach and he will not be in control of personnel.
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It's really cool that Sally has found her own corner where she can celebrate art and be in control of it.
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The official said as of now, U.S. allied Kurdish militia was still going to be in control of the detention facilities.
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It allows them to flexibly experiment and ultimately be in control of what they're putting into their e-liquids, he says.
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It just automatically knows in an Alexa or Siri kind of way, but I need to be in control of that.
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With the New Zealand pad, Rocket Lab will be in control of the launch site, the tracking facilities, and the launch vehicle.
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You want to be in control of your faculties in order to be able to consent with what's going on around you.
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My professor said, 'When you get out of here, remember to be in control of your destiny — and don't be that fish.
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If you do have a willing date this day, perhaps allow your partner to be in control of one of your sessions.
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"The way to do that is to be in control of the satellites ourselves and get them up as fast as possible."
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You have the right to be in control of it, and you have to do what's right for you and your family.
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"I like to be in control of my books," he says, explaining why he has positioned himself as the lead detective's sidekick.
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We all want to be in control of our careers, and Know Your Worth puts you one step closer to achieving just that.
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"It was a lot of finding the root of why I felt like I need to be in control of things," says Jennifer.
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No single bureaucrat should have despotic powers of the purse and be in control of a budget of this size without Congressional approval.
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" — Ms. Twohey, on her reporting during the Weinstein investigation "I always wanted them to be in control of what their comfort level was.
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"To be in control of the levers of the execution of the plan is a very important key for its success," he added.
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But after the war, my father's sister married someone who was sent out to be in control of the British sector of Germany.
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He also said implementing the Adana pact would require the Syrian government to be in control of northeastern Syria - which it is not.
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There's also the inescapable factor that whoever wins the state house will be in control of drawing congressional districts after the 2020 census.
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But she said self-removal is largely safe—and a sign that more women want to be in control of their reproductive health.
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Ultimately, Brown's hashtag allows disabled folks to be in control of their representation in a way that runway shows and advertising campaigns don't.
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"At this rate, I think I'm going to definitely let my wife be in control of the timing of the next child," he says.
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"At this rate, I think I'm going to definitely let my wife be in control of the timing of the next child," he said.
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But Liza spent her marriage as a caretaking wife raising her daughter, and now she finally wants to be in control of her career.
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Automakers must meet nearly 75 auto safety standards, many written with the assumption that a licensed driver will be in control of the vehicle.
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One barking general seems to be in control of the entire United States military, while a surviving presidential aide serves as Kirkman's sole adviser.
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I think they're all hard to set up remotely, because, inevitably, you need to be in control of the email address that's behind it.
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Whereas dominant leaders want to be in control of everything, "prestige is about leading in the domains in which you have expertise," Professor Maner said.
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Not only will Ray play a pivotal role in the company's strategy moving forward ... he'll also be in control of close to 19 million shares.
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The petitions want exemptions from U.S. vehicle safety rules largely written decades ago that assume human drivers would always be in control of a vehicle.
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Roof's lawyers have suggested that he is afraid of embarrassing information getting out in the trial should he not be in control of the case.
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"Based on where we are today it's entirely possible that either party could be in control of the House two years from now," Mackowiak said.
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"The hospital has been and still continues to be in control of managing all security at the facility," spokesman Frank Danza said in a statement.
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Whereas dominant leaders want to be in control of everything, "prestige is about leading in the domains in which you have expertise," Professor Maner said.
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Zines have allowed me to be in control of my own narrative and its dissemination, and that's crucial for me as a woman of color.
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John Yarmuth said Monday that he is unsure of Donald Trump's mental state -- but added that the President doesn't appear to be in control of himself.
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It's always exciting to see someone famous in person, but it can be frightening for a celebrity not to be in control of their own safety.
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But as we know, birth control isn't just about being able to be in control of your life (though that's an important reason for using it).
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This industry is way too nuts for me to not be in control of myself and my decisions, so I just don't want to introduce drinking!
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The bottom line: Study co-author Manuela Veloso tells Axios that ultimately humans will be in control of how robots operate and the role they play.
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You don't ever want them to be in control of your health, you want them to almost be your guide or your sherpa through your health.
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Reports out of Afghanistan have said that while the government remains in control of government buildings, the Taliban appears to be in control of most neighborhoods.
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Reports out of Afghanistan have said that while the government remains in control of government buildings, the Taliban appears to be in control of most neighborhoods.
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Suncity's executive director, Andrew Lo, said Hoiana also gave the company an opportunity to be in control of an operation rather than just a service provider.
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He could seem to be in control of all this, even as he himself often appeared to be out of control: simultaneously conductor and train wreck.
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Further, Making DI Work for all Americans Act allows disability applicants to be in control of their own money by ending Social Security autopayments to representatives.
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" He wasn't arguing that companies shouldn't collect user data at all, but rather that "the people who need to be in control of that are the users.
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"If we ask private sector to be in control of security, then we have to allow them to have tools to carry out that mission," he said.
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The law (the statute and the DPP guidelines together) does not currently deliver people's legitimate entitlement to be in control of their death or protect the vulnerable.
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She liked the work and did it for nearly 20 years, but in 2007 she decided that she wanted to be in control of her own destiny.
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"But the idea is to be in control of our own destiny, and now we'll be able to become profitable very soon and going forward," she added.
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I do know that my brother was a sweet young man who wanted to be in control of his life, and in the end, he simply wasn't.
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"UK Plc want to be in control of their own destiny, rather than waiting to see what is going to happen and risking becoming prey," Bouten said.
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Democrats will be in control of at least 232 seats when the new House is sworn in next year, according to The New York Times's latest count.
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I feel guilty, whether the high is my "fault" or not (did I eat cake?), because I'm supposed to be in control of my disease, damn it.
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Uber and Lyft could set suggested rates, but drivers would be able to charge higher, or even lower, rates and thus be in control of their pay.
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Automakers must currently meet nearly 75 auto safety standards, many of which were written with the assumption that a licensed driver will be in control of the vehicle.
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If Syrian forces capture all of east Aleppo, President Bashar Assad's government will be in control of the country's four largest cities as well as the coastal region.
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This behavior is also tied to how much people perceive to be in control of the situation, which means they weigh the risk or likelihood of being caught.
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Your recipient will be in control of the look of nearly every aspect of their carry-on, from the front and back shell down to the wheel hubcaps.
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"Our mother always taught us to be in control of our voice and our bodies and our work, and she showed us that through her example," Solange tells Beyoncé.
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In this image, I would not only be in control of my cravings and know exactly when I was full, but I would also always eat mindfully and blissfully.
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An overwhelming majority, 80 percent, said humans should always have the option to drive themselves, while 64 percent expressed a need to be in control of their own vehicle.
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She wanted to be in control of her own schedule but she never went public about tension with the West Wing because, before Melania, it simply was not done.
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"Trump has threatened a lot of people and he's about to be in control of the most pervasive and least accountable surveillance infrastructure in the world," Mr. Marlinspike said.
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Automakers must currently meet nearly 75 auto safety standards, many of which were written decades ago with the assumption that a licensed driver would be in control of the vehicle.
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The Golden State Warriors' MVP and his agent and investment partner talk about what it means to be in control of your own brand — from investment, to management, to media.
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Those talks broke down when United Technologies' stock price suffered significant declines and the two companies found themselves unable to agree on who would be in control of the combination.
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THOSE TALKS BROKE DOWN WHEN UNITED TECHNOLOGIES STOCK PRICES SUFFERED SIGNIFICANT DECLINES AND THE TWO COMPANIES FOUND THEMSELVES UNABLE TO AGREE ON WHO WOULD BE IN CONTROL OF THE COMBINATION.
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This will be the first eclipse in a two-year-long series of eclipses, which will push you to take positive action to be in control of your mental health.
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Democrats have more than an 8-point lead in the RealClearPolitics average of generic House ballot polls, which tests preferences for which party should be in control of the House.
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" The New Jersey resident said she created the chart to bring attention to "women being able to be in control of their own bodies – and, of course, have a laugh.
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I love being able to be in control of my classroom and that my principal completely trusts me, and I can kind of run my classroom how I see fit.
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The younger Lee is widely assumed to be in control of the company, having long been tipped to succeed his father and grandfather Lee Byung-chul, the company's founder, before him.
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"It feels good to me to have full ownership of things, to be in control of the thing we're making, as opposed to having a board that's in control," says Zimonja.
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While surging U.S. production is offsetting the output curbs, OPEC appears to be in control of the market right now, said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Dollhouses allow children — typically girls — to be in control of a scaled-down domestic space as the mistress of the house, to immerse themselves in fantasies about a future home life.
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The petitions - formal applications for action by the agency - seek exemptions from U.S. vehicle safety rules largely written decades ago that assumed human drivers would be in control of a vehicle.
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Members of Washington's Republican establishment are particularly well placed to profit from political turmoil with the Republican Party soon to be in control of the White House and both houses of Congress.
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I won't need to rely on a boyfriend to sexually be in control of myself—I can be self sufficient and do it for myself using visuals without feeling I am unsafe.
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A little more than two weeks after announcing plans for a cryptocurrency called Libra, Facebook's top executive on the project is reiterating that the company will not be in control of it.
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Users will be in control of what Google Assistant knows, as they'll be able to edit or delete this sort of information in an updated tab in the Assistant settings, Google said.
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If you love the noodle and vegetable-packed soup but want to be in control of making it yourself, the pregnant reality star recently shared the perfect recipe to try at home.
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By 2021, Trump could be working in real estate full-time again, the blandest of Democrats could be in control of government, and pundits could be heralding the revenge of the norms.
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While it may not be easy to push your differences aside, especially if your family or friend gatherings feel mandatory, there are ways to be in control of your own emotional experience.
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An international outcry ensued, and Democrats, who will be in control of the House of Representatives come January, have pushed especially hard to scale back America's decades-long alliance with Saudi Arabia.
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As Sheryl herself writes in her own book, she likes to be in control of her environment, and believes that if she works hard enough and smart enough she can accomplish anything.
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You can see the band's sci-fi themes in Hipgnosis' cover, which depicts a strange reactor conspiring against the scientist who's supposed to be in control of it, emanating suspicious beams of energy.
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"This is the first of many announcements that will be coming that are about the fundamental issue here, which is helping people be in control of their information on Facebook," Cox told Refinery29.
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was ousted earlier this month after nearly 30 years of rule, and the military now looks to be in control of the country for up to two years.
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"There can be a lot of sensitive data on your devices, and we think you should be in control of who sees it," Apple's senior vice president of software engineering Craig Federighi said.
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Bentonville, Arkansas-based Wal-Mart said the homeowner would be in control of the entire experience, receiving a notification that the delivery is in progress and could also watch the real-time process.
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Woman-directed films from Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman to Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird have proven that women can be in control of their own destinies and sexual desires without going to the dark side.
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Rather, Pakistan leaders insist that such attacks originate from the "widely ungoverned spaces" of Afghanistan, pointing out that there the government is reported to be in control of less than half of the territory.
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Some researchers told The Hill that the recent cyber efforts are a sign that hackers are exploring the new political landscape now that Democrats will be in control of the House starting in January.
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But the problem was vastly worsened because neither Mr Kiir nor Mr Machar, who fought a nasty civil war between December 2013 and August 2015, appear to be in control of their respective firepower.
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Some researchers told The Hill that the recent cyber efforts are a sign that hackers are exploring the new political landscape now that Democrats will be in control of the House starting in January.
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""If we don't wake up," he said, "there's a considerable risk that in the long run we will disappear geopolitically, or at least that we will no longer be in control of our destiny.
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"Now that the Democrats are going to be in control of the Senate with a large majority, I'm going to look with my colleagues in the Senate to have this conversation," Mr. Johnson said.
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Republicans may be in "control" of all three branches of government on paper but in reality without Democrat votes in the Senate no bills of consequence are getting passed and to the President's desk.
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And, as far back as I can remember, our mother always taught us to be in control of our voice and our bodies and our work, and she showed us that through her example.
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While the two of them will be in control of a large portion of their financial empire, it's certainly not clear that it will be in the full amount that has been publicly cited.
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The Hurricanes enter with a 1 1/2-game lead over the Hokies, who would be in control of the division race with a win yet would still technically -- and probably temporarily -- occupy second place.
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Some of AOUMs also engage in teaching affirmative consent and violence prevention in ways that perpetuate gender stereotypes, such as putting the onus on young women to be in control of young men's sexual behaviors.
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While fashion brands still like Barneys' trend-setting vibe, direct sales are far more profitable than wholesale arrangements, and vendors ultimately want to be in control of their own operations and brand experience, Storch said.
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The 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD is becoming more popular in the cannabis business, since it's thought of as an ideal mix that allows casual users to be in control of their experience.
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At the same time, Democrats held a a 9-point lead over Republicans in an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday that asked people which party they'd prefer to have be in control of Congress.
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The battle now threatens to tear apart the school district: Concern over PCBs has fueled an existing effort here to break away from Santa Monica so that Malibu can be in control of its own schools.
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"Spa and Monza might be better for us, but in the end our ambition is to really force things to happen, be in control of the race," he said after finishing third in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Because while they might be in control of the broader operations of their respective companies, they do not appear to be fully in control of the automated algorithmic systems calibrated to drive engagement on Facebook and Twitter.
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"Whether to find closure, seek treatment, or become advocates for change themselves, survivors will be in control of whether to share their stories," Tony West, Uber's chief legal offier, wrote in a blog post announcing the news.
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With the Democrats soon to be in control of the House of Representatives, the inside-the-beltway punditry has largely posited that a Nancy Pelosi-led House of Representatives will naturally become Donald Trump's latest bête noire.
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Apple's view is this: It's your phone; an immense amount of data is stored there, from email and texts to photos and social media to financial and browsing data; and you should be in control of it.
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"As physical objects, [the cards] not only allow children to be in control of content, but also support learning and play, and for very young children also promote fine motor control development," Pentagram's Jon Marshall told Fast Company.
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Playboi Carti, say, represents a threat to conventional values in hip-hop because his hazy musical overload suggests takeover of the id; a rapper who mumbles is terrifying because he may not be in control of his music.
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Having strong OpSec, or operational security habits, is the best way to minimize some of the risks that present themselves online— and it's a way for women to be in control of their identities, their data, and their privacy.
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President Trump will be in control of a smaller but more pliant Republican caucus to carry out his agenda, while Democrats will have to demonstrate more than hypothetical proposals and define their policies beyond stark opposition to the administration.
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The purpose was to warn the Russians not to interfere with his delicate diplomatic maneuvers, designed to ensure an Israeli victory, but a limited one, so that the United States would still be in control of the region unilaterally.
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"If I was giving advice to my friends in the House … my advice would be legislate, don't investigate if you want to be rewarded with the continued opportunity to be in control of the House of Representatives," he added.
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But while government officials at the events stress that they want humans to be in control of weapons, how humans exert control over technology is up for debate, said Asaro, who is among the experts participating in the meetings.
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Tribes must be in control of their data to preserve privacy, for intellectual property reasons, and because of spiritual and cultural concerns, geneticist Joe Yracheta, of Indigenous P'urhepécha and Raramurí heritage in what is today Mexico, told Motherboard over the phone.
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During the announcement, Apple's Jeff Williams emphasized that you'll be in control of where your data goes and who gets to see it, but didn't provide any details about whether it'll provide any additional security features to safeguard your health information.
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"As far back as I can remember, our mother always taught us to be in control of our voice and our bodies and our work, and she showed us that through her example," Solange said of mom Tina Knowles Lawson.
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" She encouraged parents to home-school their children because that was "the only way you can be in control of what they are taught," and claimed that school shootings across the country had begun "after the schools started teaching evolution.
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The 28-year-old looked to be in control of the third set as she took a 2-0 lead but Pliskova reeled off five straight games - including two breaks of serve - to put herself on the verge of victory.
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From the moment that Ashley O says on a talk show that she wants people to "be in control of their own destiny" and "have the confidence to be who you want to be," I sat up a little straighter.
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"When you presented me with the idea—that you would be behind the cover and creative direction and be in control of the images—I thought it was a perfect fit because I trust you and your vision," she says.
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"With each turn of the screw, people began to realize, viscerally, that this is what it feels like to not be in control of your destiny," said Scott Rosenberg, a co-founder of Salon who left the company in 2007.
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This is why a person must always be in control of critical decisions and so called 'high risk AI' — this is AI that potentially interferes with people's rights — have to be tested and certified before they reach our single market.
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Here, again, we have the young woman feeling like she might be in control of her destiny, and the older man who is meant to protect her (in this case, Paige's literal father), who violates that protection swiftly and brutally.
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While administrations officials have said that "all options are on the table" since the US first backed opposition leader Juan Guaido, they have failed to voice any concrete plans and stressed that the Venezuelan people should be in control of their future.
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After more than 60 failed votes to gut the ACA under President Barack Obama, Republicans now about to be in control of the White House and Congress are poised to eliminate the law that extended health insurance to millions of American families.
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"Not only did we get the majority, but we showed up and decided we wanted to be in control of the money, and that's what we're doing in both houses," said Democratic Assemblywoman Teresa Benitez-Thompson, the majority floor leader from Reno.
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As a wife, she couldn't be in control of her own finances, couldn't transfer money to family abroad, had to lie on her back and suffer through sex straight-faced, or fake her orgasms loudly so she's known as a voracious lover.
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The eighth-seeded Keys led by a set and a break and appeared to be in control of her quarter-final clash against Kvitova, but the Czech, winner of last week's Wuhan Open title, fought back to level the match in a tiebreak.
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While lawyers for Dr. Luke have said that Kesha will be able to work with other producers at Sony, Kesha's legal team has maintained that this isn't good enough, as Dr. Luke would still be in control of her work's promotion, distribution and royalties.
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One of the book's major themes (a theme that Natiello didn't even realize was there until she was done) is the fictional Caroline Thompson's obsessive need to be in control of everything at all times—something this real-life Caroline struggles with every day.
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And therefore, all women – not just the ones who are related to or employed by Keith Urban—should thus be afforded the fundamental human right to not be sexually assaulted or raped or abused in any other way and be in control of their reproductive rights.
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But others think that anything that doesn't come directly from the therapist-patient relationship isn't useful anyway, and respecting a patient's boundaries is the most important thing—"patients need to be in control of what they say," according to one of the respondents in the Austrian study.
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I'm just saying that if we don't wake up, face up to this situation and decide to do something about it, there's a considerable risk that in the long run we will disappear geopolitically, or at least that we will no longer be in control of our destiny.
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"You really need to be in control of your golf swing though and today, or over the last two days, I haven't been, so I need to work on that," said McIlroy, who bogeyed five of his last seven holes on one of the toughest courses in golf.
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That's because there's no guarantee they will be in control of the next redistricting, in 2021 — particularly if President Trump's popularity continues to flag and Democrats succeed in making the 2018 and 2020 elections a referendum on the sitting president the way Republicans did in 2010 and 2014.
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The hardest-hit area was the southeastern city of Ghazni, where more than 239 police officers and soldiers had been killed by Sunday, a hospital official said, and the insurgents appeared to be in control of most of the strategic city aside from a few important government facilities.
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" Facebook, which continues to be on the hot seat over privacy matters, tells Axios: "We believe people should be in control of their information and companies should be held to high standards in explaining what data they have and how they use it, especially when they sell data.
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The DNI sits as a counterbalance to this, with some 180 members from across the industry in Europe aiming at coming up with ways to build smarter, tech-driven news organizations that will, arguably, be in control of their own disruption and therefore at least reap the financial benefits of that.
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"The only reason you don't see more Democratic gerrymandering this decade is that Republicans won big in the 2010 landslide and got to be in control of redistricting in the following year," He noted that if Democrats win big in 2018 and 2020, the shoe could be on the other foot.
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"I did not intend to put the blame Tesla or the auto pilot system as I am aware that I need to be in control of the vehicle regardless if the auto pilot system is engaged or not," Clark said in an email to the sheriff's department released by Tesla.
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"We believe that your private data should remain private, not because you've done something wrong or you have something to hide, but because there can be a lot of sensitive data on your devices and we think you should be in control of who sees it," Craig Federighi, Apple's SVP of software engineering, told the audience.
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" James Dyson, founder of the vacuum cleaner group Dyson: "We will create more wealth and more jobs by being outside the EU than we will within it, and we will be in control of our destiny... When the 'Remain' campaign tells us no one will trade with us if we leave the EU, sorry, it's absolute cobblers.
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Maybe he liked the sport of it, of catching us off-guard, and suddenly there he was gently, solicitously proffering notions of murder so that he could find and hang the murderer, thus fulfilling the cycle of sin and recompense that gives order to this cryptic world and would show him to be in control of his parishes.
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Trump Jr. and his brother Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden expands lead in new national poll Eric, Lara Trump welcome second baby Trump tweets photo of Trump Tower in Greenland: 'I promise not to do this' MORE are said to be in control of their father's businesses while he's in office to avoid conflicts of interest.
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According to Lisa Brateman, a psychotherapist and relationship expert based in New York, our love–hate relationship with the technology has to do with wanting to be in control of the interaction—if you have them on, you feel like you dictate the terms of the conversation, and if you have them off, you feel unfettered and liberated, able to ignore anyone you want with no consequences.
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