"I think it'd be tight and I don't want it to be tight," Weld said.
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Security was already slated to be tight at Sunday's event.
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Money can be tight even if you're doing everything right.
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I know if I moved out finances would be tight.
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What domains in that house have to be tight or loose?
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Trousers should not be tight and a certain height over shoes.
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"It's going to be tight," Taylor told Fox about the race.
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But he also indicated that money would be tight and focused.
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You might not be tight with spiders, and I'm OK with that.
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It would also be tight if Twitter banned white supremacists and Nazi's.
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All the polls in Alabama signaled that the race could be tight.
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As you might expect with this lineup, the crowd will be tight.
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Going into the Ashes, most pundits expected the contest to be tight.
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Supplies are going to be tight but they're going to get better.
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Groups evolve to be tight or loose depending on their specific environmental pressures.
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It should be tight enough that it does not spin on its own.
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"It has to be tight at the waist, whatever it is," she states.
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His primary isn't expected to be tight, but the general election could be.
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It would be tight or squeezed or flat or it just wouldn't sing.
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It's going to be tight, it's never going to be an easy ride.
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The Clinton campaign maintains it always expected the Florida race to be tight.
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They're all going to be tight games, 230-211 games, 26-153 games.
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This race could be tight — Lee and Jeffries are both popular CBC members.
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Their races were supposed to be tight but ended with decisive Biden wins.
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"I had to be tight with my money from the beginning," he emphasizes.
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On guest-heavy weekends, things might be tight, but they would make do.
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It would be tight for a few months, but it would be possible.
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Hammond also said time would be tight to hold a new referendum before Oct.
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When I'm raising two teenagers I'm like, okay, what domains need to be tight?
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The family had some short-term disability insurance, but their finances would be tight.
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They'll be tight at first, but will stretch out with a couple of wears.
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The battle among Renault, McLaren and Racing Point is again expected to be tight.
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Traffic will be terrible, public transit will be overwhelmed, and the security will be tight.
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This is misguided: in both cases, surveys correctly predicted that the race would be tight.
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So, by maintaining current extremely accommodative monetary policy, the labor market continues to be tight.
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This result is going to be tight, and we need every vote we can get.
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Such places will matter in a federal election in September, which is expected to be tight.
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When you know it's going to be tight, you don't want to give them free goals.
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"It's going to be tight," predicted one knowledgeable GOP source about the fate of the vote.
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But with votes predicted to be tight it's hard to say which way MEPs will jump.
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Police have called for calm ahead of Sunday's protest, where security is expected to be tight.
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Security for the hotly anticipated game was expected to be tight even before Pence's reported appearance.
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Security will be tight at Naruhito's residence in the Akasaka royal estate, a police official said.
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Sometimes by Thursdays, it can be tight, especially since I've gotten breakfast a couple of times.
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Pros: spacious yet space-saving, can accommodate two peopleCons: can be tight for two larger people
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Money will be tight in the free-agent marketplace, which opens Sunday at 12:01 a.m.
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The key to future sequels will be tight production budgets, according to Shawn Robbins, the Boxoffice.
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With some moderate Democrats pledging not to support her if elected, the math could be tight.
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The labor market may be tight, but that's not stopping delivery drivers from joining up with Domino's.
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It's not as if LME time-spreads shouldn't be tight, given that available tonnage is so low.
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The state also has two House races and a gubernatorial contest expected to be tight in November.
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Campaign cash in 22020 is expected to be tight in what could be a historically crowded field.
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City agencies turned down several possibilities, he said, and the clearance on some turns will be tight.
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It could be tight again: Trump and Clinton are essentially tied there in the latest CNN/ORC poll.
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Supply from neighbouring markets, such as Switzerland and Belgium, was also likely to be tight, the trader said.
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It was going to be tight just to pay the crew, let alone gear up for next season.
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Steaua had not lost a domestic game for three years, and the final was expected to be tight.
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Security for the speech, Trump's first such address since taking office last January, will no doubt be tight.
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" When you see the group again, "don't be tight and frosty because you feel rejected, Mr. Galanes said.
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While cap money will be tight, the Cowboys' roster is well-stocked on both sides of the ball.
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The Vanderpump Rules cast may be tight, but Lala Kent and one of her female costars got especially close.
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We visited one of the most conservative counties in Ireland, and even there the vote appears to be tight.
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Delays in printing new 22 and 2000,230 rupee notes mean that money could be tight for weeks to come.
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There has not been any polling for the runoff, but all indications are that the race will be tight.
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I decided I'd watch "Crazy Rich Asians," but it was going to be tight given the short flight time.
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"Supply and demand will be tight, and then copper prices should go up," he said, without giving specific levels.
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There should be a challenge, the theme should be tight, you should walk away from it having learned something.
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Another reason to be tight-lipped about finances: Someone grew up in a family that never talked about it.
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The bathroom was cute but a bit small and would be tight for two people to use at once.
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Clues are allotted only so much space, so they must be tight, and can only provide so much information.
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"I think our numbers will be tight enough once we get past the holiday," a Midwest hog merchant said.
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The invitation notes that neither signs nor bags will be permitted in the venue, and security will be tight.
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Kevin Smith and Ben Affleck used to be tight -- ya might even say like Batman and Robin -- but something's changed.
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G7 SUMMIT - UK PM JOHNSON SAYS TO DO WHOLE COMPREHENSIVE TRADE DEAL WITHIN A YEAR IS GOING TO BE TIGHT
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"We've had nothing but a great relationship with China," said Lawler, adding that security would be tight for the tournament.
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Rihanna is known to be tight-lipped about her personal life, and such was the case with the Instagram post.
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Two-thirds of seats are reckoned to be tight contests, up from about half in the previous election in 21987.
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The disgraced former governor is no longer a drag on Hawley's Senate campaign, but it's still going to be tight.
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GOP leaders anticipated going in that passage would be tight, based on the whip count over the past two days.
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In Miami, the candidates will all have their own greenrooms, but walls can be thin and space can be tight.
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To smuggle the vial into the courtroom, Mr. Praljak had to circumvent what were supposed to be tight security arrangements.
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Some days it sunk in that rent would be tight or that groceries would need to come from the dollar store.
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But if the Hawks were deflated, they certainly didn't show it Game 23 opener of a series expected to be tight.
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Security is expected to be tight, and the atmosphere will almost certainly be affected by the tragic deaths of 22 people.
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Before you pull the bar off the rack, your lats, which are the largest muscles in your back, should be tight.
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Security will be tight as the more than 29,500 polling stations set up in schools, mosques, hospital compounds and district centers.
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"I do my best to scrimp and save, but it's going to be tight and I am incredibly nervous," she said.
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My parents are trying to sell their house but money can be tight, so I bring $300 by to help them out.
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"Blockchain's consolidation may be tight, with blockchain companies failing at a higher rate than tech startups in other areas," the report said.
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Mr. Booker, 49, who has talked about how his mother was pestering him to get married, has tended to be tight-lipped.
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"It's definitely going to be tight, so we're all waiting to see how much of the refinery capacity gets online," he said.
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Even then, if approved, the timeline would be tight for the changes to apply to the Pyeongchang Winter Games, which begin on Feb.
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"I want it to be tight and made up of those people who have power to take decisions in each company," he added.
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But with palladium producers unable to add capacity for several years, the market will be tight and the trend for prices is higher.
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He says security's going to be tight with 12 guards, because they're expecting some party crashers, but they have plans to deter them.
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Between Malek and the incredible crew the film has working behind the camera, this one is bound to be tight as hell regardless.
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Getting tax reform done by the end of the year will be tight, considering how few legislative days are left on the calendar.
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While the laid-off coworker may well be tight on money, ostracizing them from social events without asking is unnecessarily cruel, said Cenedella.
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And, because Comey used to be tight with Mueller in the FBI, Rudy says it's a no-brainer who the latter will believe.
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"So, you want your agency to be tight with the product managers, and you really only get that when they're in the hallway."
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The top can be tight or fluttery; it can even cover the shoulders, making it less of a tank and more of a shirt.
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The race had been expected to be tight, with pollsters predicting that no party would gain a majority of seats in the legislative assembly.
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It seems about right that he wanted to be tight-lipped about the movie and she didn't: little is off-limits with Ms. Lawrence.
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Pasadena police said there were no known threats to the parade, and spectator safety would remain the first priority and security would be tight.
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The vote is expected to be tight with more "hard Brexit" supporters in his Conservative Party now ready to back Johnson after rejecting May.
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That vote, in the final two weeks of the Senate's 2016 term, is expected to be tight, key independent Senator David Leyonhjelm told Reuters.
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Instead, if technology optimists are correct that advanced economies will continue to need massive numbers of workers despite automation, hiring will continue to be tight.
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Volunteers said they are hopeful of Clinton's chances, but the race is going to be tight, particularly in the precincts in and around Des Moines.
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Ten extra days for an additional 20 megawatt hours will be tight, especially since Australia is considerably farther from Tesla's Gigafactory in Nevada than California.
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But they expected the race in Virginia to be tight and Roy Moore, their candidate for the Senate, faced multiple credible accusations of molesting teenagers.
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The first date could be tight if the U.K. delays notification, which makes June 20th a more likely date for the start of the talks.
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An influx of money from both Democrats and Republicans has focused attention on the historically conservative district, and both sides expect it to be tight.
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"The prudent monetary policy remains neutral, it should neither be tight nor too loose," it said, adding that multiple policy tools were at its disposal.
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The race for that Gramophone will be tight, as she's nominated alongside five fellow powerhouses: Camila Cabello, Kelly Clarkson, Ariana Grande, Shawn Mendes and Pink.
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Moor Insights & Strategy president Patrick Moorhead said a 2020 release target for the 5G iPhone could be "tight" and he predicted a 2021 release instead.
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Myths about how a vagina should be—tight, pink, hairless, smelling like roses and jasmine blossoms—are both widespread and a little difficult to discuss.
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Analysts said the bank's November meeting would again be tight although most see stability ahead as external economic risks would likely outweigh domestic price pressures.
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"Johnson has a chance, but it is going to be tight," Kallum Pickering, senior economist at Berenberg Bank, said in a research note published Thursday.
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But the actual GOP-held seats are less appealing for Democrats than you might think, with only Colorado and Arizona virtually certain to be tight contests.
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He said any new referendum would probably take six months to organise, meaning time would be tight ahead of the new, delayed Brexit date of Oct.
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He also said natural gas supplies will continue to be tight in the future as the country pushes forward on switching consumers from coal to gas.
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I think most of us, it's a threatening context want everything to be tight, but then you're like, wait a second, maybe we can negotiate this.
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For example, United has to be tight, but obviously people were following rules blindly and they needed to introduce some discretion into that system, some looseness.
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Most customers say it fits as expected, but if you don't like your clothes to be tight, opt for the larger size for a better fit.
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While the races may be tight, one thing is clear: we have got a lot of watching to do before the big show on Feb. 24.
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That way, if the roommates get to be tight, or if your girlfriend sees a nonthreatening way to broach the subject, she can jump on it.
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Political observers in the state expect the race to be tight and largely hinge on voter turnout and what happens at the top of the ticket.
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Croft said even with increased Saudi output, the market could be tight at year end, particularly if there are any losses of barrels form Nigeria or Libya.
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Body modification exists in a gray zone: It definitely feels like there should be tight laws around what can and can't be done, but really there aren't.
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The analyst believed that Renzi was trying to delay the upcoming referendum in the country to allow for more campaigning and said the result would be tight.
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I check my budgeting spreadsheet and stress about upcoming finances, which will be tight now that tourism season is over, and my Airbnb reservations have slowed down.
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But this budget is already $22021 billion below what had been projected last year, so money will be tight (in a half-trillion-dollar sort of way).
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"We keep talking about all this shale oil production, but it's not really showing up that much in global inventories; they continue to be tight," Flynn said.
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While Texas has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in three decades, polls continue to show that the race between O'Rourke and Cruz will be tight.
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Buddy: 'Cause you gotta get it perfect, 'cause you gotta still be tight, but it has to be greased, otherwise the lines will stick to each other.
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With the margin of victory in the race expected to be tight, every voting bloc has the potential to be a difference-maker, including major labor unions.
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Democratic Governor Roy Cooper and U.S. Senator Thom Tillis, a Republican, are both making their first re-election bids in what are expected to be tight races.
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Corruption is rampant (though the IMF is helping the government to fight it), 15% of Moldovans are poor and higher government debt means fiscal policy will be tight.
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This suggests that the problem will continue: public funds will be tight for years to come, while weak public spending on education and infrastructure will crimp future growth.
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Calderón added that since she believes the Latinx community tends to be tight-knit, women who find themselves facing an unintended pregnancy will be supported no matter what.
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The Verge spoke to Gelfand about what drives cultures to be tight or loose, which one might be "better," and what it means for politics and living online.
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Kumin told potential investors he expected to deliver strong returns in all markets and that there would be tight risk controls, according to marketing material viewed by Reuters.
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Security at the congress, like other big events in China, will be tight, a measure meant to ensure that no protests, accidents, controversies or surprises sully the spectacle.
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Pelosi says she hopes to hold a vote on the trade deal by the end of the year, although calendar time will be tight in the weeks ahead.
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Serena and Beyonce are known to be tight -- with Williams recently appearing in the singer's "Lemonade" video -- but judging by the pic, Jay Z might be the bigger fan.
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So when we were talking to Jones about her new series, we couldn't help but ask how Toy Story was going, knowing that she would probably be tight-lipped.
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But Piñera is unlikely to win in the first round, and a December runoff against center-left candidate Alejandro Guillier or hard-left Beatriz Sanchez would likely be tight.
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While the quarters might be tight, nearby diversions abound, including an open-air mall with the High Roller Ferris wheel and the concert venue and bowling alley Brooklyn Bowl.
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Germany, Europe's default exporter with huge nominal overcapacity, may be tight if a long cold spell coincides with low river water levels in the south, according to ENTSO-E.
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"If you want to get to where you want to get, you have to win games that are going to be tight and against really good opponents," Mahomes said.
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It will be tight, though, tense and nervous and strained, the sort of night when what happens in the technical area will tell you what happens on the field.
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Trump has a history of Italian mob ties in the US and some of his lackeys like consigliere Michael Cohen have even claimed to be tight with Russian mobsters.
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John Hickenlooper, a moderate Democrat, and the race is expected to be tight: The state has one million registered Democrats, one million registered Republicans and 1.2 million unaffiliated voters.
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Polling included in an internal October memo from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) found the margins of support for lawmakers backing impeachment to be tight in battleground districts.
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"Outlook for industry and Bakkafrost is good and the market seems to be tight on supply side," Chief Executive Regin Jacobsen told analysts and reporters during the company's earnings presentation.
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You're not going to hear jazzy chords on Katy Perry's music—if you did that could be tight—but artists like her, and these big popstars, it's just the chords.
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Trump's lead over Kasich in the ARG poll is just outside the 253-point margin of error, but such a showing could be tight enough to weaken his reelection bid.
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It will be tight to meet the United States' desire to do a post-Brexit trade deal with Britain within a year, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday.
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If liquidity continues to be tight, companies and analysts said the market might start to see bond defaults next year when many bonds reach maturity, especially in the onshore market.
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Ukraine holds what are likely to be tight presidential and parliamentary elections next year, while fighting a conflict in eastern Ukraine that has killed more than 10,000 people since 2014.
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It should be fun, it shouldn't have to be tight....We just got to enjoy playing the game, enjoy the competition of it and enjoy going to war with your teammates.
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The outcome of the election was expected to be tight, with commentators repeatedly pointing out just how close the contest would be between the incumbent ruling party and various regional challengers.
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CNN reports that security was already expected to be tight at the final NFL championship game, which the Department of Homeland Security has designated as a top-tier national security event.
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"Packer margins are strong and I am also hearing that numbers of market-ready hogs appear to be tight for next week," said AgFutures Managed Investment hog futures trader Tom Cawthorne.
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Trump's senior staff members operated without logistical information, readily available policy documents or basic communication as they arrived in places where security could be tight and tense, and the movements hectic.
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But I will clearly see the second half of this year and in the robotics field most probably in other two quarters more next year, which will be tight and tough.
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"Liquidity conditions will be tight and also the uptick in rates ... will help keep the shilling stable," said Shahzad Kamaluddin, trader at Crane Bank after yields rose at this week's Treasury auction.
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The vote is expected to be tight as it requires a three-fifths majority, or 473 of the 513 members of the lower house, to make the constitutional changes the bill demands.
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With just three challenges left before the finale — and a makeover challenge, music video challenge, and beauty ball pageant expected on the way — there's no doubt things are going to be tight.
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Dingo Johnson: That would be tight as hell actually, but then I know someone would call me out since I said I don't wear grills in my "Jig Is Up" video ha.
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The vote was expected to be tight as it requires a three-fifths majority, or 308 of the 513 members of the lower house, to make the constitutional changes the bill demands.
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In addition to coal, the meeting also addressed power supply needs for winter and spring and reiterated that natural gas supply will be tight in the northern part of China over winter.
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The opinion polls and analysts suggest that the race for the next five-year presidential term, which begins in February, could be tight, although some give a slight advantage to Grabar-Kitarovic.
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The margins for error were always going to be tight, given blanket Democratic opposition and the fact that McConnell could not afford to lose more than two of the 52 GOP senators.
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When an aggressive anti-drugs campaign begins, supplies may be tight for a while, street prices may spike, but ultimately drug usage does not drop, say those who have studied the results.
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Related: Flint's Water Crisis Will Take Center Stage at Both Democratic and Republican Debates in Michigan The race could be tight in Maine, where only 30 Democratic delegates are up for grabs.
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We may never be tight with Turner in real life, but as fans, we do know the key to her heart — and that's her tattoos, many of which are rife with sentimental value.
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While Palantir may be tight-lipped, its chairman and co-founder, Peter Thiel, is well-known for his work co-founding PayPal, and more recently, for his close relationship with President Donald Trump.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - It will be tight to meet the United States' desire to do a post-Brexit trade deal with Britain within a year, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday.
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Also absent for the Patriots will be tight end Matt LaCosse (knee), while wide receivers Julian Edelman (chest) and Phillip Dorsett (hamstring) are both questionable after practicing on a limited basis all week.
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Justin's team tells us in order to get a golden ticket you've got to be tight with JB himself or someone in his inner circle ... who can vouch that you're no security risk.
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Even then, the margins are likely to be tight enough that the runners-up in both contests, Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders, could seek recounts, a process that could take three more weeks.
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Braun, a businessman, hammered Donnelly over his opposition to President Donald Trump's latest nomination to the top court, seeking momentum in a race that polls show to be tight a month before Nov.
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WASHINGTON and MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Voters chose nominees on Tuesday in the key battleground states of Wisconsin and Minnesota, setting up what are expected to be tight races as November's congressional elections draw near.
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Security will be tight with about 23,000 police deployed and special forces ready to intervene amid concerns the race could be targeted after 130 were killed in last November's coordinated Islamic attacks on Paris.
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Measured with reference to Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) estimates of natural levels of unemployment, there are now a large number of developed economies where labor markets are deemed to be tight.
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But their advisers acknowledge it will definitely be tight, with attendance issues also expected to be a potential problem (there were 19 total lawmakers who didn't show up for the Farm Bill vote Wednesday).
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The referendum on whether to end Ireland's constitutional ban on abortion, a vote that is expected to be tight, has drawn concerns that foreign groups will try to influence the debate through social media.
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The race appears to be tight Nigeria's presidential election had been originally slated for February 14 but was delayed by the country's electoral body due to logistical reasons, increasing tensions among the political parties.
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Room will likely be limited on any vehicle we send to the Red Planet; getting massive objects into space takes a lot of energy and money, so the interiors on these transports could be tight.
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"While it's going to be tight, it still does appear that will be at least in limited in early access release of a feature complete self-driving feature this year," he said on the call.
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BIARRITZ, France, Aug 25 (Reuters) - It will be tight to meet the United States' desire to do a post-Brexit trade deal with Britain within a year, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday.
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Australia's energy market operator has warned that power supply will be tight this summer, particularly in South Australia and neighboring Victoria, where one of the market's biggest coal-fired power plants was shut in March.
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So I understand that your group of five wants to go out and have a good time, even though money might be tight, and you guys want to be safe and take a ride out.
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The short version of the constructing story is that early week puzzles require you to devote yourself to developing a theme — which usually takes center stage — and that theme needs to be tight and lively.
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But even with the support of Paul, who had originally taken issue with Pompeo's past views on torture, the final vote tally is likely to be tight — a rare occurrence for a secretary of state nominee.
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Electricity supplies statewide are expected to be tight because of high summer temperatures driving up demand, power plant outages, and reductions in the capacity of transmission lines, the California Independent System Operator (ISO) said in a statement.
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While the competition for the top three spots is bound to be tight, whatever happens, Republic of Ireland fans are going to wang back the Guinness, bring homemade Shane Long banners and generally have a great time.
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Reduced availability of Aliso coupled with limitations on several pipelines has caused gas supplies to be tight in Southern California for years, resulting in gas curtailments to power generators and higher power and gas prices for consumers.
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The game feels stitched together with things that conceptually should work to create a structured and coherent run game, but instead just feel loose when they should be tight and restrictive when they should afford some play.
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As for measure and other technical apparatus, that's just common sense: if you're going to buy a pair of pants you want them to be tight enough so everyone will want to go to bed with you.
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You're usually loud and proud of whatever you do, whoever you're dating, or how successful you are, so don't feel weird or start questioning yourself if suddenly you want to be tight-lipped about all these things.
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If you're going to go halves with someone at the party when ordering a gram (or whatever the scale up is: two grams between four noses) then don't be tight about portioning up the drugs between you.
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The game was expected to be tight, but the intensity bubbled over early in the game on a bizarre play in the first quarter that resulted in the interception, a pair of questionable penalties, and an ejection.
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Reduced availability of Aliso coupled with limitations on several pipelines, however, has caused gas supplies to be tight in Southern California for years, resulting in gas curtailments to power generators and higher power and gas prices for consumers.
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There will be tight security around all 143 host cities, though the incidence of gun or bomb attacks by Islamist groups has dropped dramatically in recent years, something many Russians see as another success for the Putin era.
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CNPC's Wang said China's gas demand will grow 15 to 16 percent in 2018 and supplies will continue to be tight, according to a transcript of his speech to a parliament meeting session published in CNPC's official newspaper.
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But Britain has warned that power supply this winter will be tight, Belgium has had problems with the availability of its own nuclear reactors, Italy is chronically short of power and links with Spain have relatively low capacity.
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Gas supplies are expected to be tight in Southern California this summer and winter due to the reduced availability of Aliso Canyon, following a massive leak between October 2015 and February 2016, and ongoing shutdown of several pipelines.
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Britain has said it wants to have the basis of a trade deal set out with the EU by October, but the Exiting the EU Committee said in a report published on Sunday that deadline would be tight.
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Speaking in Wichita, Kansas, George said it was unclear how much the fiscal changes would boost the economy but that the stimulus would come as the U.S. labor market appears to be tight, raising the risks of inflation.
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The California Independent System Operator (ISO), the grid operator, said the system's capacity to serve consumers will be tight in high-load periods in the summer months, especially during the evenings of hot days when solar power dissipates.
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"They're really good defensively with a good goaltender so we knew it was going to be tight-checking," said Hamilton, who split Arizona's Shane Doan and Brendan Perlini and then deked to his backhand for the game-winning goal.
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Wetsuits, particularly those thin enough to be used for surfing and open-water swimming, have to be tight enough to keep a thin layer of warm water in and provide a streamlined profile—but they also show body shapes.
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Not every domain needs to be tight or loose and we can negotiate that by developing "flexible tightness"—inserting more flexibility into a very tight system—or by developing "structured looseness," by adding more structure into a very loose system.
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While it is possible legislation could be introduced and passed between the time of a final judgment late this year, and May's end-of-March deadline, it is likely to be tight and may result in the triggering being pushed back.
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ET. "The expectation that we'll see more crude out of OPEC and that supplies in the U.S. will be tight because of the Syncrude outage is going to keep the market on edge," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group.
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Police are expecting more than 100,000 people to throng the streets outside the castle, the queen's home west of London and the oldest and largest inhabited fortress in the world, and have said there would be tight security for the event.
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I haven't decided when I'll buy this stuff, but January has been a spendy month, and it's going to be tight to make it to the end of the month under budget, so I'm going to have to put it off.
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Horford scored 33 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and made multiple hustle plays down the stretch, allowing Atlanta to escape with a 102-101 win Saturday in Game 1 of an Eastern Conference playoffs series that is expected to be tight.
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Police are expecting more than 100,000 people to throng the streets outside Windsor Castle, the queen's home west of London and the oldest and largest inhabited fortress in the world, and have said there would be tight security for the event.
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While it is possible legislation could be introduced and passed between the time of a final judgment late this year, and May's end-of-March 2017 deadline, it is likely to be tight and may result in the triggering being pushed back.
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But after almost four years of preparations and millions of dollars developing their 50-foot (15m) America's Cup Class craft, racing should be tight when it begins on Friday to decide which of the five challengers will take on Oracle Team USA.
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Between the lines: The timing will be tight on this regulation once it's finalized (there's some talk of it being delayed, for that reason) — leaving insurers without much time to restructure their Medicare drug plans for a new reality without PBM rebates.
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When the women didn't appear to be tight companions to the outside world — both ran with their own circles of friends, and their first joint outing without their husbands didn't come until last year's Wimbledon appearance — they were pitted against each other.
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Global supplies of palm oil will still be tight from now until March, but production will rebound by 23 million-2000 million tonnes in calendar year 20183, Mielke, editor of Hamburg-based newsletter Oil World, said at an industry conference in Kuala Lumpur.
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In recent weeks, the Shanghai Municipal Financial Service Office (FSO), which oversees the Qualified Domestic Limited Partnership (QDLP) program, has asked license holders to be "tight-lipped" on the business in public, and to the media, three executives at fund management companies said.
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"I knew if I went and bought a dress it would be tight, or I would have to change things," she said, standing in a local park one recent afternoon, wearing her prom dress — the beaded one she saw in the closet.
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With both parties gearing up for what are set to be fiercely competitive midterm elections in November 2018, this will likely give further motivation to Democrats to mobilize votes across states where competition will be tight, and particularly in coastal states like Florida.
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When the sisters-in-law didn't appear to be tight companions to the outside world — both ran with their own circles of friends, and their first joint outing without their husbands didn't come until last year's Wimbledon appearance — they were pitted against each other.
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This may have worked better had HTC launched its Vive Focus on the Daydream platform as was originally planned, but it seems the struggling Taiwanese tech company realized that hardware margins would be tight and they had little to gain unless they owned the platform.
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Wide receiver T.Y. Hilton (chest, hamstring) will miss his second consecutive game, and joining him will be tight end Jack Doyle (hip, out since Week 2), defensive lineman Denico Autry (hamstring), safety Clayton Geathers (concussion, neck) and right tackle Denzelle Good (away, death in family).
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Reading through Benigni's predictions to get a sense of potential prices, the oil industry veteran warns that given the market is unlikely to be tight even as far out as 2020, forecasts for a $60 or $70 per barrel oil price are overly optimistic.
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Cameron is leading efforts to persuade British voters to stay in the European Union in a June 23 referendum that the polls suggest will be tight, and the tax row has raised concerns among the "in" camp that their cause may have been damaged.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A surprise cut in the government's forecast for the 2016 spring wheat harvest in the United States has fanned concerns supplies will be tight this season, buoying prices for the top-quality grain and boosting its premium to lesser grades of wheat.
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But with the margin of victory expected to be tight whoever wins, voters have been pummeled by weeks of advertising in what has become one of the most expensive House races in the nation, with more than $26 million raised by candidates and outside groups.
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But Republican strategists warned that her shift to the right on Trump and his hard-line immigration policies could also prove an albatross in November, when she will face a well-funded moderate Democratic congresswoman, Kyrsten Sinema, in a race expected to be tight.
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"Years and years is an exaggeration, but to do it all within a year is going to be tight," he told BBC TV. Johnson also said the chances of Britain agreeing a Brexit deal with the EU were improving but it would be "touch and go".
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But the company, a subsidiary of Chinese state-owned grains-to-property conglomerate COFCO that produces pigs for sale as well as churning out its own meat, said the nation's hog supplies would likely be tight in 08083 and 20808 in the wake of the disease.
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Erwin Rijanto, a BI deputy governor, said banking liquidity is expected to be tight this year with growth in savings seen coming in below 9.4 percent - mostly because of slower growth in savings in foreign currencies - while credit growth is predicted to reach 10-12 percent.
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Protests are planned due to Omar's recent comments, which many view as anti-Semitic -- so, security was already going to be tight -- but law enforcement sources tell us the New Zealand mosque attack that killed 50 people required some adjustments to the overall protection plan for the event.
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The FBI will have helicopters and planes in the air over the stadium, Johnson said, and security will be tight at game-related venues such as an NFL exhibit in downtown San Francisco and practice fields used by the teams in the week leading up to the game.
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Sincerely, Customer ServiceAmazon tends to be tight-lipped about, well, everything, and this is clearly no exception—though the wording of the company's email suggests a problem of a different nature than a lone actor trying to make a few extra bucks by scheming on the side with a nefarious seller.
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Gas supplies, however, are expected to be tight in Southern California on the coldest days this winter due to the reduced availability of the SoCalGas' biggest storage field at Aliso Canyon in Los Angeles, following a massive leak between October 2015 and February 2016, and ongoing shutdowns of several pipelines.
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In Texas, FERC forecast that reserve margins in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which operates the power grid for about 75 percent of the state, would continue to be tight when compared to other regions, even though the operator expects to have adequate generating capacity to meet peak demand.
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The company claims the homepage only takes up 150 KB of data, and further pages 70 KB. From the looks of the screenshots here, it appears the Lite version may simply be turned on by default in situations where bandwidth might be tight: as you can see the URL is LinkedIn's basic linkedin.com.
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Though it's not unusual for a dating app maker to be tight-lipped about its secret sauce, the amount of data Facebook has to play with here is a competitive advantage and possibly a cause for concern as users are in control of what profile data Facebook is using behind-the-scenes.
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You must be a lady, in a somber dress or suit that extends below the knee and to the neck, but your dress must be tight enough to reveal a spectacular body, and you should bring a serving dish with Jonathan Waxman's roasted chicken, finished with salsa verde and hundred dollar bills.
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It's no secret that security will be tight at the 50th anniversary of the most anticipated annual sports event in the U.S. An internal FBI and Department of Homeland Security memo obtained by an NBC affiliate outlines some of the agencies' biggest security concerns around Super Bowl 50 events in the California Bay Area.
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NASA's ambitious mission to send astronauts back to the lunar surface by 2024, and to establish a base on the Moon by 2028, will benefit from the kind of scouting provided by missions like "Skylight," but timing will be tight — current projections estimate 2023 as the target for when such a mission might happen.
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In a sign that leadership expected the vote in the House to be tight, sources told The Hill on Thursday evening that Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE was calling members urging them to support the agreement.
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Eight Conservative rebels have backed an amendment to proposed trade legislation that seeks to bind the government into being in a customs union with the EU. The vote, expected later this year, could be tight: May holds a working majority of 13 seats and, while British media said between 10 and 15 of her party might rebel, some pro-Brexit Labour MPs are expected to vote with the government.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.), who is co-sponsoring the resolution, predicted that the vote would be "tight" but that he hadn't seen a development in the years-long civil war that would peel away enough GOP support to sink the proposal, which passed the Senate in a 56-41 vote late last year.
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