This tax hike represents the first bite at that apple.
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Let's say you ate your last bite at 9 p.m.
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Soon the Fifth Circuit will get a bite at the apple.
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"Defendants do not get another bite at the apple," Seeborg wrote.
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But, every single deserted dater has had another bite at the cherry.
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Network first bite at any reality show any of them might do.
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They watched in shock as the snake bite at the bobcat's lip.
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Then come the local road authorities, for their bite at the apple.
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"One getting a bite at night?" is not a midnight snacker today.
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This is how Apple eats its competition's lunch: one bite at a time.
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The bear then began to claw and bite at the door and screen.
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But Democrats are hoping to get another bite at the apple next year.
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Highly conflicted Robert Mueller should not be given another bite at the apple.
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Bite at the universe, and occasionally, the universe will, in fact, bite back.
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These mosquitoes rest in the daytime and bite at dusk or after dark.
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Another bite at the apple, but Loftus-Cheek — at the spot — heads wide.
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"We sort of take a bite at a time" in refining technology developments.
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We promise these items won't bite — at least not anything other than themselves.
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Kamala Harris, 53, want their bite at the apple before opportunities pass them by.
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UNCW student Austin Reed is recovering from a shark bite at Ocean Isle Beach.
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Grab a bite at Blue Smoke, Danny Meyer's American concept serving classic barbecue delights.
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Employees can even grab a bite at an outdoor extension of the indoor cafeteria.
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They even kicked off the big day by "grabbing a bite at Taco Bell" first.
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Therefore, investors have thus been tempted to take a bite at the "clean meat" industry.
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Any loss of revenue is being seen as a "bite at the ankle," he said.
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However, Congress may get another bite at the apple when it takes up tax reform.
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I placed our After Bite at the top and a bottle for urinating at our feet.
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But with the exemption noted above, the tariffs won't carry major bite, at least to start.
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Sasha silently cries as mice bite at her feet until she runs outside where everything is red.
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The second is that Trump's bark has often been worse than his bite, at least to date.
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Meanwhile, 236 other North American cities are also hoping for a bite at the West Coast apple.
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Neither party will have another bite at the apple for these races after they are settled this week.
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The couple was spotted grabbing a bite at Santa Monica hotspot Girgio Baldi on this past Saturday evening.
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"This is kind of their last bite at the apple before a younger generation comes in," Page says.
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"Any attempt at third bite at the apple, at extending the ratification deadline, would likely be unconstitutional," Foley said.
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So it's not clear whether the platform regulation might not have rather more bark than bite, at least initially.
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Those figuring that the Fed still might hike rates in September are getting one more bite at the apple.
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Mattis refused to bite at repeated attempts by senators to get him to criticize the Trump administration's budget request.
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Or one slow bite at a time, avoiding the filling in early stages to ensure you don't get burnt.
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Grab a vegetarian bite at Sweet Melissa and bounce between the many antiques shops that dot South 219nd Street.
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Wikipedia tells me that the average force of a human bite at the molar is about a third that number.
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As the old saying goes, Kelly says, the easiest way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time.
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I shove my chicken wrap and cucumber and apple slices in my mouth one bite at a time between patients.
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Enter the HQ2 search sweepstakes, which 238 North American cities viewed as their bite at the West Coast wealth apple.
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He grabbed a bite at Cafe Orlin and walked into stores he never knew existed on streets he couldn't name.
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He simply said it was nice to meet me and suggested we get a bite at a nearby Cuban restaurant.
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Fans were surprised in December when Carl (Chandler Riggs) revealed he suffered a walker bite at some point on the show.
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If you're looking to get out with a loved one on Valentine's Day, considered grabbing a bite at Qdoba Mexican Eats.
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The short-term extension will green-light FAA programs through 2017, meaning Shuster can soon take another bite at the apple.
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Congress is offering up another bite at the data standards apple, introducing H.R.1530 - 115th Congress (85033-2018): Financial Transparency Act.
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Now it appears that they are taking a third bite at the apple in an effort to reach a predetermined outcome.
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From the start, Underground strikes an uncommonly clear chord: no matter what, the fans get the first bite at this apple.
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Claudia Cruz, 26, and Moriah Berger, 25, met up in the East Village to grab a bite at Lil Frankie's pizzeria.
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He was yelling obscenities and claiming it was his house, Halliburton said, while her dogs tried to bite at his legs.
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And what you fear is that that point of view is now getting a quite unexpected second bite at the apple.
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Visitors will feel like they're riding their favorite space ships, visiting new planets – and of course, grabbing a bite at the cantina.
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Bunty learns to care for the creatures even when they bite at her fingers, and she is completely in love with Newt.
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Other hangouts include getting into costume at a Halloween party and grabbing a bite at Sugarfish Sushi in Beverly Hills on Sunday.
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One bite at a time—the same way you try and pick the three "most memorable" games in San Francisco 49ers history.
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After browsing luxury footwear, shoppers can stop for a bite at Wolf, a small plates restaurant created by Seattle chef Ethan Stowell.
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Prosecutors may also have a third bite at the apple if the Manafort jury in this case deadlocks and he is retried.
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"It's hard to get a second bite at the apple," Cole said of the idea of Congress passing multiple major aid funding measures.
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"Get the [expletive] outta here," adds a third, as the shark emerges alongside the boat to try for another bite at the striper.
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It is unlikely, however, that the Trump administration would bite at a suggestion they settle for a smaller, less ambitious agreement with Kim.
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Basically I teach the cat to claw at the rope and bite at the rope and I would give them a reward for it.
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Switch things up a bit this summer by subbing shrimp for your lobster, for that same sweet, tender shellfish bite at a lower cost.
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Dodman and Shuster gathered horses with severe problems, who would pace and bite at guardrails, and gave them narcotic antagonists—the opposite of morphine.
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Naled is used mostly to reduce the population of salt marsh mosquitoes, which bite at night and do not typically live in urban environments.
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Mr. Henderson heard SZA's music — a friend took the initiative and played it for him, to the singer's horror — and didn't bite at first.
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Residents might walk downtown to catch a train, run errands or grab a bite at restaurants like Jordan Hall, La Fontanella and J Café.
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The best comments get me wishing I had another bite at the apple, that I could go back and say it over again better.
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In Europe, ABI initially proposed a $2 billion divestiture of Peroni, Meantime, and Grolsch, but the EC did not bite at ABI's first offer.
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Given legislators' clearly established bad faith, "courts generally do not afford a legislature a second 'bite-at-the-apple' to enact a constitutionally compliant plan".
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People reports the couple were spotted having a bite at Cru Oyster Bar on Straight Wharf with their eldest kids, Mason and Penelope, on Tuesday.
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All carmakers are worried that a global slowdown could turn into a rout as cyclical declines and a trade war bite at the same time.
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So he said the tax bite at the higher end of the expected range is more "negative noise" than a "substantial" negative for the business.
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Next year's post-season will offer its own share of obstacles, but Tampa Bay is well positioned to qualify for another bite at the cherry.
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"The Navy Seals say that when you want to eat an elephant you have to eat it one bite at a time," he helpfully explained.
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Breyer indicated that the patent office views the law as allowing a second bite at the question of whether a patent should have been issued.
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It didn't matter whether he was delivering a snarling monologue or tossing off a sound bite at a press junket; when Rickman spoke, you listened.
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The Manafort prosecution team may have a second bite at the apple — he is scheduled to go on trial on separate criminal charges in September.
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" Trump tweeted Monday morning that Mueller "should not be given another bite at the apple" before attacking the special counsel and stating: "NO COLLUSION, NO OBSTRUCTION!
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Most mosquito abatement efforts in U.S. states target nuisance mosquitoes, those that bite at dusk and ruin picnics and barbecues but pose little public health threat.
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You're all about the sweet satisfaction of watching a particularly gnarly breakout lose its bite at the hands of a trained dermatologist or casual bathroom surgeon.
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Bill sponsors will get another bite at the apple this year when Congress works on legislation to reauthorize the FAA, whose legal authority expires in September.
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Likewise, bednets helped bring night-time transmission under control—but mosquitoes have adapted their behavior, starting to bite at dusk and dawn, when people aren't protected.
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Although active mainly during the day, "it can bite at night in well-lit areas" and prefers "to bite indoors, and primarily bite humans," he said.
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" He has routinely attacked Mueller's credibility, tweeting this week that the special counsel is "highly conflicted" and "should not be given another bite at the apple.
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Slurp at your chowder, bite at the softness of the toast, enjoy the clams and give thanks to GH and to yourself for heeding her call.
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She glanced up mid-bite at the restaurant's front window, 1.3 feet deep and 7.6 feet high, and joked about opening an exhibition space in it.
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First we grab a quick bite at the hotel's complimentary breakfast bar — I have Greek yogurt topped with granola and and coffee in a to-go cup.
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After sipping your way through the state, retire to the rustic meets modern respite or grab a bite at one of the three on-site dining options.
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They've been frequently spotted together ever since, from getting into costume at a Halloween party to grabbing a bite at Sugarfish Sushi in Beverly Hills on Sunday.
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Emile Wickham was celebrating his 28th birthday with three friends when the group decided to grab a bite at Hong Shing Chinese Restaurant on May 3, 2014.
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They've been frequently spotted together ever since, from getting into costume at a Halloween party to grabbing a bite at Sugarfish Sushi in Beverly Hills on Sunday.
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She said it's not known whether the children contracted the disease from the tick bite they got at camp or from a previous tick bite at home.
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Starting in 2019, candidates with advanced degrees from American universities received an extra bite at the apple, but that still didn't mean it was a sure thing.
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Dr. Rob Davidson was grabbing a bite at the Drake Diner in Des Moines, Iowa, on Thursday when Vice President Mike Pence just happened to stroll in.
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Following hits like "The Shallows" and "47 Meters Down," the shark movie — 43 years after Steven Spielberg&aposs "Jaws" — has been showing surprising bite at the box office.
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"Tara will get another bite at the apple with new counsel," says Shamansky, adding he filed a malpractice lawsuit against Kingsley on his client's behalf six weeks ago.
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While the cross-pollination could yield dividends, it's clearly a gamble, and with "Walking Dead" having cooled ratings-wise, AMC might not get another bite at the apple.
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Sears wants to reduce its debt load by 80%, hoping creditors will bite at the chance to make a deal while the company is still a going concern.
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Furthermore (and Higgie didn't state this explicitly), the Frieze editors, despite describing my essay as brilliant, were annoyed not to have had the first bite at the apple.
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It may be tempting, for example, to grab a quick bite at a fast food chain on your lunch break or order takeout during late nights at the office.
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"Typically bank lenders don't want second- and third-lien lenders to have that first bite at the apple," said Lindsay Sparks, a partner at law firm Paul Hastings LLP.
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Management gave conservative guidance, an approach it has often taken since it went public in April 2018 and that is unlikely to spur investors to bite at the stock.
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Kamala Harris, who is the new No. 1 in our 2020 rankings -- the case to give Clinton a third (or fourth) bite at the apple is a tough sell.
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Tech and ad giants sign up to Europe's first weak bite at 'fake news' The European Union's executive body released a code of principles for reducing the spread of disinformation.
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An officer of public information with the Los Angeles Police Department confirms to PEOPLE that cops were called on Sunday over an alleged dog bite at the Beverly Glen Deli.
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Russia is not expected to push North Korea to bite at a big deal, they are content with that status quo, the official explained, given that they are getting involved.
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There is not a lot of power in the hands of minority leaders, but what the deal guarantees is another bite at the apple for must-pass legislation in December.
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And when they get hungry, guests can grab a bite at the hotel restaurant, which serves local and international dishes that use seasonal ingredients and focus on health and flavor.
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Although it's tempting to sit down for a refreshment or a quick bite at one of the restaurants directly surrounding the Louvre in the plaza, avoid them at all costs.
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"This 'second bite at the apple' provides an opportunity for further dialogue, discussion and debate to assure the nation's offshore energy resources are developed safely and expeditiously," Mr. Luthi said.
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They feel they are owed the first bite at the apple in the event that Democrats take back Congress this time around, and many in the party are inclined to agree.
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Law enforcement sources tell us a call to LAPD came in Sunday morning regarding a dog bite at the Beverly Glen Deli in L.A. that was allegedly inflicted by Kendall's Doberman Pinscher.
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Filled with vanilla-flavored buttercream, iced, and topped with a sprinkling of crushed candy cane — it's basically restoring our faith in fact the holidays always come early one bite at a time.
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I make a point to make him a sandwich in the morning because his Mondays are packed with meetings and he doesn't have time to sneak in a bite at the office.
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After the open mic, we grabbed a bite at the Badger Cafe, which opened in 1979 and had a homey, Midwestern feel (the badger in question is the University of Wisconsin mascot).
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The Anopheles mosquito that transmits malaria and the Culex that spreads the West Nile virus and lymphatic filariasis, which causes severe swelling in the arms, legs or genitals, mostly bite at night.
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So instead, they bite at him over secondary issues — old campaign contributions to Hillary Clinton, Trump University — or try to point out problems with Trump that also apply to the other candidates.
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I'm not sure how well they'll hold up over time, especially if you have older kids who race to find the cards or younger kids who bite at or rip the cards.
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Getting a new trial to give the defense a second bite at the apple is a substantial challenge, but even then there is no guarantee that the case will come out differently.
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Lucky for her, the College Board is willing to give Sophia another bite at the apple with a legit SAT test in the future ... and she reportedly does want to attend college.
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No need to worry about business here — enjoy a drink and a bite at one of three dining options on site, or head up-island to dig your toes into the sand.
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That system broke down one day in 2013 when she took a break to grab a bite at a nearby headquarters for peace advocates and her scheduled stand-ins failed to show up.
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Hagglund came back for a second bite at Martinez, but was put to the floor as the 26-year-old shimmied past him, before subsequently curling the ball into the top left corner.
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The eight-year-old was 6-1 joint second favourite — behind Might Bite at 3-1 — to become the first horse to retain the trophy since Best Mate achieved the feat in 2003.
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Here, a terrorist attack in another country becomes a sound bite at an American pop star's news conference and, like clockwork, fuels a scandal, a bleakly familiar transformation of news into a show.
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All the highlights of NYC are checked right off: from grabbing a bite at the Guggenheim, doing some hungover laundry and then catching a showing of one of Shia LaBeouf's movies next to Shia.
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But proponents of this strikingly top-down bottom-up strategy think they can get a second bite at the cherry, and that a couple of things can be done to assure success next time.
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What comes next: The two most likely to replace him are Kevin McCarthy and Steve Scalise, though Scalise has said he won't run against McCarthy, who appears to have first bite at the apple.
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It might seem like you're trimming a lot, but remove more than you think you should, because the last thing you want is to bite into a fibrous or bitter bite at the table.
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"Rather than getting ready to go to a studio, we head out to our boat to go fishing as the sun rises," she says, adding that the fish love to bite at first light.
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The studio is hoping that "It: Chapter Two" can turn the tide, but if it doesn't, Warner will get another bite at the killer clown apple soon: its "Joker" is in theaters next month.
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Duncan Dunn, senior director with leading FFA broker SSY Futures Ltd, said a number of investment funds started betting on dry bulk FFAs when the sector downturn started to bite at the end of 2008.
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So they ducked under screens, refused to bite at pump fakes, and closed out soft, daring him to beat them with the same contested long twos he used to stab opponents throughout the regular season.
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Tim Kaine said he can see some kind of federal reinsurance measure, paired with new ways to get more people into the marketplace, as a natural starting place for the committee's second bite at the apple.
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And just a hop and a skip away, model Suki Waterhouse will be hosting the Style Code Live soiree with Amazon while Emily Ratajkowski, Kiernan Shipka and Jamie Chung grab a quick bite at Popsugar's Sunset Kickoff.
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Though the justice's research shows an impressive willingness to pursue scholarship even beyond the copious briefing in this case, the other justices didn't seem to bite at the theory that the ATS is restricted to U.S. defendants.
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For something quicker in the morning, you may grab a craft coffee or quick bite at Cafecito Bar, with locally roasted varieties from Panther Coffee, Cuban coffee, and grab-and-go food like empanadas and breakfast pastries.
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Relax over a glass and a bite at Tasting Table, a cool, casual wine shop and bar that became one of the city's favorite destinations soon after it opened in an atmospheric Palace Quarter cellar in late 2014.
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BEIRUT/GENEVA (Reuters) - Syrian government forces aim to advance into the eastern Ghouta region one "bite" at a time, a pro-government commander said on Friday, as a war monitor said the army had seized new ground from rebels.
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Even if the GOP decides to focus on tax reform with this next budget reconciliation effort, there's one more way they could get another bite at the reconciliation apple — by passing a new budget at some point next year.
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Since I couldn't swallow a single bite at the "Relais du Routier," my only lunch had been a portion of cheese bought from a farmer's market, which I ate in the Megane, trying to slow down my heart rate.
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The political class knows these editorials can have bite at home, which is why Democrats have sent them out this week, almost like mean letters from home, as their evidence that Republicans are on the wrong side of the issue.
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If California's law gets struck down, Autumn Burke, one of the California legislators behind the law, told VICE News last week that she's ready to "take another bite at the apple" and potentially push for more legislation around crisis pregnancy centers.
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"Technology has become so integrated into their lives that remaining on their computers or typing on their phones while eating a quick bite at their desks feels just as natural as it would be in a nonworking environment," he said.
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Warner, and others on the committees, have regularly noted they only get one bite at the apple with some of these high-profile witnesses and they don't want to blow their chance without having first reviewed all the evidence they can.
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The U.S. private equity firm's fourth bite at the Santos cherry since August last year values the Adelaide-based company at a 5.883 percent premium to the close on April 2, and is 43 percent higher than the first attempt.
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If she wins, she'll have a mandate to pursue an aggressive progressive agenda including a $15-an-hour minimum wage, rural co-ops to provide high-speed broadband throughout the state, and, yes, another bite at the single-payer apple.
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It's even become a major weapon of seduction: When Action Bronson came to have a bite at Le Stand, she served him her very own veggie burger which he called, "Better than Dan Barber's" and he fell madly in love.
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The head of the New York City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, Patrick Lynch, accused her of trying to take a "third bite at the apple" after two investigations had failed to reach what he called a "predetermined outcome" implicating Officer Pantaleo.
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Maybe O'Brien, having gone through a lawsuit in which he avoided a charge of actual malice in his portrayal of Trump's financial situation, is just back for another bite at the apple and this time he's willfully misdescribing the situation.
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In an amicus brief filed at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, INTA urged the court to give LTTB LLC another bite at bringing trademark infringement claims against Redbubble Inc, a marketplace for products based on user-submitted artwork.
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The U.S. private equity firm's fourth bite at the Santos cherry since August last year values the Adelaide-based company at a 28 percent premium to the close on April 2, and is 5.883 percent higher than the first attempt.
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Being as broke and lazy as I am, I much prefer grabbing a quick bite at the Chinese food place next door to my apartment where we are often the only two people inside and the waitress gives us extra fortune cookies.
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This time, in North Carolina, the sound bite at the State Assembly came from Chloe Jefferson, a student at Greenville Christian Academy, who said, "Girls like me should never be made to shower and undress in front of boys" — referring to transgender girls.
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In his show Kiss the Hand You Cannot Bite at Kadist in San Francisco, there's a letter from Nancy Reagan to Imelda Marcus, engraved on marble, which assures the first lady of the Philippines she can access the benefits of the legal system.
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There are always brand loyalists who will bite at anything Apple-related, but considering the '90s are currently having a major fashion moment — Gap, for example, recently revived its classic '90s collection — it seems like an apropos time to test the (very expensive) waters.
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There are two ways to go: You can open it up and let everyone have a bite at it, or you can go do what speakers have increasingly done since the 1990s and shut everyone else out and dictate the policy for everyone else.
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It's of course possible that Johnson will do better this time around, but the overall national environment for Republicans is much worse this year than it was four years ago, so nominating a previous loser to take another bite at the apple seems like a bad idea.
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That's in part because the major studios still want to wring profits out of their movies across multiple exhibition platforms — including the overseas and domestic box office — before getting another bite at the apple, as Snow White might say, by using them to stock their streaming shelves.
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" A year later, after White's suicide in 2014, the documents claim, "White's green-card husband and her distant, estranged and emotionally abusive mother decided to get a second bite at the apple and continued the torment of Carrey by filing a lawsuit claiming that he caused White's death.
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Stop for a local beer and a bite at The Fork and Tap, a family-friendly pub with a generous outdoor patio, or taste a few pinot noirs from the nearby Central Otago wine region at The Winery, a wine shop dispensing samples from vintners around the country.
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The rapper kept a low profile for much of March and wasn't spotted out and about much until the 20th, when he and Kardashian stepped out for a preview of his upcoming Yeezy Season 7 collection; and the same day, he and his dad Ray grabbed a bite at Nobu in Malibu.
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And set alongside that uninspiringly obvious list is another — of some current policy steps being undertaken by the undersigned to combat fake accounts and content — as if they're already meeting the code's expectations… so, er… Unsurprisingly, the Commission's first bite at 'fake news' has attracted some biting criticism for being unmeasurably weak sauce.
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But Fanny would wait up for Rosario to get home from her late shift, as a cleaner at a local private school, so they could get a bite at Waffle House; Rosario would get up early enough to tell Fanny, "I'll see you soon," as her daughter left to catch the school bus.
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Centers who bite at Joel Embiid's pump fake, or wildly race out at Brook Lopez with no plan other than to run him off the line, put pressure on help defenders who're forced to either foul, take a very painful charge, or desert their own assignment and surrender an open look elsewhere.
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This is AMLO's third bite at the presidential cherry: His newly created party is currently expected to win up to five governorships, will come close to or could obtain a majority in both chambers of the congress, and AMLO himself holds what appears to be an unassailable lead of 2628 to 28503 percent in the presidential vote polls.
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It's 97 degrees Fahrenheit outside, but the sidewalks along Soi Convent, an offshoot of Silom Road in one of Bangkok's primary financial and commercial districts, are crowded with office workers grabbing a bite at several dozen carts serving everything from khao mok gai (a close cousin to chicken biryani) to khanom jeen (noodles served with curry and an assortment of toppings).
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After a partial reversal at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in September 2014 that vacated a $368 million jury verdict against Apple and sent VirnetX's shares plummeting, the company will get a second bite at the iPhone maker to determine damages on two patents related to Internet security that Apple had already been found to infringe.
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This happened in June, when Ms. Campbell was leaving a Midtown gala for amfAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, for a late-night bite at Cipriani Downtown, talking on the phone to a trans-Atlantic mystery man (who may or may not have been her newest boyfriend), with the stylist Edward Enninful, and Javier Salgado, and a member of her managment, in tow.
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The way the guitar chords line up with the big punchy drumslams on "Jammin' Me," the way the ebullient jangleriff on "Kings Highway" comments on and elongates the joy implicit in the chorus, the way the crunchy guitars in "I Need to Know" and "Mary Jane's Last Dance" bite at his heels, mocking him, highlighting the limits of his narrative persona and thus widening the song's scope — these are functionalist moves, and the instincts of a canny pop craftsman.
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At times, City was unplayable: Riyad Mahrez, dancing between Ben Chilwell and Caglar Soyuncu, offering both a bite at the ball, only to slip it away at the last moment, and teeing up Gabriel Jesus for a chance he missed; Kevin de Bruyne, the most complete attacking player in the Premier League, bursting past Soyuncu, leaving him sprawled on the ground, and providing the perfect cross — the sort of cross they might teach at school — so that Jesus could make amends.
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