And Trump is making a boast about his electoral performance.
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It's an unusual subject for a president to boast about.
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Prepare to watch the NRA boast about getting higher donations.
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Why do so many husbands boast about completing simple chores?
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Why is that something to boast about or be proud of?
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Not going to class isn't typically something good to boast about.
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Blockchain natives boast about having been interest in bitcoin since 2014.
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But Mr. Durbin said that was hardly something to boast about.
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She was careful never to boast about what had been regained.
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But were those things significant enough, he wondered, to boast about?
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The companies boast about their progress but don't publish their mishaps.
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It will help if the economy gives him something to boast about.
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Trump responded Tuesday evening with his dangerous boast about his nuclear button.
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Quarles didn't just use our call to boast about Instagram's continued growth.
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The makers of the Oclean One boast about their high quality bristles.
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"That's nothing to boast about, Erna?" she asked Solberg in a tweet.
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U.S. and Canadian leaders often boast about their nations' close economic ties.
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Why did the kid in my Spanish class boast about Trump's victory?
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This went far way beyond a hoary boast about his business prowess.
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He wants concrete things to boast about (jobs and buying American products).
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For the last few years, startups loved to boast about growth numbers.
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But diversity is not something the Met can boast about just yet.
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I myself have a duly filled, lifelong vaccination record to boast about.
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The fake cover's headline made sure to boast about Trump's great success.
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You know those people who always boast about having a perfect memory?
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There are plenty of numbers for the prime minister to boast about.
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We worship at the altar of hustle and boast about being busy.
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As a Jehovah's Witness, he was not allowed to boast about his donations.
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Google was right to boast about the quality of that rear-facing camera.
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Instead, they sat onboard, calling their friends to boast about where they were.
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The perpetrators openly boast about their efforts to clog the courts with lawsuits.
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All bosses of pharma firms like to boast about that kind of thing.
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Now, Trump health officials boast about how well they are running the law.
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She was no longer eager to boast about her campaign against the village council.
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People who boast about openness can often indulge in all sorts of closed practices.
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The same obituary also said that she used to boast about her younger figure.
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That's a solid number, and the administration certainly deserves to boast about this achievement.
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The previous principal liked to boast about the guanxi he had via those parents.
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The $22019 trillion spending package offers both Democrats and Republicans plenty to boast about.
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In that light, Trump running apace with Romney is hardly anything to boast about.
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The endorsement was unprecedented from the association, so Trump could fairly boast about it.
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It's also odd to boast about (see Donald Trump Jr's tweet below.) More #winning.
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Given the clarity and quality, the company was right to boast about it at WWDC.
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Fort Wayne is another unlikely retirement hot spot that can boast about its enviable affordability.
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Trump likes to boast about the strong labor market as one of his crown achievements.
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A lot of phone makers boast about their DxOMark scores nowadays and Lenovo's no different.
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While they may boast about "trusting our employees," what they really trust is their culture.
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Naturally, he wasn't one to boast about his track record with the rich and famous.
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Her first single, in 22007, was "A Love Reputation," a boast about man-stealing skills.
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He will almost certainly boast about the health of the US economy under his leadership.
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They boast about their links to the traditions of their craft and the local history.
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And God would often boast about this man, who worshipped Him with all his heart.
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Apparently, T.L.O.P. also features lyrics that boast about how great Kanye is (as per usual).
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Brands now have to also boast about their ability to get people mobile products as well.
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President Trump loves to boast about his ability to make a deal and get things done.
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Trump likes to boast about the thousands of supporters who turn up at his campaign rallies.
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Quite often, these members boast about the practice to voters as a sign of their frugality.
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So does that mean Snyder is right to boast about the realism of his murdering Batman?
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Sixty percent of the city's residents live in government-subsidized housing — something politicians routinely boast about.
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Just don't boast about your beach days on Instagram while we're here battling the cold, okay?
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Following the sexual-harassment scandals, they may be less inclined to boast about their black books.
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So, the theory that Trump lied about his identity to boast about himself is not insane.
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In fact, data center marketing campaigns regularly boast about how tough they are to get into.
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Trump's famous boast about groping women would have been perfect fodder for Gilead's scare-tactic propaganda.
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If they weren't so nice, Minnesota residents could boast about having America's highest average credit scores.
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Elite universities love to boast about how most of their classes are taught by top faculty.
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For every boast about job creation or judge appointments, there were more old scores to resettle.
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Every candidate likes to boast about themselves, but there's an art to getting away with it.
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That way, the Chinese, like the Soviets, could boast about the successes and downplay any failures.
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Should they boast about their experience on social media or retain the intrigue for future guests?
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Another complication is President Donald Trump's boast about groping women in the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape.
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People boast about how much work we've done and how little sleep we've had, says Huffington.
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"We pay to have our own police, and we always boast about it," said Mr. Leyva.
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All you can do is defend your borders and boast about how big your nukes are.
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Trump is known to use Twitter as a platform to boast about economic growth under his administration.
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It's one of those things that might have happened, but nobody would want to boast about it.
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She claimed Charles has a tendency to boast about approaching straight men and then "cracking" their sexuality.
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Now it can boast about having one of the most rigorous battery testing processes in the business.
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When the company does offer up data, it's usually to boast about a particular show or movie.
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Kendrick made sure to boast about her big social media win when she got to the microphone.
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Instead, he used the speech to boast about his win and warn potential rivals against challenging him.
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It is a boast about how much the port, east Africa's biggest, has improved in recent years.
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Even though he was the best player on the field, Tunsil did not boast about his ability.
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He also seems to boast about what he can get away with, such as not paying taxes.
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One aspect of the phone that Motorola might not boast about so readily is its battery life.
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Mr. Putin would actually have something to boast about if he had managed to diversify Russia's exports.
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On Wednesday, Trump followed up his "fire and fury" warning with a boast about U.S. nuclear capabilities.
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Modern Love Why do so many husbands feel the need to boast about completing simple household chores?
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"He used to boast about being a spy, and we would all laugh at him," she said.
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Don't expect European Union leaders to boast about it; that is not something they are good at.
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Of late, more lawmakers have seemed willing to boast about their poor ratings by the gun lobby.
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And he squeezed in a boast about the surge in fossil fuel development in the United States.
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He may not have a hit on the new chart, but Drake still has plenty to boast about.
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Rivian's trucks are designed especially to excel off-road, something Musk did not boast about for Tesla's truck.
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He also took the occasion to boast about declining unemployment and new corporate investment in the United States.
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ThredUp, the 250-year-old fashion resale marketplace, has a lot of big news to boast about lately.
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Trump's boast about meeting with oligarchs could just be a habitually dishonest person lying for no particular reason.
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The party leadership revealed its intentions, and then retreated from them, leaving nothing to boast about to anybody.
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He cares little for the specifics of policy outcomes, and merely wants victories that he can boast about.
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Who can boast about being an absolute victim, free from any compromise with power and from any responsibility?
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President Donald Trump loves to boast about his business acumen and the country's strong economy under his watch.
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"Prepare to watch the NRA boast about getting higher donations," one Parkland student, Cameron Kasky, said on Twitter.
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Trump, a former reality television star and businessman, rarely misses opportunities to boast about himself and attack opponents.
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There are plenty of awful TVs that will technically do HDR and are happy to boast about it.
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Other social media users also criticized Trump for using the holiday as a way to boast about himself.
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Yet he won't boast about that when he goes home to Upper Marlboro, Md., for the Christmas break.
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But he used the occasion to boast about his stamina, a trait he frequently hits his opponents over.
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That goes double for Jewish women, who have even fewer complex portrayals to boast about than their male counterparts.
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" In the same interview, when asked about his I.Q., Hawking replied, "People who boast about their IQ are losers.
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This isn't a boast about my musical acuity, this is a testament to the music's compelling and memorable power.
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When the "Access Hollywood" tape surfaced, revealing Trump's boast about grabbing women "by the pussy," Karen Pence was horrified.
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Yeah, they boast about, you know, moving fast and breaking things — as long as they're breaking other people's things.
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She would boast about her royal status to her children, and insist lovers address her as Your Royal Highness.
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You can boast about the size of your hands, make fun of the disabled, and mock veterans of war.
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Say you're a president about to run for re-election and you're looking to boast about the fantastic economy.
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That was partially offset by stronger performance online, which not all department store chains are able to boast about.
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Describe yourself publicly as "a practicing amateur witch" and boast about the hexes you have placed on prominent publishers.
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President Donald Trump's boast about his administration's accomplishments provoked chuckles from an audience at the United Nations on Tuesday.
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I saw the greatest minds of my generation log 22019-hour days — and then boast about #hustle on Instagram.
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Stephens also provided Gizmodo with a screengrab of a Facebook conversation in which Sebring appears to boast about shooting him.
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The billboards — all of which feature the same smiling cartoon-beaver mascot — boast about how clean the "fabulous restrooms" are.
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Republicans will be able to boast about some of the lowest jobless levels in decades and a robust stock market.
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Mr Trump likes to boast about recent economic gains for blacks and Hispanics, and in this case he is right.
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They would rather boast about saving a buck or two, regardless of how that decision puts the public at risk.
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He's offering fewer excuses — talking less about ballot fraud — and is more inclined to boast about his rising poll numbers.
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For a public figure to kill such an animal and then boast about it on social media is dangerously irresponsible.
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The culprit was clear: My boast about our tough immune systems the night before had given us the Evil Eye.
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But they might not want to boast about this particular benefit to members, especially in the run-up to Thanksgiving.
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In his 20s, Mike Lewis had the kind of career his parents could boast about: Our Son, the Venture Capitalist.
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The Italians may not be able to boast about timeliness, but they're unrivaled in their ability to design beautiful vehicles.
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An obsessively passionate writer writes because he or she wants to boast about published stories and attain best-seller status.
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He often uses the events to tout his victory in the 2016 election and boast about his Electoral College win.
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Another is a tendency (which often persists into adulthood) to boast about the great things you'd do in difficult circumstances.
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Worrying that this president might attack his opponents or boast about his accomplishments is an unsound foundation for political strategy.
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We love to boast about our writers, their backgrounds and expertise, and the risks they take to deliver the news.
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Nicholas Kristof We journalists like to boast about how many clicks our stories get, or how our columns go viral.
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Many arrived wearing hand-knit "pussyhats" — a message of female empowerment aimed squarely at Trump's crude boast about grabbing women's genitals.
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Cruelty is a human specialty, which human beings continue to practice, and perfect, and institutionalize, though we seldom boast about it.
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But the problem is progressives, independents, and apolitical Americans alike don't feel the benefits of those accomplishments Obama will boast about.
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Most look suspiciously like models or personal trainers—but perhaps they're the only people willing to boast about post workout selfies.
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Sonny Digital's production catalog pretty much speaks for itself, but he is not one to boast about past collaborations or accomplishments.
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And, then, fraternities started to boast about their prowess with women, because they were trying to assert that they weren't gay.
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"He has great stuff," said Mets Manager Terry Collins, who has shepherded the remarkable young rotation that Mets fans boast about.
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In the strong 2017 economy that Trump loves to boast about, the U.S. trade deficit reached its highest level since 2008.
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Cruelty is a human specialty, which human beings continue to practice, and perfect, and institutionalize, though we seldom boast about it.
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The point is that Kasich is running on a false boast about his past and a nonsense slogan about the present.
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No more can Britain boast about its streamlined, predictable "Westminster model," in which a strong executive presides over a unitary state.
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Mr. Obama, in short, forged the kind of deal that the Great Dealmaker in the White House likes to boast about.
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Trilobites We modern humans like to boast about our big brains, but the Neanderthals seem to have had even larger ones.
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They boast about their family cocktail ("the Break Bumper"), taken from a recipe found in the wallet of Teddy Roosevelt's valet.
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First, while Obama officials boast about promoting the rule of law, they coddle oligarchs who are responsible for the worst corruption.
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In his State of the Union address on Tuesday, President Trump squeezed in a brief boast about his administration's energy policy.
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Belief in conspiracies can serve to set oneself apart from the ignorant masses—a self-serving boast about one's exclusive knowledge.
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Instead, we saw more of the same, albeit these new products have the Nest logo and expensive-looking design to boast about.
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Unlike most district attorneys, Mr Thompson could boast about the number of people he freed, not the number he put behind bars.
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A "red card" granting groups of national parliaments the right to block legislation, for example, gives Mr Cameron something to boast about.
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The trailer for "Baaghi" has a body-count ticker — a winking boast about the movie's martial spirit — that tops out at 114.
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"May we refuse to boast about tomorrow, for we know not what a day may bring," Black said in his morning prayer.
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It's got much to boast about on the inside too, with a massive stone fireplace, three plush bedrooms, and chandelier light fixtures.
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The Democrats love to boast about the diversity within their ranks, but the two candidates left standing are two old white men.
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General Raziq was 17 when he picked up a gun, and for years he was known to boast about Taliban body counts.
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He used the moment to boast about the "roaring geyser of opportunity" in America and later, he will dine with corporate bosses.
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It is also ironic, given the Trump White House's boast about the high ABA rating of its Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch.
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Trump will now be able to boast about the one thing that doesn't take place often in the town of Washington: bipartisanship.
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She would never boast about being some tortured artist that has to write lyrics on the page to get the pain out.
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O'Brien has also made Trump look good -- giving him numbers to boast about and successes that made for high profile media coverage.
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I believed Ham's boast about the Ark's size, then wondered aloud how Noah could have constructed such a massive vessel in Biblical times.
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Trump himself appeared to boast about groping women without their consent in the now-infamous "Access Hollywood" tape released during the 2016 campaign.
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Cybergenetics' tagline is "Justice through better science," and volumes of marketing materials boast about TrueAllele's ability to pinpoint better results in the courtroom.
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On the first Friday of October 2016, the world heard Donald Trump boast about grabbing women "by the pussy" for the first time.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 37, proudly tweeted about her son on Thursday to boast about his impressive spelling abilities.
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The announcement gave Ellison a chance to boast about his company, but the proof in this autonomous database will be in the tasting.
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Public education systems treat computer science as a second-rate elective only included to deceptively boast about "infusing STEM offerings" into their curriculum.
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There are many questions, but why you would take out someone to boast about your recent reporting of graffiti would be the first.
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In rallies, he would boast about how tall and strong the wall would be, and promised he'd get Mexico to pay for it.
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Following the event, the Guans uploaded the photos onto Weibo to boast about their conquest, but ended up attracting forest police's attention instead.
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" Others like to mix a little boast about sartorial prowess with their political punches: "[The nominee] is not bound to traditional fashion norms.
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It is no longer "acceptable" to grab women by anything, or even to boast about it, as Trump did, like a horny adolescent.
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Despite the worsening crisis, Maduro has continued to boast about the petro, which he believes will help the country circumvent crippling international sanctions.
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Project Scorpio looks set to bring a real performance increase that you can bet Microsoft will be quick to boast about next year.
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He might boast about getting chosen over some other guy, but that guy is usually broke and not nearly as compelling a person.
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And it's been 85003 years since the party in power could boast about this level of gross domestic product growth and consumer confidence.
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Mr. Cuomo can rightly boast about an increase in the state minimum wage enacted earlier this year, as well as paid family leave.
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Trump has essentially admitted it's an affected disposition—he likes to boast about how presidential he's capable of behaving when he wants to.
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McGregor used to boast about a relationship with the UFC brass that had him practically waiting for a corner office to free up.
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This has fostered a certain kind of community, both among its customers and its employees, that the company isn't afraid to boast about.
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Mr. Trump is likely to boast about a roaring American economy and healthy job growth, though his claims should be viewed in context.
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I've seen posters boast about yelling at women, catfishing them, and even redirecting research funds away from work on cervical and ovarian cancer.
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Carrier and Boeing, where Trump visited to boast about saving jobs, announced layoffs last week, and Ford is shifting some production to China.
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Trump has little interest in the often-arcane appropriations process, other than to obtain wall funding and to boast about record Pentagon funding.
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A closer look at their economic record shows that, contrary to the gloom that sometimes pervades them, they have much to boast about.
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Responded to general criticism, as well as questions about the rise of anti-Semitic acts, with a boast about his Electoral College win.
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Trump is certain to use his speech Tuesday night to boast about how he will boost defense spending by historic amounts of money.
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But Marseille can also boast about its local world champion of pizza, located just a few minutes outside of the city center by car.
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Simone Biles may boast about her "boyfriends" on social media, but rest assured, the champion gymnast is "100 percent single" – as are her teammates.
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Trump appears to have coordinated with SoftBank CEO and Sprint Chairman Masayoshi Son, tweeting a misleading boast about his role in creating new jobs.
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President Obama used a Wednesday speech at the 20th Lake Tahoe Summit to boast about his accomplishments on fighting climate change and on conservation.
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Jackson took to social media on Monday to boast about how "fun" it is to be in a relationship with the hip hop star.
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Trump has willingly sacrificed it, tossing it away for no reason, to boast about matters as a trivial as a speech to Boy Scouts.
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They held smartphones to his ear and played his favorite song, "Lockjaw," by French Montana, a veiled boast about not snitching to the police.
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Merkel later told others that he had interrupted her efforts to discuss Russia in order to boast about his poll ratings among Republican voters.
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He loved to boast, about his wealth, about his children, about his position in life, and about his connection to powerful and famous people.
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But Trump's threat to rain "fire and fury" on North Korea and his boast about the size of his nuclear button horrified many experts.
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Some of the most successful people in the world have experienced huge failures and they aren't afraid to boast about the lessons they learned.
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Many lawmakers were eager for passage to help constituents and give themselves something to boast about as they run for re-election next year.
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"Underdog" finds Gunna retreating from the luxe life, using Baby instead to boast about a G Wagon too big to fit in a garage.
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We boast about graphics and VR and "new experiences," but politically speaking, the majority of video games are stuck several decades in the past.
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The Dallas Mavericks haven't been accumulating many victories but they do have one to boast about entering Wednesday's road game against the Indiana Pacers.
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I like when I can come home to my family and boast about my good grade on something that I worked very hard on.
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In time, the renamed Omega Dubai Desert Classic could boast about having more star power than whatever PGA Tour event it went up against.
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Bars fill and elected officials boast about shopping and dining in public, even as public health experts plead with Americans to stay at home.
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Don't say a word during a kick because it's ill-mannered, but sing over the Haka all you like and boast about it afterwards.
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Eveland likens skimming along the Argentine mountains to surfing, though every time he says something like that, he's quick to boast about his caution.
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The announcement of trade talks gives Mr. Trump something else to boast about, said Ichiro Fujisaki, a former Japanese ambassador to the United States.
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But how can Uganda, hosting nearly one million refugees less than a decade after a civil war, boast about the world's most seamless refugee operation?
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If you want to boast about your relationship with a racist, you are not who we need to succeed the racist in the White House.
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This enabled the government to boast about the security of China's data-protection laws and claim that it was making personal information safe from criminals.
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President Donald Trump loves to boast about crowd size — even when he's surrounded by people struggling through one of the worst hurricanes in American history.
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President Donald Trump's first State of the Union speech on Tuesday evening will be another chance for him to boast about the "roaring" US economy.
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And since I didn't participate in writing this gorgeous and absolutely beautifully edited publication, I can boast about it as much as I want to!
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Start-ups love to boast about "hockey-stick growth," but with Shyp that term is more than just a visual metaphor for projecting financial success.
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The 224 Race Donald Trump loves to talk about polls, but there's one that you probably haven't heard about and that he doesn't boast about.
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Once demonized as immoral profiteers, many of the world's biggest 303 pharmaceutical companies now boast about how they help poor countries and fight neglected diseases.
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May's embarrassing predicament: "It looks like dithering, it's not heroic, and you can't boast about it until it's done, but it's practical," he told me.
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I asked how North Koreans could possibly boast about their spending on a young man when he was in a coma only because of them.
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As with the past gifts, Mr. Trump, who likes to boast about his deal-making prowess, achieved no perceptible benefit for the American national interest.
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So while Trump is vulnerable to any softening growth, slowing job creation or outside shocks next year, for now, he has something to boast about.
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" This is because the target, he wrote, "suffers little but often looks stronger because they survived a U.S. attack and can boast about their defiance.
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Though we pointed to the counterterrorism work as a modestly successful part of an otherwise volatile relationship, in truth there was little to boast about.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman likes to boast about her own arsenal: a collection of audio recordings she secretly made of the US president and his staff.
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And while Logan County used to boast about its resident millionaires, it has since become one of the poorer counties in an already poor state.
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In his State of the Union speech, Trump may also boast about how he is ending yet another of America's "Endless Wars": the war in Afghanistan.
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Tomlinson and Malik are friends again, and her son now has his own solo career to boast about — and it's all thanks to her thoughtful words.
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I get that Eric Trump is taking a bit of creative license here with his boast about how much of the country supports his dad's message.
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Watch for Trump to boast about his projected victory in the popular vote, while Cruz quietly leverages his strategic ground game to a surprising delegate haul.
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Obama is likely to use the trip to boast about his record on stewardship and push Congress to fund and support parks and other conservation priorities.
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You can boast about your accomplishments, or your friends' accomplishments, which might impress somebody in the short term but won't endear you to them for long.
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Those companies proudly and publicly boast about the programs, and make it clear how bug hunters can get in touch with them to share their findings.
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In Manhattan, she said, the men she met through apps would boast about being a top person at a place like Oracle, the high-tech company.
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But at the same time Trump explicitly campaigned on a Russian rapprochement — so should we really cheer foreign policy hands who boast about frustrating that promise?
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On the first Friday of the month, a White House economic adviser goes on cable networks to either boast about or explain away the latest numbers.
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But it certainly gave Trump an opportunity to boast about his foreign policy, and to once again use Venezuela's crisis to decry the dangers of socialism.
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"The irony is that President Trump, Secretary [Mike] Pompeo, and others in the Trump administration continually boast about the generosity of the United States," he said.
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Other Republicans, returning to their home states this month with little to boast about, have seethed at the outcome, exposing persistent divisions and, occasionally, peculiar justifications.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump tweeted a boast about an upcoming round of payments to farmers, who have been hurt by his trade war with China.
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Mr. Trump quickly took to Twitter to boast about getting the tax bill through Congress and predict an economic boom in the wake of its passage.
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In some places hereditary members of the elite boast about their lineage, but in America they pretend that they pulled themselves up by their own bootstraps.
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And while it may be gauche to brag about how much money you make or boast about huge bonuses, her photo is more funny than faux pas.
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Service providers offering cross-platform streaming bundles get to boast about offering such an extended range of viewing options while making access easier than ever for users.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Michael Petyo is a carpenter, a U.S. Navy veteran, a grandfather and Russian Orthodox church cantor who likes to boast about his homemade nut rolls.
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The company will no doubt boast about the phone's myriad new features, but all it really needs to do is make sure there aren't any explosions again.
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Trump reportedly went on to boast about how he performed well on a mental acuity test, which he said most members of the media would not pass.
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These days Australia has a very different system—as does Canada, which created a points system earlier than Australia but, being Canada, does not boast about it.
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He made jokes about the media to reporters' children who came trick-or-treating, and he used his Thanksgiving message to the troops to boast about himself.
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Russia, China, Cuba, Islamic theocracies, even North Korea boast about their often illusory economic and social programs as evidence of human-rights compliance and their own legitimacy.
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He enjoyed the rush of fighting battles in which he was outnumbered, and sneaking into the enemy line on guerrilla raids that he would later boast about.
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While skimpy on specific sales numbers and zero mentions of any app store related records, Apple still had a few milestones to boast about this time around.
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In just 57 games in the big leagues he's already posted numbers any rookie would be able to boast about with a slash line of .274/.342/.
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But, as much as we love to boast about how big and great we are as a state, there's one place that's even bigger and wilder – Alaska.
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Democrats and their supporters also boast about winning the "popular vote" for the House by a wide margin — by more than 8 percent, according to early estimates.
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On the other hand, Trump seemingly wanted to take the moment to boast about how "right to try" is "a tremendous success" — so he did it anyway.
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In future conversations, the caucus should push companies that boast about such pipeline solutions to go a step further and take a serious look at their effectiveness.
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"The Donald and I, we are winning and winning in the polls," said Mr. Turnbull (whose actual poll numbers, like Mr. Trump's, are nothing to boast about).
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But then his remarks took a turn: He chose not to take the victory lap and use the occasion to boast about his diplomatic and military prowess.
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"Avoid the gimmicky, no-name, 'tacticool' brands that boast about their many hundreds of lumens," said Mr. Deutsch, who likes Maglite brand flashlights for value and durability.
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While interest in the company's new fund won't be available until its next quarterly report is filed with regulators, its competitors' assets are nothing to boast about.
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In the coming weeks and months, you're going to hear LG boast about all the features that make its new flagship G5 Android phone better than its competitors.
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When the XZ3 ships in September, it'll come with Android 9 Pie right out of the box — something most other Android phones not called Pixel can't boast about.
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Many firms pay lip service to diversity but beyond recruitment quotas and good intentions how many can boast about having a varied and thriving workplace for all employees?
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Editorial For a mayor happy to boast about his city's record low crime rates, Bill de Blasio has spent a lot of time lately talking about gun violence.
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Cuomo likes to boast about how many times he's sparred with the president on Twitter — but actually walking the walk and enacting progressive policies, not milquetoast, halfway compromises.
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Spectators weren't happy about Minaj's response (or response time) to Remy Ma's "ShEther"; Minaj's counter-attack amounted to another boast about her album sales and level of fame.
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Trump's State of the Union will be an opportunity for the first-term president to boast about his successes in 2018 and outline his agenda for this year.
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After a disappointing first half of 2017, Republicans on Capitol Hill maintain they have a lot to boast about this fall, most notably the sweeping tax-reform law.
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Internet headlines may boast about political satirists destroying and eviscerating their subjects, but this magazine has different ambitions, and while they may seem more modest, don't be fooled.
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"The other (goal) is the creation of cooperation, partnerships and friendships (in areas that) we were not always able to boast about in the past," Vucic told reporters.
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While Donald Trump is struggling with his popularity here at home, he can at least now boast about being the most discussed person in Russian media last week.
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Elite schools, in turn, boast about the eye-popping average test scores of their students, which is a crucial factor in determining their U.S. News & World Report ranking.
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With the 54th Super Bowl rapidly approaching, many NFL fans are quick to boast about the number of Super Bowl rings their team has collected over the years.
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The only problem, it seems, is that this scandal has nothing to do with the establishment's favorite piñata — charter schools — and is something that superintendents sometimes boast about.
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So Netflix is happy to boast about this one: Jerry &Elaine &George &Kramer &Netflix All 180 episodes of the Emmy-Award winning Seinfeld are coming to Netflix — worldwide!
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It is proof of the payoff of hard work, both in form, where practice manifests as effortlessness, and in content, where 2 Chainz gets to boast about the results.
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In a show of strength, its prototype pulled a freight train for 1,000 feet, a direct challenge to Mr Musk's boast about the better performance of his new vehicle.
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He just can't escape the fact that he wants to boast about that on the one hand and then bash the media for reporting it on the other hand.
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Apple has released streaming stats more and more often over the past year, seemingly to boast about how much of a success its service can be for major artists.
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Republicans, on the other hand, were nearly three times as likely as Democrats to boast about job creation — and twice as likely to brag about their sports teams' performance.
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The crowd erupted in applause, and Trump fed off the energy like he would at a campaign rally, taking the opportunity to boast about his accomplishments since taking office.
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Much of what Trump told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos only reiterated familiar positions — including a new boast about an as-yet-unknown plan to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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In Ohio, which typically swings with the presidency, Kasich won with a 30-point margin and can boast about turning an $2023 billion shortfall into a $2 billion surplus.
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But the tariff exemptions for most of the Mac Pro's parts are seen as a win for both the company and Trump, who can boast about domestic manufacturing jobs.
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That was especially true when they turned Trump's boast about jobs into a reference to his role in the last election's Democratic wave that he seemed slow to grasp.
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"While other hotels boast about being a fashion hotel or the grand hotel, we want to be the smart hotel," said Chris Sanderson, who runs the team of futurists.
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Opinion Columnist When he isn't raving about how the deep state is conspiring against him, Donald Trump loves to boast about the economy, claiming to have achieved unprecedented things.
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Between accolades for his father, the younger Trump stumbled over a basic rule of politics: Never boast about how you will benefit politically from the misfortune of your constituents.
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On Friday's earnings call with the press, CEO Jamie Dimon no doubt intended to boast about the bank's better-than-expected performance in the first quarter of the year.
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These chyrons are a product of the network's "straight news" division that execs like to boast about to advertisers... Fox's opinion hosts are far more overt No surprise here.
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Walmart dropped $18 million on ads to boast about how much its doing to buy American products and train its workforce, according to a report from The New York Times.
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Mr Salamé sees three main sources of legitimacy for Arab rulers: representation (none is freely elected), achievements (most republics have few to boast about) and provenance (currently the best qualification).
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I don't want to boast about my achievements, but this is the only province in the country that is doing great in terms of security, development, reconstruction and so on.
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The White House has repeatedly declined to release a list people it expects to attend, but some of the recipients have turned to social media to boast about being invited.
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Most businesses not run by the President's family clamor for a presidential visit and have been known to boast about them for years in an effort to spur residual business.
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But the more ethereal concern here explains Netflix's need to boast about its massive viewership: It's trying to assure a skittish entertainment industry that it's the only game in town.
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Asked if he would commit to refrain from taking government bailout money for his own properties, he gave a non-answer in which he managed to boast about his wealth.
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In the days since, he says, people from all over the country have gotten in touch with him to boast about the Simpson-related souvenirs they've saved since the trial.
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As filming progressed here last fall and campaign-season reports of a boast about genital grabbing and "Lock her up" rhetoric filled the news, any necessary critique was already there.
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Molson Coors is aiming to imitate non-alcoholic drinks that boast about positive additives, so it's brewing Vizzy with acerola cherry, a fruit the company claims is high in antioxidants.
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In addition, not many candidates boast about their record of raising taxes, but that is what Bloomberg is doing now as the former Republican shores up his liberal bona fides.
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They will boast about how Trump, daring to take a step discounted by his predecessors as too inflammatory, wiped Soleimani, whom he blasted as a terrorist "monster," off the planet.
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In the latest video this week, Shyu said Facebook employees have to constantly boast about their mundane accomplishments on Workplace, the company's internal social network, in order to get ahead.
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And his boast about his earlier role setting up a private channel between Bush and Putin was no more than "an attempt to burnish his credentials," he told the Mueller team.
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It is a capricious measure to boast about, and one that may not fully reflect the concerns of those who voted for him and probably care more about real wage growth.
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Startups and large corporations alike boast about the volume of data they've amassed, ranging from terabytes of data to quantities surpassing all of the information contained in the Library of Congress.
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But it also exemplifies just how layered the culture of rap music truly is; the few straight female rappers in the industry also proudly boast about their sexual exploits with men.
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Residents boast about their schools (florists know to stock up in late August, because so many students follow the Russian tradition of presenting flowers to the teacher on the first day).
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Trump didn't boast about his polling numbers, barely attacked his rivals, other than Jeb Bush, and complained about having to drive 85033 minutes back to Manchester, N.H., when the rally concluded.
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Unlike many of his peer,s who boast about jewelry, cars and their newly-acquired riches, the 31-year-old rarely talks about the material things that he can now afford.
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How to bring it up: When the dinner table chatter turns towards foreign affairs, this is your opportunity to boast about the only overseas policy you're familiar with: the Berghain door.
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These days I'm busy challenging stereotypes and constantly proving people wrong in hopes that corporations who boast about "diversity" actually value that buzz word as more than just a buzz word.
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We love nothing more than to boast about our appreciation of the attractions, snacks, and general Disney-ness whether we&aposre at the park in Anaheim or hundreds of miles away.
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Third, at the end Trump did seem to realize that if he was going to boast about his deeply overdecorated penthouse, he should mention that the White House is nice, too.
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Electric scooter companies like to boast about their commitment to the environment, frequently reminding riders that every two-wheeled trip they take can help reduce carbon emissions and fight climate change.
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The startup gets to boast about providing a real service for people in need, while seniors get to lord over their grandchildren about being early adopters of an innovative new technology.
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While you might not want to boast about your 401(k) balances on Twitter, as some investors were doing earlier this year, you still want to stay invested, financial advisors say.
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NewSchool and the Santa Fe University of Art and Design both have lower graduation rates — just over 30 percent, still above average for for-profits but hardly anything to boast about.
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It's normal for a president to boast about his accomplishments during a high-profile speech like this, and Trump can certainly point to some achievements when it comes to his foreign policy.
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That may not seem like anything to boast about, but passively managed competitors did worse: The SPDR E.T.F. lost more than 7 percent, and the iShares E.T.F. lost more than 5.5 percent.
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Self-driving startups get to boast about providing a real service for people in need, while seniors get to lord over their grandchildren about being early adopters of a bold new technology.
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But despite those clouds over his legacy, Obama saw reason to celebrate the Paris pact and to boast about the leading diplomatic role he and his administration played in finishing the deal.
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He should at least pay something to a nation that has benefited him and his family so much, not boast about how he can avoid paying anything to Uncle Sam at all.
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Clinton and President Obama have scheduled late trips to Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor to shore up support there as Republicans boast about internal polling shows the state as a toss-up.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Thursday to boast about the Dow Jones Industrial Average topping 24,4153 points for the first time, as well as recent highs in consumer confidence ratings.
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Editorial President Hassan Rouhani of Iran was quick to boast about returns showing that his reformist and moderate supporters had done well in voting for Iran's new Parliament and influential clerical council.
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Democrats in the House were already reluctant to pass enabling legislation, giving Trump something to boast about, unless they got some serious concessions on issues that matter to them, like labor rights.
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On Monday, as Italy's government shut down public life in the country and stock markets melted, von der Leyen appeared before the press to boast about her first 100 days in office.
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The stone tells one of the most familiar tales in human history: a king successfully defeats a rival kingdom and celebrates by commissioning a great work of art to boast about it.
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Biden's deputy campaign manager, Kate Bedingfield, said Biden had a "phenomenal performance" considering the odds he faced from the other candidates who were looking for their "T-shirt moment" to boast about.
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In the unveiling late on Thursday, Musk had taken aim at the design, power and durability of mainstream trucks, only to be shaken when his boast about his new vehicle's windows backfired.
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Mr Trump, however, has an election back home to worry about, and with next year's vote in mind he may become more inclined to boast about NATO rather than to bash it.
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Though the mayor can boast about a lower crime rate among other accomplishments, his administration has failed to curb the rise in homelessness, unable to build and preserve affordable housing fast enough.
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A graduate of West Point and Harvard Law School, his credentials naturally endeared him to the president, who likes to boast about the military valor and sterling educational credentials of his advisers.
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Analysts say Trump likely views Davos as a critical opportunity to make the case for his style of leadership and to boast about his accomplishments before an audience of skeptics and adversaries.
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Trump, while on a bus with Tv personality Billy Bush, divulges a story about attempting to "fuck" a married woman and later goes onto boast about groping women because of his "star" status.
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WWDC is naturally the best place to boast about any upgrades, from additional voices to improved logic or natural language comprehension, but so far rumors about possible Siri upgrades have been pretty scarce.
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Last year, revenues almost doubled year-on-year to $350 million and the company has been profitable since 2011, a feature many of the world's biggest start-ups would love to boast about.
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The hope is that once scientists can quantify their reviewing work and boast about it on their CVs, universities and funding bodies will take it into account when handing out promotions or cash.
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In the business and tech world, getting little sleep used to be something to boast about, an attitude University of Pennsylvania professor Alan Derickson coined "manly wakefulness" in his 2460 book Dangerously Sleepy.
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Now, it's Google's turn to boast about its AI-enhanced smartphone camera—and show how its software smarts and access to vast networks of data give it a leg up on the competition.
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Green alert: You don't have to leave it up to fate, or to the W-4 you filled out way back when, to surmise whether you'll get a break you can boast about.
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Sentix said the investor sentiment index for the United States dropped to 14.1 in August from 14.8 in July, with investors growing increasingly cautious despite U.S. President Donald Trump's boast about "his successes".
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The calls came just hours after an astonishing tweet from US President Donald Trump, who again taunted the North Korean leader, this time with a boast about the size of his nuclear button.
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Actual manufacture of solar panels accounts for few American jobs, but President Trump can boast about them while ignoring the loss of far more jobs in the solar power supply chain and installation.
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As The Journal reported: "I continue to see no contradiction," he wrote in March 2003 to a journalist questioning how the White House could boast about minority judicial nominees while fighting affirmative action.
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Why it matters: The spending commitments provide a measure of stability for American auto workers in a rapidly transforming industry, while also giving President Trump something to boast about in industrial swing states.
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Now that you see how easy it is to celebrate the healing and comforting roles pets play in our lives, it's time to join the #DogThanking effort and boast about your own pet.
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Waldrop is one of those poets—Frank O'Hara is another—whose ostensible reverence for painting acts as a covert boast about writing, embedding "the instant" in a feedback loop of composition and response.
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I've watched Samsung cram more and more technologies into its phones over the last decade, and while it makes for an impressive spec list to boast about, it also pushes software into the backseat.
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But they also sheepishly said it might also have been a sign of vanity; rather than putting their money into mission work or social engagement, they wanted to boast about their wealth and faith.
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Money tied to Uber will flow toward the next generation of founders for years to come, and the investors responsible for its landmark success will boast about it for the remainder of their careers.
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I could boast about successes, come up with convoluted tales to hide my failures, provide tips and trade ideas about how to be a better manager, or give advice on which players to sign.
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There are many reasons why this is a scandal, starting with the fact that despite this tax burden reality politicians often boast about how tax rates are much lower than they were in 1961.
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Modi, 65, has plenty to boast about; economic growth outstrips China's, foreign direct investment grew by a quarter in the 33 financial year over the previous year and inflation has nearly halved since 2013.
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If New York was an unlovable wreck, a city on fire, a state in a slump, that only made it the kind of place a certain kind of New Yorker could boast about loving.
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On the other hand, for a candidate who loves to boast about polling and ratings data as much as Donald Trump does, this must be heartening – even if it may mean nothing at all.
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I could go on but the point is, for our first anniversary, I'm not going to boast about all the journalism we did that I'm proud of, though there's a fair amount of that.
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"These extremists feel emboldened in the current political climate, and they openly boast about efforts to create a physical presence on campuses, where students are engaged in the war of ideas," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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" While praising Ireland, Trump promptly switched to a characteristic boast about his own success, his management of the economy and how he held "all of the records ... every single record for the stock market.
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Lockbaum, 51, is a visible and recognizable face in the community, but even though ESPN just produced a 30 for 30 short film on his story, he's not one to boast about his accomplishments.
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But these days, East Nashville is the subject of New York Times articles, which can feature more than six mentions of the word "hipster" and boast about the the city's red-hot food scene.
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At restaurants all over San Diego—including fine dining institutions in Rancho Santa Fe—menus boast about their Chino Farms produce, listing "glazed Chino Farms carrots" or "finely sliced Chino Farms beets" wherever possible.
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" He also liked to boast about his association with Kennedy, Watts says, even going as far to label the room in his house where Kennedy had slept with a sign that read "JFK Slept Here.
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Perhaps seeing an opening, President Barack Obama jumped into the fray Sunday to take aim at Trump, telling graduates during a commencement address at Rutgers University to tout their knowledge, not boast about their ignorance.
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There's an entire Reddit post in which fans boast about the twist they predicted first — an admirable feat, considering I watched the entirety of the first season with the expression of the "thinking face" emoji.
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He is likely on Tuesday to boast about progress on wall construction as it passes the 100-mile mark, even as lawmakers in both parties have criticized the use of military funds for the project.
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At IBM, WhatsApp is considered a poster child for its cloud, two sources said — just as AWS has the likes of Airbnb and Netflix to boast about, while Alphabet's Google points to Snap and Spotify.
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One reason Mr. Netanyahu reportedly canceled the meeting with Mr. Obama was that he did not want to visit the Oval Office without having first reached an agreement that he could boast about at home.
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Little Yan finds work at a nail salon for $50 a day, but Zhuang holds out for a higher position that befits his status, one that he can boast about to his friends back home.
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Boast about your success in cracking a message, and you risk broadcasting to your enemies that their communications are being read, meaning that they might change their codes and require you to start from scratch.
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He also listened as visiting Russians used racially tinged insults to boast about how easy they found it to win uranium business under Obama, according to a source familiar with Campbell's planned testimony to Congress.
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And Wendy's boast about its freshly cracked eggs is warranted — the layer of egg, with its lacy edges, looked like something that might have slid off a grandmom's griddle, and not a factory conveyor belt.
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To believe otherwise, you'd have to believe not only that she delights in putting Americans out of work but that she would boast about it publicly, like Dr. Evil, to the very people losing jobs.
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" He would repeatedly say, "Women don't make it in OPCEN"; threaten to walk Newton "to the gate," a euphemism for firing; boast about previously firing a crying woman operator; and publicly say she "wasn't mechanically inclined.
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It may have been a rough 2017 for Tesla, but the Palo Alto-based automaker can boast about hitting one projection it made last year: more than 100,000 of its vehicles were delivered in the year.
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So said Trump's "publicist," Joey Pepperoni, anyway, in Saturday's SNL spoof poking fun of the presumptive GOP nominee for masquerading as his own spokesperson in 1991 to boast about himself to then-PEOPLE reporter Sue Carswell.
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Or possibly, and I'm just spitballing here, you look like you just swallowed a first-generation iPhone simply because you had to sit quietly and listen to the president boast about his great and many successes?
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The administration has been able to move several federal appointees through the federal courts with great speed, and Trump can now rightfully boast about placing two justices — Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh — on the Supreme Court.
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In the most recent example, Trump used Thanksgiving calls to the troops to vent on immigration and trade and to boast about his own success, injecting an overtly political tone into a previously non-partisan ritual.
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As a result, some argue the asset class is open to abuse by banks keen to earn fees from deals and issuers and investors keen to be able to boast about their own, sometimes empty, credentials.
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As a result, some argue the asset class is open to abuse by banks keen to earn fees from deals and issuers and investors keen to be able to boast about their own, sometimes empty, credentials.
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Just as airlines have been shown to exaggerate flight times so they can boast about on-time arrivals, hospitals set prices crazy high so they can tout their generous discounts (while insurers tout their negotiating prowess).
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Given that neither the United States nor China have official relations with Taiwan, access to top leaders in Washington and Beijing is something that none of the other candidates in the Kuomintang primary can boast about.
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It would be immodest, even overtly Trumpian, to boast about the huge circulation gains at the not-failing New York Times, or the robust support for our competitors, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
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And she is in favor of building new jails in New York City and has been known to boast about coercing councilwoman Diana Ayala to do her bidding which includes voting in favor of building new jails.
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However, paying something like payroll tax is hardly something to boast about, according to Matthew Gardner, a senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, or ITEP, a nonpartisan and nonprofit tax policy think tank.
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"Government documents blatantly boast about the fact that the labor supply from the vast internment camp network has been attracting many Chinese companies to set up production in Xinjiang," he wrote in a preprint report this month.
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"You would be generous to a loser, you would not boast about your victory, you would be civil during an engagement, but you'd use every trick you had, every skill you had to win," Mr. Gray continued.
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But if we examine Bush's role entirely separate from Trump's, his complicity is the normalizing behavior that leads men to believe they can sexually harass and assault people in the first place and also boast about it.
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Just be honest about what you put out there—it's eclipse season and no one's secrets are safe, so it might be better to be quiet than boast about things that aren't true or stir up drama.
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"Communities in the Appalachian Mountains, vital salmon streams in Alaska and much-needed water supplies across this country will be left dealing with the aftermath, while our Republican colleagues boast about providing so-called regulatory relief," Rep.
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Tim Ryan said Monday that it's "insulting" for President Donald Trump to boast about his administration's effect on manufacturing jobs on the same day that thousands of General Motors employees found out they were losing their jobs.
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He sometimes said of himself that he had better relations with women than with men, but this was not to boast about his relations with women so much as to express regret about his relations with men.
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But the final straw for Gary Goyette and Andrea Todd, who were watching at home in Sacramento with their 10-year-old son, was Donald J. Trump's jarring, out-of-left-field boast about his sexual endowment.
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The spending bill will leave lawmakers from both parties with much to boast about, including billions of dollars for infrastructure and for fighting the opioid epidemic, as well as the biggest increase in military funding in years.
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But the event — which often focuses on global economic issues — also will provide Mr. Trump with a platform to boast about the improving American economy, including the rise in the stock market and the low jobless rate.
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Some Easter eggs helped players advance in the game; some provided insight into the story line or clarified loose plot points; some seemed to have no purpose other than enabling players to boast about having found them.
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Trump will likely use his second address to Congress to boast about the strength of the economy, the passage of the GOP tax-reform bill and his intent to sign a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan into law.
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Zhirinovsky, who said he met Trump in New York in 2002, revels in his similarities with the American businessman - they are the same age, favor coarse, sometimes misogynistic language and boast about putting their own country first.
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For example, if this time around "added sugar" becomes a food category, which it hasn't been in the past, it'll be an opportunity for foodmakers to boast about how little added sugar they have in their products.
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When Donald Trump dismissed his 2005 boast about being able to grab women "by the pussy" as mere "locker room talk" at the presidential debate Sunday night, it had a depressing ring of truth, or at least plausibility.
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This year's Rewind opted to boast about mainstream celebrities using the platform and traditional media outlets referencing YouTube memes as opposed to the controversial, and less advertiser-friendly, creators and moments that the YouTube community actually engages with.
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Seemingly unable to contain himself, Mr Trump fans the flames by taking to Twitter to crow about his "very stable genius" and, in a threat to North Korea, to boast about the impressive size of his nuclear button.
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Ally, who earned an International Wildlife Rehabilitation Certification after taking Sesame in, calls Sesame an "educational pet" and sees him as an opportunity to boast about the beneficial qualities of nature's little tick-eating, rabies-resistant sanitation workers.
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For instance, red-state Democrats like Joe Manchin may want to boast about their pro-gun bona fides, which will actually give them more ability to push for gun control legislation because gun owners will feel less threatened.
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Al Qaeda fighters there have abolished taxes for local residents, operate speedboats manned by RPG-wielding fighters who impose fees on ship traffic, and make propaganda videos in which they boast about paving local roads and stocking hospitals.
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And though Mr. Trump likes to boast about how well the United States is doing against developed rivals, Europe has been growing just as fast in per capita terms this decade, and Japan has been growing slightly faster.
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"Instead of chasing the mythological mass customers who are currently useful only on paper if you wanted to boast about your daily active user or monthly active user metric, our goal is to serve the existing users," he said.
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Heather Hurlburt, a US foreign policy expert at the New America Foundation in Washington, says Trump will have a hard time turning that negative message into a positive one — even if it's to boast about his foreign policy successes.
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After solving the paper, the third year physics student got widely abused by Indians and even received death threats on the internet from those who considered it sacrilegious for a foreigner to solve the paper and boast about it.
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In contrast to their counterparts in the Bay Area, where the term "gentrification" is used carefully and with regret, Reno boosters and real estate agents boast about how blocks of rundown weekly motels are just months away from gentrifying.
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Such a massive rescue package would seem to mean an agonizing vote for the GOP — the last major bailout in 2008 helped launch the conservative tea party movement and many senior lawmakers still boast about their opposition to it.
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When the whole country has heard the actual president boast about grabbing women by the crotch, listening to a fictional former president making penis jokes loses its shock value and at least a little of its ability to amuse.
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Analysts said the minister's decision to post it reflected a populist backlash against migration across Europe so robust that it is now considered a badge of honor, even among mainstream politicians, to boast about making life harder for refugees.
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Back in September, a hilarious video of foreign students gushing over Chinese President Xi Jinping went viral to coincide with his visit to the U.S.. And in October, an animated video appeared on YouTube to boast about the country's economic growth.
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" Today he blames the scheming suits that want rappers "to talk nonsense, bitch about their lives, boast about their women, their drugs, their money, their ego - as long as it isn't relevant to the liberation of the people's hearts and minds.
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Trump is not alone in hailing his approach, which saw him fling alarming rhetoric at "Little Rocket Man" Kim and boast about the size of his nuclear button, as well as the coining of an intensified strategy of maximum pressure sanctions.
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North Korea said on Monday it was not interested in meaningless talks with the US just so President Donald Trump had something to boast about, urging an end to what it called a policy of hostility if Washington wanted dialogue.
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In the much-anticipated unveiling to cheering fans late on Thursday, Tesla boss Elon Musk had taken a stab at the design, power and durability of mainstream trucks, only to be shaken when his boast about his new vehicle's windows backfired.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio might have expected to be taking a victory lap, having beat out hundreds of other elected leaders from around the country who also wanted to boast about new jobs in their region.
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Last week, after Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland, called for a new referendum on Scottish independence she took to Twitter to boast about the numerical superiority of her electoral mandate to that of Theresa May, the British Prime Minister.
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Despite maintaining a low profile, the New York City-based cannabis company Ayr Strategies can boast about at least one superlative: Its dispensaries make more money than the competition, according to a report from the industry data provider BDS Analytics.
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"I think everybody's seeing it now," according to Ben Bergquam, whose social media posts go out under the banner of America's Voice News (I had to look it up: They boast about making the internet interactive for their conservative hosts).
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While some of that is a boast about how awesome my friends are, it's really about knowing how to make these services work for you in a beneficial way, not drag you down with their endless streams of detrimental detritus.
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"We will no longer give the US president something to boast about for nothing in return, and we must receive from the US what is corresponding to the results that President Trump is already boasting as his achievements," Kim said.
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This sleepy pocket of the state, where residents boast about their miles of dirt roads, has suddenly found itself in the glare of attention as the home to Mr. Trump's weekend getaway and the headaches that may come with it.
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That could lead Kim to think the US will accept North Korea's arsenal as long as he doesn't boast about it, which would solidify Pyongyang's place as a nuclear power — and make Trump the president who gave his seal of approval.
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But while all of this activity has clearly had significant effects, it's hard not to feel that they're diluted by the overwhelming number of white men who dominate the Academy's 17 branches, which will boast about 8,700 members after this year's induction.
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But even as these companies boast about the payouts to app makers — last month Apple said that developer earnings had surpassed $70 billion — the truth is that many app makers have a hard time making any significant money from their mobile app businesses.
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To recap: Trump used a Gold Star family as a prop to boast about an assassination that he ordered, then followed it up by using another family in a made-for-TV stunt to extol the sacrifices made by "extraordinary military families."
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Xiaomi claimed earlier today that its new 5.99-inch Mi Mix 2S phone has better features than the iPhone X. Now, it has another piece of hardware to boast about: a 99 yuan (about $15 USD) wireless charging mat, as spotted by AndroidCentral.
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It should also go without saying that it's bad for a president-elect to boast about sparing someone from prosecution, because in doing so he is claiming an illegitimate dominion over the power to determine who does and does not get prosecuted.
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Shop toothbrushes at BurstYou may recognize it from it's viral "corn test" video, but the Burst electric toothbrush has several features to boast about, including three different brush modes, a strong motor that delivers 33,000 vibrations per minute, and anti-microbial charcoal bristles.
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"He likes to say he does things in a big way, but I doubt he would boast about having what was likely the biggest net operating loss in the economy," said Lily Batchelder, a law and public policy professor at New York University.
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During the tightly choreographed unveiling of the Cybertruck to cheering fans on Thursday, Tesla boss Elon Musk had taken a stab at the design, power and durability of mainstream trucks, only to be shaken when his boast about his new truck's windows backfired.
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What's more, the actual overall number of civilian casualties may be a strong selling point for Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and his predecessors to boast about relative to the military victory against a genocidal, well-organized armed group in urban warfare.
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By normal comedic standards, the idea seemed pretty basic: Put Mr. Spicer behind a mock White House lectern and have him make a fake boast about the size of the Emmy audience — evoking the false claim he made about Mr. Trump's inaugural crowd.
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During the tightly choreographed unveiling of the Cybertruck to cheering fans on Thursday, Tesla boss Elon Musk had taken a stab at the design, power and durability of mainstream trucks, only to be shaken when his boast about his new truck's windows backfired.
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"You register VR as an experience you had," he says, "rather than something you see"—a common boast about VR. This phenomenon, he suggests, allows him to convey nuanced reality like never before, cutting through a media landscape saturated with two-dimensional images of suffering.
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The news of signs indicating the North is readying a nuclear test comes as Pyongyang is gearing up for a ruling Workers Party congress in early May, where leader Kim Jong Un is likely to boast about his achievements in building a weapons program.
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Mr. Trump is expected to use the platform to boast about the improving American economy, including the rise in the stock market and the low jobless rate, and to deliver the type of protectionist message on trade that he gave during his Asia trip.
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While discussing some of the federal government's work to establish new treatments for Covid-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, he started to boast about passing "right to try," an unrelated law that attempts to let terminally sick people use experimental treatments.
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Back when he was a Page Six playboy, Trump even invented two P.R. guys to play on the phone with reporters, so he could boast about himself three times as much, including fictitious claims of dating Carla Bruni and being hit on by Madonna.
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Some current and former military officials are worried that Mr. Trump's appetite for a troop reduction he can boast about on the campaign trail as a fulfillment of his promise to scale back American foreign interventions could lead to serious national security risks. Gen.
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"Trump's behavior suggests to me that he is not only a lech (and likely worse) with women, but a man who needs to boast about it to other men," Adelle Waldman, whose first novel The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P skewered ostensibly feminist literary men, wrote me.
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In a leaked recording of a supposed telephone conversation around 2008 with Muammar Qaddafi, the Libyan dictator later killed during the Arab spring, Sheikh Hamad is heard to predict that the "corrupt" Saudi leadership would be swept away, and to boast about supporting Saudi opposition groups.
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The White House says he will have signed 32 executive orders by Friday, the most of any president since World War II. Trump clearly needs victories to boast about before the 100-day benchmark, particularly since he hasn't had much luck working with Congress on his agenda.
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After the president turned to his favorite medium — Twitter — on Tuesday evening to boast about his writing ability, and to hit back at those who criticize his missives for their typos and creative capitalization, the celebrated Harry Potter author called out Trump for his glaring typo.
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Each Friday night before football games, more than 25,000 fans pile in to A&M's stadium (or another location for away games) for "Midnight Yell" -- aka a chance to scream at the top of their lungs and boast about how they'll conquer their opponents the next day.
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He is a prolific fundraiser -- by the end of former President Bill Clinton's two terms as president, McAuliffe was known to boast about raising around $275 million for Clinton's campaigns, his second inaugural and his legal defense fund -- and has deep ties with other top Democratic donors.
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Discouraged American workers are showing signs of returning to the labor market, a signal that the Federal Reserve could hold off on interest rate hikes this year and that President Donald Trump may have something more to boast about as he heads toward his re-election campaign.
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After months of enjoying the "exchange of ideas" in replies to the president's tweets, she was blocked in July 2017 for suggesting that Mr. Trump not use the platform to boast about his golf club in Bedminster, N.J. She felt he was profiting from his position.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea said on Monday it was not interested in meaningless talks with the United States just so President Donald Trump had something to boast about and demanded an end to what it called a policy of hostility if the United States wanted dialogue.
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One of the reasons it is believed the Hanoi summit fell through is because Pyongyang was pushing for gradual progress in exchange for some sanctions relief, while Washington wanted a much further reaching agreement that would settle the matter -- and give Trump something to boast about heading into 2020.
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Sure, kids might boast about kissing a girl in the playground (which in itself plays into early inculcation of rape culture), but high school (and yes, often middle school) is where the reward becomes greater, and thus the need to achieve that experience becomes a more desperate necessity.
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Trump supporters are sharing a Los Angeles Times article from 1996 in which American political strategists boast about their role in helping re-elect President Yeltsin in the recent Russian presidential election, and foreign governments have had a hand in various aspects of the US electoral process for decades.
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"Both the President's timing of certain actions and hints that the President has made expressly have raised fears that he's offering the Chinese a compromise of our national security enforcement in exchange for the kinds of concessions that he can boast about on the campaign trail," Gold said.
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In a television interview on Thursday, Trump acknowledged the angry exchanges, including his dubbing of Kim as "Little Rocket Man" and a boast about the size of his nuclear button, as well as the concerns of critics at home and abroad who had accused him of fanning flames.
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It's stupid easy for a company like Huawei to boast about how its Mate X foldable phone will be the "world's fastest 5G foldable phone" when it launches in June and how the device's Balong 5000 modem will be able to download a 1GB movie in three seconds.
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In the present-day story Donald Trump (who goes unnamed) has made his boast about being able to shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and not lose voters, while back in the 19th century there is a real-life shooting of a newspaper editor in Vineland in broad daylight.
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Trump, too, will surely boast about his killings of ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi last October and top Iranian military leader Qassem Soleimani in January, but it's unclear if he'll wait for the foreign policy section toward the end of his remarks or highlight them early on.
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With no concrete accomplishments to boast about, and nothing meaningful to offer the working people to whom he promised jobs and a revived industrial America, Mr. Trump repeatedly returns to the campaign trail, seeking solace by stoking resentment of the "elites" and basking in the adulation of the faithful.
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Less than an hour later, Trump, soaking in the adulation of a wildly cheering crowd, strolled on stage in Indiana to the strains of Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA" and opened his speech with a boast about his 2016 presidential win in the state and his economic record.
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We not only show the effects of the tax cuts that GOP presidential candidates boast about, but we also count what the candidates don't want to talk about: the effects of the inevitable spending cuts and/or offsetting tax increases that will be necessary to avoid fiscal catastrophe.
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GIRONA, Spain — After more than 30 years in business, El Celler de Can Roca has a lot to boast about: three Michelin stars, an attention-grabbing menu that works in contemporary twists on traditional Catalan dishes and a berth atop nearly every list of the world's best restaurants.
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It's an energetic, autobiographical song in which Raphael and Cartier boast about how they've been climbing their way to this point since spending their childhoods isolated from each other, and by the time it's over it feels like a both the fulfillment of a prophecy and a gauntlet thrown.
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But every now and then Mr Trump sensed an opportunity to boast about how prescient he had been in his assessment of foreign affairs, even as a private businessman with no seat in the councils of state, and began shouting about some of his favourite ideas, and how clever they were.
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Trump likes to boast about having outperformed his GOP rivals in the primary among evangelical voters, but he has struggled to convince skeptical Christian leaders, many of whom interacted with him for the first time on Tuesday, that he can be trusted on issues like abortion, religious liberty and gay marriage.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) should not boast about his freedom from super-PACs given his ties with organized labor.
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After bumping into Cardinal McCarrick at the pope's residence in the Vatican, and listening to the American boast about his freedom to travel, Archbishop Viganò wrote, he contacted Cardinal Parolin, the secretary of state and top adviser to Francis, in April 2014 inquiring whether the sanctions were still in force.
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Two of his harshest measures -- screening all of the President's incoming calls on the White House switchboard and denying those outside the administration access to the White House grounds -- have irked associates who work in the private sector and rely on their ability to boast about access to the President.
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Apple too is playing the exclusives game in order to attract new subscribers, and at the launch of the new iPhone last week, CEO Tim Cook didn't just boast about paid subscribers to Apple Music (up to 17 million compared to Spotify's 40 million) but also about the platform's 70-plus exclusives.
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Obama may boast about signing a nuclear agreement and his top diplomat, John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE, shaking hands with a regime known to execute nearly 85033,000 under "moderate" Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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And for all his appeals to populism as political rocket fuel, Mr. Trump has long craved the respect and approval of global figures and cultural icons, including the British royal family, even as his desire to boast about his meeting with royalty was at odds with some of his harsh rhetoric at rallies.
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The charismatic leader who used to boast about his feminism and who promised open and consensus based politics has come to be viewed as the leader of a mostly male, back-room gang who worked over a female minister on behalf of a powerful corporation that has acknowledged its involvement in corruption.
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In Trump's case there was all that talk about his right to go into the Miss Universe dressing room and stare at naked ladies, and, of course, the famous recorded boast about how "when you're a star" you get to grab women by their private parts, whether they like it or not.
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Editorial To hear the world leaders who gathered in Beijing last weekend boast about China's ambitious plans to spend more than $1 trillion on roads, ports, energy and other major projects in 60 countries, linking Asia, Europe and Africa, is to be reminded how America's vision and influence have shrunk under President Trump.
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If Mexico ultimately cracks down on the caravan, it would be seen as a coup for the administration in the United States -- especially among Trump's supporters -- and would speak to how successful efforts to build bridges with the Mexican government have been, even as Trump continues to boast about building a border wall.
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Paul Ryan facing threats to speakership over Trump flap Now deprived of his go-to boast, about his winning poll numbers that carried him through the primary race, Trump now seeks solace in the size of his crowds, telling his audience on Tuesday that a famous, unnamed musician complimented him about his drawing power.
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"The point of the post was to proudly boast about how I am feeling about my body and share the struggles I've encountered in trying to get to a genuine place of admiration and respect for all the things my body has and continues to allow me to do," she told The Huffington Post.
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Compared to China and many other countries in the region (including ones which boast about being democracies), Hong Kong is an incredibly easy place to get a journalist visa, but Mallet had his refused, an almost unprecedented move the government has yet to explain but nearly everyone else has connected to the Chan talk.
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But Blum also suggests, through extensive quotes from Alex, that it drains its graduates of their individuality and moral reasoning, and he never directly investigates the worst of Alex's claims — that it would be fairly typical, say, for a returning Ranger to boast about killing a young girl and then urinating in her bullet wounds.
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Padelford and other company executives will tell you Shopify is "arming the rebels," both a boast about the company's focus on small, independent business, and a dig at Amazon, the truly dominant force in online shopping, which boasts a marketplace with more than 13 million sellers and captures a third of all e-commerce sales.
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As much as they boast about their Instagram-worthy life, the Pauls have more in common with Rebecca Black than Jay Z. Never mind that since then, the pair have become infamous for being assholes; Logan and Jake Paul might have legions of teenage fans, they might be famous and rich, but they've never been cool.
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The challenge, which has flourished on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, seems like harmless stuff, offering a forum for regular folks and celebrities alike to use photos to boast about getting better with age (or in the case of Mariah Carey, who posted the same photo as "before" and "after," to deny the very notion of aging).
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He didn't just boast about being able to assault women (when he was 59!), he went on to dismiss those boasts as "locker room talk" and the controversy over the tape as a "distraction," a word that angered me as a survivor—sexual abuse or assault is not a "distraction" if you are on the receiving end of it.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took to Twitter on Monday to boast about the strength of his base of support.
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Still, most of the party's national figures have not publicly pulled their support for him, despite previous incidents, including the release of a tape in which he appears to boast about sexual assault, his firing of former FBI Director James Comey and unfounded claims that his predecessor wiretapped him, that some suspected would cause serious political damage to Trump.
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North Korea's new boast about an ICBM that could deliver those weapons to the US comes as Washington is undergoing a leadership transition -- always a fragile time -- and South Korea is in political disarray, with its president temporarily stripped of her powers because of corruption charges and facing a court ruling on whether she should be reinstated or removed from office.
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A bill drastically reforming federal medical malpractice law — capping damages for plaintiffs and lowering fees for attorneys — passed the House last month with no hearings in a form nearly identical to a version drafted by the Physicians Insurers Association of America, a lobbyist group for doctors and their insurers, leading the group to publicly boast about its achievement, per the Washington Post.
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When responding to a question about the legacy of slavery in education during a debate in September he told the audience to keep "the record player on at night" to help children learn, mentioned that his deceased first wife was a teacher, and started to boast about confronting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro—but he didn't have much to say about reversing systemic racism.
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"Listening to him boast about how great of a job he's done, how he would he give himself a 10, how people don't realize how smart he is about this kind of stuff, while the numbers every single hour skyrocket -- in terms of the number of cases in this country -- is completely fair game," Priorities' executive director Patrick McHugh told CNN.
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He mentions Mr. Trump's notorious "I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot someone," and I assume that he is aware of the boast about grabbing women, the invitation to the Russians to hack Hillary Clinton's emails, the exhortation to his supporters at his rallies to assault protesters, the denigration of John McCain's military service, not to mention the endless lies.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, and a number of his Cabinet secretaries, frequently tout the need for U.S. energy independence and boast about the country's newfound dominance in oil production.
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The most absurd false claim: O'Rourke's crowd Trump took time during a visit to an El Paso hospital to not only boast about the size of his crowd during a rally on a night six months ago and to mock former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke's crowd size that same night, but he also made up a fictional number for O'Rourke's crowd -- "like 21000 people" -- that wasn't even close to accurate.
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The video for "Apes**t" was made in the Louvre, including the Carters' own selfies in front of the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo; the location is one more prize for Jay-Z to boast about in "Heard About Us." But with the Carters and a dance troupe taking over the Louvre's palatial spaces, the video also places an unapologetic, physical black presence in a citadel of European culture.
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In addition to slashing corporate taxes to lure out-of-state companies, the legislature tossed out environmental regulations as Duke Energy dumped coal ash in drinking water, and doubled down on its "right to work" status, welcoming Amazon shipping facilities with little worry as to how much they paid their workers just so long as politicians were able to boast about the number of jobs their tax cuts had created.
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Google paid attention to that, and this year the Nexus line has been succeeded by the Pixel phone, but even that still struggles to overwhelmingly trump Apple's iPhone 7 with any significant features (Google instead had to boast about unlimited photo storage and an excellent camera.) And while Google's Nest thermostat acquisition embedded some smart devices into homes as early as 2014, Amazon has had its Echo device in homes by November that same year.
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Without strong economic growth and low unemployment to boast about, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE would just become a "rude, weird guy on Twitter," according to The Intercept's White House Bureau chief Ryan Grim.
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Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) responded on Saturday to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's claim that he's a "very stable genius," arguing that people who are, in fact, geniuses don't feel the need to boast about it.
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I say herky-jerky because it was six or eight or maybe 10 speeches in one, caroming without warning from a plea for unity to a tirade about the border; from some boast about American glory under Trump to some reverie about American glory before Trump (yes, it existed!); from a hurried legislative wish list to a final stretch of ersatz poetry that read like lines from a batch of defective or remaindered Hallmark cards.
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Contrary to some earlier renders, the third version of Google's Android flagship (spotted by 9 to 5 Google) does boast a sizable notch up top, in keeping with earlier images of the larger XL. Makes sense, after all, Google went out of its way to boast about notch functionality when it introduced Pie, the latest version of its mobile OS. The device is available for preorder today and will start shipping October 18, starting at $799.
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But in dissing gangsta rap as a genre he first makes a calculated boast about his authenticity, claiming that the genre romanticizes atrocities that he's experienced for real unlike the rest of you fake MCs, and second, more importantly, he accuses the genre of profiting from the romanticization of such atrocities and hence indirectly contributing to institutional racism, of brutalizing a black audience being sold racist stereotypes of themselves and entertaining a white audience titillated by the stereotypes in question.
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"I got too many girls on hold for you to be so bold / Too many on my team for you to act so mean / I got Alicia waiting, Ayesha waiting, all the -eyshas waiting on me..." It definitely gave me PTSD to some of the arrogant, cocky guys of my past (and, okay, present) who boast about all the women they have on their never-ending lists as some backward way of communicating to me how lucky I am to get in on their time.
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Contrary to some earlier renders, the third version of Google's Android flagship (spotted by 9 to 5 Google) does boast a sizable notch up top, in keeping with earlier images of the larger XL. Makes sense, after all, Google went out of its way to boast about notch functionality when it introduced Pie, the latest version of its mobile OS. The specs are admittedly still a bit spot via the carrier page, but the bullet points do confirm most of what we thought we knew about the handset.
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CPU: Intel Core i9-8950HK or Core i7-143H or Core i5-8300H Display: 15.6-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) LCD or 1080p LCD; optional touchscreen Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Dimensions: 73mm x 251mm x 18.9mm Weight: 1.88kg Memory: Up to 213GB Storage: 22016TB or 2132GB PCIe SSD, 2100GB or 214GB SATA SSD Wireless: 214ac Gigabit Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 10503 Ports: 21050x USB Type-A, 23x USB 215 Gen 2 Type-C with Thunderbolt 3, 1x HDMI 1.4, MicroSD card reader Audio: Harman Kardon-certified Asus SonicMaster Premium audio system Battery: 71Wh, rated for 10 hours Beside having a touchpad it deems to be the next step in adaptive computing, Asus has plenty of other good things to boast about with the ZenBook Pro.
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