But already -- you know, what this is boiling down to now is obviously, we have the announcement.
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It's boiling down to who can represent us the best in Alabama; who's not going to embarrass us.
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USC reportedly did not properly address complaints about Tyndall for years, boiling down to today&aposs still raging sex scandal.
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The polls suggest a vote boiling down to a duel between conservative candidate Francois Fillon and Le Pen, with Fillon winning.
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These factors go far beyond the oversimplified caricatures of regional competition boiling down to "Iran versus Saudi Arabia," or Shi'ism versus hardline Sunnism/Wahhabism, respectively.
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And their efforts at negotiations were anemic, boiling down to a 20-minute conversation on December that got them no closer to a bipartisan result.
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Another New Hampshire poll shows Tuesday's Democratic presidential primary boiling down to a race between Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg — at least before the candidates debated on Friday.
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The new stuff we get every year is boiling down to smarter notification handling, under-the-hood upgrades, screen notch adaptations, and "borrowing" good ideas from one another.
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The protests have already reverberated in Taiwan, which holds a presidential election in January that is, by some measure, boiling down to a referendum on ties with China.
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But in the Middle East, where its effects will be most keenly felt, the executive order was seen as boiling down to the same thing: a Muslim ban.
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There are plenty of reasons for this bafflement, largely boiling down to the marginalization of women's literature and society's frequent cultural shaming of the hobbies of women and teen girls.
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The differences between Deneke and Camp—both white, middle-class, young men—seem small by comparison, boiling down to choices in music and dress and the distinct cultures they each inhabited.
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Of the two tablets, the Smart Tab M2119.99 is the more basic, essentially boiling down to a smaller eight-inch and Google-powered version of the Alexa-based Smart Tab M10.
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It will be a fascinating legal test, boiling down to whether the Constitution is meant to cover cases in which people say they had no idea they were citizens of another country.
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The researchers who conducted the study published Wednesday suspect a few reasons for these inaccuracies, mostly boiling down to that most of the databases used to interpret the tests aren't up to date.
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The rest, detractors responding with a series of Slack messages boiling down to the phrase "I never use it," hadn't truly attempted to use it in earnest, which I believe is the primary issue.
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In terms of culture, politics, even boiling down to the bones of being, there's an erasure: a feeling that we came so far to leave with nothing; and yet, at the same time, a dramatic shift is happening.
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It's become clear that things in the nation's capital are boiling down to this: Leaders in Congress, law enforcement, and intelligence are struggling to convince one man that an investigation he imagined never existed and that another probe that he refuses to acknowledge is real.
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A recent report from Ogilvy on the market concentrated on a few causes of its popularity, basically boiling down to the idea that modern health care is too complicated and slow to change; wellness providers and leaders, meanwhile, can keep pace with current needs.
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And in India, where the world's biggest parliamentary election appears to be boiling down to a binary choice — Yes or No on Prime Minister Narendra Modi — the electorate seems poised to bring back Mr. Modi, extending the wave of victories by right-wing populists around the world.
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"The data shows voters pretty clearly that if you don't want Joe Biden as the nominee, the best chance we have to prevent that is this contest boiling down to Warren and Biden," said Adam Green, co-founder of the Warren-aligned Progressive Change Campaign Committee.
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And the fate of the formerly iconic retailer, once the largest in America, is now boiling down to the basic question whether it will make it through the holiday selling season and collapse shortly afterwards, or whether, like Toys 'R' Us, it won't even make it that far.
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The issue is that the whole marketing initiative is sort of ridiculous, boiling down to an overly slick website promising the sort of technology that we are still years away from in what feels like a thinly veiled attempt to one-up 5G as a technology before it gets off the ground.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska), a key swing vote, said the Supreme Court fight over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is boiling down to whether senators believe a woman accusing the nominee of sexual assault.
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Current customers include governments, transportation operators and companies in Germany, Singapore and the U.S. (It's not disclosing all its carrier partners by name but — for the record — says it's not currently working with TechCrunch's parent Oath's parent Verizon.) It uses machine learning algorithms to extrapolate insights from its carrier partners' data-sets — with key data boiling down to location information based on cell tower pings (and wi-fi data incoming), combined with clickstream data from mobile devices, which mean it can derive more granular insights by triangulating which app/website is being used at a given location/velocity — so for example, Teralytics' platform could identify not just that a group of people are traveling around a city in cars but that they're traveling in ride-share vehicles.
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The rebels alleged that Muggleton had made "nine assertions" contrary to "all sober reason". Muggleton regarded these as boiling down to one issue; whether God took notice of happenings on earth. But two other grievances seemed to be involved. Firstly, whether the prophet was using his authority to surpass the words of Christ.
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Ross Bonaime of Paste gave the episode a 7.0/10. He stated: 'T. Earl King VI' is not only a welcome episode where The Blacklist is clearly just having fun, but also integrates past villains in a way so that it doesn't feel forced and works quite well." Jodi Walker of Entertainment Weekly gave a positive review of the episode, stating: "Because this show, in between all the creepy, killer families and Russian mystery men, always ends up boiling down to the relationships.
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Victor Pradera The long overdue grand Mellist assembly eventually materialized in October 1922 in Zaragoza, though it was anything but what Vázquez de Mella had originally intended. Many Mellistas who broke with Don Jaime almost 4 years earlier had departed for other political initiatives in the meantime, others lost enthusiasm following 2 unsuccessful electoral campaigns and disillusioned by the movement having been stuck with apparent loss of direction, little progress on path towards a Rightist alliance and Vázquez de Mella increasingly withdrawing into long periods of inactivity. The gathering was dominated by the Praderistasits presidency was composed of Víctor Pradera (Navarre), Teodoro de Más (Catalonia) and Pascual Santapan (Aragón), Orella 2012, p. 268 and Vázquez de Mella himself did not attend; instead he sent a letter, boiling down to his political last will.
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Paula 1888, p. 84 Carlist cavalry charging Promoted to capitán and decorated,with Cruz de 1. clase del Mérito Militar, Medalla de Montejurra and Medalla de Vizcaya in the spring of 1874 Orbe was to organize the journey of his queen from Pau to the Carlist capital of Estella.Roman Oyarzun, Historia del carlismo, Madrid 1944, p. 480, Melchor Ferrer, Historia del tradicionalismo espanól, vol. 26, Sevilla 1955, pp. 52-53 He designed the plan which involved travelling by train, by coach and accompanying camouflage activities, intended to deceive the French;El estandarte real 34/IV (1892), available here it all worked out and in the summer via Dancharinea Doña Margarita made it to Estella.Paula 1888, p. 84 During the fall of 1874 he was assigned to combat operations in Gipuzkoa, mostly boiling down to failed sieges of Irún and Guetaria.
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