I don't want to lay my cards on the table.
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O.J. Simpson puts its race cards on the table immediately.
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But conservatives these days put their cards on the table.
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Cards on the table, Donald, I won't be voting for you.
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Cards on the table: Cato is a pro-immigration think tank.
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Cards on the table: My history with games like this are mixed.
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Then it was Jones' turn to put his cards on the table.
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But he says he'll put all his cards on the table tomorrow.
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It forced them, at last, to lay their cards on the table.
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What to watch this week Schumer put his cards on the table.
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I'll put my cards on the table: I really have no idea.
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Wendy: Don't wait too long to lay your kink cards on the table.
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Opposed: I suppose you could say that they've... laid their cards on the table.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Now, cards on the table, I didn't want to talk about this.
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Finally, I just laid all my cards on the table, after numerous years together.
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All cards on the table: I'm Jewish, and I'm circumcised, as are both my sons.
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Cards on the table: I don't think conservatives have much to worry about with Hardiman.
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First of all, cards on the table, I don't get the obsession with the royal wedding.
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He didn't try to be elegant or fancy, he just put the cards on the table.
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Cards on the table, The Princess Diaries can and should be made into a TV series.
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Cards on the table: I have been enthusiastic about the Edin/Shaefer research for many years.
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My own view — cards on the table — is that Noah is the winner in the debate.
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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are putting their cards on the table in their ongoing, acrimonious divorce.
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Just to put my cards on the table, I thought The Last Jedi was pretty darn great.
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"It was time to put all our cards on the table," Mr. Ring said in an interview.
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The fact is, though, that now Jay-Z has thrown all of his cards on the table.
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Small groups of chain-smoking men played poker, shouting obscenities as they slapped cards on the table.
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Small groups of chain-smoking men played poker, shouting obscenities as they slapped cards on the table.
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"If it's really that serious, and you've got the goods, put your cards on the table," Eddington said.
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"At some point, you've got to put your cards on the table, and show some numbers," Bixby said.
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"It's critical to lay all the cards on the table and get all the emotions out," he explained.
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But it usually lays its cards on the table when it comes to almost any act of violence.
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Your expectations and feelings are present, so listen to them as you put all your cards on the table.
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Kuo's detailed note, cited by AppleInsider, MacRumors, and 9to5Mac, certainly sees the analyst putting his cards on the table.
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But other members are hesitant, saying they shouldn't put all their cards on the table this early in negotiations.
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The Freedom Caucus laid their cards on the table in a meeting Thursday with the Washington Examiner's editorial board.
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But the biggest shock would be if Apple didn't lay its AI cards on the table in a big way.
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He has put his cards on the table his entire presidency with slogans such as "America First" as policy guideposts.
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"And that's why we just need them to put their cards on the table, so we can see the numbers."
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" He decided to pull her aside and lay all of his cards on the table, insisting he was "all in.
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Sarah Hyland put all of her cards on the table when she had her first date with fiancé Wells Adams.
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In other words, the decision has been made that it's time to make everyone put their cards on the table.
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Placing all your cards on the table will immediately let you know whether or not the position is the right fit.
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Laying all the cards on the table is a powerful way of fostering financial peace of mind among all family members.
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The short runway to Election Day forces candidates, parties and invested interests to lay all their cards on the table quickly.
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Olsson called on the bank to put all cards on the table, including internal investigations into its dealings in the Baltics.
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"I've enjoyed meeting different people and spending time with people with all the cards on the table," the pop star explained.
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They later went out to dinner and when it ended, each of them dropped identical Costco credit cards on the table.
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He said he knows what he wants going into a negotiation and lays his cards on the table fairly early on.
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"Both the applicant and the insurer must 'put their cards on the table,'" the ACLI said in a statement to CNBC.
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Returned after a 3 day trip to find receipts on the table for $300 worth of iTunes cards on the table.
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And, of course, people are opening up their purses and wallets and putting their IDs and credit cards on the table.
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Round five, finally, saw both women lay their cards on the table, with Jedrzejczyk once again beating her foe to the punch.
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Nevertheless, laying your cards on the table can scary — especially when you consider the topics that should be hashed out around this time.
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On the 20th, your ruler Saturn forms a supportive trine (120-degree angle) to Venus, helping you lay your cards on the table.
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This forced the agency to finally put its cards on the table, revealing its evidence and explaining how that evidence showed a violation.
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INGRAHAM: Right and that&aposs a substantive determination, everybody can put their cards on the table and I think they are working on that.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Cards on the table: I prefer short poems to long ones, slender bodies of work to massive ones.
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Kilgrave burst into the scene with all his cards on the table; a past with Jessica, unparalleled telepathy, and a palpable thirst for violence.
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But the devil will be in the details, and the ECB is in no hurry to lay all of its cards on the table.
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Video games tend to drop players at the very end of revolutions, where all sides have already placed all their cards on the table.
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When I was ready, Leonard cut my chosen stack, laid four cards on the table, and read their iconographies in relation to my question.
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Both the President and the Iranians have put their cards on the table: Trump can't abide them; they want American influence in the region gone.
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One Tory MP likened demands for more parliamentary say to a poker game in which the government has to lay all its cards on the table.
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It was the rare vote where the leader couldn't be assured of the outcome, but the undecided senators would finally lay their cards on the table.
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Once I got in the final I smiled and said right I'm going to put all my cards on the table and have a crack at it.
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Unless this administration has more cards to play, Wall Street may bid "2020 No Trump" when it lays its cards on the table two years from now.
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The key is remembering to play the character you've created as she or he is defined by the cards on the table and the Destiny you're chasing.
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Under one of the omnipresent pictures of Assad, a group of men and women sipped 7-Ups, dragged on their cigarettes and slapped cards on the table.
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When he expressed the desire to potentially switch back because of a lack of follow on, that was our opportunity to put our cards on the table.
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The Fed will lay its cards on the table days after the European Central Bank signalled that further easing of its monetary policy was likely in March.
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This process involved bringing into my chambers the lawyers for the disputants and asking them in the absence of their adversaries to lay their cards on the table.
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Canada, in not taking part in the past few weeks of negotiations, has been watching the United States and Mexico throw their cards on the table, he said.
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Sure, Ezekiel's backstory was spelled out in its entirety by the episode's end in honor of "putting all the cards on the table," as the King put it.
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"The company is committed to achieving new labor agreements, and we have put all of our cards on the table," said Marc Reed, the company's chief administrative officer.
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"To put in terms a former casino operator should understand," she wrote, "there comes a time when you need to lay your cards on the table or fold."
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Goodman is her terrifying opposite, a guy who pretends to put all his cards on the table but who's clearly hiding an entirely separate deck in his pocket.
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But that cards-on-the-table approach, which likely would have sacrificed intelligence sources and methods in favor of more public transparency, didn't make it to the final report.
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Sheldon Whitehouse, a member of the Judiciary Committee, said that Democrats don't want to make the same mistake Republicans did by laying their cards on the table too soon.
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"It's not probably very smart in these kind of things to lay all your cards on the table about what you're going to do," Perdue told reporters in April.
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The face-up puts the cards on the table, challenging the defense to be faster, quicker, more responsive, or risk conceding two points and/or the occasional shooting foul.
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Full moons put all of the cards on the table, so now is an opportune time for you to take inventory of what you have and what you need.
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"To put it in terms a former casino operator should understand: There comes a time when you need to lay your cards on the table or fold," she wrote.
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"We expect that the government will act in good faith, as the American people are demanding, and sit down with us, put all of our cards on the table."
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"I've set my cards on the table somewhat, with the scene with Sansa for instance at the end of season 6: the Iron Throne, [Sansa] by my side," he said.
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Consovoy also argued that he wanted another opportunity to expand their legal arguments — they didn't have to put all of their cards on the table at a preliminary injunction stage.
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There are only nine months to go before Britain leaves the EU. "This is the last call to lay the cards on the table," summit chairman Donald Tusk told reporters.
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With all the cards on the table, they must choose whether or not to stick around and drink a beer with the person now revealed to be an ideological opponent.
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Everyone puts their cards on the table and it goes so well Rachel decides to give him the date rose, effectively making up her mind on her most controversial suitor.
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"Let's put our cards on the table and be honest with ourselves: the biggest challenge over the next few years will be 'competitive balance'," Ceferin told the ECA general assembly.
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Sort of like playing poker, or in the initial stages of dating someone promising — you never want to put all of your cards on the table from the get-go.
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I knew it was a risk to bring an infant to what was ostensibly an interview, but I also knew I wanted them to see all my cards on the table.
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President Obama on Friday urged Republicans to put forward their plan to replace ObamaCare before repealing the law, asking why they would be afraid to put their cards on the table.
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Because the FBI is involved this time around, it's time for everyone to put their cards on the table and Eli calls Peter out on rigging the election for his wife.
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The third, finally, saw Pyle lay his cards on the table, stunning his opponent with a spinning elbow, before polishing him off with a salvo of elbows and knees against the cage.
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Washington (CNN)More than 30 minutes into a meeting White House and House leadership officials wanted -- needed -- to be a breakthrough, it was time for everyone to put their cards on the table.
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But on Friday, she put her cards on the table and voted against advancing Kavanaugh's nomination any further — making her all but certain to oppose his confirmation in the final tally on Saturday.
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"David Bernhardt is an honest man who puts all his cards on the table and keeps his word," said Senator Gardner, who appeared to grow angry at allegations of Mr. Bernhardt's ethical conflicts.
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For instance, Dom laying her cards on the table for Angela was something that could send both characters in exciting new directions, as was the Wellick-mobile pulling up outside of Elliot's apartment.
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"This is the last call to lay the cards on the table," Tusk told reporters, adding to growing calls for Britain to move quickly to try to secure a deal by October this year.
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But I think the point that was just made is a critical point is, which is that President Trump has gone against his art of the deal mentality and put his cards on the table.
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Editorial Nikki Haley laid the Trump administration's cards on the table this week with a new proposal aimed at sabotaging one of the Obama administration's most important diplomatic initiatives — the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The chairman of the European Union summit on Friday said the most difficult issue remain unresolved in Brexit talks, saying time was running out for sides to put their cards on the table.
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I have to put all my cards on the table here: Mad Caddies are the best ska punk band of my youth, and now they will be the best ska punk band of your Valentine's Day.
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The pros and cons would be discussed in detail, people would put their cards on the table, we'd go ahead, but with full knowledge of what we wanted out of it and unintended consequences spelled out.
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EU leaders last week told May it was time to "lay the cards on the table" if a Brexit deal was to be done on time, adding that the most difficult issues were yet to be resolved.
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Kind of like how a cocktail party can be both a platform for Carnie Wilson's budding cheesecake business, Love Bites, and a dramatic all cards on the table talk between Lisa Rinna, Kim Richards, Eden, and Kyle.
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"It's not probably very smart in these kind of things to lay all your cards on the table about what you're going to do," USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue said Thursday during remarks at an event in Kentucky.
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THE "LOVE IS A GAMBLE" David Burtka knew he was all in for boyfriend Neil Patrick Harris, and decided to lay his cards on the table while the pair were in a limo en route to a casino.
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Before turning to the questions about Professor Ford, I should lay some cards on the table: I spent my formative years in the federal courtrooms of New York City, not at the Sigmund Freud Theater on Capitol Hill.
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Mayer's summary of the Steele dossier and how it fits into the intelligence surrounding Russia's incursion into the election paints a clear picture of why voters should have seen both cards on the table, or none at all.
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"Schulz, if supported by his party, could stand for a clear pro-European platform in the elections and would force Merkel to put her cards on the table," Carsten Brzeski, chief economist at ING Germany, told CNBC via email.
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If you've mapped out the menu and placed ornament name cards on the table with care but still feel that your decor looks a bit bare, we have a solution that's super-simple to pull together (and free, to boot).
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Put your cards on the table, see where we have overlapping interests where we can problem-solve together to make the Middle East less volatile, to help move North Korea towards denuclearization, to help resolve the sovereignty issue in Ukraine.
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With the Affair's damning suspicion in the air — during a pregnancy no less — Elizabeth and her husband are forced to actually put their cards on the table in a way they hadn't prior in the season, and, therefore years earlier.
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President Trump, kept all the cards on the table, he&aposs made it very clear that there are conditions that are going to have to be met before he grants on this meeting, and I think, he&aposs played them perfectly.
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But before all of that — before "Green Room," written and directed by Jeremy Saulnier, puts its genre cards on the table and turns into a tense and nasty siege movie — the plight of the Ain't Rights has a scruffy comic flavor.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union issued Prime Minister Theresa May a final Brexit warning on Friday — put your cards on the table, offer ways to overcome "huge" differences and prevent Britain from crashing out of the bloc without a deal.
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And many Democrats were keeping their powder dry as to how they would vote, waiting on the House to lay their cards on the table and prove they had the GOP votes on their own to pass the continuing resolution.
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The big question now is whether the UAW is putting all its cards on the table against a determined GM, in the hope that a full strike convinces the company that it needs to give more ground than it's been willing to.
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"We all are called upon now to put our cards on the table and nail our colors to the mast for an open-minded Germany," Merkel told reporters when asked about the impact of Trump's election victory on the migration debate in Germany.
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Bet erratically — in ways that are inconsistent with your pattern of play in previous hands or that don't make sense given the cards on the table — and your "story" becomes irrational, which will pique opponents' curiosity and prompt them to call you out.
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While it's perfectly okay to put your cards on the table and call your thirst trap a thirst trap, often these types of pictures are ostensibly posted for some other, innocent purpose that just happens to make the subject look extremely hot.
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Does he really think that everything that President Trump says is all the cards on the table or does he think OK, Trump might be saying nice things at me but if I make it over that line and suddenly Trump swings to the action?
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"That means sticking to our plan and timetable, getting on with the work of developing our negotiating strategy and not putting all our cards on the table - that is not in our national interest and it won't help us get the best deal for Britain."
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The declarer's partner now lays all his own cards on the table, also face up (and, optionally, excuses himself to go outside for a cigarette); his hand, called the dummy, is played not by him but by the declarer, in addition to his own.
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"I don't think the president's going to lay all his cards on the table and neither am I. ... It wouldn't be very prudent to give away our playbook and let China know exactly what our plans are to mitigate what they threaten," Perdue said.
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I'll lay my cards on the table: To me, Sanders is looking increasingly electable, the virus looks like it could reshape much of daily life at least in the short term, and the Trump administration's response to it is bound to be bumbling and perhaps extremely scary.
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Still, setting many of his cards on the table was the best option, Mr. McLaren said, in order to establish a universal understanding that global competitions had, for years, "unknowingly been hijacked by the Russians," and to encourage the sports world to "end the infighting" and move forward.
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He said: Issue 2 will lay a lot of our cards on the table in terms of what the new status quo is, but the one thing we can say unequivocally is: This is not a clone, not an imposter, not mind control, not someone else acting through Steve.
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"Oekokrim has set up a phone number...that can be used by those who wish to put their cards on the table and provide information about potential income or capital abroad which is not available to the Norwegian tax authorities," the agency responsible for tackling economic crime, known as Oekokfrim, said in a statement.
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The administration is still working on its Iran strategy, but Mr. Trump and his aides have put a few cards on the table, demonizing Iran; backing tough new sanctions related to missiles and human rights violations; and pledging cooperation with Sunni countries that, like Israel, view Iran as a singular menace and demand its isolation.
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So Mr. President if you want to talk tax reform and use your own taxes as proof of how fair and great your bill will be, lay your cards on the table and show us your tax returns; otherwise, we have every right to suspect that you have a card (or perhaps a Russian ties) hidden up your sleeve.
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By punting, stalling for time, taking a breather — whatever the justices thought they were doing back in May — the court gave the administration a chance to hit reset, a chance it was smart enough to take by asking its opponents finally to put their cards on the table and by inviting ordinary people to tell the world why the case matters.
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