Chevrolet Cavalier Odds are, you don't have the best memories of the Chevrolet Cavalier.
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JOHN HEILEMANN, MSNBC: He&aposs not merely being cavalier with a threat about nuclear war, he&aposs been cavalier in a way that makes him seem demented.
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The distillery "became a homage to the history of the Cavalier," said Mike Woodhead, a vice president of marketing for Gold Key|PHR, which owns the Cavalier Hotel.
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I want to be smart -- not cavalier or hysterical.
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In character he is what British politicos call a "cavalier".
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You're cavalier with your own emotions and everybody else's too.
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That cavalier attitude and lack of oversight have real consequences.
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"You might be cavalier about spelling and grammar," Siegel said.
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Mr Cavalier also laments the lack of "big bang" changes.
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"He lived 32 years, but he lived good," Cavalier says.
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"I am not saying be cavalier, at all," Gulfo said.
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Furthermore, the Hovervault doesn't mean hoverboard owners can be cavalier.
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In this movie, the use of Auschwitz feels utterly cavalier.
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Cohan then joined ABC series "Whiskey Cavalier" as a lead.
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I'm not one to be overly cavalier about powerful hurricanes.
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These toys seem to be rather cavalier with COPPA rules.
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It's fine to be cavalier and penniless when you're healthy.
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The label's cavalier attitude toward intellectual property troubled some people.
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"I don't want to be cavalier about competition," Foley said.
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"Ice cream licking is also not common," Tyler Cavalier said.
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From left to right: Cavalier, Drayton and New Rockford. pic.twitter.
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Her dog, a cavalier King Charles spaniel, is named Pumpkin.
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"I do not want to be cavalier," Dr. Green added.
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He is in custody until a judge sets bond, Cavalier said.
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Asked about the meeting at the time, Cavalier disputed the characterization.
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We're not cavalier about the way we arrive at that decision.
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On a practical level, it was a cavalier thing to do.
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Corinne's cavalier flirting style makes me want to be more assertive.
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Would he have been so cavalier about pulling back the curtain?
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"You never really recover … I know I never will," Cavalier says.
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But this is Earn's first time, and he's cavalier about it.
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And in reality, the police are remarkably cavalier about the killings.
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When I told Kostya of this, his response was unhelpfully cavalier.
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This means that we cannot enter their territory with cavalier impunity.
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Well-meaning but cavalier recommendations risk harming, not helping, public health.
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The two Cavalier King Charles spaniels both died on Sept. 28.
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As has been rightly pointed out, Google has been quite cavalier.
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The judge delayed hearings for Duane Ehmer, Brian Cavalier and Peter Santilli.
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Also arrested on the highway was Brian Cavalier, 44, of Bunkerville, Nev.
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Among those revelations: Zuckerberg's cavalier attitude towards the possibility of data leaks.
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He&aposs being cavalier in a way that makes him seemed demented.
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Keep reading for answers to those questions, along with many Cavalier more.
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Then there's Bird Box's rather cavalier attitude toward depicting gleefully violent suicides.
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Mr Johnson represents the party's wing of cavalier public-school bons vivants.
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Donald Trump is reshaping the world, one cavalier tweet at a time.
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" Finally, Harrison addressed Trump's cavalier statement that trans servicemembers are a "disruption.
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This accusation comports with Chao's documented history of cavalier prescription medication dolling.
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In April, the Cavalier player botched a dunk against the Boston Celtics.
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Orlando Bloom may not be so cavalier about getting naked after all.
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And before long I had $3,000 and bought my [1984] Chevy Cavalier.
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"His cavalier attitude about nuclear weapons is so deeply troubling," Clinton said.
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You turn your head from the disappointment and celebrate the Cavalier accomplishment.
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"But we don't know if he's being cavalier, or just running scared."
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Well all know what happened as a result of this cavalier indifference.
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Is that merely an example of my cavalier attitude toward online shopping?
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That cavalier attitude toward cause, effect, and connection runs throughout the film.
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So far, Mr. Trump has acted cavalier about discord in the party.
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Rabbi Roz Mandelberg officiated at the Cavalier Golf and Yacht Club. Mrs.
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This is what he did on his first touch as a Cavalier.
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The Cleveland Cavalier has been sharing videos of himself jamming to DAMN.
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"We're family," Ms. Cavalier said of a cross-campaign culture of respect.
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Some say they are aghast, wondering why Lion Air was so cavalier.
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"He didn't feel like he had done anything wrong," Mr. Cavalier said.
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It was an audacious move that demonstrated cavalier disregard for the consequences.
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For a cavalier, she gets her brother, the sunny virtuoso Joseph Wiggan.
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" O'Rourke's press secretary Aleigha Cavalier told CNN, "We are reporting to FBI.
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Cavalier King Charles spaniels are mid-sized dogs with low exercise needs.
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Omar's use of 'some people' to describe the 9-11 hijackers was cavalier.
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Michigan football game Saturday ... and he's sharing it all with his Cavalier teammates.
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Cohan will star in Whiskey Cavalier, which ABC picked up earlier this month.
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"Montrell, he was such a sweet kid," his uncle Charles Cavalier told PEOPLE.
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Omar's use of "some people" to describe the 9-11 hijackers was cavalier.
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And what's the narrative behind one of your more popular pieces, Cavalier Noir ?
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On the Golden State side, Curry has become a little too, well, cavalier.
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It was cavalier love, and I don't want to downplay or regret that.
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In fact, the Cleveland Cavalier says he's the cheapest player in the NBA.
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Many brands develop a cavalier attitude: Churn out products now, ask forgiveness later.
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That led to the creation of the company's first waiting list, Cavalier said.
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The cavalier expansively offers his hand in a descending arc through the air.
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Still, some other Germans have taken a far more cavalier, even defiant, approach.
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Sutton, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, in for a mist and a brush.
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Aaron Sanz, another corps dancer (joined 2012), made his debut as the cavalier.
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Layoffs, said Aleigha Cavalier, O'Rourke's press secretary, "were never an option" O'Rourke considered.
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READ: Why China might cheer a Trump presidency and dread a Clinton one Cavalier approach That misunderstanding of China's role in the modern world -- and particularly in the Asia-Pacific region -- may be why Trump is so cavalier about U.S. allies.
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The wedding took place on Saturday at the historic Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach.
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The deputies tried to alert the staff, but were ignored, Cavalier said, WRBZ reported.
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Cavalier King Charles Spaniels These smaller dogs, who often weigh between 10-18 lbs.
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Turnbull, acknowledging that the contest was "really close", urged voters not to be cavalier.
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"Donald Trump is very cavalier about how he talks about nuclear weapons," said Cirincione.
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Such a cavalier attitude towards existing agreements will make future deals harder to strike.
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The show is dangerously cavalier about topics where deep consideration would be more appropriate.
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It's this sort of cavalier behavior that could set back autonomy by a decade.
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The post-9/11 world can no longer afford to be cavalier about threats.
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Neither is it about Clinton's cavalier mismanagement of classified emails as secretary of State.
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This is not to say he takes a cavalier approach to the historical record.
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Post-Snowden, the misperception exists in Europe that Americans are cavalier with European data.
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Critics had a blast with "Whiskey Cavalier" even though it only lasted one season.
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Don't be cavalier about student loan debtIt's easy to borrow money with student loans.
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"Artists have that cavalier attitude, 'I can always make another one,'" Mr. Harvey said.
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Ammon Bundy, Ryan Bundy, Cavalier, Cox and Payne were taken into custody Tuesday night.
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CLINTON: And, in fact, his cavalier attitude about nuclear weapons is so deeply troubling.
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But to see all the Cavalier colors, all across the entire stadium, was amazing.
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But this insult, delivered in so cavalier a fashion, is of a different order.
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Clinton: And in fact, his cavalier attitude about nuclear weapons is so deeply troubling.
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"We certainly didn't try this out willy-nilly in a cavalier fashion," Delgado said.
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"This shows an increase in energy," said Aleigha Cavalier, the communications director for NextGen.
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Thompson was the only Cavalier in double figures with 23 points at the break.
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Major undeclared, '20 I'm the opinion editor of The Cavalier Daily, the student newspaper.
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His flagrant and frequent flip-flops and cavalier choice of words are highly disturbing.
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O'Rourke campaign spokeswoman Aleigha Cavalier thanked the FBI for their work in the case.
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Likewise, the new entrants are either agile, high-tech pioneers or reckless, cavalier upstarts.
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Oddly, one person who doesn't join her for this gathering is her own Cavalier.
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That said, I've been wondering if my cavalier, cash-free attitude is a good thing.
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ABC has been pushing the Scott Foley-starring Whiskey Cavalier, premiering February 27, for months.
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What do all of those ads during The Bachelor have to do with Whiskey Cavalier?
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They grow increasingly corrupt and cavalier with the lives of others as they accumulate power.
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Keynes was often accused by bean-counting officials of a cavalier disregard for fiscal rectitude.
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"It would be cavalier to say we don't need a lot of support," Gleason said.
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One potential snag might be his cavalier use of tweets to drop his latest bombshell.
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That suggests a broader worry: that technology companies are too cavalier with their users' data.
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How do those stack up against his cavalier attitude toward nuclear weapons or climate change?
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Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, German wirehaired pointer, Black-and-tan coonhound, American Water Spaniel 45.
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Conservatism is pragmatic, but the new right is zealous, ideological and cavalier with the truth.
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And so if you have access to ... Cavalier, that's a nice way of putting it.
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Mr Cavalier calls that goal "very ambitious", given the lack of a big, early push.
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"I don't want to say Prevatte was cavalier, but he was certainly remorseless," Bishop said.
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Facebook's cavalier approach to privacy had now poltergeisted itself on the company's own lunch menus.
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Yes, some cavalier behavior is building - such as the aggressive selling of options for income.
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" In his apology, obtained by Indiewire, Tarantino responded, saying he's sorry for his "cavalier remarks.
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A cavalier, immediately after promenading his ballerina, beats his legs in the air (a cabriole).
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Now, cavalier political choices in Washington are leaving millions on the brink of financial paralysis.
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It is grossly neglectful of the basic decencies, cavalier toward historical facts, and toxically tasteless.
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When a Cavalier misses and Thompson retrieves it, we try to fill in the gaps.
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It's the discussion about it, the way they discuss it in such a cavalier sense.
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This is not Trump's doing, but his cavalier provocations have cemented Korean reliance on America.
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But he has grown, if anything, more cavalier about the lives of the American public.
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The cavalier behavior, experts say, is a byproduct of the dominance of Australia's biggest banks.
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Cavalier King Charlie (a purple cocktail) set the mood, French flag toothpick on the rim.
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Ms. Ma, 40, lives in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, with her Cavalier King Charles spaniel, Noe.
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But equally troubling is the cavalier decision to ignore the process mandated in the statute.
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Three cavalier brothers from West Virginia are the latest to try that less-traveled trail.
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As the cavalier, he was gallant and sure; as Drosselmeier he combined mystery and playfulness.
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Businesspeople everywhere are outraged by their cavalier disregard for the economic consequences of new borders.
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From a modern perspective, "Functional finance" is really cavalier in its discussion of monetary policy.
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Trump may have been so cavalier because he never expected this office or this scrutiny.
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Still, her cavalier attitude about school doesn't really help her in the eyes of critics.
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"NextGen America is doing all that we can to make sure young people get to the ballot box on November 7th," the group's spokeswoman Aleigha Cavalier explained to the Roanoke Times last October (contacted by VICE News, Cavalier did not have anything to add).
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Harriet Harman, Labour's former deputy leader, is as roundly Roundhead as Mr Clark was confidently Cavalier.
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In most cases it's the human that loses their cool, not the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
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This Will Chase's agency code name is "Whiskey Cavalier" — it's supposed to stand for his initials.
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His cavalier approach to facts has already done real damage to the credibility of our Treasury.
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"Nothing is ever going to change," James Griffiths, Cavalier Game Studios founder and narrative director, says.
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I wish I hadn't said I was OK. I mean, it's not like we're being cavalier.
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Ill Communication, Monster, and Superunknown were blaring from every boom box and Chevy Cavalier cassette deck.
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A cavalier approach to nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation means those conflicts have much higher stakes.
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Is there a trend of Republican politicians being overly cavalier with regards to rabbit air travel?
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"It's kind of surreal, it really hasn't sunken in yet," Jackson's uncle Charles Cavalier tells PEOPLE.
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We got back to Cavalier basketball and to our DNA, so it definitely helped a lot.
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"So I don't think we should be cavalier about the level of the debt," he said.
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Which is what I have: I actually like breaking the rules, but it can't be cavalier.
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But he did not dismiss Craddock, 24, or Howes, 28, especially given their charmingly cavalier attitudes.
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"Why?" asked James Fisher, who walked through the city's Warehouse District in a purple Cavalier jersey.
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"I've just been watching him grow and I can see Montrell in him," Cavalier tells PEOPLE.
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"I don't think we should be cavalier with this process or this term [impeachment]," he said.
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Thiel, rightly offended, began a stealth campaign to punish Denton for his callous and cavalier behavior.
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"you sound stupid and privileged," Grande wrote in regards to those taking such a cavalier approach.
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That raised concerns about the cavalier way in which doctors have been prescribing them, experts say.
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His death was announced by Adam Cavalier, a spokesman for the Carson-Newman University athletic department.
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Unusually, in a sport that still retains an amateur, cavalier spirit, Dujardin lived as an athlete.
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What may seem cavalier to you is most likely a decision that has been agonized over.
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But it probably also contributes to her heedlessness — to how cavalier she can be with facts.
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" Elsewhere the brassily cavalier "Strip No More," contains a middle eight nod to R. Kelly's "Ignition.
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Investigators believe the couple is driving in a black, 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier with Michigan license plate DTR1854.
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It's possible the show is so cavalier with its setting because such grounding specifics aren't the point.
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" Dorman's principal, Ken Kiser, told WYFF that Bryant-Geter was "truly loved by our entire Cavalier family.
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JOHN HEILEMANN, MSNBC NATIONAL AFFAIRS ANALYST: He&aposs not being cavalier with a threat about nuclear war.
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"Ambrosia's message is that young plasma [has] the potential to address aging and related syndromes," Cavalier said.
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It's serious because this kind of cavalier treatment of sexual assault is the definition of rape culture.
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We can't be cavalier about the grim prospects many of the Bay Area's low-income residents face.
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It's mind-boggling to watch these contestants being so cavalier about the biggest threat in the game.
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Cavalier and lacking empathy on how are people gonna perceive as this technology rolls through an industry.
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Kwan identifies these prejudices is as cavalier as matter-of-factly as his characters namedrop luxury labels.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal reveals Facebook's morphing, porous privacy policies and the company's cavalier approach to oversight.
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This could explain why visitors are surprised by the nation's cavalier attitude to passing out in public.
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So does the cavalier attitude of some phone makers and platforms to user privacy and data security.
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The discussion might have sounded ad hoc to an outsider, but there was nothing cavalier about it.
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The concern is that cavalier comments about weight by a public figure can have far-reaching effects.
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"What critics said: "Whiskey Cavalier knows what it is — which is a compliment, since many shows don't.
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"I can tell you this: This is not a woman who's cavalier about drugs," Ms. Komisar says.
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Some have blamed it for crashes, others have criticized the cavalier marketing strategy and allegedly misleading name.
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And it's dangerous to use the phrase "the police" in the plural, in a sweeping, cavalier fashion.
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The second is that, despite the fallout from Cambridge Analytica, the company's cavalier attitude toward privacy persists.
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No hearings have been held yet for Pete Santilli, Brian Cavalier and Duane Ehmer, the station said.
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So this doesn't seem like a time to be cavalier about the opportunities that do come along.
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"It was my ex-girlfriend's decision," Cavalier said of the wall color that inspired the collective's name.
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Her defeated friends walked outside as two cavalier men in sports caps entered, minutes before last call.
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Trump, who is personally very wealthy, has been rather cavalier about the potential for prices going up.
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He plays Cavman, the school's muscular, goateed cavalier, who beats his chest and has swagger to spare.
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Alexandria-Belle View Area CAVALIER DR., 10943-Grady K. Martin to Martha and Luis A. Guerrero, $000,10923.
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However vicious he may seem, however cavalier in his killing and maiming, his righteousness is always assured.
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I'm not being cavalier about it, but [in] most places in the world, our poor are wealthy.
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Those in the middle are more ideologically flexible, like Shannon Cavalier, 43, a waitress from nearby Jermyn.
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Certainly for Native American bodies we would not tolerate such cavalier treatment of ethics, or such sensationalism.
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"The campaign will be releasing detailed financial information, including Bain compensation, in the weeks ahead," Cavalier said.
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Attitudes toward fire and fire dangers are evolving, but we are still cavalier in our own ways.
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What's perhaps most astonishing about these historical snapshots is the cavalier devaluation of sharks as biological entities.
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Whiskey Cavalier cannot stop sobbing about his ex-fiancée Gigi (Valerie Huber), who recently called off their engagement.
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The 27-year-old Cleveland Cavalier posted a shot of the trio gathered together and smiling for Thanksgiving.
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Love had 33 and Irving had 20 through three quarters, but no other Cavalier had more than six.
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Others accused it of "going way too fast" with the trials, with a cavalier disregard for patient wellbeing.
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The characters alternate between abject horror over Robert's treatment of them, and cavalier, sardonic responses to eternal anguish.
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He had been with the department for 10 years, his uncle Charles Cavalier told CNN affiliate WAFB-TV.
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But as his diary makes clear, he went about his daily business in a ruthless yet cavalier manner.
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But other investigations—anthropological ones, for example—may also be carried out in a more cavalier fashion abroad.
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So far, it seems most people are content to play along — literally — with this cavalier disregard for sustainability.
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China's cavalier treatment of intellectual property rights has been a touchy subject in the auto industry for years.
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The report said banks dealt with small businesses in a "cavalier manner" during and after the financial crisis.
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PT. Ammon Bundy, his brother Ryan Bundy, Brian Cavalier, Shawna Cox and Ryan Waylan Payne were all arrested.
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Foley's new spy thriller series Whiskey Cavalier was picked up by ABC for the 2018-19 television season.
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Too many lives are at stake to be cavalier about the evidence-base for our nation's drug policies.
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I fancy that Eggleston is the cavalier Mephistopheles of American color photography, and Shore the discreet angel Gabriel.
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But an American decision taken in the spirit the Trumps now trample with cavalier untruth and vile innuendo.
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"I don't think we should be cavalier with this process or with this term," the Wisconsin Republican said.
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Among other issues, Collins thinks that, when he was a Searchlight informant, Gable was cavalier about his safety.
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When she enters to dance a grand pas de deux with her cavalier, what's going on between them?
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"We're giving away money to strangers on the internet" is a pretty cavalier pitch for a new startup.
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Invariably, his characters are Catholic but cavalier, believing in God and the church without living particularly pious lives.
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"She's one of the younger, hipper people in my life," Ms. Cavalier, 32, said of Ms. Bristol, 27.
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Ms. Cavalier went on to work for Deval Patrick, the former Massachusetts governor, in his last-minute bid.
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It may sound cavalier, but Ms. Jang was the first to point out her privilege and her luck.
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Why should he expect Claire to forgive him for such a deliberate lie and such a cavalier response?
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It provided explanations slowly and reluctantly, irritating booksellers who felt they were all being treated in cavalier fashion.
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We can even recognize these instincts in ourselves, even in Trump's cavalier remarks about the rule of law.
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After he'd declined several of my project proposals, I'll never forget his cavalier shrug as he explained why.
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Cavalier use of rarely invoked laws will only undermine their purpose and put the trading system at risk.
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"I feel like we've been a bit cavalier about looking after knowledge in New Zealand," Mr. Dickison said.
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"I don't think we should be cavalier with this process or with this term," the speaker told reporters.
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"We shouldn't be walking away from special Senate traditions in this kind of cavalier way," Mr. Wyden said.
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"He is smarter than Rascal," her mother said about the family's Cavalier King Charles spaniel, who lingered nearby.
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We should indeed worry about the Kim regime's nuclear weapons program and its cavalier references to nuclear war.
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Even while surrounded by a wealth of investing knowledge, she was cavalier about saving for her own future.
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The driver of the Cavalier was convicted of aggravated reckless driving and sentenced to 126 days in jail.
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The former Virginia Cavalier appeared in three games last season with Chicago but did not record a carry.
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She says she won't let Gideon go before she performs one last service for Harrow as her cavalier.
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As we might expect given this cavalier approach to policy, Zinke's review process was flawed from the start.
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In the end, I did save enough to buy that car, a six-year-old white Chevy Cavalier.
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There seems to be a very cavalier attitude [in the White House] for the purpose of creating confusion.
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It's now a natural part of building user-first technology…after 20 years of more cavalier attitudes towards data.
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His dismissal comes as Cruz battles a well-earned reputation for being a little too cavalier with the truth.
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Two others, Brian Cavalier and Blaine Cooper, were already in custody in connection with the Malheur wildlife refuge occupation.
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Even off a Cavalier turnover or missed shot, most of what the Celtics did was executed in a panic.
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Buy the buy -- WALLACE: Well, what do you mean you hope -- KUDLOW: The NAFTA -- WALLACE: That&aposs pretty cavalier.
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In fact, it was just another example in the company's cavalier attitude toward data security, the House report found.
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Though never abusive in any way, my remarks were often cavalier and thoughtless, and for this I am humbled.
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Should a firm that has shown a cavalier attitude towards users' data be trusted to deal with their money?
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He called the basic version of a gene drive unsuitable for conservation purposes and warned against its cavalier deployment.
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Our thought bubble: This is a pretty cavalier way to announce a foreign policy move with potentially massive implications.
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He wouldn't have allowed Trump to get away with his cavalier positions on either topic without blowing a gasket.
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Aleigha Cavalier, former operations manager for a Pennsylvania gubernatorial race in 2010, was the youngest person on senior staff.
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It may be a little too early to tell if the stock market is being cavalier about Mr. Trump.
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Andre Iguodala, Draymond Green and Thompson have preternaturally sure and quick hands, repeatedly stripping Cavalier players of the ball.
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Jackson was married and had recently welcomed a son, who Cavalier says turned 9 months old on Dec. 17.
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Trump's cavalier attitude toward the use of nuclear weapons, killing civilians, and torture and his overall belligerence are frightening.
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In James's first tour as a Cavalier, the Celtics twice ousted him from the playoffs in the conference semifinals.
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"I just can't see a black woman writer being so cavalier," one user wrote, with others sharing similar statements.
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"All Americans should be very troubled by Facebook's cavalier response to what is a very serious issue," Calacanis said.
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If the Bush administration launched secret surveillance of Clinton campaign staff, the media would hardly have been so cavalier.
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Cavalier, who will be based in London, will focus on the analysis of stressed and distressed investments in Europe.
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On Thursday in New Hampshire, Michelle Obama said she had been shaken by Mr. Trump's cavalier bragging about assault.
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" The Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani and his advisers were "disconnected from, and somewhat cavalier about the levels of violence.
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When my mother visits, tensions rise over what I can only describe as her cavalier handling of raw meat.
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"I think that despite being somewhat cavalier and spontaneous, it quickly became something that I really loved," he says.
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The two wed at Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach, and come on... could their union be any more perfect?
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"There can be no more cavalier closures of bank branches, which in turn damage the local economy," Matheson said.
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After the president's cavalier comments, Ellen Weintraub, chairwoman of the F.E.C., tried to bring some clarity to the issue.
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I live pretty efficiently and I've saved up enough that I can literally afford to be cavalier about money.
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Lonny Cavalier, a spokesman for the sheriff's office in Assumption Parish, said Mr. Martin appeared surprised to be arrested.
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The Sugar Plum's cavalier does not dance a solo, because (Balanchine does the same) that music has been cut.
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In fairness to Bolton, while I often disagree with his positions, I do not find him reckless or cavalier.
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Each of the Houses sends two representatives, a necromancer and their cavalier, to participate; Gideon is to be Harrow's.
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Bloch's book reads engagingly, despite some flouting of syntax, a tad cavalier from a professor of French at Yale.
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We need this seemingly obvious tactic to break through the cavalier attitude that still prevails in many companies today.
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And Cavalier Consulting, a company based in Austin, Texas, was paid $3,53,585 for ticketing, according to the tax documents.
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Sexton's 41 points marked the first 40-plus-point game from a Cavalier since Jordan Clarkson in February 2019.
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Scott Foley, who did time on "Scrubs" and "Cougar Town," is Frankie's counterpart, Will Chase (code name Whiskey Cavalier).
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As I grew older, however, I became more cavalier and now treat books with the contempt they mostly deserve.
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It is no coincidence that the supreme Cavalier of Britain's recent political past was also its supreme diarist: Alan Clark.
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"I at one point was very annoyed at [Cameron's] cavalier attitude towards the work that we were doing," Nuytten said.
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"What he said was, of course, a confession, but it's also a cavalier attitude of get over it," she added.
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What most concerns you about Trump's foreign policy so far: his pro-Russia posture or his cavalier approach to China?
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It was his first 83-point game as a Cavalier after making his first seven shots, including six 3-pointers.
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The album sees them reclaim their former "'03 Bonnie and Clyde" persona: cavalier, slick, fully aware of their own power.
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This particular episode exemplifies the cavalier attitude with which some NASA artifacts were handled, especially in the agency's early years.
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Uber's cavalier attitude toward regulation has shown the potential of the "move fast and break things" mantra popularized by Facebook.
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Trump has a tendency to be rather cavalier about how well he staffs his various enterprises, especially in his campaign.
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"The pressure on the administration to deliver such an outcome is very, very strong," notes Bruno Cavalier, of Oddo Securities.
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I don't think being fearful or being paralyzed into inaction — or being cavalier about the risk either — is very helpful.
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Mr. Cummings said the new information showed a cavalier attitude at the White House toward granting access to classified information.
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His cavalier approach to this trick got me thinking about a skill that I've always wanted to master: the handstand.
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The group's leader, Ammon Bundy, his brother, Ryan Bundy, Brian Cavalier, Shawna Cox and Ryan Waylan Payne were all arrested.
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As it is, if she is confirmed, she will be rewarded for her glaring ineptitude and cavalier approach toward preparation.
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On Friday, Selena Gomez was spotted in New York City carrying her adorable new dog, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
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The five arrested at the traffic stop were Ammon Bundy, Ryan Bundy, Brian Cavalier, Shawna Cox and Ryan Waylen Payne.
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The five arrested at the traffic stop were Ammon Bundy, Ryan Bundy, Brian Cavalier, Shawna Cox and Ryan Waylen Payne.
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But I have the luxury to behave in this cavalier way because my hair is super easy to deal with.
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He had a "reckless and cavalier attitude to risk," the prosecutor, Richard Wright, told a jury at Teesside Crown Court.
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You asked Cavalier fans what they expected in Game 3 and they squinted as if you were eyeing their wallets.
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Trotter could be arrogant and cavalier; such traits undoubtedly energized his radicalism, but they could also blunt its actual effects.
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" Life goes on for those Jackson left behind, Cavalier says: "It feels like it was just yesterday we lost him.
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You don't have to think it wise to "deport them all" to find this treatment of the issue cavalier. Mrs.
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The fact the (CEO) has been so cavalier – it took him five days to write a response – it's a disaster.
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A political tale about haves, have-nots and the cavalier use of brutality, it might well echo interestingly right now.
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In the context of that cavalier attitude, it's reckless to embrace Nixon's candidacy as an intriguing experiment or colorful sidebar.
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Ms. Franco's killing shattered the cavalier attitude that prevails in much of this megacity in the face of rising violence.
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At his bond hearing in Cavalier, N.D., he learned that he faced a maximum sentence of more than 26 years.
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Vir Das, the Indian comic and star of ABC's "Whiskey Cavalier" will drop by "Conan" for a stand-up set.
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"PHEAA's cavalier approach to its responsibilities has meant it has deprived borrowers of benefits which they have earned," she wrote.
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The danger, especially with young players, is that a cavalier attitude can set examples inside and outside the professional ranks.
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That kind of cavalier attitude towards consent can lead to real-world consequences, like abusive relationships or targeted revenge porn.
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Thiel's cavalier attitude toward the whole question of "what comes next?" suggests an impulsiveness that speaks to a deeper flaw.
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Cleveland Cavalier Kevin Love's assurance earlier this month that "everyone is going through something" resonated with a lot of people.
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Mixing action and comedy, "Whiskey Cavalier" stars Scott Foley ("Scandal") as the FBI agent with that unfortunate code name, a.k.a.
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Just this week, Thomas blasted the lower courts for what he described as a cavalier attitude toward the 22nd Amendment.
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In a season that's been pretty cavalier about offing its more tertiary players, doesn't Lancel seem ripe for righteous disemboweling?
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Meanwhile, evidence is building that state officials were cavalier or even negligent about the risks of switching to river water.
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He's a perfectly nice man, but he basically has my life in his hands and he's being so cavalier about it.
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"It's so cavalier and unbelievable that I just wonder whether this person knows what the heck she's talking about," Priebus said.
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The Karp presence, according to Eisen, is just another example of Trump's cavalier attitude toward ethics and potential conflicts of interest.
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But other Democrats, including Tlaib and other members of the newly strengthened contingent of ultra liberals, have been much more cavalier.
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But it's one more point in what's becoming a thick line connecting Facebook's business ambitions to its cavalier approach to privacy.
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Also in attendance were the couple's Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lexi and Harley, who served as ring bearers during the ceremony.
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Marie Claire has the adorable images of the "Fetish" singer cradling a tiny Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in a play cage.
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"I don't want to be cavalier about privacy issues," said Robert Green, a medical geneticist and professor at Harvard Medical School.
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The ferocity and humor; the cavalier attitude and enduring strength; the refusal to back down, no matter what life sent her.
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But his reputation has suffered as television comedians have mocked his perceived robotic speaking patterns and allegedly cavalier attitude toward privacy.
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Their two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lexi and Harley, also sported flowered collars for the ceremony and served as ring bearers.
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Global investment management firm and unit of German insurer Allianz SE named Alice Cavalier senior vice president in its alternatives team.
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" "That is an incitement to violence ... or being cavalier or reckless about violence, and that has no place in this election.
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To date, the Trump administration has displayed a rather cavalier attitude toward the prospect of a possible breakup of the eurozone.
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"Cavalier or casually acquiescent decisions to spend taxpayer dollars in an ineffective and wasteful manner are not to recur," Mattis continued.
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"I don't think we should be cavalier with this process or this term," Ryan said Thursday at his weekly news conference.
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Abi Stafford and Ask la Cour, of New York City Ballet, guest-star as the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier.
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"I'm not being cavalier" and advising people who are having a hard time at work to immediately jump ship, Hogan added.
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"The jury sent a strong message that cavalier use of drugs in our community isn't going to be tolerated," he said.
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Their dog, Bailey, a cross between a Cavalier King Charles spaniel and a poodle, slept through the co-op board interview.
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I started to resent the cavalier way they seemed to undercut the deep physical and emotional distress my condition was causing.
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Elizabeth Mate, the doctor overseeing the tribunal, said Owolabi's innuendo about dick size was "cavalier" and "unprofessional," according to Global News.
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Facebook has always been cavalier about poaching ideas from others, all the way back to the social network's origin at Harvard.
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But nothing exemplifies our collective failure to protect consumer privacy better than the wireless sector's cavalier treatment of user location data.
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The Sugar Plum, assisted by her cavalier, dances in sublimity beyond emotion; her transcendent beauty keeps being renewed by the dance.
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On Wednesday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized President Donald Trump's "cavalier" threats to start a war with North Korea.
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Assuming Trump is not literally a Russian stooge (doubtful, but don't tell Clintonites), he has still expressed cavalier indifference for NATO.
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To him, Mr. Comey's steady, detailed delivery made Mr. Trump's shoot-from-the-phone Twitter habit seem especially intemperate and cavalier.
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The Cleveland Cavalier, who was born in Akron, Ohio, endorsed the Democratic presidential nominee in an op-ed earlier this month.
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This December has brought new interpreters of the ballet's four next most important roles: Dewdrop, Drosselmeier, the Fairy's Cavalier and Marzipan.
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Years of being the most important toy store in town left it cavalier, according to those former employees and industry insiders.
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The commission, appointed by the government, found that the country's banking and financial sectors acted with a cavalier disregard for clients.
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In Juno, I saw an annoyingly precocious teen like myself, using phrases like "shockingly cavalier" when "relaxed" would do just fine.
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Trump discussed nuclear weapons on multiple occasions during the presidential campaign, but the cavalier nature of his comments has worried some experts.
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Luckily, because it doesn't have to host advertising, Patreon can be a bit more cavalier about the types of creators it supports.
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He's a gorgeous purebred Cavalier King Charles, with the sweetest disposition — he just wants to love and be loved all day long.
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The Cleveland Cavalier starred in multiple campaigns for the clothing retailer, but his Fall 2017 ads seem to be the most special.
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"They sat there for an extended period of time before someone finally let them order," Cavalier told the Blue Lives Matter blog .
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LONDON — Veterinarians are urging people not to purchase certain breeds of dogs including pugs, bulldogs, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and shih-tzus.
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Gentry fumed about the Pelicans' performance, but he was more upset that his players seemed unfocused and even cavalier throughout the game.
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Detectives found evidence that Martin posted the video on Facebook, suggesting that he was seeking attention for the alleged misdeed, Cavalier said.
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"He cried when he found out that he was going to have a son and he was so excited," Cavalier told WAFB.
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Tiffany, a five-year-old Shih Tzu Cavalier cross, has been helping sell properties in Australia by being a model in photos.
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The couple's two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lexi and Harley, also sported flowered collars for the ceremony and served as ring bearers.
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It could push certain rogue actors—say, "a guy with a dog kennel or a biologically sophisticated rancher"—toward cavalier, DIY experimentation.
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And now there's this cavalier attitude about news—'I say it so it must be true'—and then the weaponizing of information.
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After we returned home, I found myself being more cavalier—walking brazenly from my bedroom to the bathroom with no towel, even!
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It dropped the Cavalier in favor of the Cobalt in 2004 before replacing that car with the Cruze a few years later.
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Even Defense Secretary Jim Mattis weighed in last week, condemning the alleged waste as "cavalier" spending in a memo to Pentagon officials.
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In a cavalier tone, he says that he enjoys news of disasters the way a sports fan raves about seeing breaking records.
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They are cavalier about those w/o coverage, about their promises, about costs etc But each has an eye on re-election.
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Warmbier is a third-year student studying commerce at the University of Virginia, according to The Cavalier Daily, the school's student newspaper.
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And most sentient people who disagree with this kind of vile shit probably wouldn't be joking about it in such cavalier fashion.
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"The first one I got was when Beto dropped out," said Aleigha Cavalier, who was former Representative Beto O'Rourke's national press secretary.
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But while we should not be cavalier about the dangers of this pandemic, neither should we feel hopeless and paralyzed with fear.
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Unlike the divided jurors in Ward's trial, all the jurors in Cavalier were persuaded that Foster and Jessup were guilty of something.
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I am outraged by the suggestion, and the cavalier, contemptuous disrespect for some of the most noble professional citizens in our society.
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THE PAS DE DEUX The big Act II pas de deux has to be danced by the Sugarplum Fairy and her cavalier.
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A blithe "us against them" attitude and a cavalier regard for U.S. obligations under international agreements emerge clearly from the legislative text.
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Attitudes about civilian casualties were cavalier by today's standards; for example, Cheatham considered all civilians remaining in his sector to be collaborators.
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"Cavalier or casually acquiescent decisions to spend taxpayer dollars in an ineffective and wasteful manner are not to recur," Mr. Mattis wrote.
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Not taking notes comes across as cavalier – and makes whoever is training you assume that you're going to forget what they're covering.
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Your cavalier treatment of a sexual assault survivor who has been doing her best to cooperate with the Committee is completely inappropriate.
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One of Gawker's big downsides is that the site's sensationalistic style and cavalier attitude toward personal privacy creates a lot of financial risk.
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Martin showed detectives a receipt for the purchase of Blue Bell Ice Cream, suggesting that he bought the contaminated ice cream, Cavalier said.
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Three years later, in a sweat-filled interrogation at another D conference, Zuckerberg repeatedly dodged direct questions about Facebook's cavalier attitudes toward privacy.
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Superhero comics declare that the stated intent not to kill is important, even for people who are entirely cavalier about applying lethal force.
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Jackson loved the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans almost as much as he loved his family, his community and his job, Cavalier said.
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Many criticized the Southern-fried pageant drama for its cavalier attitude towards sensitive topics like body image issues, weight-loss practices, and shaming.
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The jobs thing, I think that we as an industry, again, perfectly similar to the Cambridge Analytica and Facebook thing, way too ... Cavalier.
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Even if you're cavalier about these things, or don't tend to burn easily, it's worth being vigilant about this one method of prevention.
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As for the cavalier users out there: if you're still using your Galaxy Note 7, in spite of everything, you deserve public scorn.
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I applaud this satisfyingly cavalier approach, but it doesn't work for one particular character in The Last Jedi: Laura Dern's Vice Admiral Holdo.
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If Cambridge Analytica taught us anything, it's that Facebook's cavalier attitude toward user data in the company's early days was naive and dangerous.
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That belief, in turn, seems to inspire a cavalier attitude about actions that lead to such tempests, fueling the cycle all over again.
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My natural tendency would be to assume that of course Trump isn't recording phone calls because that would be incredibly cavalier and dangerous.
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The plot is flimsy, especially when it comes to the computer virus, a cavalier plot device that's essentially malicious magic disguised as technology.
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"His was a reckless and cavalier attitude to risk and one that we, the prosecution, would describe as grossly negligent," Wright told jurors.
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Governments seeking to please their most vocal political bases domestically are becoming cavalier with how they communicate with countries abroad — at least online.
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Governments seeking to please their most vocal political bases domestically are becoming cavalier with how they communicate with countries abroad -- at least online.
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To imply that it should have been done earlier/ differently/ any other way, meanwhile, is cavalier, uninformed and maybe a little bit cruel.
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"Coming off our road trip, we weren't playing Cavalier basketball and getting the ball moving, popping from one side to another," James said.
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She is the assistant managing editor of the Cavalier Daily and has been a fellow with The Nation and Anna Julia Cooper Center.
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She is even more cavalier in her treatment of boyfriends, casually cheating on them and careening into affairs as recklessly as she drives.
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Richard Jefferson is hardly the only Cavalier to leave Cleveland's 109-108 defeat of Golden State with a wink and a smile yesterday.
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A cousin said the younger Mr. Mathurin, a small man who stood about 5-foot-5, had a cavalier attitude about being arrested.
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"Soldiers who would carefully avoid political speech in public would be cavalier about politicized posts on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter," Mr. Feaver said.
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The action begins with an almost careless, cavalier suicide by a young subway worker whose wife, Annie, is pregnant with their first child.
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If your cavalier doesn't get his solo, you're probably watching Balanchine's version (which takes his "Ballet is woman" policy one degree too far).
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But they attracted skepticism from consumer groups and others, who consider the suggestions a dangerous relaxation of checks against a cavalier financial system.
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Silicon Valley's libertarian social contract, with its cavalier attitude toward inequality, sits uneasily with a population raised on France's postwar social-democratic traditions.
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Cavapoos, a cross between a Cavalier King Charles spaniel and a poodle, tend to be loyal, loving dogs that thrive in a pack.
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Trump has also previously alarmed arms control advocates for what they say is his cavalier attitude about nuclear weapons and arms control treaties.
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Obama ran as eloquent and careful in contrast to George W. Bush who had come to be seen as cavalier after invading Iraq.
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Make no mistake, it was Obama's radicalism and his cavalier disregard for the rule of law that most energized the electorate in 22019.
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Cavalier Johnson, an alderman for the district where the shooting took place, said Tuesday that gun violence was "pretty tame" in the area.
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Her baseless, sweeping generalizations are as erroneous as they are offensive, revealing a cavalier willingness to conflate fact with her own ideological opinions.
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And while these casts had atypical, and welcome, diversity, there's nothing new in having racially diverse casting of the Cavalier at City Ballet.
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In my experience, players have been quite cavalier about their exploits, knowing a code is in place that compels teammates to keep secrets.
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The Cleveland Cavalier can rap and, with the NBA still very much in the midst of the off-season, that's exactly what he's doing.
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And one expert suggested the team's cavalier attitude may have been motivated by something other than scientific inquiry: an effort to impress their boss.
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Clinton's approach to handling email and other communications, at times cavalier, at times calculated to ensure information would not fall into the wrong hands.
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Their cavalier attitude prompts Bobby to make an example of Victor, a top broker, merely for being the most unrepentantly obnoxious of the bunch.
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Fisher is cavalier and playful about the birthday party story, and she seems to completely miss the darker implications of the crew members' behavior.
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She signed on as the lead of the new ABC series Whiskey Cavalier with Scandal's Scott Foley, in which she plays a CIA operative.
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Any lower ranking government official who displays such a cavalier attitude toward communication security would likely find him- or herself out of a job.
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CNN reporter Nick Valencia found that while some people are taking precautions -- and putting off pregnancy -- other residents are more cavalier regarding the risks.
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Even in the immediate aftermath of Musk's settlement with regulators, he has displayed at best a cavalier approach toward the deal and the impositions.
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Another former campaign staffer, Aleigha Cavalier, was 22 when she worked as the operations manager for a 75-person statewide governors race in 2010.
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At least two product managers on the team quit, telling colleagues they had done so because of the company's cavalier attitude toward the media.
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Those minutes where Love is potentially the best Cavalier on the floor will be significant, if Lue chooses to deploy him with his bench.
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Whether they are believers or not, religion is something doctors "want to be respectful of and not treat in a cavalier way," she said.
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It is a disgrace that both the president and the Democratic leadership are so cavalier about the untenable position of these conscientious federal employees.
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"This is gonna be one of the hardest times for us, because, of course, this will be our first Christmas without him," Cavalier starts.
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Clinton moved to cast Mr. Trump as too unstable to be president, saying he had been distressingly cavalier about the use of nuclear weapons.
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But there is something about the nakedness of this confession, the brazenness of it, the cavalier-ness, that still has the ability to shock.
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Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi, who apologized for making a cavalier reference to a public hanging, won a special runoff election on Tuesday.
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And it's true of the cavalier way the administration took thousands of children from migrant parents with no process in place to reunite them.
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First, and perhaps most apparent, is the impact of the President's bombastic rhetoric and cavalier attitude toward nuclear weapons and the use of force.
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A man is only present for the second of the three movements, and he behaves not like a lover but like a serving cavalier.
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Mr. Trump's cavalier attitude toward this carefully designed system is an affront to the people who have spent their careers respecting and protecting it.
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I&aposm lucky enough to work from home, so my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, Archie, spends most of the day by my side.
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Sessions, however, appears not be troubled in the slightest by the cavalier rejection of the principle of religious liberty implicit in the executive order.
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But have some standards As cavalier as she is about … well, everything else, certain elements of Paris's recipe are not to be trifled with.
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For all that Istvan railed against the tyranny of death over human lives, his attitude toward basic road safety was at times wildly cavalier.
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"We're being way too cavalier about the return of retail, including mall-based retail and what it really means," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The Cleveland Cavalier is doing his best to try and reconnect with Khloé Kardashian, but this time around, she isn't going easy on him.
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" Some pretty good nuggets in this one, including "the cavalier 22019-hour-a-week employee" and "the teenager who earns a $350 monthly stipend.
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"Cavalier or casually acquiescent decisions to spend taxpayer dollars in an ineffective and wasteful manner are not to recur," Mattis continued in the memo.
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Known for their gentle nature and beautiful coats, Cavalier King Charles spaniels are mid-sized dogs that often weigh between 18 and 25 pounds.
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The Trump administration might not have found itself in this position if it were less cavalier with the truth or its own talking points.
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"One of the things that makes entrepreneurs so cavalier and carefree is that they don't have a lot of experience and data points," Gurley said.
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President-elect Trump still takes the same cavalier approach to verbal description as he would in hawking a condo tower that's yet to be designed.
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He calls the next round "revisions" instead of reconstruction, and it does sound like it will be easier but I dislike how cavalier he his.
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He then tempered this exoneration with a series of devastating criticisms of the cavalier way classified documents were handled by the Clinton and her staff.
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What helped Taylor, who calls herself a fitness "addict," was finally embracing that her body given birth to her daughter with Cleveland Cavalier Iman Shumpert.
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The Sexy Brutale, created by Cavalier Game Studios and Rime developer Tequila Works, launches for PlayStation 4, Windows PC, and Xbox One on April 12th.
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That was a cavalier risk in possibly destroying a demonstrably capable and, to date, innocent judge by embracing uncorroborated and largely disproved or irrelevant innuendo.
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The cavalier way she tosses the red ribbon holding the package closed together certainly looks like a foreshadow of blood that's going to be spilled.
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Even the all-powerful Judge Hydrogen (Maya Rudolph) who shows up at the end of season 2 is cavalier about issues of sin and redemption.
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Well, I think that China certainly has some massive advantages in that, as you're suggesting, they have a much more cavalier attitude towards people's data.
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Not guilty pleas on charges including obstruction, conspiracy and assault were also entered for defendants Blaine Cooper, Brian Cavalier and Ryan Payne at Friday's arraignment.
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This seemingly cavalier attitude towards allegations of violence against women is yet another unprecedented and disturbing feature of the Trump presidency, according to presidential historians.
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Doctor Strange raises the stakes by putting the entire multiverse in harm's way, but it still questions whether those raised stakes justify Strange's cavalier attitude.
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It's incredible, and not a little terrifying, that a candidate for president could be that cavalier, but let's try to figure out what he means.
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Despite the curious nature of the items, nothing constituted probable cause for an arrest, no matter how cavalier Gacy seemed about police searching his home.
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Channing Frye, a tall and lithe Cleveland Cavalier, stepped onto the practice court in Oakland for an interview on the intricacies of the N.B.A. finals.
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"Trump's trade war, his cavalier willingness to shut government down and his broadsides against Fed independence are too much for investors to bear," Zandi said.
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The Cavalier Maverick is a portable speaker with Alexa onboard, plus, it has a super stylish exterior, its own charging base, and a carrying case.
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In a precarious state like this, I must either be at my sharpest, mind like a book and eyes like a mirror, or recklessly cavalier.
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I find it difficult not to associate Mussolini's hubristic "menefreghismo" with Trump's smug, cavalier dismissal of all things at odds with him and his agenda.
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The book has been both celebrated for its striking, parable-like style and condemned for sloppy moral equivalency and a cavalier treatment of historical fact.
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Amtrak's cavalier decision to remove it in favor of a series of monitors eliminates an emblem of unity and destination, and replaces it with what?
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" Others who are less cavalier may still succumb to pressure from their coaches and managers to get back in the game since "everything is fine.
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Maybe the just-published Politico report of Trump's deliberate, cavalier use of a cellphone that doesn't have strict security safeguards would be getting extra attention.
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On top of which, it was Colbert, years ago, who coined the term "truthiness," pointedly exposing — and skewering — politicians' self-servingly cavalier relationship with reality.
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The departure of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who protested the troop pullouts and Mr. Trump's cavalier approach to America's alliances, sent shudders through Republican ranks.
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After one D.J. with symptoms self-quarantined while others seemed too cavalier about the risks of infection, Freedman felt forced to create a makeshift lockdown.
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Besides denying victims a chance to see their cases through, this cavalier approach to rape kits has also undercut the search for repeat sexual offenders.
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This December he made debuts in two of the ballet's most unalike roles: the little heroine Marie's magician godfather, Drosselmeier, and the Sugarplum Fairy's cavalier.
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I admit I was a bit taken aback by Shermer's cavalier dismissal of one of the most long-lasting quests for immortality of them all.
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The ex-governor is famed as much for his cavalier attitude toward the horrific violence in his state as for his alleged appetite for graft.
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Sure. But Headey knows all about controversies stemming from Game of Thrones' cavalier treatment of sexual assault, so to me the implication here is clear.
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At one point, he nodded to former Blue Devil and current Cleveland Cavalier Kyrie Irving, who was sitting courtside, after he nailed a mid-range jumper.
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In the Senate hot seat, Kogan argued that tech companies like Facebook took such a cavalier approach to privacy to continue improving their internal ad tools.
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Will is a Boy Scout with a badge who loves the rigidity of the FBI, which Cavalier paints as the government's most buttoned-up intelligence agency.
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Assumption Parish Sheriff's deputies arrested Lenise Martin III on Saturday after receiving a tip from a grocery store in Belle Rose, Commander Lonny Cavalier told CNN.
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And they feel somewhat aggrieved that critics used this article and stories of CrossFit-induced rhabdo to argue that the program was uniquely risky and cavalier.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has defended his company's deal with Google, despite his prior criticism of the search giant for its cavalier attitude toward user data.
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Warmbier's family has not heard from him since his arrest, according to a statement provided to the Cavalier Daily, the University of Virginia's student-run newspaper.
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That could lead to more allegations that could shake up the tech industry — which has long been dominated by men and cavalier attitudes toward professional decorum.
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His comments both as candidate and president-elect show a more cavalier attitude toward their proliferation and use than any president in the past 30 years.
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While larger breeds dominate this year's top ranking, smaller breeds like the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, the Maltese and the Shih Tzu have declined in popularity.
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Costco's upper management "displayed at best a cavalier attitude toward Costco's use of the Tiffany name in conjunction with ring sales and marketing," the judge added.
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As the practice becomes both common and widely acknowledged across baseball, front offices have grown more cavalier in discussing the motivating factors between player development decisions.
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She loved Chief Usher Rex Scouten, who served from 1969 to 1986, so much that she named her beloved Cavalier King Charles spaniel, Rex, after Scouten.
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And hopefully the teacher has been informed of what exactly a Hanzo main is so that they can be a little less cavalier with their punishments.
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As a result of their cavalier tortilla ways, they purposely tank the few points when it comes to that part of the health and safety report.
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Perhaps Johnson envisioned a future as the latest Cavalier scapegoat, his mere presence further disrupting the harmony of what should be a dominant team but isn't.
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Raptors 106, Cavaliers 95 Kawhi Leonard scored 34 points and former Cavalier Danny Green added 15 points and seven rebounds to lead Toronto past host Cleveland.
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I remember chants of, "You will not replace us" booming in my ears as the torchlit march passed the building that houses the Cavalier Daily office.
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Mr. Trump's most keen sense is what is best for him; his cavalier disregard for political norms made him popular as a candidate from the beginning.
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" The report called him "cavalier with the truth," and described him making "a false and menacing statement" that was intended to "cow a subordinate into submission.
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"So many people were reaching out to us that we wanted to make a simple way for them to be added to the list," Cavalier said.
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With that in mind, Cavalier and Karmazin are currently scouting a number of potential clinic locations in New York City and organizing talks with potential investors.
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So far, the company has already infused close to 150 patients ranging in age from 35 to 92 with the blood of young donors, Cavalier said.
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Now, in a real crisis, and one of the administration's own making, the cavalier ineptitude and absence of anything resembling process is on full public view.
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The cavalier overprescription of addictive drugs was bewildering: After a tooth extraction, I emerged from an oral surgeon's office with a two-week supply of Percocet.
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Mr. Buruma gave an interview after the publication of the Ghomeshi essay that came off as cavalier about the omissions in the piece, fanning the controversy.
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Beginning with that event, this investigation into the fashion industry's manufacturing practices proceeds to indict its exploitation of workers and its cavalier attitude toward environmental damage.
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A backlash emerged, with some accusing HBO of being cavalier with the topic of slavery and the contemporary plight of black life in the United States.
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Prejean, now a captain in the patrol division, does not dispute the text messages, according to Lonny Cavalier, public information officer for Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office.
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That sense of unthinking longevity, invulnerability, cavalier confidence — hell, just being a child — gave way to a deep and frightening reality that I could not control.
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The cavalier grandee is indifferent to the workman's fate and even, in a scene of comedic splendor, visits a lawyer in the hope of suing him.
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As attorney general, I'm prepared to defend California and the U.S. Constitution against any cavalier attempt by Mr. Trump to impose punitive measures against our people.
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This absurdly cavalier arrangement, even if it lasts just a few months, manages to denigrate the role of both the State Department and the intelligence community.
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When I realize that my own visceral reaction to privacy harms really isn't to the point, I'm a little less cavalier about parting with my data.
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Even moderate members of their own parties, who can be presumed to be uneasy about their leaders' seemingly cavalier approach to the law, are keeping quiet.
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That title rightly emphasizes this version's secret weapon: Act II's glorious choreography, particularly the breathtaking final pas de deux between the Sugarplum Fairy and her cavalier.
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President Trump's potential Russian ties, coupled with his cavalier and unthinking attitude toward security and our allies, have put the safety of our country in peril.
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This is unprecedented, potentially illegal, and the clearest sign yet of Mr. Trump's cavalier attitude toward criminal laws preventing federal officials from profiting from public service.
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"We're being way too cavalier about the return of retail, including mall-based retail and what it really means," the "Mad Money " host said on Thursday.
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Mad Men always knew who world-weary Don Draper was, who petulant prepster Pete Campbell wanted to emulate, who cavalier heir Roger Sterling was thrilled to be.
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We were destined to spend only 15 minutes together and he was so cavalier asking about one of the most humiliating experiences I had ever been through.
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The eight toy dogs — Yorkshire Terriers, Japanese Chins, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels — were all poisoned the morning before the competition, according to The New York Times.
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Fights broke out at the Friday night march, with multiple reports of counterprotesters being pepper-sprayed by the white nationalists, according to local paper the Cavalier Daily.
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Dowden found a listing for a breeder who sold the kind of dog she'd had her eye on, a Cavalier King Charles spaniel, and sent an email.
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Since 2011, he's tracked the proliferation of unregulated stem cell clinics and followed US Stem Cell's cavalier approach to experimenting on its patients, sometimes to disastrous effect.
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Lower-income whites are not going to suffer from Trump's restrictions on Muslims traveling, or from his mass deportations, or from his cavalier attitude toward police brutality.
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I felt so terrible after, and I think that was a catalyst for me growing up and trying to be less cavalier with romantic partners going forward.
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"Taking into consideration that he eventually purchased the same container is one thing," Lonny Cavalier, a Public Information Officer for the Assumption Parish Sheriff's Department, told CNN.
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For instance, "Chevrolet Cavalier" may not have much cachet here, but it's recognizable branding that may have been featured in a book or movie with international appeal.
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The suit alleges that the companies "subjected these service members to appalling housing conditions and cavalier treatment" when the families asked the private landlords to fix problems.
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Louis had taunted her, in his profane, charming, cavalier way, into doing more guidebooks, and his red Land Rover had taken her all over her adopted country.
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" This justified a "cavalier attitude toward the budget deficit and other monetary or financial problems", because "political effectiveness was the priority, not the accounting deficiencies of government.
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"We are closely monitoring the intelligence that is available to us about who is coming and who is going elsewhere," Brackney said, according to The Cavalier Daily.
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Cavalier said Pollak was removed due to his previous reporting and because O'Rourke was going to be talking about race at Benedict College, a historically black institution.
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What rankled about Mr. Lehrer was his "cavalier attitude about truth and falsehood," in the words of the writer Charles Seife, who reviewed his work for Wired.
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And his cavalier willingness to roll the dice with incendiary statements and deeply personal attacks upon his rivals was integral to his victory in the Republican primary.
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The president has repeatedly faced questions over his risk of exposure to the virus, and his critics have argued he has been overly cavalier about protecting himself.
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Gloria becomes a drunk and the older CJ adopts Molly, a delightful beagle/Cavalier King Charles spaniel mix who is, yes, possessed by the spirit of Bailey.
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She has both Mr. Abercrombie and her other dogs, which include a Cavalier King Charles Beagle-Spaniel mix named Charles Dickens, to lean on for emotional support.
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The choose-your-adventure format felt breezy and cavalier, recklessly presenting a bloody contest between the Taliban and the Marines in a manner largely devoid of consequences.
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Lawmakers failed to contemplate the possibility of a president as cavalier about the consequences of protectionism and as impervious to the lessons of history as Mr. Trump.
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Costco's upper management, meanwhile, "displayed at best a cavalier attitude toward Costco's use of the Tiffany name in conjunction with ring sales and marketing," the judge added.
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About an hour in, someone shows up with their dog, a super friendly cavalier-poodle mix, and I spend most of the party doting over the pupper.
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Such cavalier disregard for his personal safety had the terraces roaring their approval, even if Thiem ultimately lost the point and trudged back to the baseline gingerly.
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One of these, "Hors Piste," an Aardman-inflected slapstick extravaganza directed by Léo Brunel, Camille Jalabert, Loris Cavalier and Oscar Malet, ought to have earned a nomination.
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"That's how cavalier both CBS and NBC were about it," Gerald Eskenazi, a sportswriter who worked at the New York Times for 44 years, told CNN Business.
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If that cavalier mention of Jocelyn is confusing to you, don't be surprised — we have never heard of Jocelyn before, nor will we again in Royal Baby.
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He knows nothing of European history and cares less, as his cavalier trashing of the alliance and union that ushered the Continent from its darkest hours demonstrates.
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The only people who have been hurt so far by the Trump administration's cavalier nihilism are the ones who believed them enough to get played for fools.
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At the same time, Gordon is too cavalier about dismissing technologies like self-driving cars that really do seem poised to have a big social and economic impact.
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Ambrosia's trial treatments cost $8,000 for two liters of blood, but Cavalier stated that the company doesn't yet have a set price for its New York City clinic.
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Lonny Cavalier, a spokesman for the sheriff's office, told PEOPLE that they worked with Big B's to search for the ice cream container, but it was never found.
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Bryan: I find it mildly hilarious that while I so cavalier about mythology during our chat last week, now I'm obsessed with the mythology of the new episodes.
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I always try to get a corner spot in the elevator so I can lean back, stare at my phone, and look like a cavalier young go-getter.
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At the same time, he doesn't seem to understand that when you have the power of the people and the power of the government, you can't be cavalier.
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If you're the cavalier type who doesn't care about warnings and just wants to start making 3D dogs in MS Paint, you can manually download the update here.
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Brian Cavalier, who identified himself as "Fluffy Unicorn," and as a bodyguard of the militant group's leader, Ammon Bundy, was arrested earlier in the week in Buckeye, Ariz.
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Last year, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel died in a United plane's cargo hold when the flight was delayed on the tarmac—also in Houston—for two hours.
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It's a Pup-Friendly Affair Hough's love for her two pups — Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lexi and Harley — is evident — and her wedding day will be no exception!
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Still, the fact that the chairman's office could be so cavalier about violating basic procedural due process protections speaks volumes about how badly Wheeler has politicized the FCC.
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The cavalier attitude with which the Trump White House flouts agreed-upon facts and relies on "well, we said it" as its justification for almost anything is remarkable.
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" His other books include, "American Presidential Power and the War on Terror: Does the Constitution Matter?" and "The Cavalier Presidency: Executive Power and Prerogative in Times of Crisis.
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And my belief is, Trump's cavalier attitude about who he talks to (and what about) is born of years spent atop a business empire that bore his name.
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"It was a big deal for me to have this job, I didn't want to be seen as the person who was causing drama or complaining," said Cavalier.
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A month ago, some Republican senators were briefly roused from their submissive torpor by Trump's cavalier decision to greenlight a Turkish attack on America's Kurdish allies in Syria.
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"To have the governor of a state be so cavalier and dangerous, and intentionally endanger the people of the city of Flint, is something so incomprehensible," she said.
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Phelps's attitude might seem cavalier, but no one can expect athletes who are as focused on their sport as he is to be influenced by a health scare.
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The humble Joy for All faces the altogether greater challenge of mimicking a house cat, that almost-tamed species known and admired for its cavalier relationship with logic.
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Much like a few weeks ago, when she just blatantly stole this beautiful corn pic, Britney appears to have a shockingly cavalier attitude towards OPP (Other People's Pictures).
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It may be too easy to look at these uncertainties and the lack of data and feel cavalier: Maybe this all isn't as bad as people are saying.
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He has already profited off of that reputation as the Cavalier who willingly gets his hands dirty, and is locked in for years to play next to James.
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But that doesn't mean that you disregard a responsibility, a responsibility of just being a person, to not take others' lives in a cavalier and an injudicious fashion.
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I drove a wonderfully attractive and high-performance '99 Chevrolet Cavalier convertible until last year, when my eyesight demanded that I quit driving at the age of 86.
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He would require licensing and registration not only for all new gun purchases, but also for all existing gun owners, according to his national press secretary, Aleigha Cavalier.
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Sometimes, even if they aren't doing great, they're doing the very best they can…which might be being cavalier, or scheming, or threatening an old woman named Debbie.
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He accuses them of demonstrating bureaucratic ineptitude, neglecting young talent and taking a cavalier attitude toward antidoping controls that have left a question mark hanging over many riders.
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Kevin Love and Tristan Thompson played stout defense at the rim, but the 3-point line was a Demilitarized Zone, drawing no Cavalier intent on contesting open shots.
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A recording from a speech Bloomberg delivered at the Aspen Institute in 2015 underscores just how callous and cavalier he was in his thinking about this racist policy.
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It's time for a thorough audit of the CFPB, because, despite Cordray's cavalier attitude, what takes place at that agency matters a great deal to the American people.
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According to witnesses and the police, a red Chevrolet Cavalier driven by an 18-year-old man slammed into the back of her truck and sent Marvin airborne.
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It was meant to mimic another push two decades ago when Lordstown was in competition with other cities to win another car model to replace the Chevy Cavalier.
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"Whiskey Cavalier" isn't a particularly stiff drink, and there's always a danger that the "Moonlighting"-style banter between attractive leads will funnel the show toward narrative dead ends.
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This December, an unusually diverse group of four City Ballet men have made their debuts as this Cavalier: Preston Chamblee, Daniel Applebaum, Sebastian Villarini-Velez and Daniel Ulbricht.
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The role of Dewdrop was taken by Indiana Woodward (last Wednesday), Claire Kretzschmar (Friday), and Miriam Miller (Saturday); the Sugarplum Fairy's Cavalier was played by Sean Suozzi (Sunday).
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While Six4Three and Pikini aren't actually related to the Cambridge Analytica investigations, the documents are perceived to illustrate Facebook's cavalier attitude to data privacy during the same time period.
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Likewise, even the most cavalier tabloid editor would blink at calling someone a paedophile on their front page, based on one person's allegation, as the Post did one day.
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The erratic and mean-spirited reactivity and cavalier disregard of basic facts that we have seen throughout the year have come into even sharper relief these past few days.
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Lauren Cohan, who plays Maggie, will be stepping aside to film her new ABC series, Whiskey Cavalier, though she assures TWD fans she may not be gone for long.
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"I am truly grateful for Tristan and all that he has brought into my life!" she gushed of the Cleveland Cavalier, whom she's been dating for over a year.
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"You'd think on paper in a post-Trump world, when people are looking for new progressive blood, that Jim checks every progressive box," said Aleigha Cavalier, a Johnson spokesperson.
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In his statement to reporters, Comey suggested that beyond the issue of Clinton's emails, the State Department in general has been too cavalier in its handling of government secrets.
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"There's a kind of cavalier colonialism to the original, like the West has to go in and help this poor Third World country," Abraham told Vulture at the time.
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The good news is that the Department of Defense, perhaps learning from cavalier use of UAVs in the War on Terror, have been slow to introduce Unmanned Ground Vehicles.
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Morgan initially took issue with a seemingly cavalier diagnosis of PTSD: he claims this illness is exclusive to people who served in the military, something that is factually wrong.
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"The president's cavalier approach to cybersecurity is disturbing and this committee should do its part to make sure that his decisions do not jeopardize national security," Thompson said Wednesday.
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Like "combat fatigue" for post-traumatic stress disorder, it was a cavalier toss-off of a name for what would often turn out to be a life-altering condition.
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He is the ultimate self-promoter and egomaniac — the P.T. Barnum of our political system — who exudes a shameless and cavalier approach to dealing with complicated issues and relationships.
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The Pink Room Project, an artist collective founded by city natives Keith Cavalier and Brandon Ares, is one of the entities helping to push that heritage into the future.
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Professional ocean sailors have been criticized for being cavalier and not clipping into the boat or not wearing a harness, as can be seen in onboard images and videos.
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Eve is really not yet at a place where she's become so cavalier and so detached from reality that she isn't aware of how dangerous this whole thing is.
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It is a paradox of the record business: Labels have often been cavalier about physically safeguarding masters, but they are zealous guardians of their ownership and intellectual-property rights.
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The hourslong bash on the evening of March 7 has since emerged as a snapshot of the cavalier way Mr. Trump and his team initially handled the coronavirus outbreak.
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Khashoggi's disappearance is now Exhibit A in the price of Trump's values-free foreign policy, his cavalier contempt for the core American values at the heart of America's alliances.
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It's also the case that Trump can't win on facts, which is why he has no regard for them, or on policy, which is why he's cavalier about it.
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For the first time, ABC will use the Oscars to preview a new series, "Whiskey Cavalier," an action-drama starring "Scandal's" Scott Foley that will air after local newscasts.
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But his cavalier approach to the most fundamental act in a democracy that he wants to lead does raise questions about what his true motivations in his bid are.
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Of greater concern in the intelligence sphere is his recent burst of media exposure, with a public speaking style that can at times seem cavalier while discussing sensitive information.
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So cavalier was Trump about the deficit that Mitt Romney, the party's 2012 presidential nominee, lambasted him for it in a speech aimed at convincing Republicans to drop Trump.
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If you&aposre willing to spend more, you might also consider the $124.00 Cavalier Air or the $149.99 iHome iAVS16 — but those are much larger and significantly more expensive.
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And they didn't anticipate a President who would be so willing to push every rule to the breaking point -- or be so cavalier about the appearance of self-dealing.
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"By taking such a cavalier attitude to these calls, he's encouraging people not to take him seriously," said Daniel F. Feldman, a former special representative to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Having extra doctors sign off on each late abortion safeguards against (mythical) cavalier terminations, but it means that women in anguished, urgent situations need to jump through extra hoops.
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Mr Trump's cavalier offer to mediate in the dispute between Pakistan and India over Kashmir was a boost for Mr Khan, even if, as seems certain, it leads to nothing.
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Accordingly, the researchers say a similar analysis should be done on pugs and Cavalier King Charles spaniels, as these breeds are also favored according to the color of their coats.
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"This is not something that we thought would ever happen, that we would ever see in our lifetime," Alex Spratley, a second-year student who counterprotested, told the Cavalier Daily.
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Created by TV veteran David Hemingson (Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, and zillions more), Whiskey Cavalier knows what it is — which is a compliment, since many shows don't.
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A complicated, semi-climactic battle inside an airborne cargo plane didn't work as well for me: too dark, too noisy, too cavalier in its disregard for the laws of physics.
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And he again finds himself hauled before a disciplinary body, this time the United States Congress, in order to once again apologize for reckless conduct and cavalier violations of privacy.
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"I want to publicly apologize to Samantha Geimer for my cavalier remarks on The Howard Stern Show speculating about her and the crime that was committed against her," he wrote.
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"It's two flannels, a navy cavalier twill jacket, white shirting from Italy, six looks total: That's it," the Duckie Brown designer Steven Cox said backstage before his show on Tuesday.
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As Facebook has shown, this often results in comically cavalier treatment of your private data, and an inability or refusal to rein in often dangerous propaganda perpetuated on their platforms.
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While she pointed out that his "cavalier attitude" toward nuclear weapons was dangerous, time and again, she punted at opportunities to point out how ill-informed and unprepared Trump is.
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I end with the Sugarplum and Cavalier Pas de Deux, and usually by this time my runner's high has kicked in and I get very emotional — sometimes I'll even cry.
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" Obama added that Trump's cavalier rhetoric about nuclear weapons reflect a person who "doesn't know much about foreign policy or nuclear policy or the Korean Peninsula or the world generally.
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Obama, who has also been repeatedly mocked by Trump, has criticized Trump as being ignorant or cavalier about world affairs and has said that Trump's rise has "rattled" foreign leaders.
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It might come as a surprise to many people that the problem is not that firms have a lot of data about us and use it in a cavalier way.
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The rewards are clear: His cavalier reporting has led to TV bookings, a #1 Amazon bestseller, and insane traffic for any of the outlets that agreed to publish his work.
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"Russia must return to compliance with the INF Treaty or the U.S. will need to respond to its cavalier disregard of the treaty's specific limits," Mattis said in early October.
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Her mother is a principal in Tuczinski, Cavalier, & Gilchrist, a law firm in Troy, N.Y. Mr. Hubbell, 40, is an associate at the Albany law firm Whiteman, Osterman and Hanna.
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Thune, who also serves in Republican Senate leadership, tried to cast the Lifeline story as indicative of a cavalier attitude on Wheeler's part toward disclosing information about the commission's proceedings.
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" He adopted the same tone of cavalier existentialism in meetings with some of his foreign counterparts, occasionally punctuating discussions of future plans with "I might not be here next week!
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In the years to come, a fan would have to traverse a two-lane blacktop to remote Richfield, Ohio, to watch a roster of unknowns play a Cavalier home game.
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When queried about these criticisms by Isaac Chotiner of Slate, Buruma gave off a slightly cavalier air regarding both the factual inaccuracies and the ethical issues of editing the article.
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Trump -- as his wild tweet taunting Kim Jong Un demonstrated Tuesday night -- continues to be defined by his provocations and cavalier approach to serious matters like North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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"Beto for America believes in the right to a free press and works hard to ensure the campaign reflects that," O'Rourke's national press secretary, Aleigha Cavalier, said in a statement.
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TRUMP: Well, I have to say that, you know, for what Secretary Clinton was saying about nuclear with Russia, she's very cavalier in the way she talks about various countries.
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On another charge that was dismissed, Wallington said Pell's accuser was "so cavalier" with his evidence that a jury would not have been able to put any weight on it.
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As the Cog·nate Collective, the two staged a conference about border issues from their elaborately painted '87 Chevy Cavalier and broadcast it to northbound drivers stopped dead in border traffic.
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As always, guest artists appear with the company, and this year's Sugar Plum Fairy and Cavalier are Abi Stafford and Ask la Cour, both principals with New York City Ballet.
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Our existence within the confines of racial capitalism and the afterlife of slavery promotes the cavalier use of these types of images, drawing a direct line back to chattel slavery.
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Mr. Trump's cavalier rejection of the Paris climate treaty and dismissive attitude to most other international treaties, alliances and trade accords have done incalculable damage to the postwar international order.
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According to sources, while many companies send out warning emails before events, Kalanick was advised not to send this email because of its tone, which some execs thought too cavalier.
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We examine the company's cavalier attitude toward reports of sexism by female employees and analyze why we expect more from Silicon Valley than from corporations like McDonalds or Exxon Mobil.
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But President Trump's cavalier remark last week referring to a "possible military option" to deal with the increasingly dictatorial regime led by President Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela has real consequences.
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In such a case, he predicts, voters will feel a perennial dissatisfaction, stemming from the tendency of their canniest and most long-lasting politicians to be cavalier about campaign promises.
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But the White House has offered no public evidence to justify a cavalier airstrike against a top foreign military commander to justify what amounts to an aggressive act of war.
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Climate denial starts at the top: Mr. Trump, the ultimate decider, has demonstrated a cavalier approach to the peer-reviewed atmospheric data that makes up the core of climate science.
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The investigation — which drew on documents from inside the bank and from regulators — found that senior Wells Fargo leaders had taken a cavalier approach to dealing with the bank's problems.
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It may be inevitable — such emporiums are going the way of the glossy magazine, which is going the way of the dodo — but that doesn't mean we should be cavalier.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is adopting an increasingly cavalier attitude to the consequences of a war with Iran amid fears the current confrontation could spill over into a military conflict.
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And fallout is still settling from a shaky interview by the President's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, that revived attention on the Trump team's cavalier attitude toward Russian contacts in 2016.
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It's ugly in the cavalier disregard this agency has demonstrated to the public, the contempt it has shown for citizens who speak up, and the disdain it has for popular opinion.
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It's so willing to kill characters that there's a real sense of danger, although since it's also cavalier about bringing them back, everything remains within the bounds of very dark comedy.
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" FROM PEN: Today's Savannah Guthrie Was Very Superstitious About Her Pregnancy: "I Didn't Want to Jinx It" She also added, "I'm not cavalier about who I would have a kid with.
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It has no reason to exist, it's cruel for the sake of being cruel, and it uncomfortably intersects with the moments when the series has been cavalier about violence against women.
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But sellers and marketplace experts who have become all too familiar with Amazon's increasingly cavalier approach to suspensions are worried that the changes, set to go into effect globally on Aug.
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But one IT worker took a somewhat cavalier attitude, joking in one interview that a new 60-day retention policy was a "Hillary coverup operation" -- which sparked the Trump campaign's anger.
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It could also be a way to prep a reduced role or quick exit for actress Lauren Cohan, who is now set to star in ABC's action drama pilot Whiskey Cavalier.
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"This is not something that we thought would ever happen, that we would ever see in our lifetime," Alex Spratley, a second-year student who counter-protested, told the Cavalier Daily.
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But there will also be two other central figures in the lives of Laich and Hough that will be present at the nuptials: their Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lexi and Harley.
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Cavalier attitudes toward safety created perilous work conditions—like the 22 explosion at Big Branch Mine, which killed 22 men and led to Blankenship being convicted of a misdemeanor this December.
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Mr Obama said that other world leaders had expressed their dismay in private conversations over the past two days about the Republican front-runner's cavalier and ignorant approach to nuclear weapons.
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Cavalier Noir stands for black rider, and it was important for me to build a piece that conveyed a sense of power, but also a sense of magic, wonder, and hope.
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Not even in the late 1950s—when the US military was using nukes to dig holes and considered blowing up the moon—were presidents referring to arms with such cavalier disconnect.
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"At big events like Cannes there is always a lot of uninsured jewelry floating around," she said, noting that the additional police presence in recent years has reinforced brands' cavalier attitudes.
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"Americans are looking for leaders who have a positive vision of the future and who are willing to tell the truth on issues like climate change, impeachment and justice," Cavalier said.
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His cavalier refusal to provide information requested by Congress has dangerously upended the careful architecture of the Constitution, and the nation will pay a price for his recklessness if he succeeds.
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Over the next week, several dancers get a shot at the Sugar Plum Fairy — Sara Mearns and Lauren Lovette among them — but there is a Cavalier debut, too: At the Dec.
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For fans of craft spirits, the 1927-vintage Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach, Va., reopened in March after a four-year, nearly $85-million renovation that included adding a working distillery.
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Like the earliest ride-hailing providers, many e-scooter companies have taken a cavalier approach to growth, dumping thousands of vehicles on city streets with no permits and little advance notice.
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Zhang Shu, 27, worries that her parents and neighbors are becoming cavalier about the virus, even as workers drive around her village near Wenzhou with loudspeakers telling people to stay home.
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They have looked even more solid now that Filipe Luis, well-schooled in the art of marking under Diego Simeone at Atletico Madrid, has replaced the more cavalier Marcelo at left back.
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