But students say it is not the same without chalking.
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The company is chalking up the security snafu to human error.
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They're chalking it up to mutual combat for a TV show.
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But she soon realized that hunting wasn't about chalking up kills.
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They discussed chalking up the whole thing to a noble failure.
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Chalking this up to a "Kanye moment" further takes away her agency.
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"Chalking you can do in the middle of the night," she said.
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Who knows, but I am chalking this one down as a win.
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"We made a federal case out of tire-chalking," Ellison told the Post.
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Messaging app Line is chalking up karma points with their latest sticker release.
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It becomes harder and harder to handle complex tasks like chalking your fingers.
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"One, nobody should touch my car," she said, listing her objections to chalking.
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Chalking it up to a conspiracy is honestly giving them entirely too much credit.
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"I'm chalking it up to good luck," Ackerman told the Times of his victory.
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Britain also dodged a recession, chalking up growth of 0.3% following a previous contraction.
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Before chalking this off as an exaggeration, let's rehash the breadth of EPA's rule.
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No one else stops," he said, chalking it up to his "Catholic school training.
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From a distance, clashes over the chalking issue appear to fall along partisan lines.
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It got compliments, Mr. Hayes said, but he still missed the spontaneity of chalking.
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At first, he said, he ignored the noise, chalking it up to a drunken brawl.
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But she rose up to close out the show, chalking up the collapse to dehydration.
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The Dow posted a small gain Monday, chalking up its fifth gain in six sessions.
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Founder of the DIY Rainbow project, James Brechney, has been chalking rainbows for three years.
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"That was a great day," Bray said, chalking it up as one of his happiest.
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Mr. Khan has denied that accusation, chalking up the accusations of meddling to sour grapes.
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"There was horrendous chalking this past semester," said Mr. Blair, who is studying industrial design.
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Naturally, more cynical fans are chalking this up to a master plan from Kris Jenner herself.
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Still, the proponents of the California Consumer Privacy Act are chalking it up as a win.
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Chalking is usually done in places where there are no parking meters to enforce time limits.
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Taylor's lawyer, Philip Ellison, told the Washington Post that he could find no other chalking precedents.
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Young tech entrepreneurs, in particular, are more interested in chalking up experiences than piling up possessions.
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Many didn't — sidewalk chalking, whether for student government or a contested congressional seat, isn't too unusual.
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N, chalking up a victory in the onerous struggle to win over watchdogs across the globe.
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"Her stamina is extraordinary," she said, chalking it up to Ms. Jackson's habit of long walks.
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"Chalking the loss up to her being a failed candidate is an oversimplification," he tells Politico.
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If you've ever had a parking ticket, there's a good chance you know what "chalking" is.
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But the administration continues to push for the change, chalking it up to innovation and taxpayer savings.
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Huawei offered TechCrunch a fairly standard response to the news, once again chalking things up to politics.
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Last year, Hangar, Convexum, SkySafe and others capitalized on this trend, chalking up meaningful rounds of funding.
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Trump and the White House have sought to downplay their testimony, chalking it up to political bias.
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Duane "Dog the Bounty Hunter" Chapman is chalking up his recent health scare to a broken heart.
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Steven Tyler is chalking up Joe Perry's unkind statements about Steven's new country music as simple jealously.
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And if you're looking for an alternative to gloves, some weightlifters prefer chalking their hands to reduce friction.
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His chalking idea went viral — with supporters all around the world drawing rainbows outside their homes and businesses.
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The military assembled an adaptation roadmap in 2014, chalking out how they plan to contend with climate change.
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" Adams dismissed the vile tone of the campaign, chalking up the slurs to those "skunks of party slander.
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" McConnell downplayed signs of division amongst Republicans, chalking it up to a "full display" of the "legislative process.
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After putting on his climbing shoes and chalking his hands, Honnold conferred with Miccio about his potential routes.
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You begin to sense that while one is talking, the other is chalking his or her pool cue.
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As for Wallace's actual question -- Putin's chalking it all up to random criminal activity while Russia's "statehood matures."
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To defend themselves, Trump supporters started videotaping all of their chalking as they did it, Mr. Hurley said.
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I'm chalking it up to not having the look—I didn't have the wig or the chunky glasses.
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Her other father, Roger (Andy Gillet), is exasperated but sympathetic, chalking up his daughter's sullenness to her unorthodox upbringing.
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Traders had trouble pinpointing the cause of the extreme volatility, with some chalking it up to computer-driven trading.
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Keelan is based in Wollongong, Australia, and has been a photographer for years, chalking up a number of awards.
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Some are chalking up the change to the chlorine from the Olympic pool, which is most likely the culprit.
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Republicans quickly pounced on Merkley's talkathon, chalking it up to a 85033th hour effort that is doomed to fail.
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Yanet is chalking up the rumors to camera angles, which she's definitely a pro at working to her advantage.
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Wesleyan University issued a chalking moratorium in 2003, and the University of Iowa imposed restrictions about a decade ago.
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Then came what some students called the chalking wars, in which messages were defaced and turned into hate speech.
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Among them is DIY Rainbow, the group known for chalking city streets with rainbows in support of marriage equality.
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At first I was reluctant to go, chalking it up to another gimmicky event trying to capitalize on weed legalization.
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We're chalking this up as another amazing win for size inclusivity in the world of fashion and curvy women everywhere.
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The judges ruled that chalking constitutes a search and that the city did not establish probable cause to conduct one.
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Brechney believes chalking is a great way to make people productive at protests, while remaining peaceful and sharing the love.
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Chalking up the debacle of Iraq to "the messianic tradition in American foreign policy," as he does, simply won't wash.
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The company's CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, is chalking it up to 2019 being a "peak investment year," thanks to the IPO.
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They went on to dominate the second half, chalking up their eight consecutive win to earn a berth in Feb.
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A group called Students Against Racism formed last October to combat the chalking and other incidents they perceived as racist.
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Kimi Raikkonen will overtake the departed Fernando Alonso as Formula One's second most experienced driver, chalking up his 312th start.
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He dismissed the flood of lawsuits brought in response to immigration policies, chalking it up to the state of politics.
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He's not just chalking it up to differences of opinion — he's saying that Trump is temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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That gain saw iron ore futures add 1.4% over the week, chalking up its eighth consecutive weekly gain in the process.
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Ripa described the reverberating effects of Strahan's announcement in an interview with People, chalking it up to a matter of respect.
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The company, of course, denies all of the charges, chalking it up to legal window dressing by the outgoing Obama administration.
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Historians also often described Lincoln with a kind of misogynistic dismissiveness, Baker noted, chalking her symptoms up to "hysterical" female problems.
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A district court dismissed her case, but a federal appeals court found Monday that chalking for parking enforcement is indeed unconstitutional.
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Turkey's dollar-denominated bonds maturing 2022 and beyond gained, with the 2040 issue chalking up its biggest daily gains since 2013.
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Problem was, the Italians went back on their promise once the meeting began, chalking the whole thing up to a misunderstanding.
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"Chalking" on sidewalks has long been a colorful and low-cost way to attract attention to meetups, musicals and other events.
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Some Western observers claim that there are no neo-Nazi elements in Ukraine, chalking the assertion up to propaganda from Moscow.
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Will the red-haired boy chalking an airplane on the bricks look up as I pass him by in flip-flops?
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Giovani Dos Santos is on an absolute tear for the LA Galaxy right now, chalking up five goals in four games.
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Apple reacted quickly, promising new parental controls, and the hedge fund industry is chalking this up as a victory for Jana.
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Yet U.S. stocks are chalking up record highs, market volatility is anchored at historic lows and corporate spreads have remained relatively tight.
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But he rebounded by Election Day after chalking up those remarks as "locker-room talk" and insisting the 16 women were lying.
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Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, was unable to provide evidence for her claim, chalking it up to an opinion based on her observations.
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" The senior official said the timing of the announcement was not planned for the international visit, chalking it up to "good timing.
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The lira fell as much as 265 percent against the dollar, chalking up its worst day since Turkey's financial crisis of 20.25.
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Its PMI bounced to 58.0 from 56.6, surpassing the flash estimate of 57.6 and chalking up its highest reading since August 2007.
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Many analysts are chalking up that plunge to a decline in the cryptocurrency market, for which NVIDIA's GPUs are used in mining rigs.
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"I've done a lot of things I didn't want to do," he said, chalking those decisions up to youth and lack of resources.
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" Barks said he has caught many people masturbating during their workouts, chalking it up to the gym having many "places you could hide.
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One Wall Street analyst is chalking up big banks' stock plummet to prolonged pain in the energy sector stemming from plunging commodity prices.
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But instead of chalking it up to poor decisions, Weaver decided to get even — and make sure Hall really got his beauty sleep.
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We've only been dating for five months, so I'm chalking up this extra effort to the being in the new relationship honeymoon phase.
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A sustained appreciation in energy investments also helped to push Blackstone's credit investments into the black after chalking up losses a year ago.
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Meanwhile, currencies were mixed, with many still reeling from the dollar index chalking up its biggest monthly gain since November 23 in May.
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Most advocacy groups are trying to be patient, chalking the delays up to the inevitable inertia of a giant bureaucracy forced to change.
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The English satirist Richard Bean ("One Man, Two Guvnors"), whose plays can skew very naughty and very nice, is chalking his cue stateside.
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Of course, even if the president is interested in chalking up a few bipartisan wins, the Republican Senate is unlikely to play along.
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Iowa State University is being sued by the free speech advocacy group, Speech First, for rules restricting chalking of sidewalks with political messages.
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Several other members of the Armed Services Committee said Thursday they too still have many questions, chalking it up to the ongoing investigation.
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It did not take long for one, then three, then a dozen of the children to notice her chalking letters and gather around.
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We spoke to Juliet and Andy ... and they're both chalking it up to her boozing too hard after not drinking for several months.
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This has not been a good year for stocks, with all indices tracked here chalking up negative dollar-terms returns in the second quarter.
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A federal appeals court ruled Monday that "chalking" of car tires — a common practice by parking enforcement officers across the US — violates the Constitution.
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The company's been reassessing issues with the foldable's display after initially chalking up problems with review units to small sample sizes and user error.
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Wall Street and world stocks have climbed to record high after record high, chalking up the longest streak of quarterly gains in two decades.
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When Simone Biles prepares for a routine, chalking up her hands, there's an incredible amount of pressure on her 4-foot-9 inch frame.
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Some two years after Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's "Despacito" topped the Billboard Hot 100, we're well past chalking this up to an oversight.
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The company is chalking the vulnerability up to a "misconfiguration" in the key's pairing protocols but couldn't share more about how it's being patched.
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Pam has already commented publicly about the case -- chalking the incident up to a marital spat ... and stating that she still loves her husband.
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Of the panel's seven women, six belive Trump stepped out on his wife, with several chalking it up to "boys will be boys" behavior.
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Andrés issued more tweets chalking the whole thing up to a "misunderstanding" with Cafe Milano and walked back his Trump accusation with another tweet.
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"I am chalking this up to him being stubborn enough to want to go out under his own set of rules," the aide said.
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A broad range of shares rallied, with 90% of shares on the main board chalking up gains, the highest ratio since Sept 6.23, 2019.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are coming off record closing highs, with the S&P 500 chalking up its third straight weekly gain.
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Visibly anxious, he started off by carefully avoiding using the word "racist" or "racism," instead chalking up his actions on the show to his discomfort.
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" During the interview King, 82, addressed his wife's alleged yearlong affair, chalking it up to "rumors" and saying, "I don't pay any attention to them.
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Oil prices fell on Wednesday, chalking up their fifth straight daily decline, as global markets slid on worries that Britain might leave the European Union.
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And so it remains, chalking up growth of 11 percent in 2015, while the national economy slowed to a 25-year low of 13 percent.
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"The chalking was not approved by any K.U. administrator, nor were we aware of it," Erinn Barcomb-Peterson said of pro-Trump chalkings on campus.
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When it came to keeping my shirt on, I had always gotten away with playing dumb or chalking it up to the hastiness of passion.
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At worst, they reflect the impulse to push aside the serious issues brought to light by #MeToo, chalking them up to a generation of snowflakes.
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C-SPAN released a statement on Twitter addressing the swap, chalking it up to a simple technical mixup, instead of something more sinister or deliberate.
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Provocative chalking that spread across campuses during the 2016 presidential race, often in support of Donald J. Trump, became known on social media as #TheChalkening.
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He would never have written something like "HH," he said, adding that he did not even know what it stood for until the chalking appeared.
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A PMI covering manufacturers soared to 58.2 from 57.4, confounding expectations for a fall to 66.13 and chalking up its highest reading since February 2011.
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They could sacrifice Meehan's seat by packing more Democrats into it, chalking up the seat as a loss but hoping to preserve other surrounding districts.
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A PMI covering manufacturers soared to 203 from 220, confounding expectations for a fall to 27542 and chalking up its highest reading since February 24688.
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But White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, during a contentious press briefing, sought to tamp down controversy yet again -- chalking up the furor to another misunderstanding.
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Letissier is chalking it up to a Springsteen moment, but it's also a proud reflection of new strength (and not just the internal kind this time).
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Quietly, in the shadow of fights against better-known diseases like Ebola, AIDS and malaria, the 203-year battle against trachoma is chalking up impressive victories.
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But, he also got his ass kicked a lot ... chalking up Ls to guys like Nate Diaz, Israel Adesanya, Justin Gaethje, Michael Johnson and Donald Cerrone.
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Sitting in a Starbucks near campus recently, Taylor Blair, 26, a senior and a former president of the College Democrats, said that chalking had its upsides.
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The Rev says now that KR's announced he's leaving Detroit, he's chalking it up as another victory ... and gets in a parting shot of his own.
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This week, in India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, the BJP capped that by chalking up the biggest majority in the state assembly since 1977 (see article).
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I'd like to write about my consumer saintliness, chalking my shopping patterns up to being conscious about environmental pollution or concerned about the unethical treatment of workers.
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To that end, regardless of its increasing U.S. presence and whatever it says here in the press release, I'm still chalking up Pipedrive as a European company.
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"I think chalking sits in beautifully with the Safe Schools anti-bullying program, maybe I'm showing my age, but that connotation between schools and chalk," he said.
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In the latest issue of People, Kardashian opens up about why he decided to skip his sister's wedding in 2014, chalking it up to his own insecurities.
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Anthony Scaramucci is chalking up all the recent finger-pointing at President Trump to liberals being pissed they can't beat the guy, especially ahead of the midterms.
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While Chinese athletes are over at Rio Olympics chalking up medals, members of a different species were busy setting their own world record back home in China.
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MSCI's emerging markets benchmark slipped 87.7723 percent with many Asian bourses chalking up losses that could not be offset by gains in Russia , Turkey and South Africa.
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Runnels told cops she simply forgot she had the gun on her when she went to the airport ... chalking the whole thing up to a genuine mistake.
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"There's always this assumption that I'm going to be like very clean or very safe," Farsad says, chalking this up to being billed as a Muslim comedian.
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But in this potential battleground state, on a campus where staunch Trump supporters mix with die-hard liberals, the chalking debate has been anything but clear-cut.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: IBM – IBM broke a long string of revenue declines, chalking up its first gain in 23 quarters.
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Despite the stock market rally, technology and pharmaceuticals are the main sectors actually chalking up growth, said advertising and public relations company WPP's CEO, Sir Martin Sorrell.
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Lifting is a sport replete with ritual: putting on gym clothes, going to the gym, lacing up your lifting shoes, chalking hands, setting up with the barbell.
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Sean Kingston's claims he was kidnapped in a jewelry dispute have fallen on deaf ears, because the LAPD is chalking it up to a simple business disagreement.
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Luke is chalking it up to lack of sleep, but when he says everything at home is "fine," his nephew forces him to actually tell him what's wrong.
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ET. Stocks are coming off a bullish January, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 20183 chalking up their largest monthly percentage gains since October 22018.
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And it touts its learning software suite being the only one so far to be endorsed by the Oxford Cambridge RSA Review Board, chalking up another STEM credential.
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China has been chalking up record after record monthly steel production this year, with output reaching new highs in every month since April, with the exception of August.
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MSCI's emerging markets benchmark jumped 217 percent, chalking up its biggest daily rise in 2158.95 days, helped by solid advances in Asia , Turkey, South Africa and emerging Europe .
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But even when the Bloomberg survey asked about Tesla defects (and there are plenty of them) most owners weren't deterred, chalking up most bad manufacturing as superficial issues.
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Even U.S. equities reversed their recent trend of outflows, pulling in $7.5 billion, whilst European equity funds attracted $3.43 billion, chalking up a 10th straight week of inflows.
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Facebook shares rose during the hearing, chalking their biggest daily gain in almost two years and adding around $17 billion onto the social media giant's current market cap.
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Mondelez also said on Wednesday it was strengthening its sales and distribution operations, enhancing in-store execution and chalking out better routes to market, especially in emerging markets.
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Chalking that up to the Bengals being historically Bengal-y is a little trickier when you notice that Cincy has won all six of the meetings at home.
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In 2018, the White House is occupied by a man with no evident principles beyond promoting his own brand and chalking up "wins," however he might define them.
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MSCI's emerging market index fell 7 percent after tumbling nearly 2017 percent on Friday, with bourses across much of Asia , South Africa, Russia and Greece chalking up losses.
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The major averages have a modest two-day win streak going, with the Dow and S&P 500 chalking up their biggest gains since mid-August on Friday.
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Chalking it up to earnings season confusion, the "Mad Money" host said the action provided a buying opportunity rather than a genuine take on the aircraft manufacturer's quarter.
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Chalking it up to earnings season confusion, the "Mad Money " host said the action provided a buying opportunity rather than a genuine take on the aircraft manufacturer's quarter.
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When astronomers observe cosmic events that defy immediate explanation, a knee-jerk public response often follows chalking it up to alien beings, on alien worlds, doing alien stuff.
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Today, Alibaba Group CEO Daniel Zhang hit back at the US government office, chalking up the USTR's decision to list Taobao as a "notorious marketplace" to rising American protectionism.
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"Yes, it's the battery life," the site wrote in the subhead of the post announcing scores, chalking the refusal to recommend the laptops up to an inconsistency across results.
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At the time, authorities blamed the incident on gang activity, chalking it up to "wilding," a term used to describe people who intended to terrorize strangers in the park.
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University of Southern California Law Professor Orin Kerr says parking enforcers could avoid potential Fourth Amendment issues by simply taking a photo of the car rather than chalking it.
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Martin scored 16 of his 20 points in the second half and the Tigers, 3 1/2-point road favorites, had only 11 turnovers while chalking up nine steals.
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Some national liberal pundits are still chalking up this special election result as a "moral victory" because it was such a close result in a traditionally Republican stronghold district.
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MSCI's emerging market share index fell 0.4 percent with Russian dollar-denominated stocks chalking up some of the biggest losses and currencies and bonds staying firmly under pressure too.
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IHS Markit's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 62753 in February from January's 47.9, pipping a preliminary estimate of 49.1 and chalking up its highest reading in a year.
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Mason Pryor says he knew pretty quickly his first major stand-up gig was not going to end well, but he's chalking it up to a lesson in comedy.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is the apparent winner of Washington's Democratic primary, NBC News reported Monday, chalking up another victory in a string of recent upsets over Sen.
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Some in the GOP are shrugging off the barrage of negative headlines, chalking it up to an unorthodox president and growing pains for a new administration still staffing up.
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The previous owners of the house had ripped out its walls, banged around all day, left busted garbage bags of broken plaster on the curb, chalking up the blacktop.
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Biden also addressed a moment during the CNN climate crisis town hall Wednesday when his left eye appeared bloodshot, chalking it up to an issue with his contact lens.
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" These are the lumps under our American carpet, all the racism and bigotry we've been sweeping out of sight for years and chalking it up to "a few rotten apples.
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PopSugar took down the shoppable pages on Wednesday, and CEO Brian Sugar responded to the incident on Twitter by chalking it up to an experiment that had been forgotten about.
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There isn't really a solid case to be made for Mallory being a Satanist; most supporters of this theory seem to be chalking up the suspicion to a gut feeling.
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Warren Moon doesn't believe he did anything wrong using a rape analogy to describe the treatment of Cam Newton ... chalking up the controversy over his comments to people simply overreacting.
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His supporters note that he has begun chalking up victories, like the announcement this week by a Texas health care support company that it will hire hundreds of employees here.
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Back to this week's picks: they turned out dance-heavy, a development I'm chalking up to higher temperatures, later sunsets, and a desperate need to decompress one way or another.
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It is also illuminating because Patterson carefully explores the complexity of the structural machinery behind Jamaica's dazzling successes and dismal failures, rather than just chalking these up to simple causes.
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The overwhelming weight of the playoffs, the dull, sleek visage of Horford chalking up another goddamn point in another goddamn series against goddamn LeBron James, which he will probably lose.
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One involved his decision, in 2002, to place a moratorium on "chalking," a university tradition in which opinions and other messages, some of them profane, would be scrawled on sidewalks.
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But those at their desks put money to work, with equity funds chalking up $5.5 billion inflows and emerging market debt funds their first inflow in nine weeks, of $1.9 billion.
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Women aren't even landing many entry-level jobs in the tech industry, per a new report — but proceed with caution before chalking it up to a problem with the talent pool.
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Donald also wrote that Taylor's lawfully parked car did not pose any risk to public safety, and so the city was not acting as a "community caretaker" by chalking her car.
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Comcast — Comcast's Universal Pictures scored a number one hit at the box office over the weekend, with "The Secret Life of Pets" chalking up $103.2 million in North American ticket sales.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 250.34 percent, chalking up its fourth straight daily gain, but Japan's Nikkei fell 210 percent thanks to a stubbornly strong yen.
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And this despite FaceApp chalking up a prior race-related controversy, after a 'hotness' filter was shown to be equating whiteness with attractiveness by bleaching the skin of people of color.
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The New York Times reports that New York City is expected to see 300,000 fewer international tourists this year than in 2016, and city officials are chalking it up to Trump.
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Members' funds under management ended the year at 1.2 trillion pounds, with fixed income funds the best-sellers after chalking up a record 14.3 billion pounds of net sales, it said.
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Brazilian interest rate futures fell in afternoon trading, chalking up their biggest drop in three weeks, as some traders interpreted Goldfajn's comments as being more dovish than market participants had expected.
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On a high after chalking up a record sixth win two weeks ago in his home race at Silverstone, the Mercedes driver is favorite to race to a fifth German win.
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The Chancellor and her party crawled away from the autumn 2017 vote badly battered: chalking up the CDU's worst showing since its first election in 1949, the dawn of the republic.
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Iowa State instituted its anti-chalking rule in November, under pressure from student groups who complained that bigoted and hateful messages were appearing in chalk on campus, sometimes alongside political slogans.
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"Patterson carefully explores the complexity of the structural machinery behind Jamaica's dazzling successes and dismal failures, rather than just chalking these up to simple causes," Carrie Gibson writes in her review.
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"We are chalking up the S&P 500's YTD gain of 3.6% primarily to the cessation of tax loss selling in the New Year," Colas wrote in a note to clients.
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Speaking after PVH reported earnings — the company's first quarterly revenue miss in two years — Chirico also addressed softness in the Calvin Klein jean business, chalking it up to a fashion-related miss.
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I'm shocked that I lost that much weight that quickly," said Kardashian, who added, "I'm chalking this up to the combination of breastfeeding and being very active during and after my pregnancy.
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But others have long contended that chalking up tech's diversity woes to a leaky pipeline oversimplifies the problem, which is that the industry has unresolved issues with sexism that keep women away.
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Clinton aides said Tuesday they are hopeful her message will have more time to permeate in Indiana, chalking up Michigan's failures to the way they communicated her views, not her policy proposals.
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Apple – Apple's HomePod is chalking up disappointing sales figures, according to a Bloomberg report which said Apple has been lowering its sales forecasts and that inventory in stores has been building up.
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"Trump tried to work the refs, and some of the refs responded," she said, while stressing she never accepted any offer from the billionaire, chalking it up to a simple ethical choice.
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The climbers at Earth Treks gym, in Golden, Colorado, were warming up: stretching, strapping themselves into harnesses, and chalking their hands as they prepared to scale walls stippled with multicolored plastic holds.
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"I ended up doing love stories or teen movies," Goldberg says, chalking this up to being a female writer, and the industry assumption that those are the stories she can tell best.
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"Business investment spending, which had been the star performer over the past year, actually looks close to flat this quarter, thereby chalking up its weakest performance in over a year," he wrote.
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Many left-leaning students support the chalking restrictions with a strong dose of ambivalence, and some are against them, arguing that the best antidote to hate speech is not censorship but persuasion.
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" Research has indeed found examples of women chalking up success to "luck," and studies have shown some of the most common topics used by women on social media include words like "thankful.
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Democratic strategists doubt that any of the missteps would do lasting damage to her campaign, chalking them up to a brutal primary schedule with candidates appearing at events nearly around the clock.
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After chalking up a legal W against Ezekiel Elliott yesterday, Roger Goodell decided to take a jaunt to a local watering hole and take in some Thursday Night Football with regular human beings.
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However you want to slice it, chalking up to capitalism itself or the self-pleased liberalism of doing good by doing well, few thrill at $95 leggings sold as something approaching spiritual affirmation.
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Despite the fact several spotters failed to break his fall, Carlos says he doesn't blame anyone for the scary mishap -- he's chalking it up to timing and says it was just an accident.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 20.5 percent, chalking up its sixth straight gain and coming within a whisker of breaching its high point for the year so far.
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Out of curiosity at first, the two men began to research the legal question of tire-chalking, and soon found a major opening in a 2012 Supreme Court decision, United States v. Jones.
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Bay City is working on an alternative to chalking, said Suzanne Maxwell, the director of the authority, but in the meantime, it has no procedure for enforcing time limits in free spots downtown.
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PARIS — For over 40 years, Roman Polanski has lived and made movies in France, chalking up hits at the box office and collecting accolades including the top award at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Its English language edition was less strident, with the paper citing a foreign affairs analyst chalking up Trump comments to "inexperience" in a piece entitled "Prevent 'immature' Trump being manipulated by conservative forces: analyst".
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Emerging stocks — on track for the third consecutive months of gain and their best quarter since the start of 217 — fell 2169.37 percent on the day, with bourses in Asia chalking up heavy losses.
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Amsterdam is competing with European Union cities including Frankfurt, Paris and Dublin to attract business from London, with all chalking up recent major relocation wins ahead of Britain's departure from the EU in March.
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While the Senate GOP leader has been focused on chalking up legislative victories to show that Republicans can govern, the TPP would be a tough vote for several vulnerable senators McConnell wants to protect.
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Asked about $25 million that would be set aside for D.C.'s Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Trump shrugged off concerns about the amount, chalking it up as the fruit of bipartisan compromise.
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Short, who previously worked as an aide for Vice President Mike Pence shepherded the president's agenda on Capitol Hill, chalking up a major victory with the tax bill, but falling short on Obamacare repeal.
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In foreign exchange, a $1 billion intervention in the spot market from the central bank failed to prevent the real from falling 2% against the dollar and chalking up its sixth consecutive weekly loss.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday night shrugged off outrage over President Donald Trump's willingness to receive foreign dirt on political opponents, chalking it up to partisan bitterness over the 2016 election.
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Kerr suggested that parking enforcers could avoid violating the Fourth Amendment by simply taking a photo of the car or the close-up of the tire to mark the car's placement, instead of chalking it.
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His hopes of chalking up a third Bahrain win on Sunday have already taken a hit, with the Briton set to drop five places on the grid for an unscheduled gearbox change on his Mercedes.
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Chalking it all up to a violent political rhetoric that occurs on both sides and has been around for a very long time contextualizes and normalizes the behavior of people who should not be normalized.
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IHS Markit's final composite Purchasing Managers' Index for the euro zone was 56.3 in June, down from May but comfortably beating a flash estimate, chalking up the best performance last quarter in over six years.
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" Scaramucci offered a profuse public apology to the president for those remarks on Friday, chalking up his past comments about Trump to the fact that he was "an inexperienced person in the world of politics.
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The fight for land and the environment is "a new battleground for human rights", according to British-based watchdog Global Witness, with India chalking up at least six deaths in 2015 related to land conflicts.
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A year after leaving the show for good, Glanville is moving on—but not before chalking it up to the emotional toll of living and working in an environment that encourages dramatic antics and conflict.
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Chalking violates the Fourth Amendment's ban on unreasonable searches and seizures, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals judges said, reversing a lower court's decision to dismiss the suit and sending it back for trial instead.
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Though officers these days may also take time-stamped photographs to document the infraction, "chalking tires is very old-fashioned," said Donald Shoup, a professor of urban planning at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Bitcoin rose above $5,000 for the first time last week, chalking up a more than fivefold increase this year as investors shrugged off warnings on the risks of buying into the booming digital currency market.
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"We don't have any refusal," the Ukrainian president said in an interview on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS," chalking it up to a scheduling conflict during a crammed few days of meeting with 22 heads of state.
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I don't know how many times I heard people say this as a conspiracy theory — one that I've dismissed, chalking it up to operating system updates and more demanding apps — but it turns out, it's true.
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Some publications crumbled, taking their editors down with them, while other publishers and writers emerged relatively unscathed, chalking it up to youthful indiscretion or else defending the CIA as a "nonviolent and honorable" force for good.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields rose over a basis point but on course for a slight fall on the week, easing back after chalking up the biggest rise in over a year the previous week.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton's dreams of winning the Italian Grand Prix for the third year in a row, and chalking up his 50th Formula One race victory, went out with the start lights on Sunday.
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Bullard noted that the dollar has declined in value this year, chalking that move up largely to improved growth forecasts for Europe and the expectation that the European Central Bank will respond by tightening monetary policy.
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With nearly 40% of Americans not investing at all, and almost half of them chalking it up to "not knowing how," according to a recent NerdWallet study, we wanted to round up some atypical investment suggestions.
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I'm listening to him schmooze, thinking Lol, my Earnest King is literally right next to me chalking it up, and thinking about how I bought a 64-ounce water bottle because I saw him using it once.
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Tarver was a stud boxer back in the day -- winning multiple belts and chalking up impressive victories over stars like Roy Jones Jr. He also starred as Mason "The Line" Dixon in the 2006 "Rocky Balboa" flick.
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While some Republican lawmakers have tried to minimize Tuesday's election results, chalking the apparent loss in Kentucky's gubernatorial race to the unpopularity of Matt Bevin, the GOP incumbent, others say it's time for a course correction. Sen.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a poor corner of remote northeastern Brazil often viewed as the country's 'Wild West', a young state prosecutor is chalking up wins in the fight to stop corrupt land deals.
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Bill: I'm not sure about how one would evenly distribute a lump sum into all accounts on a cryptocurrency, but I'm chalking it up to Movie Magic ™️ Em: eCoin works really differently from everything else, apparently.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kourtney Kardashian opens up about why her ex decided not to come, chalking it up to the fact that Disick, 32, always seems to have an excuse.
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A post-election Trump TV could more easily sell ads and air its videos across even more platforms and sell access to programming via chalking up subscriptions (the most likely way to raise revenue from niche online media).
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The 21-year-old German, who won the Madrid Open last week, is the in-form player on the ATP Tour going into the French Open, chalking up his 13th win in a row to reach Sunday's final.
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" Olshan says that she actually met with Charles around July 2019 to discuss the lack of progress, during which Charles "was entirely apologetic" and "acknowledged that she had been utterly disengaged," chalking it up to "her business overseas.
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Verstappen, who can expect plenty of support from his orange-clad Dutch fans, has won two of the last four races, chalking up more points than even Hamilton since the Austrian Grand Prix at the end of June.
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Stop chalking it all up to coincidence (or, in my case, the fact that I can simply never remember where I put my keys) and start being open to the idea that you may have some spooky guests.
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With the Iowa caucuses just days away, the university has effectively banned the tradition of political chalking in the name of civility, provoking a standoff over free speech that some students say has only deepened divisions on campus.
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In the six years since, GIF pronunciation debates have intermittently flared up on the internet, typically during slow news weeks and almost always offering some new perspective—asking what linguists think, chalking it up to regional differences, etc.
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Three days after chalking the MIA Mavic Pro's delay up to "amazingly strong global demand," the company's Global Director of Communication has issued another statement assuring customers that the quadcopter will finally start shipping out to purchasers starting today.
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IHS Markit's July final manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) was 46.5, just above an earlier flash reading of 46.4 but below June's 47.6 and chalking up its sixth straight month below the 50 level that separates growth from contraction.
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MSCI's emerging market stock index extended its winning streak for a third session and jumped 297 percent, with Russian dollar-stocks chalking up some of the biggest gains, rising as much as 2.8 percent after oil prices edged higher.
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IHS Markit's July final manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) was 75423, just above an earlier flash reading of 46.4 but below June's 47.6 and chalking up its sixth straight month below the 50 level that separates growth from contraction.
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Well, this brief little window into his majesty in last night's game against the Cavs—provided by courtside microphones—shows a Popovich who is neither laying down mystical brilliance, nor chalking up a complicated set of X's and O's.
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" But Republicans in Congress, where Price served for more than a decade, have been hesitant to criticize their former colleague, largely chalking up the scandal over the reported 26 trips he took on private jets to a momentary "lapse in judgment.
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As for his old team -- the Cleveland Browns -- we asked if he thinks the squad has a shot at chalking up a W this year (which they haven't done since he was the QB) ... and he gives a very definitive answer.
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"Early on, we saw a delay of around 40 hours, which is much longer than the standard 8 to 12 hour delay we see," he notes, chalking this up to overaggressive caching on Apple's part to make sure iTunes didn't crash.
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The dollar improved versus most peers with the exception of the yen, chalking up a second week of gains following a mildly hawkish view from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and surprising strong U.S. data on retail sales and consumer prices.
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A 16-year-old activist speaking at the event said that they had written the names of schools affected by shootings in chalk on the sidewalk where the die-in took place, as well as chalking the outlines of bodies.
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War is hesitant to talk about it, and during a conversation over coffee at the International Center of Photography in New York, she managed to dance around answering specifically why it fell through, essentially chalking it up to her wandering ways.
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During her weeklong campaign at Wellesley, she sought out students in their dorms and campus centers; plastered fliers across campus; posted her platform on her Facebook page; and took part in the Wellesley rite of "chalking" her name in designated areas.
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The news of the show's demise on Netflix came only a week after the cancellation of Iron "gentrified" Fist; with some blaming it on creative differences, and others chalking it up to a Disney move toward their own streaming surface.
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Some of that is due to the U.S. election — the company reported record daily audiences when it streamed the presidential debates, for example — but Twitter is chalking up the bulk of the growth to product and marketing efforts, not politics.
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Rather than standing at a blackboard chalking letters or leading a large group in song, they assert, teachers like Kelly and Lopez should pay close attention to what the children themselves are interested in, or puzzled by, and respond to that.
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Joe Crowley took responsibility for the outcome -- saying "this is on me" -- and attempted to downplay the significance of his name remaining on a third-party ballot line in November, chalking it up to the "arcane nature" of New York state's election law.
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The world number five, seeded four at the tournament he once owned, destroyed Argentina's Facundo Bagnis 6-63 6-0 6-3 to reach the third round with the loss of only nine games, chalking up a 200th match victory in grand slams.
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He also charged that it was "not a coincidence" that the statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day came the same day as Trump's executive order, which he described as a "religious test," chalking both up to the influence of top White House strategist Steve Bannon.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - When Gaelle Asheri first started playing soccer in the dirt streets near her home in Cameroon's capital, she was the only girl on the informal neighborhood teams which used stones for goal posts and kept score by chalking results on a wall.
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The real slumped to a fresh record low of 4.2862 reais per dollar on Friday, chalking up its third-largest monthly fall since the 2015-16 recession as traders tested the central bank's resolve not to intervene in the face of the depreciating exchange rate.
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Early skepticism about Dark Phoenix, even in 280 characters, gets at the very real concern that the film will instead simply gloss over these issues, chalking them up as female hysteria and delivering a very dangerous warning about repressing a woman's power and voice.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rewarding as it was for Rafael Nadal to become the only player to win the same Grand Slam 214 times by chalking up his dozen at last month's French Open, the Spaniard arrived at Wimbledon this year like a man on a mission.
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"As the rumor mill continues to head into overdrive, the firm have reacted by chalking up a snap election in early May at 5/1, whilst it's just 2/1 one is called before the end of the year," Ladbrokes said in a statement.
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DVN claims that collectively its 10 member firms now have about $1.6 billion in assets under management, and since the group's inception in the 1990s, that it has backed about 600 startups, chalking up 200 exits, including blockbusters like Skype, Baidu, Twitch and Cruise Automation.
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For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please click on * The UK blue chip index closed up 0.2 percent on Tuesday at 6,284.53, chalking up its third straight day of gains, as a rise in oil and energy shares offset weaker mining stocks.
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The city initially won, but the U.S. Sixth Circuit Appeals Court reversed the decision, saying that chalking is a form of trespass that requires a warrant, similar to attaching a tracker to a car to monitor its real-time location, according to the court's ruling.
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" The court found that the chalking was an "attempt to find something or to obtain information" from the car — albeit in a low-tech way — specifically to determine if the vehicle has "been parked in the same location for a certain period of time.
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She sued the city of Saginaw, and on Monday, a panel of three federal judges hearing an appeal in the case ruled unanimously that the police practice of chalking tires to tell whether a car overstays the time limit on a parking space is unconstitutional.
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The students felt that there was an anti-diversity subtext to the so-called chalking written on campus about Mr. Trump, the Republican front-runner whose divisive comments about Muslims, women, Hispanics and disabled people have offended his critics but have tended to embolden his supporters.
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GTM lowered its forecast for solar installations during the 2018-2022 period by 13 percent, chalking up the revision to changes in federal and state policies, a potpourri of market headwinds across the major solar power segments, the fallout from Trump's tariffs and corporate tax reform impacts.
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Residents of Calexico, a small border town that recently saw the completion of renovations to a steel barrier, chafed at the barbed wire that also was installed, with one chalking it up to political propaganda from a White House that cannot fathom life along the southwest frontier.
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The numbers show a downward trend going as far back as 2008 — that year saw a high of $39.5 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI), dropping nearly every year and chalking a mere $1.4 billion in 153, according to the UN Conference on Trade and Development's World Investment Report.
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Despite the app already chalking up nearly 600,000 users and, I'm told, on track to hit the 1 million mark this year, the funding is actually going to enable Tricount's two founders, Guillebert de Dorlodot and Jonathan Fallon, to work full time on the startup for the first time.
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I don't see why cab drivers of the future shouldn't be chalking white lines on side streets to derail self-driving Ubers which are putting them out of work, and I also think we need more eyes and hands on the tools which are shaping all of our futures.
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MSCI's emerging market equity index slipped as much as 1 percent to hit its weakest level since July 2017 with markets in Asia chalking up hefty losses after U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Friday he was ready to slap tariffs on virtually all Chinese imports to the United States.
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The company needs a hit on the heels of a hefty Q4 loss, chalking the dire financials up to "weak sales" of the G5 – and while it claims that the V20 is doing just fine, thank you very much, the dual-camera handset wasn't nearly enough to offset that disappointment.
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Chalking this up to the moral turpitude of the poor is a cop out—Obama ran much better among white men without a college degree in 2012 than Clinton is currently polling, and Trump may well win the heavily white, heavily distressed second congressional district of Maine purely for this reason.
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" In contrast, Rad and Pambakian's attorneys said the "ensuing crescendo of retaliation — reminiscent of many Hollywood #MeToo cases — included [Tinder's parent company] Match circling the wagons around Blatt, publicly belittling Pambakian by chalking up the assault to 'consensual cuddling,' and firing her months later after she refused to sign an NDA.
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According to a recent study we conducted in partnership with Twine, a saving and investing app by John Hancock, only a quarter of 1,000 women in long-term relationships said they are investing with their partner, with many chalking it up to not feeling like they had the time or funds to invest.
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Then again, there are also reports that Killer network prioritization tech (which is made by a company called Rivet Networks, not Linksys) isn't actually all that effective to begin with, so it might be worth just chalking this all up to some overly optimistic marketing and stick with a regular router instead.
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Now that we appear poised to lose much of the ground women have gained over the last 40 years, many feminists have taken a cue from Trump and gone on an aggrieved blaming binge of their own, chalking up the colossal political failures before us to the entrenched misogyny of America's voters.
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" MICHAEL ARONE, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST AT STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS IN BOSTON "This is kind of a blame it on the weather jobs report, a lot of folks are chalking up the miss on the top line as a result of Hurricane Florence and some of the weather that occurred during the month.
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And even when I do trust myself enough to think a symptom might not be attributable to anxiety alone, I'm used to doctors brushing me off or chalking up my concerns to paranoia (something that's common for women patients, whose concerns are frequently downplayed by health care professionals; it's even more common for black women).
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The foundation teaches essentials such as when it is legal to record a conversation with a college administrator; how to press schools to cover some of the security costs; regulations on sidewalk chalking, fliers and other forms of promotion and whether they can be challenged; and when to call the foundation's legal staff for help.
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The 6th Circuit Court panel issued its opinion with regard to a 2017 case in which Alison Taylor, a Michigan woman who received 15 parking citations in three years, sued the city of Saginaw and its parking enforcement officer for violating her Fourth Amendment by chalking her car tires without her consent or a valid search warrant.
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However as the final two matches are played out, Sedol has clawed one back for humans by winning the fourth match (via The Verge), and chalking up his first win against the AI. DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis tweeted that the machine's loss was due to Sedol's ingenuity in move 78 pressurizing it into making a fatal mistake… Lee Sedol wins game 4!!!
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Swimmers coached by Meehan, past and present, tell similar stories of his devotion, which include holding the lap counter at the end of the lane in the distance races when no one else could be found to help out, or chipping in to set up the lane lines before practice, a task akin to a baseball manager chalking the field.
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But it's been falling steadily since 2008— that year saw a high of $39.5 billion in FDI, dropping nearly every year and chalking a mere $1.4 billion in 2017, according to the UN. Obstacles remain in the form of skills shortages and lower oil prices, as well as growing international concern over the unpredictability and repressive tactics of the kingdom's powerful young crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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" Avant-garde musicians were looking for audiences, and creepy political cults were looking for fresh recruits, yet those Ixnae Nix posters "advertised nothing but themselves," Mr. Sante noted, with "obvious parallels to the gnomic phrases Jean-Michel Basquiat was then writing on walls in the last phase of his SAMO enterprise, and lightly suggestive of the single-panel cartoons Keith Haring was soon to begin chalking in blank poster frames in subway stations.
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And foreign direct investment (FDI) has been falling steadily since 2008 — that year saw a high of $39.5 billion in FDI, dropping nearly every year and chalking a mere $1.4 billion in 2017, according to the UN. Obstacles remain in the form of skills shortages, lower oil prices and rising unemployment in the kingdom, as well as growing international concern over the unpredictability and repressive tactics of the kingdom's powerful young crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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Maybe that is what's bringing this company down, isn't it, inch by inch by inch, and yeah you float through this job because it doesn't mean anything to you, but when the CEO sadly makes an announcement at the end-of-year, you immediately shoot your hand up and ask if there's going to be salary increases, and all around you, faces, turning, imperceptibly, all of them chalking up one final additional mark in their head: That prick is my enemy, they're all thinking, I hate that prick with my life.
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Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpHouse chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia New York judge allows portion of lawsuit against Trump and his children to proceed MORE says aliens aren't scouting out President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's Scottish golf course, chalking up a "UFO" sighting to the reflection of ceiling lights.
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