Does it egregiously cherry pick facts to make its argument?
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They also want the ability to cherry-pick the best deals.
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That is, they don't cherry-pick, prioritizing some websites over others.
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Then, cherry-pick a single piece of data that refutes it.
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Like many insurers, Metromile seeks to cherry-pick the least risky customers.
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Of course, it is easy to cherry-pick vivid examples of women's disadvantage.
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The new operators will cherry-pick its past and use what they like.
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Lighthizer argued that the White House can't cherry pick those types of changes.
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Prosecutors would have to do more than cherry-pick a few convincing moments.
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Or you could just cherry-pick from it and cook a single recipe.
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Maybe someday people will drop the ideological boundaries and not cherry-pick concern.
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Are opinion articles fake if they cherry-pick facts to draw disputable conclusions?
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It is easy to cherry-pick from among these figures to make contradictory claims.
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Let's not just cherry pick the high taxes, paid parental leave, and free college.
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Instead, they may cherry-pick the higher profit pieces of banking, the report said.
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"People want to attack U Wirathu, they cherry pick his extreme words," he said.
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Politicians of both parties shade the truth, cherry-pick statistics, and sometimes outright lie.
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The charters here educate almost all public-school students, so they can't cherry pick.
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We cherry-pick in the grocery store, the stock market, and the drug store.
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That way, it's harder for them to deviate from the plan and cherry-pick results.
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However, if you cherry-pick the data from 2009 to 2012, the deficit jumped 20153%.
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However, if you cherry-pick the data from 2009 to 2012, the deficit jumped 34%.
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I could—I almost inevitably would—cherry pick the facts that aligned in its service.
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EU leaders have said Britain cannot try and cherry-pick the best elements of membership.
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This is lost in many articles that cherry-pick the most shockingly pro-Clinton results.
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"You can't cherry pick who gets reviewed and what criteria for success that review captures."
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Then they'll cherry-pick the relatively healthy with hopes of insuring just the super healthy.
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The M5S has always insisted that, by ignoring ideology, it can cherry-pick policies that work.
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Registration will make it harder for scientist to cherry-pick data that makes them look good.
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Publication bias puts a perverse pressure on scientists to cherry-pick their results to skew positive.
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The new rule essentially allows the Senate to cherry-pick who they talk to and where.
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Don't cherry-pick polls to claim that most Americans actually favor a ban on private insurance.
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Still, critics say AHPs could still find other ways to cherry-pick only young, healthy people.
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You can check out the full schedule of games, or cherry pick from our list of favorites.
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Times are obviously different today -- paging Kim Kardashian -- but the tendency to cherry pick the Constitution remains.
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They tend to cherry-pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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Is now the time to cherry-pick some of the names that may have been unfairly punished?
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But it was unclear whether congressional rules would allow lawmakers to cherry-pick the more popular measures.
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That's why so many American multinationals cherry-pick their company "locations" to minimize their tax in Europe.
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"Britain can't just cherry pick the results, choosing one part and not the other," Kramer told ZDF.
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They tend to cherry pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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As a result, clients feel empowered to cherry-pick the services they want from agencies, Lachter said.
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Still, critics say AHPs could still find other ways to cherry-pick only the young, healthy people.
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The idea behind the program is to remove the financial incentive for insurers to "cherry pick" healthier customers.
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The cynical might be forgiven for seeing in such vagueness a license to cherry-pick the most comely.
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The modules are designed to work together, although customers can also cherry pick only the ones they need.
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From the other hand, it is probably not possible for the UK to cherry pick on certain issues.
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They'll cherry-pick, buy a little of this and that, rather than stay with the high-end brand.
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But what makes it less appropriate if you cherry-pick an issue ... highlight the aspect of (Israeli) settlements.
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I enjoy buying collections and going through them to cherry-pick the cards that need to get graded.
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All of these can affect a study's conclusions, and there is plenty of opportunity to cherry-pick data.
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Usually, the complaint about social-science writing is that authors cherry-pick their data to support a slick argument.
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She said that the media tended to "cherry pick" posts from Trump's social media presence to highlight insulting behavior.
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"Machine learning can cherry-pick and rapidly learn from the employer how to do a lookalike search," Siegel said.
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You don't cherry-pick happiness and enjoyment, the so-called good emotions; it was okay to have negative thoughts.
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"Machine learning can cherry pick and rapidly learn from the employer how to do a lookalike search," Siegel said.
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Individual policymakers would have strong incentives to cherry-pick forecasts that portray their proposals in the most positive light.
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Here and there one can cherry-pick some demographic parallels, but the differences far outweigh any similarities in importance.
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They shouldn't get to cherry pick their public utterances by strategically deleting tweets they regret before announcing their candidacies.
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And it's just as easy to cherry-pick results that highlight the positive aspects of technology on kids' brains.
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Better yet: They ought to preregister their plans of analysis so they can't cherry-pick positive results later on.
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They want to cherry-pick a season or two when James hasn't been challenged through the three conference rounds?
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It got its start as a direct peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platform, where investors cherry-pick specific loans.
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And we can predict that each side will cherry-pick excerpts and spin them accordingly to support their views.
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Carriers are looking to slim down their offerings as consumers cherry-pick better networks or simply cut the cable.
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And of course, you could cherry pick cycles over the past few decades that would provide support for this opinion.
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The United States is a big country, and it's possible to cherry-pick examples of lots of different things happening.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has insisted London not be allowed to "cherry pick" parts of the EU it wants to keep.
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You can cherry-pick the best bits of the past, but then you can utilize forty years of technological advancement.
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Still, Republicans who attempt to cherry-pick their support for Trump could open themselves up to attacks from both sides.
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We'll cherry pick a couple of kids each year, and they'll go to Stanford, Princeton or the Air Force academy.
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Fox News, to cherry pick the friendliest conservative outlet, has Trump's favorability ratings at 42 percent, with 55 percent unfavorable.
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However, the ability to cherry-pick channels is limited and the cost of an internet TV service adds up quickly.
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Carriers, meanwhile, are looking to slim down their offerings as consumers cherry-pick better networks or simply cut the cable.
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Similarly, jurors and viewers can choose to wrestle with the full body of available evidence, or they can cherry-pick.
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They would grab clothes by the armful and would later gather in a corner to cherry-pick the best items.
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In science, you don't just get to cherry-pick the parts that justify what you were going to do anyway.
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But he also got to cherry-pick the questions he answered, and issued broad talking points instead of direct answers.
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So he should be called out, and he doesn&apost have a right to cherry pick what questions people ask him.
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The other worries about the integrity of that single market, should Britain or any other state cherry-pick conditions for membership.
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Building firms can cherry pick the contracts they want to take on, and broadband contracts are not top of the list.
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Pick your losses In deciding which investments are the best candidates for tax-loss selling, don't cherry-pick the biggest losses.
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That is what Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, means when she says Britain cannot "cherry-pick" the benefits without the obligations.
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And like any other ambitious politician, he isn't afraid to cherry-pick facts or manipulate the message to achieve that goal.
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The Clinton campaign expressed displeasure with the transfer of the material, saying that Republicans would cherry-pick it to discredit Mrs.
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They cherry pick which stories and what images of slavery they show to us, and for what reason I'm not sure.
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We&aposre able to cherry-pick the people that we want and there&aposs not many companies competing for those people.
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Policymakers should better regulate charter schools to make sure they do not "cherry pick" the easiest-to-teach students, he added.
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There's a lot of opinion and then I can't help it, but I'll cherry-pick facts to support my opinion. Sure.
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When drug companies seek FDA approval for a drug or device, they aren't allowed to cherry-pick which results they report.
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And they will cherry-pick decisions in which he ruled against a sympathetic cause or litigant, as is sometimes a judge's duty.
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Dream on, the EU has said, quick to disabuse the U.K. of the notion that it can "cherry-pick" on EU rules.
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But she too was firm on the price for market access, saying London could not "cherry-pick" the EU benefits it liked.
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Those who favour some immigration often prefer an Australian-style points system that would let Britain cherry-pick the best and brightest.
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The technology isn't quite sophisticated enough yet to cherry-pick what sounds you want to block, though that's the long-term goal.
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EU negotiators have insisted that the UK cannot "cherry-pick" parts of the Withdrawal Agreement should parliament fail to approve the deal.
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Wexton pushed back on his criticism, arguing that her opponents are "trying to cherry-pick my record" to present an unflattering portrait.
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"You can't cherry-pick the decreases because it's allowing even greater increases to escape control," he said, thus leading to more pollution.
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"You can't cherry-pick the decreases because it's allowing even greater increases to escape control," he said, thus leading to more pollution.
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Another approach is to cherry-pick some community activities that you feel most comfortable with and that provide social engagement as well.
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Without pointing fingers, I think that different groups will cherry-pick the numbers that best support the argument they're trying to make.
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This means researchers sometimes cherry-pick results, leaving doctors and patients with a skewed picture of how drugs and devices actually work.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Tuesday that the U.K. will not be able to "cherry pick" its favorite privileges, while ignoring its responsibilities.
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The only information that has been released to the public regarding these proceedings are the leaks the Democrats cherry-pick for the press.
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If you cherry pick countries because the laws are looser, you undermine scientific development under controlled circumstances and add risk to the patient.
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Some die-hards still hope that German carmakers will press Angela Merkel into allowing Britain to cherry-pick the benefits of EU membership.
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The idea of "proper" culture was always going to collapse when young people were able to cherry-pick from subcultures by total osmosis.
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They sell into the same markets, he said, and a combination would allow them to "cherry-pick the best salespeople" and cut costs.
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It weakens public trust in law enforcement when we cherry pick which laws to enforce and which laws to ignore or even defy.
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Brexit's supporters are deluded when they argue that Britain could cherry pick what it likes about the European Union and discard the rest.
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Previous administrations have tried to cherry-pick from the data and analysis provided by the intelligence community to justify their foreign policy goals.
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So even if you cherry-pick left-leaning Democrats, a look at their actual positions shows them to be not at all extreme.
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Some fund managers cherry-pick statistics to make the stocks in their funds look like they performed better than those of their peers.
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But consumer advocates worry private insurers will "cherry-pick" the NFIP by insuring only low- to moderate-risk policies, which generate bigger profits.
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Those invoking the "states' rights" mantra in this debate can't cherry pick arguments from both sides to conveniently advance their own financial agendas.
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The N.F.L. has always felt free to cherry-pick elements from upstart competitors, like the A.F.L., the XFL, Canadian football or arena football.
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On the rosy statistical picture you paint, I think you can cherry-pick an opposite set of statistics that tells an opposite story.
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Such a deal would, however, require the United Kingdom to realise that it cannot cherry pick benefits of EU membership without the corresponding responsibilities.
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Uber drivers do this both by only showing a first name and location (no picture) and by reprimanding drivers if they cherry-pick customers.
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Europeans, including German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel, renewed their insistence London would not be allowed to "cherry pick" EU benefits without paying for them.
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If there is a slow decline, this will allow the companies enough time to cherry pick the best properties, cut costs and avoid bankruptcy.
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They also called for the fixture list to be liberalised, so that they could cherry-pick their opponents (and play more games amongst themselves).
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Another favorite approach is to cherry-pick a handful of red states with decent records and contrast them with the most troubled blue states.
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Tyson told Zakaria that he had no patience for those who, as he put it, "cherry pick" scientific studies according to their belief system.
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"They often cherry pick data in ways that mislead while portraying these issues as so terribly complex that nothing can be done," he said.
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To be clear, "think tanks" often do take money from corporations to cherry pick data in order to parrot the positions of their donors.
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" Thaw Parka, a spokesman for Ma Ba Tha, a Buddhist nationalist group associated with the controversial monk, says critics "cherry pick (Wirathu's) extreme words.
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Do you imagine that things have changed or is it just back to ... You can cherry-pick data to support that things are getting better.
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There are very many different eukaryotes and the authors cherry pick a few examples and quickly reject them before moving immediately to an animal conclusion.
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None is convinced that maintaining good commercial relations with Britain is worth pursuing talks indefinitely, or allowing it to cherry-pick the benefits of membership.
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Or is it the vehicle for the media to cherry-pick comments to make him look less well versed -- or calm -- than his official statements?
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Steffen Kampeter, a former deputy finance minister representing Germany, said Britain would not be allowed to cherry-pick the benefits of membership without the costs.
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If a reporter is going to cherry-pick old clients in a story about Mueller, Steele is just as big a name as any Russian.
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Serious economists look at the business cycle from peak to peak or trough to trough; they don't cherry pick the worst year to the best.
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"One of our advantages is our ability to source both equity and financing from the Israeli capital market to cherry pick exciting projects," Tadmor said.
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Attempts to cherry-pick words like "plantation" out of our incredibly painful history only underscores white America's refusal to openly and honestly grapple with race.
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Robert Greenwald, faculty director of Harvard Law School's Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation, said insurance companies still cherry-pick, but now they're subtler.
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It's also easy for people with factional concerns to cherry-pick specific races and argue that their favored brand of candidate would be winning everywhere.
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The album seemed to cherry-pick the best moments from their mid-22016s career and carefully mix them together, revitalizing their sound for a newer generation.
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There's something about Halloween that makes people think they get a free pass to cherry-pick different parts of other cultures to play dress-up with.
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There are good ways and bad ways to cherry-pick from a certain culture for your own gain, and this, my pals, is the bad way.
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" Stephen Murray, a Celtic fan and author of "Ten Men Won the League," said he believed that "you cannot cherry-pick what you get to keep.
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But European leaders have warned Britain it cannot cherry pick which rules it follows if it wants to continue to have unfettered access to Europe's markets.
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"I think opponents to immigration like to cherry-pick egregious cases where the individual does not belong in the U.S. and therefore marginalize an entire community."
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The policy shop of every 2020 Democratic candidate for president would be wise to pore over "People, Power, and Profits" and cherry-pick its best ideas.
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The existing "uneven research" and "contradictory studies" mean "the two sides can then cherry pick studies that happen to support what they already believe," he said.
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It's there that candidates and pundits in the US should be looking when trying to cherry-pick a moral of the story from the UK election.
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Health experts have warned that the proposal could cause an upheaval in ObamaCare's insurance markets because the AHPs would likely cherry pick only young, healthy people.
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Managers presiding at virtual-only confabs, critics say, can cherry-pick which shareholders' questions to answer and prevent investors from communicating one on one with management.
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And when it comes to games making their debut, Sony sure knows how to cherry pick them with Furi and Rocket League both leading the charge.
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Brussels is determined not to allow Britain to "cherry-pick" elements of EU membership, which might encourage other countries to follow it out of the door.
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Although firms may lack any intent to cherry pick and feel their policies and procedures are adequate, testing should also be done regularly as evidence of effectiveness.
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To reach this goal, banks are expected to cherry-pick small loans with good-quality real estate assets as collateral to include in portfolios to be sold.
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I think ultimately people are going to cherry pick whatever they want from the report, and whatever they believe now they&aposll try to bolster that argument.
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Exchanges should also adopt the California approach of requiring insurers to bid on large geographic areas and populations and not try to cherry pick only profitable counties.
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In the future, this lack of transparency could be avoided by simply requiring candidates to disclose their full employment history, rather than allowing them to cherry pick.
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But health experts have warned that the proposal could cause an upheaval in ObamaCare's insurance markets because the AHPs would likely cherry-pick only young, healthy people.
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They say that the administration is asking the agency to cherry-pick intelligence to support a foregone conclusion — rather than following the intelligence where it leads them.
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When asked if she or her aides directed staff to cherry pick claims, DeVos said the department was focused on addressing all of the loan forgiveness claims.
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As fintechs get bigger though, Frank said banks will most likely raise flags that a company like PayPal can "cherry pick" which parts of consumer finance they target.
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But there is enough in it for him and his allies to twist and cherry-pick that its actual findings are likely to be lost in partisan noise.
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Doctors shouldn't be able to cherry pick — they must be in-network for all the procedures they normally perform and on all days of the week they practice.
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Ryan eventually proposed a more limited process for leadership to cherry-pick which amendments could get floor time to add more predictability and protect members from tough votes.
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If you want to cherry-pick good statistics to make the claim work, reverse it and say Democrat presidents with a gridlock government make the market go up.
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"This is an attempt to cherry-pick the kind of science that they want to put forward," said Yogin Kothari, the Union of Concerned Scientists' senior Washington representative.
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Today's news is the perfect example of Amazon having enough cash to "cherry pick" its real estate, Forte said, and there could be many more deals to come.
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Most importantly, critics overlook the reliance of southerners—many of them land rich and cash poor—on working forests, and they cherry pick data to support their conclusions.
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Allowing Britain to cherry-pick its membership rules would encourage these separatists, greatly undermining the European project and making the region less stable, less prosperous and less tolerant.
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Those outside the upper echelons will continue to resist big bids for their stars, and will continue to cherry-pick the odd one of their own from abroad.
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We just want to cherry pick the rounds of companies we know well, and maybe another 20 percent of it goes to a brand-new, late-stage deal.
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"From a market perspective, we're used to the same old line from the EU: that the UK can't cherry-pick," said MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman, in London.
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He said his team had created the multiple voucher programs for different populations and quickly learned that it created confusion and even encouraged landlords to cherry-pick programs.
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Each new report contains dozens of statistics on different sectors of the economy, creating plenty of scope to cherry-pick the figures that best fit a particular narrative.
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And last week, the court decided that companies bringing patent infringement cases must do so in a jurisdiction where the defendant is incorporated rather than cherry-pick courts.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz's testimony on Capitol Hill today painted a vivid illustration of how political actors frequently cherry-pick facts for their own partisan gain.
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The Europeans, as the home team, are allowed to see the Team World lineup for Saturday before they choose their own and can thus cherry-pick the matchups.
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Insurers had to raise rates for everyone because they could no longer cherry-pick only healthy applicants and because they had to cover a wide array of services.
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Big institutions, serving as lenders, could cherry-pick the loans they wanted to back, based on the data available about borrowers' credit histories and their likelihood to repay.
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By assessing individuals' risk more and more accurately, insurers could cherry-pick the 'good risk' from the bad, leading to increasingly differentiated pricing or coverage denial for some individuals.
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The discipline is reforming its methods, calling for bigger sample sizes in studies, preregistered study methods (so researchers can't cherry-pick results after the fact), and increasing data sharing.
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And it gets to the point where stores lose money rather than earn it, especially when customers are savvy enough to cherry pick the best deals from each flyer.
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In the case of economic migrants, they are entitled to be selective, so long as they don't cherry-pick migrants who services are badly needed in their home countries.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office filed a motion asking the judge to let them cherry-pick portions of the 2015 recorded interview with Chapo, included in Penn's Rolling Stone article.
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Although Mr Putin asked for comprehensive policy strategies and each politician is lobbying hard for his respective plan, Kremlin officials have said the president might cherry-pick individual measures.
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"It's as if doctors are saying, 'I'm going to cherry-pick what you know and you don't know,'" said Erica Steadman, 30, a digital marketing manager in Crete, Ill.
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They'll just cherry pick what they want via News+, and Apple will shave off a few cents for the publisher while owning all the data, customer relationship and power.
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"Don't be fooled by the partisans who cherry-pick the worst mistakes of individual journalists or the craziest ideas from commentators and claim that's the entire media," he said.
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And so his go-to move in times like this is to lash out at the media and cherry-pick data that paints himself in the most favorable light.
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Edwin Franco, a father of two girls who lives in the Bronx, said that too many selective schools cherry pick the best students — and deprive everyone else of opportunities.
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"The [rules] resolution would allow the president to cherry-pick documents he has refused to produce to the House and attempt to admit them into evidence here," said Rep.
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With posts and comments on his increasingly popular Facebook page that cherry-pick data and make unsupported claims, he has amassed a following in wide areas of the country.
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But that's likely because AOT laws could require their programs to accept the most seriously ill, thus threatening their ability to cherry-pick the highest-functioning individuals to serve.
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"All we have is your four-page summary letter, which seems to cherry pick from the report to draw the most favorable conclusion possible for the president," Lowey said.
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For all the creative solutions proposed by lawyers in London, Europeans are not minded to let Britain off the hook by allowing it easily to "cherry-pick" sectoral carve-outs.
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Now Uber's homescreen can cherry pick the most relevant ride suggestions from across all price classes and vehicle types based on your trip length, destination type and personal ride history.
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EU officials have repeatedly said Britain cannot restrict immigration and be a member of the single market, ruling out allowing London to "cherry pick" the best parts of their union.
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"There's no reason at all to allow Britain to cherry pick ... but there's also no reason to prevent Britain from receiving trade advantages," given to other neighboring countries, it said.
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Did approaching it that way, where you could kind of cherry pick what made the final cut, break you from that feeling that everything needed to connect at the end?
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That has also angered Democrats who say a team headed by a onetime Bush aide and Kavanaugh colleague will allow the GOP to cherry-pick what information is made public.
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"All we have is your four-page summary letter, which seems to cherry pick from the report to draw the most favorable conclusion possible for the President," Lowey's remarks stated.
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But how can the new president cherry pick parts of the plan for reprieve if he kills its central funding mechanism, the individual mandate for all Americans to buy insurance?
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She relied on an estate liquidator in Florida; the Maine house sold furnished, but the buyers let Ms. Murphy cherry-pick pieces to keep for her own home in Manhattan.
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The record had conflicting statements from Trump and his associates but courts seemed to cherry-pick statements, relying on those that fulfilled their narrative while ignoring those that did not.
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Biden said then that immigrants should "get in line" with American law and he expressed support for policies that would "cherry-pick" highly-skilled immigrants to admit into the country.
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The new film is the best of the bunch, but it owes a lot to its predecessors, since Cooper essentially got to cherry-pick what worked and rethink what didn't.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel told broadcaster ZDF on Sunday that Britain would not be allowed to "cherry pick" what it wanted from the relationship while jettisoning aspects it did not like.
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It reportedly accepts less than 1 out of every 100 high school graduates; venture firms with a cybersecurity focus then try to cherry-pick among these when their service is completed.
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She was meeting with foreign officials and government officials constantly, so to pull all of them out of the equation, cherry-pick a very small number of meetings, is pretty outrageous.
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"Republicans in Congress repeatedly cherry-pick, mischaracterize, and then leak bits and pieces of documents to fabricate conspiracy theories to protect President Trump, and this is just the latest example," Reps.
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" French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated the EU's mantra that London would not be allowed to "cherry-pick" access to parts of the EU market: "The single market cannot be divided up.
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Still, if Google can cherry pick enough flagship devices and markets to buy in to supporting RCS it might have figured that's critical messaging mass enough to stack against Apple's iMessage.
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After all, if the U.K. was allowed to cherry-pick what it liked and did not like in the EU, why should other countries not be allowed to do the same?
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Granted, Join the Dots is nearly five hours long, and even if you were just to cherry-pick the very best material, you'd still have a couple album's worth of songs.
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Competitors have taken a significant broadband market share as they rolled out their own infrastructure and have been able to cherry pick the most commercially attractive locations, typically in large cities.
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This has occasionally tempted some unscrupulous advisors to "cherry pick" winning or losing trades and allocate them in a preferential manner to preferred accounts or even their own personal or firm accounts.
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A favourite early mantra of Brexiteer MPs was that German carmakers would pressure Angela Merkel to overrule other states (France, say) and let Britain cherry-pick the details of its new relationship.
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"To cherry-pick one project among hundreds during this time frame and then use it out of context in order to further an agenda-driven story line is grossly inaccurate," he said.
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"While IEX is free to cherry pick and conflate their numbers, the fact remains that the all-in cost to trade on NYSE is lower than IEX," NYSE spokeswoman Kristen Kaus said.
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Buyers are likely to cherry-pick the steel company's assets, which may leave the scheme without a viable sponsor—contributions into the fund were £155m ($21960m) in the most recent financial year.
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But Steele argued that it would be dishonest and distorting to cherry-pick details, and that the possibility of a potential American President being subject to blackmail was too important to hide.
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Where most startups cherry-pick their board from a select group of top execs and significant investors, Dash says that he wants an outsider to snag one of those seats at Glitch.
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Unlike liposuction, which removes fat by scraping and suctioning it out, AirSculpt uses a smaller and more precise cannula that works in a superfast corkscrew-like motion to cherry-pick targeted cells.
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I think people should look at the whole body of my testimony, because, as I used to say to juries, and when I talked about a witness, you can't cherry-pick it.
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"It happened over and over again for three days where they really cherry-pick one part of a sentence and then would not read the full part of the sentence," he said.
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We cherry-pick data to fit our worldviews, prefer inaction to action, misunderstand nearly everything related to probability, and prefer decisions skewed in the direction of avoiding failure rather than achieving success.
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" Nita Lowey, the Democratic chairwoman of the full House Appropriations Committee, said Barr's four-page letter appears to "cherry-pick from the report to draw to most favourable conclusion possible for the president.
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There's an avenue of litigation, I suppose, if Trump wanted to argue about improprieties with the selection of electoral voters or if he wanted to systematically cherry-pick or fight certain state results.
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But while the couple will likely cherry-pick photos and maintain a certain standard of self-presentation — just like most Instagram users — they've already shown a departure from other royal social media accounts.
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There is no point in this described process where the next logical step for a movie studio to make would be to cherry-pick specifically Jared Leto and give him his own movie.
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If you plan on shopping this year, we have you covered from nearly every point of entry, having combed through thousands of deals to cherry-pick the ones you won't want to miss.
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"I think we learned the hard way in the Iraq War that administrations sometimes manipulate and cherry-pick intelligence to further their political goals, that's what got us into the Iraq War," Sen.
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" Nita Lowey, the Democratic chairwoman of the full House Appropriations Committee, said Barr's four-page letter appears to "cherry-pick from the report to draw to most favourable conclusion possible for the president.
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For me, calling objectivity impossible isn't a hall pass to do whatever I want: cherry-pick the evidence, distort the facts or the voices of my subjects, bend the world around my theories.
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On and on it goes -- bad numbers following bad numbers, leaving the poll-obsessed Trump to cherry-pick a piece of data here and there that suggests he isn't doing all that badly.
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To solve these crises, the states created "take all comers" insurers, and then at some point encouraged the private market to cherry-pick until the problem became manageable or simply ceased to exist.
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While we shouldn't make too much out of a sample size this small, FertilityIQ's founders, Jake Anderson and Deborah Bialis, believe that doctors cherry-pick patients who have a high likelihood of success.
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It's simple to cherry-pick a start date that makes American decline look bad, but the reality is that China is gaining global economic share at the expense mainly of Europe and Japan.
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" She continues, "Growing up I always thought I wanted the past to be different than it was, and going through this process, I realized you can't cherry pick the things that happen to you.
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Republicans are ready to cherry-pick from a Rolodex of bad ideas, ones that promise a race to the bottom for consumer protection and higher costs for people who need health insurance the most.
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Even absent such legal restrictions, departments reserve broad discretion to decide whether and when to release footage, which has allowed them to cherry-pick valiant footage for swift public release, while burying controversial footage.
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I think it is inevitable that the gallery system will go through a business restructuring, because otherwise small galleries are essentially incubating artists and employees for larger spaces that just brutally cherry-pick them.
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The Memories feature that creates little montages from your photos and videos now analyzes more types of scenarios to better cherry-pick moments that it thinks you'll want to revisit, but probably forgot about.
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Amazon's logistics division, he suspects, will seek to "cherry pick" profitable undertakings such as managing the system, leaving only low-margin activities, such as basic transport services, to the likes of Maersk and DHL.
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French President Emmanuel Macron calling Brexit campaigners liars and a jokey social media posting by Tusk about May not being allowed to "cherry pick" EU market access were "not helpful", one EU official said.
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LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday she would not try to "cherry pick" parts of European Union membership as Britain leaves the bloc, saying she respected its four freedoms.
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Tusk welcomes May's acknowledgement she cannot "cherry pick" single market membership without accepting freedom of movement for EU workers but warns against her suggestion that Brussels open technical talks on trade in specific sectors.
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"The fact you can 'cherry pick' three, or thirty, or three hundred guests for that matter, who seek to blame others for their plight or struggle in life, is not the least bit surprising."
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Now, many will say that Trump was joking or he says outrageous things to get attention or even that the media and his opponents cherry-pick his words and blow them out of proportion.
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Second, polls can be really helpful at assessing the state of a race, but only if you fight the temptation to cherry-pick, to only cite polls telling the story you want to hear.
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It also includes enough sweeteners for both sides to cherry pick what they'll claim victory on, including a bump in defense spending, considered a top priority for Republicans, and domestic priorities touted by Democrats.
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Although it has been easy to cherry-pick poll numbers that seem to imply that the president's ratings are perpetually pushing new lows, or new highs, his approval rating has remained stable for months.
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There are countless Americans on both sides of the aisle who did not bother to read the Mueller report but will cherry-pick all their favorite quotes to support what they are already believe.
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The president is not only willing to cherry-pick polls to portray himself as more popular than he really is, but in this case he's apparently willing to pluck numbers out of thin air.
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Human beings don't cherry pick individual stories for your News Feed, but human beings do write the algorithms that determine what you see, explained Facebook VP Adam Mosseri, who oversees the News Feed product teams.
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The U.K. cannot "cherry pick" the parts of the single market it wants to keep when it quits the European Union, the EU's vice-president for the euro and social dialogue told CNBC on Saturday.
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"All we have is your four-page summary, which seems to cherry-pick from the report to draw the most favorable conclusion possible for the president," said Rep Nita Lowey, a Democrat from New York.
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It helps us get better at finding the sort of deals you'd like to know about, and it helps us become more discerning in the deals we cherry-pick for you on future Prime Days.
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The Democrats have not only given themselves the power to control which witnesses testify, they have also reserved the right to cherry pick which portions of the witness testimony will get released to the public.
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The EU has insisted that the "four freedoms" of free movement of workers, goods, services and capital cannot be separated from each other and Britain could not cherry-pick only those that benefit its interests.
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He could, for instance, order his staff to cherry-pick studies and data that in turn would lead to lax standards or even allow the continued use of chemicals that ought to be banned outright.
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"You can cherry pick instances where Renewal schools are doing better or Renewal schools are doing worse, but when you look at the evidence in its entirety, it's about the same progress," Mr. Pallas said.
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But definitive judgements on debates are only made in hindsight—once we know who wins an election, we'll go back and cherry-pick the worst Clinton or Trump gaffes as signs the loser was losing.
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Eurogroup President, Jeroen Dijsselbloem – like many other European leaders – has in the past stated that the U.K. cannot "cherry pick" profitable parts of the European Union as it negotiates its departure from the political-economic bloc.
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Charlie Kirk is not the first public figure, on either side of the political spectrum, to cherry-pick or willfully misinterpret data, statements, or proposals, transforming them into "facts" intended to cudgel the opposition into submission.
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My hope is not to disclose because I can, though, or to do so reflexively or gratuitously, but to cherry-pick the things I think will spark a flicker of recognition and connection in a reader.
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Leaders were clear that they would not allow Britain to "cherry pick" the profitable parts of their union, such as free access to the market for certain sectors, without taking on the full responsibilities of membership.
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ESSEN, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel told a party congress of her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) on Tuesday that Britain would not be allowed to cherry pick in its Brexit negotiations with the European Union.
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However, there are concerns that insurers will eventually use the data they get to cherry-pick the best and most profitable customers, while hiking rates or even denying coverage to people who choose not to participate.
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People instinctively accept information to which they are exposed and must work actively to resist believing falsehoods; they tend to think that familiar information is true; and they cherry-pick data to support their existing views.
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And to get you started on your budget-conscious shopping spree, you can cherry-pick a few favorite pieces ahead until you tally up to your total, even if it isn't even into triple-digit territory.
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By offering "something for everybody," he wrote in his 20083 book, "A Matter of Interpretation," legislative history invites judges to cherry-pick whatever committee reports or snippets from the Congressional Record support their favored policy outcomes.
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With Americans spending huge sums on home improvement, and skilled workers in short supply, contractors can cherry-pick the projects they want, leaving many of us wondering if we'll ever find someone to do the work.
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Estimates of inflation-adjusted median-income growth in America in 20123-2014 range from a fall of 8% to an increase of 51%, and partisans tend to cherry-pick a figure that tells a convenient story.
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By focusing on large institutions with a track record of not keeping their technology systems up-to-date, global criminal organizations can cherry-pick easy targets that are highly susceptible to such hacks, Mr. Lord said.
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Congress should be pushing the EPA to take a broader view of the impacts of the biofuel market on the environment — one that doesn't cherry-pick the disadvantages while leaving out some of the major benefits.
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Bloomberg reported that Germany would demand Britain pay for financial firms to have access to the EU market after Brexit, though EU officials said Britain would not be able to cherry pick its post-Brexit relationship.
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It's hard to watch a bunch of white dudes in one of the most affluent parts of the country, and possibly the world, cherry pick from ancient traditions and religions and claim they've found a new path.
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"I think it is inevitable that the gallery system will go through a business restructuring, because otherwise small galleries are essentially incubating artists and employees for larger spaces that just brutally cherry-pick them," Clinton tells Hyperallergic.
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" As a prosecutor, Comey replied, he used to tell juries trying to evaluate a witness that "you can't cherry-pick" — "You can't say, 'I like these things he said, but on this, he's a dirty, rotten liar.
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Mark Zuckerberg got to cherry-pick the questions he wanted to answer from EU Parliament after it spent an hour taking turns rattling off queries in bulk before leaving just a half-hour for his batched responses.
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" She criticized Barr for the quick turnaround time between the hefty report's delivery and the release of the brief summary, which she said "seems to cherry-pick from the report" and is arguably "more suspicious than impressive.
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There's questions about the legality of that—I think very good questions—but the administration is trying to cherry-pick some of the more painful aspects of [the shutdown] so average people don't feel it as much.
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On practically every major scientific issue with important political implications, special interests have been actively working behind the scenes to manipulate research in their favor, while politicians and activists cherry-pick evidence to advance their own agendas.
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From this sense, that might be feeding ideas with a generated script, even if it's not perfect or for the most part nonsensical, but if you cherry-pick the output, you get things that are really entertaining.
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They fear that warrants for computers roped into a botnet permit the government to hack innocent victims, and that granting the right to approach any judge for a warrant would mean the government would cherry-pick judges.
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Yet when politicians cherry-pick isolated events and numbers to claim that only their party or ideology can solve these problems, they disrespect those hurt and killed by violent crime and create obstacles to evidence-driven discourse.
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Mr. Lapan said Mr. Miller and others in the White House would often push homeland security officials to cherry-pick data that highlighted crimes committed by undocumented immigrants as a way to target cities led by Democrats.
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"We think there is going to be a tsunami of entrepreneurs who have experienced the one-size-fits-all venture model and want to cherry-pick the pieces of it that work for them," Mr. Roberts said.
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"That is one of my primary goals, is to demand in an open way we want the video released – and express our frustration that they were willing to cherry-pick one image out of the video," Gilleon says.
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At a Brussels summit last week EU leaders were clear they would not allow Britain to "cherry pick" things such as free access to the market for certain sectors without taking on the full responsibilities of EU membership.
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Don't tell me about national polls (and cherry-pick the polls that show your guy getting close); at this point it's all about delegate counts, where Clinton has a substantial lead with the voting more than half over.
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Indeed, TechCrunch found several videos still on Facebook more than 12 hours after the attack, despite the social network's efforts to cherry pick "vanity stats" that appeared to show its AI and human teams had things under control.
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The latter group will handle the president's Iran assignment, and while anything could happen, it's a good bet that they will cherry-pick facts to give the president what he wants: an excuse to scuttle the Iran deal.
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Meanwhile, the future of the U.K.'s relationship with the European Union and its single market is up in the air, with EU leaders saying the U.K. cannot cherry pick parts of the single market it wants to keep.
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While both sides say they want as frictionless trade as possible, EU leaders also insist that Britain cannot "cherry pick" access to the single market while abandoning its rules, including on the free movement of workers within the Union.
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Unhappy with the CIA's more cautious reporting on possible weapons of mass destruction in that country, the White House set up a separate, secret unit inside the Pentagon to cherry-pick the intelligence the White House wanted to see.
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Tim ScottTimothy (Tim) Eugene ScottTrump legal team offers brisk opening defense of president Democrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense What to watch for on day 4 of the Senate impeachment trial MORE (R-S.C.).
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One hugely popular denier line was to cherry-pick the graph above and say that there's been no global warming since 238 (which was, at the time, a record hot year thanks in part to an especially strong El Niño).
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"It is one thing for policy makers to cherry pick intelligence that fits their world views and another thing for the head of the intelligence community to skew intelligence when conveying it to the President," a former intelligence official told CNN.
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Mr. Owen of CoreCivic said his company never insists on terms allowing it to cherry-pick inmates, that its contracts reflect what states want, and that they provide ways for states to withdraw from the arrangement, as some have done.
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Meanwhile some of their partners (France, the Poles and the Belgians, among others) mutter ominously about Britain seeking to cherry-pick the best bits of EU membership; of trying to dine à la carte instead of taking the menu du jour.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain will have to contribute to the European Union budget to access the internal market after leaving the bloc and will not be able to cherry pick benefits, a vice president of the EU executive said on Thursday.
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Kell Brook and more, Hearn can cherry-pick more skilful opponents for Joshua than he can now—earning his fighter more experience as a world champion before the inevitable calls for world title unification bouts, essentially going the Deontay Wilder route.
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British Brexit supporters accuse the EU of being inflexible and seeking to punish Britain for leaving, while EU leaders say Britain is trying to cherry-pick access to their markets while absenting itself from following rules it does not like.
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But they also said they did not want Mr. Trump and his allies to use the program's secrecy as a screen with which they could cherry-pick facts and present them, sheared of context, to undermine the special counsel's investigation.
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The report opened up a high-profile split within the Department of Justice (DOJ), and Horowitz's dual findings have allowed lawmakers to cherry-pick their talking points, a dynamic that is expected to be on display during the hearing Wednesday.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Britain would not be able to "cherry-pick" parts of the EU, such as access to the single market, without accepting principles such as freedom of movement when it negotiates its exit from the bloc.
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In a post-fact era of fake news and filter bubbles, in which audiences cherry-pick the information and sources that match their own biases and dismiss the rest, the news media seems to have lost its power to shape public opinion.
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If there were a service where I could literally cherry-pick up to three television programs I want to watch, regardless of network affiliation, and have access to those on a monthly basis, I would definitely subscribe to something of that nature.
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Mark Zuckerberg himself attended a meeting with the EU parliament's Council of Presidents on May 22, though the format of the meeting was widely criticized for allowing the Facebook founder to cherry-pick questions he wanted to answer — and dodge those he didn't.
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He asked the panelists whether it's a good idea to allow fintech firms to "cherry pick" profitable segments of the banking industry to operate in — therefore taking money away from a legacy system that's built up over decades and has weathered financial crises.
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As the triggering of Article 50 draws closer, several European leaders have stated that the U.K. cannot "cherry pick" the profitable parts of the political-economic bloc, while financial markets have been on edge as fears of a potential "hard Brexit" cause volatility.
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Another government claim — that the planned "skills-based" future approach to immigration will allow businesses to cherry pick the very best talent from all over the globe — does not credibly stack up against the Conservative Party's overarching push to shrink net migration.
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But such claims have been disputed, partly because many contracts allow the private prisons to cherry-pick the healthiest inmates while leaving those who need more care to publicly run facilities, making private prisons appear to be cheaper to run, critics say.
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One study by the Mayo Clinic documented the presence of cognitive dissonance in the anti-vaccine movement and found it was very common for anti-vaxxers to cherry-pick evidence that suited their beliefs or provided an explanation—regardless of its quality.
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However, Griveaux, who is part of President Emmanuel Macron's inner circle, repeated the common EU line that Britain should not seek to "cherry-pick" parts of the single markets it likes, like free trade, and dismiss others such as freedom of movement.
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Microsoft's Office 365 security boss Girish Chander tells Business Insider that a big part of this is because companies are less willing to cherry-pick their favorite apps from different vendors like Slack, and more excited about suites of pre-integrated products.
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Critics of drug courts contend that they cherry pick their participants – typically selecting people who are more financially solvent (to pay fees/fines), white (as racial disparities persist in all points of the criminal justice process), and pose little public safety risk.
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The good news is, there are a lot of different ways the study explores intelligence, which means you are free to cherry pick the parts in which dogs did as well, if not better, than other animals to make yourself feel better.
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PARIS, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Britain will not be allowed to cherry-pick over details on forthcoming Brexit negotiations, France's foreign minister said on Thursday, adding that the talks would not aim to punish Britain over its vote to quit the European Union.
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One international systematic review found — in addition to no positive effects — that pay-for-performance programs had the unintended consequence of discouraging doctors from treating the sickest and most costly patients; there's an incentive to cherry-pick the healthiest, active, and wealthy patients.
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Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoDemocrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense Democrats urge Supreme Court to save consumer agency from chopping block Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (D-Hawaii).
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Democrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense MORE (D-Va.).
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With the education system already skewed, Nicolas Sarkozy tried to modernize the ENA by broadening the school's socio-economic in-take and sought to scrap the 'classement' system that allows each year's top 15 achievers to cherry pick the most prestigious posts.
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By contrast, Kansai's designs cherry-pick from Japanese history — and roam through Asian art as a whole, fusing disparate visuals — irezumi tattoos, Imperial Chinese court robes from the Qing dynasty, a print derived from Hokusai's "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa" — into single garments.
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Last year, Mr. Tusk appeared to joke about Britain's desire to cherry-pick the best parts of European Union membership while wanting to leave the club, when he posted a picture on Instagram of the prime minister and himself at the cake stand.
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Really dig through all 22018-plus pages, Jeanine because there is so much to unpack here, and people really should not just cherry pick the results of this report depending on their political point of view or conclusions that are in search of evidence.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel told Britain on Tuesday it will not be able to cherry-pick the parts of the European Union it wants, such as the single market, without accepting principles like free movement when it negotiates its exit from the bloc.
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That means the opportunity to cherry pick an immigrant crime here or there will always exist, and since this strategy seemed to be paying dividends in the blue-ish state of Virginia we now see it spreading to the solid blue state of New Jersey.
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If an AV is in an accident, someone could cherry pick from the patchwork of state regulations to bring a lawsuit — claiming, for example, that the manufacturer could have prevented the accident, or at least minimized injury, by using a different vehicle communication system.
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Well-known astrophysicist and science commentator Neil deGrasse Tyson asked recently, 'Where did we fail in the educational system so that we're producing a community of adults who when confronted with what scientists tell them, then cherry pick it to serve their own philosophical objective?
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"From girlfriends modeling for me or seeing something and thinking, 'Oh, I'm going to cherry pick that from you' and 'I love the way you handled that' and 'I want that sentence in my brain' and 'I need to write that down,&apos" she says.
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Sampled On: "9" He's yet to go all-in and make a full dancehall record, but Drake's certainly not afraid to cherry-pick from the genre, this time using a forlorn hook from Mavado's 2007 debut album, Gangsta for Life: The Symphony of David Brooks.
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"If you never have to make a decision, then you can go back to the past and cherry-pick everything [for a narrative] that is blatantly false," Clinton told the 2628-year-old Sanders supporter, according to a pool report from a BuzzFeed reporter.
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She has a song called "FaceFuck" during which she asserts that she'll "face fuck a hoe 'til I break her spine," and if you were to cherry-pick lines at random from any of her songs, you're likely to find something just as unsettling.
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"This would allow the new plans to 'cherry pick' only healthy people from the existing market making coverage unaffordable for the millions of people who need or want comprehensive coverage, including, for example, coverage for prescription drugs and mental health services," the letter states.
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But they also said they did not want the secret nature of the program to allow Trump and his Republican allies to "cherry-pick facts and present them, sheared of context, to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation" into Russian interference, the newspaper reported.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs will remain at the center of care coordination, and the private providers — who would be paid by the department at rates roughly comparable to the Medicare program — would not be permitted to cherry-pick the healthiest patients, V.A. officials said.
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You can see the appeal of cutting the cord: It's a real savings to abandon expensive cable packages — which often give 290 channels, many of them of little use to viewers — in favor of streaming services over the internet, where people can cherry-pick their favorites.
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Now, amid oversupply and a discount war between exporters that sees anywhere between half a million and 2 million barrels of crude produced every day in excess of demand, refiners can cherry-pick the grades that best suit their facilities - heavy or light, sweet or sour.
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"You cannot cherry pick and choose when you want to be a fiscal conservative -- shame on him," Feal said, referring to the support that Paul, a self-identified fiscal conservative, gave for President Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut, which is helping drive a deficit increase.
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There is also a 13 percent increase in the homicide rate, which mostly stems from homicides increases in three cities – Baltimore, Chicago, and Washington D.C. Sessions and Trump often cherry pick these outlier cities to advance a nationwide agenda to allow the police to act with impunity.
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Republicans have said that a legal team for Bush is going over the same documents and will be able to hand over the materials at a faster pace, while Democrats have said the arrangement could allow for the GOP to cherry-pick what information is publicly released.
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Despite record profit levels made in large part by tax-payer subsidized programs such as Medicare Advantage and Medicaid managed care, insurance companies are permitted to cherry pick profitable markets for participation and are currently not obliged to provide service to markets with less advantageous risk pools.
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"The big concern is what happens if people get to cherry-pick the lowest-cost, highest-revenue portions of the electrical grid and leave behind the high-risk, high-cost areas," said Mark Toney, executive director of the Utility Reform Network, a San Francisco-based consumer group.
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I think that one of the problems that kind of holds things up is that people seem to think that they have to sort through, like, I'm going to go through and cherry-pick out all of the ... And that is actually the job of the historians.
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Germany, the EU's largest economy, is concerned about the likely financial costs of Brexit but has also stressed the need for a unified stance among member states in the divorce talks, warning Britain against trying to "cherry-pick" the bits of EU membership it would like to preserve.
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The company is meanwhile shrinking inventory and ditching fixtures in close to 500 of its largest locations, operating them like smaller stores without trimming space, before it will cherry-pick which of those stores are ripe for redevelopment with new co-tenants such as Aldi or Planet Fitness.
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Related: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May survives crucial Brexit vote Yet the overall Chequers plan has already been criticized by the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, who said it undermines the "fundamental" principles of the EU because the UK still sought to cherry-pick aspects of single-market membership.
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So after Ghana's economy went blooey in the early '20153s, he relocated to Germany and spent quality time in Canada too, which left him with a two-CD cherry-pick documenting a syncretic shouter-crooner-moaner who does what pop pros do—cultivate collaborators, find tunes, and turn the beat around.
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Or, Greenwald added, they might exclude or limit certain types of providers from their networks — like those who have skill caring for patients with HIV or hepatitis C. If there were concerns that personal data might be used to cherry-pick or lemon-drop, they weren't raised at the conference.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Democrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense MORE (D-Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Thursday.
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What the referendum result shows most obviously is a clear divide between those who cling to the model of an authoritarian church that tells people how they should think and act, and a more liberal form of Catholicism where people feel free to cherry-pick certain facets of teaching while ignoring others.
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"It is counterproductive to look at China selectively and cherry-pick parts of protectionism we like," said Prasanto Roy, vice president and head of the Internet, Mobile and E-commerce Council at the National Association of Software and Services Companies — an industry group set up in 1988 for India's then-nascent software and IT industry.
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When people put together such stories, they tend to cherry-pick pieces of evidence to explain why the world is the way it is — for example, why there are few women in tech and leadership — instead of taking an unbiased look at all the evidence to try to figure out what is going on.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Democrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense MORE (D-Va.), who had a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing earlier in the day Wednesday.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Democrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense MORE (D-Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said in a statement.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Democrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense MORE (D-Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, told reporters on Thursday.
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"What you're seeing is a strategy by Adam Schiff and the Democrats to have closed-door depositions in his bunker here in the basement of the United States Capitol, and then to cherry-pick out facts that they think can be spun to best help make their case by also withholding other key facts," Rep.
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He added that it was "perfectly possible" that other countries could leave the EU. Although Britain has yet to officially trigger the exit process, Juncker stressed again that Britain would not be able to "cherry-pick" the parts of EU life that suited it – such as access to the single market without accepting the free movement of people.
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The release of thousands of pages of documents revealed Mr. Bolton, an ally of Vice President Dick Cheney, to be a volatile, aggressive infighter, who seemed willing to cherry-pick intelligence, steamroll analysts he did not agree with and end-run his State Department bosses in pursuit of an agenda considered bellicose even among Bush administration hawks.
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But Aristotle too came unstuck, for, as Lindley explains, he would come up with a hypothesis about some aspect of nature, then sift through his data to cherry-pick those that agreed with it — committing what we would now call confirmation bias, which, by the way, is how a lot of pseudoscience and conspiracy theories on the internet work.
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"The Department's historic investigation found that many insurance companies were effectively using group discounts to 'cherry-pick' members, giving some higher-income occupations a 'fast pass' while people of color and lower income motorists were left in the slow lane," said insurance commissioner Ricardo Lara, in a statement http://www.insurance.ca.gov/0400-news/0100-press-releases/2019/release101-19.
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"I think if you're going to do, respectfully, what Adam Schiff does, which is come out and cherry-pick the 10 seconds or 10 minutes of 10 hours worth of testimony — we have no access to the full testimony because everything's been done in the dark, in secret," Conway said, referring to the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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The whole point of parity law is to even the playing field, requiring all health insurers to provide adequate mental health benefits, so it can't be a way to 'cherry pick,' which is to create incentives for the healthiest people to join plans and different incentives for people who are actually using health care services to join the plan.
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When looking at human history over the course of thousands of years, it wouldn't be difficult to cherry-pick events which support such a theory at the expense of all the other major events which might disprove it, just as the linkage of solar events with the history of ISIS was only a close approximation, ignoring several large solar flares and battles.
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Look: this is a thorny, complex situation to parse, and I certainly don't have the answers, but this… doesn't seem like the right path for the band to have taken, even if it is Christian to "turn the other cheek" (it's wild how one can cherry-pick whichever bits of Christianity one likes to justify even the most inhumane actions, huh?).
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Even as President Trump and the federal government's top public health officials warn that the virus is not something to be taken lightly — and the authorities reported more coronavirus deaths in the United States on Wednesday — these commentators make misleading comments, cherry-pick facts and go so far as to claim that the virus could be a hoax or a North Korean plot.
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"We will be a catalyst to try to do things differently, unshackled from all those bureaucracies, and improve the way of doing business itself and work with the checks and balances within the government management that investors cannot navigate," Ayman Soliman, CEO of the Sovereign Fund of Egypt, told Reuters, saying he would cherry-pick assets based on investor appetite.
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In a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, America's Health Insurance Plans and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association said Cruz's proposal — which would let health insurers sell plans that don't comply with the ACA's regulations as long as they also sell plans that do — would let the narrower plans "cherry pick" healthy people, leaving less healthy people to face skyrocketing premiums in the old plans.
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Although 98 percent of banks already pass their CRA exams, the proposed rules would make it even easier to achieve an Oustanding CRA rating - and even easier for banks to cherry-pick where they do business, reduce their lending to lower-income borrowers in lower-income neighborhoods and turn their backs on potentially millions of people whose deposits are the foundation of the banking business.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Democrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense MORE (Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, told The Hill during a break in impeachment inquiry proceedings that he was "concerned" about the rule being pulled. Sen.
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I.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoDemocrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense Democrats urge Supreme Court to save consumer agency from chopping block Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (D-Hawaii) argued in a separate filing that the legal opposition to the agency is driven by special interests funding dark money groups.
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Ted Cruz (allowing insurers that offer ACA compliant plans to also offer non-compliant plans) that was included in the most recent version of the bill:"This would allow the new plans to "cherry pick" only healthy people from the existing market making coverage unaffordable for the millions of people who need or want comprehensive coverage," America's Health Insurance Plans and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association wrote in a joint letter.
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It features government-paid, private provision of health care by Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), no incentive to cherry pick because the payment to the HMO is based on the participant's pre-existing condition (meaning HMOs can make as much income on sick as on healthy participants), lets employers keep their plans provided they allow non-employees to join and has a simple means of keeping health care spending within the national health care expenditure budget.
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But prominent DeVos critic Douglas N. Harris—a Brookings Institution fellow, Tulane University economics professor, and founding director of the Education Research Alliance for New Orleans—recently argued at Education Next that there are multiple problems with taking this assessment at face value: First, given the lack of oversight in Detroit and evidence from other cities that some charter schools cherry-pick their preferred students, these results may make Detroit's charter schools look better than they are.
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These include a proliferation of poorly written laws that make nearly anything a potential crime, rules that allow prosecutors to cherry-pick only the most damning parts of police interrogations at trials, and a little-known 2013 Supreme Court ruling allowing prosecutors to tell juries that defendants had invoked the Fifth Amendment—in other words, telling an officer you are making use of your right to remain silent could wind up being used as evidence against you.
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You know rugby league: it's the sport Sky introduces with faceless robots pummelling each other into the ground; that game only northerners down the M5003 like, with that one token club in France; the sport rugby union sides go to cherry pick when they can't produce their own talent; the form of rugby played by overgrown men with more muscles than brain cells, watched by the malnourished working classes who can only derive pleasure from senseless violence with a pint in their hand.
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"When people do come up with numbers to support [forbidding methadone maintenance treatment], I would look very carefully at whether or not the people being tracked in those studies are really comparable to each other, because oftentimes you see situations in which people cherry-pick different samples to get a result that's supportive of their position," says Brendan Saloner, a professor at Johns Hopkins who studies the intersection between health and social policy and advocates for medication-assisted treatment, which is not part of Arise's program.
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Johnson, a leading advocate of Britain leaving the European Union, struck a conciliatory note on his first visit to Berlin as foreign secretary, saying he thought Brexit could be a "win-win" for Britain and the EU. But his host Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who has been outspoken in his criticism of Johnson and other Brexit campaigners in the past, delivered a frosty warning that Britain should not delay the start of exit talks and that London would not be allowed to cherry-pick in the negotiations.
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Immigration was a deciding factor behind many people's decision to leave the EU. For their part, however, EU leaders have reinforced that the U.K. cannot "cherry-pick" which elements of the EU it wants to keep: The free movement of goods, service, labor and capital was one of the founding principles of EU membership Despite the attraction of U.K. businesses given the pound's drop, firms based in the U.K. with close ties to Europe have also threatened to move back to the continent should a final Brexit deal with the EU involve.
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Britain's shock referendum vote to leave the EU has upset financial markets, but leading Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson said on Monday Britain would continue to have access to the single market while restricting immigration from the EU. "To believe that you can have your cake and eat it or you can cherry-pick the bits you want but dispense with the rest, I think that's unlikely to wash very well with some of our European partners," Guy Ryder, Secretary General of the ILO, told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference.
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