If it seems unfair to you that I cherry-picked two of the worst coaches, consider that Mike Francesa cherry-picked his own ass.
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Such stories might mislead and they can easily be cherry-picked.
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I've just cherry picked their moves, as any good mother does.
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We should not rely on flawed assumptions and cherry-picked data.
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To support their claims, Trump and top Republicans have cherry-picked examples.
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The SRF had also cherry-picked which papers had to be reviewed.
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Novartis, he argues, cherry-picked health-economic studies that supported its pricing.
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"None of this is cherry-picked," said CIA spokesperson Heather Fritz Horniak.
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The news media has distorted his message with cherry-picked sound bites.
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They say it relies on cherry-picked facts and disregards key context.
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GOP leaders then cherry-picked amendments, and the bill was held up.
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They have cherry picked the American public literally to death for decades.
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Trump's speech was a lengthy, cherry-picked tour of his administration's record.
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Your cherry-picked period would look different over longer and rolling rebalancing periods.
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Conservatives have cherry-picked his words to advance their narrow visions of libertarianism.
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"Politicians always stretched truth & cherry-picked facts," the economist David Rothschild tweeted yesterday.
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The president has repeatedly cherry-picked examples to make his case against the sites.
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It said that journalists "had deliberately cherry picked statements" to come to their conclusions.
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Yet, from the outset, adapters and translators cherry-picked elements from their supersized source.
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Facebook has said in the past that the documents were "cherry-picked" and misleading.
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These numbers are not just cherry-picked factoids by pundits with axes to grind.
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A definition of Twitter feminism can be cherry-picked from a few heated tweets.
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Benoist's romantic-sounding ideas can be cherry-picked and applied to local political resentments.
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Competing narratives are often hobbled by cherry-picked facts by opposing points of view.
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Jeff Merkley of Oregon called the memo "cherry-picked classified information" in a statement.
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So people aren't going directly to the news sources; they're getting cherry-picked answers.
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Democrats say the memo is a hodgepodge of scattered, cherry-picked points attacking the FBI.
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Facebook declined to provide additional evidence to support its view that they were cherry-picked.
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If you think I cherry-picked the best performing segment for this illustration, you're wrong.
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Instead, he tends to offer cherry-picked facts that do not stand up to scrutiny.
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Here are some of the juiciest new glosses, cherry-picked for you from the pack.
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The EPA has cherry-picked data to conceal the true health costs of air pollution.
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So to test that cherry-picked critique, we performed a second analysis using a different angle.
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Once the tests have been completed, cherry-picked embryos possessing the correct genes can be implanted.
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Kennedy said the Defense Department "used outdated studies and cherry-picked data" to reach its findings.
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He also suggested that the authors had cherry-picked their data — a charge they vehemently deny.
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He said he also wanted to ensure they weren't "cherry-picked" by members of the committee.
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Yet those months were cherry-picked to give the appearance of a flood of immigrants (see chart).
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She saw a superficial beauty and from that she cherry-picked what she used for her act.
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But climate scientists have repeatedly debunked this theory, which largely relies on cherry-picked global temperature projections.
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Industry watchers say reporting guidelines would help crack down on managers warping returns with cherry-picked stats.
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Defense attorneys said prosecutors cherry-picked gifts exchanged between close friends to suggest impropriety when none existed.
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Democrats have countered that the GOP memo was inaccurate and a misleading collection of "cherry-picked" details.
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You may find, as I did, that fake news quotes are often cherry picked from old interviews.
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So I don't know where Weiss is getting his 71% figure, but at best it's cherry-picked.
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These are cherry-picked examples of random items, and Amazon can't police every single item on its site.
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At times, Barr has cherry-picked Mueller's report to fit a different narrative that is rosier for Trump.
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So, to help you score all the best deals, we've cherry-picked our absolute favorites from the lineup.
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The population forecasts vary and are easily cherry picked by both sides, but the trends are strikingly clear.
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A lot of trolls want to point out one cherry picked fact and say I'm right you're wrong.
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Meanwhile, Schiff and other Democrats say the GOP memo is misleading and a set of cherry-picked facts.
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"What's said in the groups is generally taken either out of context or cherry-picked", O'Houston told Motherboard.
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One common criticism from /r/Anarchism is that banned content is cherry picked or carelessly chosen by admins.
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But cherry-picked numbers are also central to how Trump comprehends a crisis and crafts a positive narrative.
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The memo, which consumed Washington for weeks, was widely dismissed as a biased argument of cherry-picked facts.
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"What you're seeing are some cherry-picked things that can be made to look bad," Mr. Partridge said.
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I would be aggressive about that the (Democrats') facts don't support (their case), they have cherry-picked witnesses.
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Some critics claim that Christensen cherry-picked companies and data, ignoring information that didn&apost fit his theory.
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As with Tavel, Benchmark also cherry-picked from a competing firm its second-longest-serving general partner, Peter Fenton.
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My review TV exhibited no irregularities — though it's always possible that TCL cherry-picked impeccable units for press reviews.
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We've cherry-picked seven useful tricks that will help you master the game that everyone can't get enough of.
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Democrats have called the memo misleading and said it includes cherry-picked claims to undermine the ongoing Russia probe.
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The letter's argument: Kennedy said the Defense Department "used outdated studies and cherry-picked data" to reach its findings.
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But pro-Trump media have cherry picked details and twisted facts to fit a sinister narrative of Democratic corruption.
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As recently as 2014, government inspectors found that for-profit hospice companies cherry-picked patients and stinted on care.
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But the Alliance appears to have cherry-picked such quotes to support its argument against the tailpipe emission standards.
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While these promises sound cherry-picked from futurist fiction, BIG partner Jakob Lange maintains that the Hyperloop is happening.
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Democrats who have read the document say Republicans have cherry-picked facts to create a misleading and dangerous narrative.
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The Democrats cherry-picked a handful of cases to claim that Judge Gorsuch sides with big companies over sympathetic individuals.
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It also includes letters signed by some rabbis decrying vaccination as well as "cherry picked" and outdated research, Feldman said.
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DAVID BECKSTEADConsultantTilleke & Gibbins Bangkok * You cherry-picked selective evidence to explain the state of the Thai economy, which is misleading.
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Governments are unlikely to trust data that companies aggregate, given the incentives to share only self-serving, cherry-picked data.
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"So they went through and cherry-picked the mean tweets they thought would be appropriate for the president," Kimmel added.
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Gender-essentializing male supremacists rely on cherry-picked science and anthropology to bolster their claims that men are inherently dominant.
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The shareholder's lawyers believe the financial details were cherry-picked to justify the price rather than let Moelis determine it.
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Finally, there were questions of accuracy, with multiple accusations that one side cherry-picked data to support a preordained conclusion.
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All these lists of algorithm-driven, cherry-picked "choices," though, make me nervous that I'm missing the magic of serendipity.
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The anti-abortion movement has relied on such misleading statements and cherry-picked research to inform its work for years.
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I've shown you more than 300 GIFs, cherry picked from the bountiful community of original artists exploring short-form animation.
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When von Spakovsky took the stand, he had to contend with questions that suggested he had cherry-picked his data.
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"Every policy is cherry-picked based upon public feeling," said Lully Miura, a lecturer on international politics at Tokyo University.
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Before Affordable Care Act regulations, insurance companies cherry-picked for lower-risk customers and charged excessive rates for some enrollees.
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President Trump's lawyer Patrick Philbin cherry-picked accusations of political bias against the Ukraine whistleblower today during the impeachment trial.
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But the inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, found that the F.B.I. cherry-picked and misstated the evidence about Mr. Page.
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Democrats say the memo contains cherry-picked information and paints a misleading picture of the Russia probe to undermine it.
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And the raw data that would be posted could be easily cherry-picked or misread, clouding the policy discussion, Southerland noted.
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During its heyday, Streamline cherry-picked some of the best movies and series for release in video stores and specialty theaters.
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But they've also worked on at least a handful of kids in convincing them to watch shows cherry-picked by Netflix.
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The companies assailed the economic analysis of Mr. Shapiro, saying the data sets used were not complete and cherry-picked points.
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What's more, prosecutors apparently cherry-picked terms like "money" and "sea" and translated the sections of conversations that contained those words.
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Sure, the rugged trail was cherry-picked by the company, but most owners would turn around at the sight of it.
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In its statement, the White House cherry-picked comments of Mr. Rosenstein's that put the Trump campaign in the best light.
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Those accounts gave the president an undeserved free pass, for even Mr. Barr's cherry-picked quotes had made no such claims.
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Such studies grab headlines when they juxtapose cherry-picked images of male and female brains that look dramatically different from each other.
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But, as with so much of American culture, they cherry-picked the parts they liked and incorporated them into our family life.
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According to Elwyn B. Robinson's History of North Dakota, Townley cherry-picked much of the Nonpartisan League's plan from the Socialist Party.
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Surely they cherry-picked their details, picked comfort over accuracy, so that the past might go down easy, the same every time.
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Exxon said its position was misrepresented and cherry-picked in the stories, which were both partly funded by groups opposed to Exxon.
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Throughout George W. Bush's presidency, most American political reporters were allergic to any numbers more advanced than a cherry-picked poll result.
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Pai has some cherry-picked stats, but there's plenty of studies out there showing that there's little if any impact on investment.
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Although the group clearly had powerhouse talent cherry-picked from across the globe, they were unable to land a world championship spot.
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But don't worry if you're too late; we've cherry-picked a few other beloved hydration-boosters that will surely do the trick.
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If that sounds like a period cherry-picked to give a number that is politically desirable, then that is because it is.
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Democrats and some Republicans, however, have blasted the memo as a collection of cherry-picked claims that seek to undermine the FBI.
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"So they went through and they cherry-picked the 'mean tweets' that they thought would be appropriate for the president," Kimmel added.
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But Schiff and other Democrats called the Republican document a "spin memo" and said Nunes cherry-picked information to mislead the public.
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It doesn't tell you if the experiment is well designed, or well controlled for, or if the results have been cherry-picked.
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Depending upon the subject and a cherry-picked online response, advertising revenue can be created via a click-bait headline or story.
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But let's recall Barr's slow-walk release of the Mueller report, from which he cherry-picked the parts most favorable to Trump.
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Some Republicans have asked for full transcripts to be made available and have complained that things are being cherry-picked and leaked.
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They have suggested that Ms. Cabán's supporters cherry-picked this bill to agitate on, when so many other bills also remain unsigned.
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Tax law and economic regulations are fundamentally political, enforcement cherry-picked in a way that punishes government critics and enriches its cronies.
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Some statistics feel cherry-picked or just hard to prove — are Gen X women really more dissatisfied with their marriages than boomers?
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In court filings, Quicken argued that the three-year government investigation was based on 19853 "cherry-picked" loans out of nearly 250,000.
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They also suggested the probe simply rehashed old allegations and that it cherry-picked information that was helpful to Democrats' political objectives.
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When he's not promoting cherry-picked metrics from particular polls, Trump has resorted to touting polls that don't seem to actually exist.
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Having only really seen these sets with 8K content, or cherry-picked 4K content, I can't safely say if those claims are accurate.
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Oracle claims that Google "cherry-picked" 37 application program interfaces (APIs), in essence bastardizing Java and its ability to work properly across platforms.
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In the campaign's official response to the AP, they argue that the data is "cherry picked" from a "limited subset" of her schedule.
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" Aaron Janus, a former executive chef at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, told the network, "They cherry-picked some pretty people.
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They'll hype the narrative, using one cherry-picked anecdotal story after another indicating that Trump won because his supporters are racist, misogynistic, cretins.
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Facebook argued in a statement published Wednesday that the documents are cherry-picked and that they show only "one side" of the story.
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"By attacking business leaders with cherry-picked data, labor leaders are glossing over their own startling pay discrepancies," he said in a statement.
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So far, public debates around Head Start have cherry-picked facts from decades of research to paint oversimplified pictures of a complex situation.
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In it, Joel and Vikhanski discuss how various studies have cherry-picked evidence for explanations instead of fully looking into what's going on.
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What follows began as a review of the new Reconciliation Wing of the Smithsonian which a Very Kind Editor cherry-picked me for.
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The Clinton campaign has fired back, arguing the publication "cherry-picked" numbers by failing to count government employees or representatives of foreign governments.
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Democrats say the memo is a set of cherry-picked facts to distort the origins of the Russia investigation and undermine the inquiry.
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They said it cherry-picked information, made false assertions and was overly focused on an obscure, low-level Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page.
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The company responded that the allegations were false and "deliberately cherry-picked," and that anyone who looked into the matter would see that.
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It requested a waiver, as permitted, cherry-picked the data — again, as allowed —and then received an exemption it does not actually need.
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Not a good look by the House GOP to release cherry picked excerpts through friendly media outlets in order to build a narrative.
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"I think what is happening now is we are witnessing cherry-picked intelligence in order to manipulate a particular narrative," Mr. Soufan said.
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The reviews use statistical methods to weigh the relative contributions of single studies, and their findings, instead of relying on cherry-picked research.
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But, unfortunately, support is often cherry-picked; positioning one cause or group of people above another occurs more often than when it does not.
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The appeal further argues that prosecutors "cherry-picked" texts to portray Carter's interactions with Roy, highlighting only those that served their case against her.
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Then there is the fact that American culture, including corporate culture, has cherry-picked aspects of Buddhist life, such as the practice of mindfulness.
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"The basic thing that is going on is a highly tendentious, cherry-picked, 'we know what the conclusion is'" use of intelligence, Pillar said.
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The second of Trump's deficiencies is a habit of mind that discounts expertise and elevates convenient opinions supported by cherry-picked sources of misinformation.
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Reviewing "The Bell Curve" in The New Yorker, Stephen Jay Gould called attention to the authors' questionable use of statistics and cherry-picked data.
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They told senators that the House managers had cherry-picked the facts they liked and hid others that were more flattering to the president.
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Judge Furman said Mr. Ross cherry-picked facts to support his views, ignored or twisted contrary evidence and hid deliberations from Census Bureau experts.
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They say it uses cherry-picked facts assembled with little or no context and could do lasting damage to faith in federal law enforcement.
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Yet Perry boasted about the state's ability to clean up its air without the "overreaching" EPA's influence, using figures that were misleading and cherry-picked.
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Judge Howell agreed with the Democrats, calling the Republican arguments "cherry-picked and incomplete" and lacking support from the Constitution, House rules or court precedents.
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The Politico article , "Murdoch-owned outlets bash Mueller, seemingly in unison," gives a platform to a series of cherry-picked tweets criticizing the Journal's Oct.
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It claims that it has been open and honest about climate change and that journalists are using "deliberately cherry-picked statements" to build their case.
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They arrive at that conclusion largely through a literature review both limited and obviously cherry-picked, and then utterly eviscerated in two subsequent review essays.
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He also said any contribution to scientific studies by Monsanto employees had been properly disclosed, accusing plaintiffs of taking cherry-picked emails out of context.
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If history is a judge, I'll bet that memo is so full of cherry-picked "dots" that it looks like one of their gerrymandered districts.
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And Trump seemed to be watching, because he cherry-picked positive quotes from two of the guests and tweeted out the quotes on Saturday morning.
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U.S. Soccer officials disputed those figures, arguing that the women and their lawyer, Jeffrey Kessler, cherry-picked an extraordinarily successful year to draw broad conclusions.
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After a party-line vote in the House Intelligence Committee, the so-called "Nunes memo" became public -- a cherry-picked document drafted at his direction.
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Fact Check The former New York City mayor claimed to have "inherited" the policing policy and cherry-picked data to claim a 95 percent reduction.
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Monday was not the first time that Trump has cherry-picked from Zelenskiy's words to argue that the Ukrainian president believes he did nothing wrong.
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Executives at Quicken Loans deny the charges, maintaining, among other things, that the government "cherry-picked" a small number of examples to build its case.
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The Cabinet secretary "cherry-picked" evidence, "acted irrationally" and failed to justify the planned policy shift, U.S. District Court Judge Jesse Furman wrote in his conclusion.
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He cherry-picked lessons from people who had done it before to make his project better, and mainly relied on trial and error, he told me.
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However, Hawking, who communicates via a cheek muscle linked to a sensor and computerized voice system, said Hunt had cherry-picked research to justify his arguments.
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She is disciplined and cautious, but often convoluted as she tries to thread the needle between the full truth and her more flattering cherry picked version.
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People constantly fail to measure up to the beautified, filtered, or otherwise cherry-picked moments of the lives of influencers, but continue to grind away trying.
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Years-old comments cherry picked from thousands of hours on the air have no bearing on his ability to perform his job for the American people.
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They argued that the Democrats cherry-picked intelligence to support their anti-torture conclusions and that the CIA had been forthcoming about how the program worked.
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In evidence-based medicine, though, anecdotes are considered the lowest form of evidence, since they may be cherry-picked or otherwise unrepresentative of a broader experience.
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But that's not how intelligence works, and when it is cherry-picked or manipulated, lawmakers and members of the executive branch can't successfully do their jobs.
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President Trump made the case Monday that he has protected the nation's air and water in a speech filled with cherry-picked statistics and misleading claims.
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President Trump made the case Monday that he has protected the nation's air and water in a speech filled with cherry-picked statistics and misleading claims.
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In some cases, as Mr. Spicer did at his briefing, they argue that the news media has cherry-picked information to make the president look bad.
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But instead of answering each question directly, Zuckerberg cherry-picked the high-level themes he wanted to address, including cyberbullying, fake news, election transparency, and competition.
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Somehow, the company trying to capitalize on this time waste of a beverage has amassed a following with its cherry-picked science and bold weight loss claims.
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But the NuSI work has been more difficult than Taubes anticipated, and he has attracted criticism for what some view as reductionist arguments and cherry-picked science.
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"Even in the few cases cherry-picked by Senator Schumer, his accusations fall flat because they often include unanimous opinions joined by Clinton-appointed judges," she said.
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Sometimes artists cherry-picked elements of these new international artworks to meet the local conversation, but sometimes the performative annihilation of an outside authority was the purpose.
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The F.B.I. cherry-picked the evidence about Mr. Page, including omitting important facts that raised doubts about its suspicion that he might be a secret Russian agent.
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While it is undeniable that the law has not been universally beneficial, many of the criticisms from Mr. Trump and his team are cherry-picked or misleading.
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There's no evidence that any examples of conservative bias at Facebook are anything more than cherry-picked instances that fail to demonstrate a pattern of politically motivated censorship.
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Any news organizations that let themselves be bamboozled by cherry-picked stories of firms announcing worker bonuses after the tax bill passed should be ashamed of their credulity.
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I also think the way Peterson cherry-picked the few more dignified-sounding sentences from the diary of one of the Columbine killers, Eric Harris, was downright dishonest.
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The Clinton campaign pointed out that the AP report didn't count federal employees or foreign government representatives whom Clinton met with, saying the news organization cherry-picked numbers.
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Mr. Assange, in an interview with Al Jazeera, reiterated the suggestion that the consortium, with a pro-Western agenda, had cherry-picked the documents it chose to release.
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The study cherry picked theories and used simulations run by the Bank of England using a "black box" macroeconomic model that no one on the outside could analyze.
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Now that the GOP memo has been released, all transcripts and all underlying material should be released as well – not a cherry-picked version of the committee's findings.
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When presented with the findings, Robert T. Fraley, the chief technology officer at Monsanto, said The Times had cherry-picked its data to reflect poorly on the industry.
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"Something that I find outrageous is the cherry-picked leaks, the withholding of key facts and the lying about other claims that's misleading the American public," Zeldin said.
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The FTC has misrepresented internal emails and relied on cherry-picked data to make outrageous claims and we intend to vigorously defend ourselves against these claims in court.
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So to make his case, Trump uses a combination of cherry-picked and out-of-context statistics, incomplete data, and flat out erroneous information to invent a crisis.
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In a four-page letter to Congress and a nationally televised news conference, Barr twisted Mueller's findings and cherry-picked quotes from the report, according to a CNN analysis.
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He mischaracterizes and overstates what we know about how particular foods drive disease, by offering a narrow view of the science with cherry-picked studies to support his views.
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The reporter clearly cherry-picked soundbites from the video to meet his editorial objective and do not align with our view on how to create career opportunities for employees.
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I cherry-picked from her what I felt I could relate to: her dynamism, the way she ultimately wouldn't let her love interest Li Shang rob her of greatness.
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We can't ignore the mounting evidence that a woman can win this election in favor of faulty, cherry-picked, and sexist "proof" that the men in this race can.
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But the evidence they cite tends to be cherry-picked, and ignores the overwhelming scientific consensus, which has developed over decades of research, that vaccines are safe and effective.
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But that piece was largely based on cherry-picked anecdotes, exaggerating the worst-case examples and suggesting they were representative of the broader yoga experience when they simply aren't.
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Regulation, policy and communication must be based on a synthesis of all the strongest science and not based on half-truths from cherry-picked data, anecdotes and hypothetical fears.
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Our data shows that candidates can talk about "what Americans want", with cherry-picked data that can support their own strategy, but the real picture is far more complex.
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Critics say it is tantamount to casting a wide net and then creating a hypothesis to support whatever cherry-picked findings seem interesting — the opposite of the scientific method.
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Using cherry-picked examples, like this, to try to tarnish a vastly larger population of the overwhelmingly law-abiding immigrant population is a time-tested method for fueling prejudice.
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Supporters cherry-picked specific statements or qualities that appealed to them, but they didn't attempt an assessment of the whole, because, given Trump's lack of discipline, this was impossible.
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They've also cherry-picked from climate studies to cast doubt on the fact that climate change is real, and that burning less gasoline can help curb its worst effects.
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Ms. You's representatives have argued that the prosecution has cherry-picked from the texts between the couple to make its case and that other messages suggest a different picture.
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The Nunes memo glaringly omits any revelation of what other supporting information might have been submitted to the FISA judge, choosing instead to focus on cherry-picked alleged omissions.
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Neither of these things is true: the investment story is at best a mix and the numbers, like all numbers, can and have been cherry-picked to show different things.
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That may be, but the majority opinion is far from a cherry-picked list or a gotcha exercise reaching back to Mr Trump's student days at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Gibbs, he said in a statement to Vox, has essentially cherry-picked from various old theories that have already been debated and debunked without contributing anything new of his own.
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Nokia showed off some sample photos, and while these pics were clearly cherry-picked to show the best of the phone can do, the results are still pretty damn persuasive.
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But Democrats have argued that Republicans have cherry-picked information and that without access to the underlying material, the document cannot be taken as proof of the allegations it contains.
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Rather than explore the complexities of the American experience, Brooks provides cherry-picked quotes and facts that mislead the reader away from oppression-based solidarity, and instead, toward nationalist solidarity.
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Harvard says the internal study was preliminary and incomplete, and that the plaintiffs have cherry-picked data, used innuendo and taken documents out of context to arrive at their conclusions.
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While early assassination researchers performed a valuable function by making important information public, later conspiracy theorists relied on association and innuendo and cherry-picked details to build increasingly wild narratives.
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It doesn't envelope you completely, but it sticks with you -- for better or for worse -- no matter how you try to perfume it with another country's cherry-picked amiable traits.
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According to Seiber, Deutsch cherry-picked rare potential side effects of puberty blockers from safety studies and presented them as if every youth who goes on blockers will experience them.
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The story, which was published to help celebrate DC's 50th anniversary and to bring in new readers, united heroes cherry-picked from the company's five decades to stop the threat.
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"I think the cases were cherry-picked, because the people who were getting it were likely to get something [from the court], so they had an interest in returning," he said.
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One of the prosecutors who put Avery away, Ken Kratz, has spoken out against the Netflix filmmakers, claiming that they cherry-picked evidence from the case to make Avery appear innocent.
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The Communist Party has cherry-picked the version of the past that suits it—what it refers to as a "correct" reflection of the ancient values prizing hierarchy, obedience and order.
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Kavanaugh's opinion tied EPA's hands — to get there, he cherry-picked one passage from the statute that cast his conclusion in the most positive light, while ignoring others of equal importance.
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The heroes don't seem cherry-picked in favor of only English-speaking American viewers, which makes the show feel accessible both for people who speak English and people who speak Japanese.
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He contended that prosecutors had cherry-picked emails to make it seem as though he knew trouble was afoot when, in fact, he was duped by the field investigators he'd hired.
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If Netflix can start to introduce its own cherry-picked statistics that drastically differ from Nielsen's, then it can create the impression that only it has access to the "true" data.
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In other words, there is some basis for choosing a number so low, but EWG cherry-picked the lowest health guideline it could find even though the document was never finalized.
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Democrats insist that the Republican document cherry-picked information from the FBI's process in obtaining surveillance warrants to prove its point that the law enforcement agency aimed to undermine the presidency.
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Most of their ideas — like that trans women are a threat to cisgender women's safety — are based on cherry-picked cases of horrific behavior by a small number of trans people.
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"The FTC has misrepresented internal emails and relied on cherry-picked data to make outrageous claims and we intend to vigorously defend ourselves against these claims in court," the statement reads.
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"Now they want to put a supersized one back into the code," he said, "but only if you donate to the cause they've cherry-picked for you: private K-12 schools."
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The degrees to which El Niño and La Niña have been cherry-picked can explain why, in the face of science, global warming is often falsely described as a cyclical weather event.
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After wading through a bushel full of cherry-picked case studies and a basket of bureaucratic happy talk, the report paints a dismal picture of decline in a crucially important EPA program.
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Scriptures typically evolved flexibly to promote compassion, empathy and magnanimity — so it is particularly sad when today they are cherry-picked by ideologues, wrenched from context, to justify rigid and pusillanimous dogma.
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Democrats on the panel argue it is little more than a set of cherry-picked GOP talking points and have produced their own memo, though the committee voted against making it public.
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You can read more about that in this investigation by the Nation, which has its merits but also strongly implies a causal link between cellphones and cancer based on cherry-picked studies.
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They wave away reams of rigorous research on the academic gains in New Orleans, Boston, Washington, New York, Chicago and other cities, in favor of one or two cherry-picked discouraging statistics.
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They came armed with video clips of selected testimony to undercut specific arguments presented by House managers, seeking to paint the case against Trump as flimsy and based on cherry-picked evidence.
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He vilifies immigrants every chance he gets and used the Department of Homeland Security to put out a report using cherry-picked statistics that wrongly depict the majority of immigrants as terrorists.
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"Activists deliberately cherry-picked statements attributed to various company employees to wrongly suggest definitive conclusions were reached decades ago by company researchers," Exxon spokesman Ken Cohen said in a statement last year.
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He tweeted this message out the very same day that Lynch made her statement: Thankfully, Reich's point is the result of a cherry-picked piece of data that ignores the bigger picture.
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Schumer said on Friday that Republicans were only planning to release a small portion of documents that would be "cherry-picked by a Republican operative" currently working for the former president Bush.
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Back then, doctors were too often using single or cherry-picked studies, or what they learned in medical school or from their mentors, to inform their decisions about their patients' best care.
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To help your posts stand out (and hopefully gain a bunch of new followers and likes), we've cherry-picked our 16 favorite apps that can take your Insta-game to the next level.
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Both Davenport and Lewis point out that he was a key player in pushing for the war based on cherry-picked intelligence suggesting that Iraq's leader Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
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Sources argue that Warren's rationale — detailed in a Medium post — is cherry-picked; focused on a pair of industries (physical retail and local news) that were self-immolating regardless of private equity's involvement.
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We're told the 20-year-old -- who has 10 mil followers on Instagram -- was cherry-picked by MZ, the company behind the game, because they believe she's on the verge of busting out.
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Much was made of how he cherry-picked his crime statistics for the most rancid fruit, warping reality to fill the streets of America with as much blood and foreboding as he did.
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Democrats called the three-and-a-half-page document a dangerous effort to build a narrative to undercut the department's continuing Russia investigation, using cherry-picked facts assembled with little or no context.
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Democrats have called the memo misleading and claimed it includes cherry-picked claims to undermine the ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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At a time when facts are muddled, spun and cherry-picked to fit political strategies, the Justice Department stands as a crucial institution dedicated to showing the public the way things really are.
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In a statement, they said, "The FTC has misrepresented internal emails and relied on cherry-picked data to make outrageous claims and we intend to vigorously defend ourselves against these claims in court."
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The EMP naysayer also cherry-picked witnesses from the May 2017 Senate hearing on EMP, ignoring testimony from former Speaker Newt Gingrich and Ambassador Henry Cooper, former director of the Strategic Defense Initiative.
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Before I jump into the ways in which this idea, like all good conspiracy theories, is consistent with a cherry-picked set of facts, let me present the puzzle as I see it.
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The problem is that it was based on cherry-picked intelligence that proved not to be credible, leading the US to launch a war based on faulty information and a misleading public pitch.
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It could curate non-stop streams of cherry-picked content, mixing classic episodes and films, new releases related to current events, thematically relevant seasonal video and Netflix's own Original titles it wants to promote.
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If you're unfamiliar with their work, the Birmingham, Alabama-born pair—Catherine and Allison—are perhaps most noted nowadays for their song "Secret," cherry-picked to be the theme tune for Pretty Little Liars.
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The moment was an affront to the integrity of the presidency, but it also reminded me of something else I learned as a fact-checker: Even the truth can be deceiving when cherry-picked.
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If the administration insists on basing policy or pronouncements on "alternative facts" or cherry-picked press accounts, expect a repeat of Monday's performance by intelligence professionals who have no safe haven but the truth.
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"This one tax return is not bad for him because he cherry picked one return from over a decade ago and had it leaked to the press," MSNBC host Joe Scarborough tweeted Wednesday morning.
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However, it's still a long-standing issue that not only shows the lack of progress amongst designers, but it also trickles down to effect the handful of models that are cherry-picked to walk.
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Committee Democrats describe the document as a dangerous politicization of intelligence — a cherry-picked set of data points designed to damage Mueller's investigation — and they have launched a broadside offensive against the document. Rep.
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" Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times wrote that "this embarrassing volume is an out-and-out partisan screed made up of illogical arguments, distorted and cherry-picked information, ridiculous generalizations and nutty asides.
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Relationships aren't all about splitting a burrata before dinner or posting pictures together at someone else's wedding; but this guilt-inducing research, cherry-picked to strengthen an argument, is no harbinger of romantic failure.
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Democrats, however, have bashed the memo as misleading, saying it contains cherry-picked claims to undermine the ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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READ: Former spies warn the Nunes memo would be a "train wreck" for intelligence sharing worldwide Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee, however, said the memo contains information cherry-picked to mislead the public.
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Exaggerated claims, cherry-picked studies reported out of context, and the promise of treatments and foods that will either kill or cure are more the rule than the exception in this corner of journalism.
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OCIE also said that advisers cherry-picked in their advertising and presentations, including "only profitable stock selections or recommendations in presentations, client newsletters, or on their websites," which is not in compliance with industry rules.
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I cherry-picked this track off of Give Praise Records' new sampler, The Two Faces of Reality, but there's a ton of great stuff on there, particularly for those who like it fast and ugly.
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Hill Crest told BuzzFeed News that the videos were not indicative of the level of care at the facility and that the story relied on a limited number of "isolated and cherry-picked" accounts. Sen.
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The Massachusetts woman convicted of involuntary manslaughter for encouraging the suicide of her boyfriend in a series of text messages is appealing her conviction, arguing in documents filed last week that prosecutors "cherry-picked" texts.
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The group is using a specious cherry-picked "report" as the backbone of its opposition to Kavanaugh, who currently serves as a judge on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
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Rebecca Semmens-Wheeler, a psychology lecturer at Birmingham City Unity in the UK who studies hypnosis and meditation, thinks that contemporary trends seem to have led to a cherry-picked approach to the meditation tradition.
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As Sondland told Congress that there was indeed a quid pro quo at the heart of the Ukraine controversy, Trump tried to counter-program with an impromptu reading of cherry-picked quotes suggesting the opposite.
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Fiona Hill, who was the top White House adviser on Russia and later became a marquee impeachment witness, said the Politico article that quoted Telizhenko was cherry-picked and out of step with US intelligence.
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"We have heard from several of our firms that the cherry-picked quotes are not an accurate portrayal of the letters that our member firms have told us that they sent," she told The Hill.
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F.B.I. agents cherry-picked the evidence, telling the Justice Department information that made Mr. Page look suspicious and omitting material that cut the other way, and the department passed that misleading portrait onto the court.
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In Barr's Cliff Notes four-page version of the Mueller report -- with just three short cherry-picked quotes from what may be a voluminous document -- he seemed very interested in publicly characterizing Mueller's apparent quandary.
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Land also heats and cools more quickly than the ocean, The Weather Channel noted while debunking a recent Breitbart News article that was widely found to have cherry-picked data to cast doubt on climate change.
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"Activists and media cherry-picked statements attributed to various company employees to wrongly suggest definitive conclusions were reached by company researchers at the early stages of scientific investigation of the potential for climate change," it said.
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The $125 million Opportunities Fund, as it is called, will be used by London-based Dawn to make larger investments in a smaller, cherry-picked selection of startups that it has already backed in earlier stages.
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Clayton, a co-founder of the We Need Diverse Books organization, has created an opulent mash-up setting, which seems to be a cherry-picked combination of 18th-century France, Japan and the antebellum American South.
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Then, this fall, the White House Council of Economic Advisers published a deeply flawed report on homelessness in America that combines cherry-picked data, faulty analysis and a heavy dose of free-market fantasy economic theory.
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But even if all 93 cases were exactly what the military said they were, Protect Our Defenders' Christensen told reporters Monday, it would still be a lousy, cherry-picked argument for the Pentagon's side of things.
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Where Avatar synthesized a cherry-picked handful of indigenous cultures to create an aesthetically plausible new civilization, Besson's throws together a hectic mashup of styles that play like the United States of Pop with science fiction imagery.
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But in her analysis of their paper many years later, Kearns came to believe that they dismissed and cherry-picked study data that raised questions about sugar, citing reasons that, in her view, were biased and inconsistent.
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Although Carter's defense acknowledged her text exchanges with Roy, her attorneys argued that prosecutors had "cherry-picked" only those that served their case against her, ignoring others in which Carter urged Roy toward help for his struggles.
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In search of love and acceptance, Mr Cassara's Boricua castaways make homes with new cherry-picked families, live on rice and beans, learn how to sew, and aspire one day to afford a Chanel suit at Saks.
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After all, the CIA didn't come to those faulty conclusions on its own, but rather were pushed there by the Bush administration, particularly Vice President Dick Cheney, who aggressively cherry-picked evidence to back his prior convictions.
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Documents later released by Exxon Mobil indicates that the reports generated by Columbia University and InsideClimate News were cobbled together by taking cherry-picked statements out of context to create a narrative that was simply not true.
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"To declare that alcohol definitively causes cancer based upon cherry-picked epidemiology articles lacks scientific credibility," Sam Zakhari, senior vice president of scientific affairs for Distilled Spirits Council, a national trade group, said in an emailed statement.
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"They cherry-picked analyses that aren't unreasonable, but they only looked at the ones that were favorable to their outlook," said Marc Goldwein, the Senior Policy Director at the fiscally conservative Center for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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Indeed, they were cherry-picked almost as if Stone and Chandra (Naz's lead counsel) themselves were singling out various bits and pieces of their client's life story to influence a jury (in this case, the viewing public).
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Some defense lawyers objected to the playing of the video, saying that damning moments had been cherry-picked in the edited version and that the defense lawyers had not yet been able to view the full footage.
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Dr. Mitchell says Democratic Senate staff "cherry-picked documents to create a misleading narrative" from tens of thousands of pages of the C.I.A.'s own documentation that the committee reviewed over several years while compiling its report.
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According to Bock, the candidate would look through the impressive collection, including everyone from the inventor of JavaScript to Olympic athletes, and ask Rosenberg if he had cherry-picked them — to which he would honestly reply no.
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The investigation has been marred by reports that the judges cherry-picked members of the Joint Investigation Team, including one with known ties to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, the party of Mr. Sharif's bitter rival Imran Khan.
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Then last year, Apple made a somewhat surprising move by introducing the iPhone XR, which cherry-picked many of the best features from the iPhone X and XS, and then put them into a more affordable package.
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But a source close to one of the people whose communications are under scrutiny told CNN such email chains have been cherry-picked, leaked to Democratic members of Congress and do not reflect the entirety of communications.
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Seth Hanlon, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress think tank and a former economic adviser to President Barack Obama, said Mr. Hassett had "cherry-picked" studies on the effects of corporate taxation on wages.
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The investigation exposed a litany of errors and inaccuracies by case agents who cherry-picked the evidence about Mr. Page as part of the Russia investigation as they sought permission to eavesdrop on his calls and emails.
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"This meritless lawsuit is based on false allegations and a seriously flawed process within the OFCCP that relies on cherry picked statistics rather than reality," said Oracle executive vice president and general counsel Dorian Daley in a statement.
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The original article at FiveThirtyEight, which Libresco again pointed me to in an email for her main source of data, cites a couple of real studies, but it only cherry-picked the more negative findings in the field.
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Psychologist and author Sarah Rose Cavanagh published her rebuttal on Medium, claiming that Twenge's data is "cherry-picked" to reinforce preexisting biases, and that she falls into the old "correlation versus causation trap" in the conclusions she draws.
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Who knows if she jumped out of the car only to hit up the tip jar at the local coffee shop and then sauntered over to bar where she cherry-picked dollar bills left behind for the bartender.
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Although Carter's defense acknowledged her text exchanges with Roy, her attorneys argued that prosecutors had "cherry-picked" only those messages that served their case against her, ignoring others in which Carter urged Roy toward help for his struggles.
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Just take a fresh look: Echo and the Bunnymen, The Pet Shop Boys, Duran Duran, Tears for Fears – Kelly and Andrews cherry-picked the best from a generation who repackaged existential gloom as relatively upbeat synth-pop hits.
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"This meritless lawsuit is based on false allegations and a seriously flawed process within the OFCCP that relies on cherry picked statistics rather than reality," Oracle EVP and General Counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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Two industry insiders with close ties to EBS said the company has cherry-picked a number of senior staff from banks to refresh a business that dates to the early days of electronic trading in the early 1990s.
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The failures of a pundit like Maddow, who devoted a truly insane amount of her show to Trump's connections to Russia, and a few cherry-picked stories are being used as a cudgel to beat the entire media.
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Although Carter's defense acknowledged her exchanges with Roy, her attorneys argued that prosecutors had "cherry-picked" only those text messages that served their case against her, ignoring others in which Carter urged Roy toward help for his struggles.
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Wuco, who was working as a senior adviser in the Department of Homeland Security at the time, was maliciously singled out by CNN through "years-old comments cherry picked from thousands of hours," a DHS spokesman reportedly alleged.
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Although Carter's defense acknowledged her exchanges with Roy, her attorneys argued that prosecutors had "cherry-picked" only those text messages that served their case against her, ignoring others in which Carter urged Roy toward help for his struggles.
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I've cherry-picked the parts I found most interesting in her report: A majority of those polled (still) want impeachment -- Half of Americans say Trump should be impeached and removed from office, and 433% say he should not.
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Some skeptics (primarily state Commerce Departments) suggested that we cherry-picked the outcome in favor of large businesses (though in fact we'd excluded hundreds, going to great lengths to find valid programs open to companies large and small alike).
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President Trump, or his speechwriters, cherry-picked some of our results related to government budgets and ignored the overall positive impact that immigrants have on our economy (a positive impact that in turn supports the health of public finances).
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The move was condemned by critics as presenting a cherry-picked case and the best possible interpretation of the report for the President, which allowed Trump to set a misleading political narrative that he had been cleared by Mueller.
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Going from having nothing to having everything almost overnight must be an incredibly difficult situation to navigate – particularly when so many young players are cherry-picked before school leaving-age and told that they are the next big thing.
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In a scathing and meticulous ruling, he said Mr Ross had "alternately ignored, cherry-picked or badly misconstrued the evidence in the record before him; acted irrationally both in light of that evidence and his own stated decisional criteria".
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While Bari is said to have cherry-picked stronger NPLs for its pool, MPS will be forced to shed its most problematic loans to make way for a 5bn capital increase, underwritten by a group led by JP Morgan.
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But history is amenable and can be cherry picked to push inclusiveness and overlook our troubled past (and present) here—a theme Brooke Blackburn is more than familiar with as longstanding resident of not just Toronto but Canada, itself.
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But the Justice Department's inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, uncovered that the F.B.I. had cherry-picked and misstated evidence about the Trump adviser, Carter Page, when seeking permission to wiretap him in October 2016 and in 2017 renewal applications.
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Democrats say that Barr cherry-picked lines from Mueller's report to make it sound as rosy as possible for Trump, when Mueller detailed numerous contacts between Trump's team and Russians and instances where Trump sought to interfere in the investigation.
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"For goodness sake, now we've got almost 20 hours of testimony from two ambassadors, and the American people don't know what happened in those closed-door sessions, other than what the majority has selectively cherry-picked and leaked out," said Rep.
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Hence, the exhibition's superficially draws attention to a multi-polar, mobile, post-democratic, post-conflict world, where the real-time conditions and information we are presented with becomes rearticulated to the tune of cherry-picked ideologies, brands, styles, and cultures.
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The program is an obvious ploy to win more Facebook users and enable those users to trade their personal data for a cherry-picked set of services provided by big internet companies (like Facebook) who can afford to play ball.
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Twenge's book and work had has its detractors, who argue that her theory is supported by cherry-picked and weak evidence, or that other factors aside from smartphones could be the real culprit behind a legitimate rise in teen depression.
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He wanted to bottle that essence and transplant it into his take on the adventure, buttressed by contemporary trappings cherry-picked from more recent Metroid titles such as 2002's Metroid Fusion and 23's Zero Mission for Game Boy Advance.
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Yet H.R. 85033 would do just that by, for example, eliminating the SEC's ability to apply anti-fraud protection to sales materials distributed by funds; and allowing ads to include cherry-picked testimonials or recommendations – a practice long associated with dishonesty.
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Bayer said the jury was presented with "cherry-picked findings" inconsistent with a statement last month by the US Environmental Protection Agency, which announced that glyphosate was not a carcinogen and posed no public health risk when used as directed.
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Problems with the hypothesis have already been pointed out in an article on The Tepe Telegrams, a website curated by Göbekli Tepe research and excavation staff, written by archeologist Jens Notroff, who argues that the paper cherry-picked its symbolic bearings.
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Reporter Avila, who was in the courtroom wearing a gray suit and striped tie, had cherry-picked experts who backed up the story he wanted to tell and ignored experts who gave information that differed from this narrative, Webb said.
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Barr took a different approach -- he cherry picked information from the report to report conclusions that the report itself does not appear to entirely support, such as the complex issue of obstruction (for which Mueller did not draw a conclusion).
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Ms. Baker, the group's spokeswoman, said such studies "cherry picked" the evidence, and she pointed to research by John Lott, a popular conservative researcher, as evidence that tougher gun restrictions have no real effect on reducing gun violence or deaths.
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As she was speaking, he cherry-picked a snippet of her criticism as a real-time rebuttal for his Twitter feed — one that seemed to miss her larger point about his administration being too out of touch to understand the problem.
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Then there is the fact that the specific "treasonous" instance Trump was referring to had to do with his touting of historically low African-American unemployment -- a bit of a cherry-picked fact based off of a single month's economic report.
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Because foreign vessels are not bound by America's labor, safety and environmental rules, crews serving on foreign ships can be cherry picked from anywhere in the world, and are often selected from countries where labor and wage laws are especially weak.
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This is a last resort, cherry-picked appeal layer that will only touch a fantastically tiny proportion of the content choices Facebook moderators make every second of every day — and from which real world impacts ripple out and rain down.
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Republicans who were so concerned about leaks of classified information during the last year are now pushing for the release of top secret information to the public, cherry-picked to undermine agencies for which they are meant to be stewards.
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Doctors were too often using single or cherry-picked studies, or what they learned in medical school or from their mentors, to inform their decisions about their patients' best care, rather than looking at the totality of the best-available evidence.
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He wanted to bottle that essence and transplant it into his take on the adventure, buttressed by contemporary trappings cherry-picked from more recent Metroid titles such as 2002's Metroid Fusion and 2004's Zero Mission for Game Boy Advance.
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The recent cases — involving a commodities sales agent and an investment adviser — signal that the two primary regulators continue to unearth violations in trade allocation where investment managers or trading personnel cherry-picked the winning trades for themselves or other favored accounts.
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Perhaps Zuckerberg thought Ancient Rome's bloody struggles were so far-flung in history that any leaderly learnings he might extract would necessarily be abstract, and could be cherry-picked and selectively filtered with the classical context so comfortably remote from the modern world.
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But that is where the trickiest bit of the negotiations would occur because of the EU's red line; it does not want Britain to benefit from a cherry-picked deal that might encourage other countries to follow the path to the exit.
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They insist the Republicans are relying on the cherry-picked files being released primarily by President George W. Bush&aposs lawyer, Bill Burck, who is compiling and vetting the documents, rather than the traditional process conducted by the National Archives and Records Administration.
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Intelligence officials have feared before that their findings were being twisted to political agendas — notably concerns during the run-up to the Iraq war that information about Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction was being cherry-picked to justify the 2003 invasion.
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"Republicans who were so concerned about leaks of classified information during the last year are now pushing for the release of top secret information to the public, cherry-picked to undermine agencies for which they are meant to be stewards," they wrote.
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The House of Representatives was unanimous that the entire report be turned over, precisely so we would not have a situation where the attorney general cherry-picked different phrases or findings or conclusions in order to construct a narrative suitable to his liking.
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Beyond the majority's doubtful assertion of jurisdiction over the matter (a subject of that occupied much of the oral argument and many pages of the opinions), the dissent criticised Justice Alito for pursuing his "desired result" based on a cherry-picked analysis of the evidence.
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Villeroy also added his voice to other European policymakers on the European Union's stance to Britain's planned exit from the bloc, saying access to the EU single market went hand in hand with "strict acceptance" of all its rules, which could not be cherry-picked.
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"This meritless lawsuit is based on false allegations and a seriously flawed process within the OFCCP [Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs] that relies on cherry picked statistics rather than reality," Oracle Executive Vice President and General Counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement Wednesday.
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This speech in Cleveland was carefully, even at times brilliantly constructed, bearing the hallmark of skilled writers and well-honed legal minds who captured the essence of Trumpism, then buttressed it with cherry-picked statistics, polished anedotes and deft nods to the constraints of law.
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More recently, George W. Bush's White House, bent on removing Saddam Hussein from power, cherry-picked intelligence in making a case for the presence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and trying to establish a link between Hussein, Al Qaeda and the Sept.
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They've made false claims about crime by concealed handgun permit holders, alleged that "84% of female firearm homicides in 85033 countries are in [the] US," and cherry-picked polls claiming that 80 or 90 percent of Americans support background checks on private transfers of guns.
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Riding the belief that obeying one's husband — even if it means allowing the easily avoided death of a baby — is a wife's paramount duty, Fred beats Serena for her supposed sins with a belt, using cherry-picked quotes from the Bible to justify his domestic abuse.
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Surrounded by a staff mostly chosen for loyalty rather than competence, Trump commented with the skill of a practiced expert in the art of fake news, ignoring the big story -- Comey and the Justice Department debunked his charges against Obama -- and highlighting cherry-picked bits of testimony.
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"As we've said many times, Six4Three — creators of the Pikinis app — cherry-picked these documents from years ago as part of a lawsuit to force Facebook to share information on friends of the app's users," Paul Grewal, Facebook's deputy general counsel, told NBC News in a statement.
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Royal Mail, which was privatised in 2013, said the wholesale price changes were designed to support the sustainability of the Universal Service - its obligation to deliver to all UK destinations for the same charge - as competitors cherry picked profitable urban areas for end-to-end delivery.
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The cherry on top of my OANN experience came in the Friday night "special report," which I could only describe as a 30-minute commercial that presents cherry-picked pictures and talking points to tout how Trump is apparently leading the most victorious administration in US history.
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They base this claim on cherry-picked studies finding that countries with lower corporate tax rates have had higher wage growth, while ignoring evidence that past cuts to the corporate tax rate in the United States and Britain did not lead to economic booms or higher incomes.
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With an average homicide clearance rate of only 51 percent in the U.S., and even lower solvency rates for other crimes, there appears to be a relationship that the resources spent pursuing a cherry-picked number of cases for the death penalty actually contribute to fewer crimes being solved.
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Wolf's debacle raises a challenge to that perspective, though, posing the question: When is a writer erudite, a renaissance person, a polymath—and when are they merely trespassing superficially into areas of knowledge they haven't mastered, imposing their own prejudices or yanking cherry-picked tidbits out of context?
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"Richard and his entire family have always had tremendous empathy for anyone suffering with addiction, and he regrets that a long time ago he used this language that is now cherry-picked from tens of millions of documents," a Sackler family spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill.
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In the world of our garage-sale organizer or clutter consultant, imagine that from each of those separated piles of things we've cherry-picked a few items — a handful of rare books, some classic t-shirts from our college days to wear ironically — that we might want to keep.
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Instead of showing a clear strategy, Trump cherry-picked foreign crises to call attention to and described a disturbing set of double standards in how we approach various nations, which indicates that there is no consistent, analytic approach to foreign policy issues that matter deeply to American national security.
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Training on big-picture issues and higher-education trends, such as the financial trade-off between instruction and research, the costs of intercollegiate athletics, and the expansion of amenities, would help trustees develop courage to ask college presidents probing questions that look beyond institutional narratives and cherry-picked rhetoric.
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Democrats say Republicans cherry-picked facts to create their own narrative — one that shows that the government acted improperly in its application for a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant and that senior officials at the F.B.I. and the Justice Department were leading a biased investigation into the president.
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A woman who is suing Usher for allegedly exposing her to genital herpes has come forward, saying Usher cherry-picked her out of a crowd at one of his concerts, got her number, went to her hotel and had sex with her without disclosing he allegedly had genital herpes.
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Several Republicans are pushing for public release because they have become convinced it will be exculpatory or, more cynically, they expect it to leak to the public anyway -- and it's safer to have the full thing in view, not just cherry-picked parts that boost one side or another.
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Following 2001's double-CD Druqks, he spent much of the next decade lying low, surfacing with new music as he saw fit—notably, a series of floor-ready, mid-decade "Analord" 12-inches credited to AFX and eventually cherry-picked for the 2006 CD compilation Chosen Lords.
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Dorsey then cherry-picked another part of Haberman's piece that said Twitter is still an important source for news, which Dorsey of course agreed on, and then had a vaguely self-deprecating response to a quote in which Haberman said Twitter is not a good platform to have meaningful discussions.
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In that film, composer Michael Andrews crafted an original score loaded with melancholic synth-orchestral ambience, while director Richard Kelly cherry picked pop hits from Tears For Fears, The Church and Duran Duran to both anchor Donnie Darko's narrative in 1988 and emphasise its themes of desperate puberty and political paranoia.
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The company, in a statement released Thursday night, said the documentary "The Bleeding Edge," which debuted on the streaming site on Friday, lacks scientific support and cherry-picked facts to present an inaccurate and misleading picture of Bayer's permanent birth control device Essure, one of the products spotlighted in the film.
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Late Thursday, Herrou's public profile rose even higher when he used a televised appearance with former French prime minister (and current presidential candidate) Manuel Valls to accuse the politician of adopting hard-line policies based on cherry-picked statistics on terrorism and ignoring the plight of young, often unaccompanied minors.
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The Republican document, which Democrats dismissed as containing cherry-picked information and focusing on an obscure figure in the Trump campaign, confirms that a primary factor in the opening of the investigation in July 2016 was initial contacts between a former Trump foreign policy adviser, George Papadopoulos, and Russian intermediaries.
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Moreover, this inquisition is being carried out through depositions shrouded in secrecy, with the exception of cherry-picked leaks from Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffSchiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him House rejects GOP measure censuring Schiff MORE (D-Calif.).
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So if you look at the history of events as Gilead likely does, you would conclude that the system is working — but if you scrutinize it you realize that rather than innovating, Gilead only cherry picked innovation and then brought it to market for a windfall of a revenue stream.
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However, in light of the increasingly unflattering pall that The Bachelor and its spinoffs have cast upon the pool of potential mates — which, again, producers have cherry-picked for their Bachelor — it seems facetious to claim that anyone who shows up at a casting call for the franchise is there to find love.
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"I used to believe that God condemns homosexuals, but when I studied the scriptures, especially the ones that we call 'clobber scriptures' that are being cherry-picked from the Bible to condemn LGBT people, I realized that there's a lot to discover, including the truth that God is not against anyone," Paminiano said.
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The other side: Matt Walter, president of the Republican State Leadership Committee, told AP: "[T]his so-called study is another attempt by Democrats to undermine that [map-drawing] process and replace it with liberal courts, or cherry-picked experts from liberal faculty rooms to draw maps that rig the system for Democrats."
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Mr. Ross "failed to consider several important aspects of the problem; alternately ignored, cherry-picked, or badly misconstrued the evidence in the record before him; acted irrationally both in light of that evidence and his own stated decisional criteria; and failed to justify significant departures from past policies and practices," he wrote.
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"Recently, in the context of personal injury litigation filed against Monsanto, plaintiffs' attorneys have cherry picked a single email -- out of more than 10 million pages of documents produced -- to allege that Monsanto scientists ghostwrote 'Safety Evaluation and Risk Assessment of the Herbicide Roundup and Its Active Ingredient, Glyphosate, for Humans,' " the company said.
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The move is clearly designed to deny Google Fiber customers as it enters Comcast's turf, and Comcast hasn't been shy about it; the ISP has been dumping flyers that say "don't fall for the hype" on Atlanta residents, and even set up a website that offers silly cherry-picked facts about how the services compare.
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I went with a film crew to spend a week with him, his mom and dad, following his games in Omsk as well as his home in Chelyabinsk, from which he'd been cherry-picked and given financial support (his dad worked for the team and the family lived in an apartment close to the rink).
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"As we've said many times, Six4Three — creators of the Pikinis app — cherry-picked these documents from years ago as part of a lawsuit to force Facebook to share information on friends of the app's users," Paul Grewal, vice president and deputy general counsel at Facebook, said in a statement released by the company in April.
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Instead, my fiancé and I have cherry-picked a few must-have wedding elements to incorporate into our nontraditional celebration, like an amazing photographer we found in my hometown of Portland, Oregon, Kiara ofIndwell Weddings, who specializes in elopements and has planned a cool desert photo shoot for us, and the aforementioned pizza. 6.
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While the inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, debunked the claims by President Trump and his allies that senior F.B.I. officials were part of a political conspiracy, his investigation also exposed a litany of errors and inaccuracies where case agents cherry-picked the evidence about Mr. Page as they sought permission to eavesdrop on his calls and emails.
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In his tweets, Trump cherry-picked the part of Gowdy's interview that was convenient to him — the Sessions comments — and left out a less convenient but also important tidbit: The South Carolina Congress member said the FBI was right to look into what Russia was doing in 2016, including its contacts with people in Trump's orbit.
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"He failed to consider several important aspects of the problem; alternately ignored, cherry-picked, or badly misconstrued the evidence in the record before him; acted irrationally both in light of that evidence and his own stated decisional criteria; and failed to justify significant departures from past policies and practices — a veritable smorgasbord of classic, clear-cut APA violations," the decision says.
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Here's a screenshot of one of the text message conversations that took place between August and September in which Volker and Andrey Yermak, a top Ukrainian official, discuss the possibility of having Zelensky announce the opening of a probe into the Bidens: This looks really, really bad for the administration, despite Republican protestations that the texts were "cherry-picked" by Democrats.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, Secretary John Kelly, and President Trump have all taken to spreading sloppy and cherry-picked crime data to justify their plans for an expanded police state in America.
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"[Ross] failed to consider several important aspects of the problem; alternately ignored, cherry-picked, or badly misconstrued the evidence in the record before him; acted irrationally both in light of that evidence and his own stated decisional criteria; and failed to justify significant departures from past policies and practices—a veritable smorgasbord of classic, clear-cut APA violations," he wrote.
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Democrats are firing back, saying that the memo is full of cherry-picked data points and "misleading allegations" aimed at discrediting special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation into Trump's campaign. Rep.
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He is Adrián Villar Rojas, 21987, of Argentina, and on April 229 he will pull back the curtain on "The Theater of Disappearance," a series of roughly 20 large-scale sculptures referencing (and toying with) artworks and objects the artist has cherry-picked from among the 17 curatorial departments at the Met, including the Egyptian wing and Arms and Armor.
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As director of the C.I.A., Mr. Pompeo has likened Iran to the Islamic State and has tried to make a case that Iran is allied with Al Qaeda, even ordering another dive into already-exploited documents captured in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, and then taking the highly irregular step of furnishing a cherry-picked result to an advocacy group that opposes the nuclear agreement.
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Now, the bureau appears to argue that the report is misleading — an argument already made publicly by Democrats, who say it is a cherry-picked set of inaccurate accusations designed to kneecap special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation into Russia's election meddling and the Trump campaign.
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As I look back at our lock-step march toward war with Iraq, I realize that it didn't seem to matter to us that we used shoddy or cherry-picked intelligence; that it was unrealistic to argue that the war would "pay for itself," rather than cost trillions of dollars; that we might be hopelessly naïve in thinking that the war would lead to democracy instead of pushing the region into a downward spiral.
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If you don't believe it, just try to decode the letters below — actual letters from actual colleges — and answer some simple questions: Here's a letter from Fitchburg State University in Massachusetts: Here's one from Merrimack College, also in Massachusetts: And here's one from Pace University in New York: Scroll to the bottom of this story for a translation of what these letters actually say: (Skip to answers.) These schools aren't just cherry-picked examples.
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But there have been reports that the company was running out of money since the end of last year, balancing the capital intensiveness of building new vehicle technology and new vehicles as a startup (no small feat considering that its competitors are some of the biggest companies in the world), with the fact that the company now employs some 1,600 people — a good portion of whom were cherry-picked from existing automotive companies and are therefore expensive.
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Katherine ClarkKatherine Marlea ClarkThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Fourth-ranking House Democrat backs Trump impeachment Toni Morrison dies at 88 MORE (D-Mass.) called out the "cherry-picked racist research" cited in DeVos's budget, a single study that attempts to show that disparities in school discipline are not because of institutional racism or unconscious bias, but because black children are temperamentally different from white children, disruptive and just plain bad kids.
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"Primaries is where we find the next generation of leadership, and it's where people cut their teeth on this system, and the idea that we're only going to support people that have been cherry-picked by a dark, backroom process is so anti-democratic with a small d and the big D." Asked whether she would want to talk to Pelosi about the policy, Ocasio-Cortez said, "I hope so, I hope so," but deferred to the cochairs of the Progressive Caucus on negotiations.
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Reporting by The New York Times, ProPublica and others over the past 18 months has raised serious questions about how it does business at home and abroad: corruption allegations against companies McKinsey partnered with in South Africa and Mongolia; a federal criminal investigation into the firm's bankruptcy practice in the United States; attempts to deny that it helped put into effect controversial Trump administration immigration policies; and evidence that McKinsey cherry-picked nonviolent inmates for a pilot project and made it seem that an attempt to curb violence at New York City's Rikers Island jail complex was working (it wasn't).
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Democrats assert that Republicans cherry-picked details to put into the memo in an attempt to undermine special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's Russia investigation, while the GOP said the document serves as proof that top government officials were politically motivated to damage President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign.
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