But it isn't just bankrupt retailers chopping off real estate.
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So maybe chopping off the clerk's head a way out.
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" This way: "They're chopping off our heads in the Middle East.
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"Just chopping off the corners has done wonders for me," he said.
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JPMorgan is forecasting inventories chopping off one percentage point from GDP growth.
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" "They're chopping off heads of Christians and many other people in the Middle East.
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It feels like every time we blink, a new star is chopping off her hair.
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First, Shariah lays out corporal punishments, such as chopping off hands, stoning, flogging and beheading.
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It's a real thing, and sometimes it feels like chopping off a piece of yourself.
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"You know, when we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads," he said.
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Switching up your style doesn't necessarily mean chopping off all your hair or dying it pink.
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For Cooper, it meant ending his daily spray tan sessions, and chopping off his greasy bob.
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He also criticized Chambers perplexing choice of chopping off the tips of the asparagus she served.
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We civilly put needles in men's arms on death row instead of chopping off their heads.
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During that period rebel armies rampaged through the country, terrorising civilians and sometimes chopping off their hands.
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They're chopping off the heads of Christians and anybody else that happens to be in the way.
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Instead of chopping off large puffy florets, which often end up overcooked, try making longer, thinner spears.
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Chopping off the last syllables of *RROR words feels closer to the way most people pronounce them anyway.
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Kate Mara has been growing out her edgy pixie cut after chopping off her long locks last summer.
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There are dozens of rapes, genital mutilations, gory murders, hangings, chopping off of limbs, scooping out of eyeballs.
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Will demonstrated his hair cutting skills while chopping off Jaden's dreads in preparation for an upcoming movie role.
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She was clearly 'chopping off' Kellyanne Conway's comments from what she wanted to talk about — it was just clear.
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Chopping off slices of red lipstick is small potatoes with so much else falling apart in the world, right?
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Maybe you even thought about buying a really comfy sweatshirt and chopping off your hair into a razored bob.
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The mom of one first explained her dramatic haircut to PeopleStyle a few days after chopping off her ends.
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The film's opening scene has him chopping off limbs and stabbing faces to the bass rhythm of swears and screams.
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In the years to come, beginning with the chopping off of his luscious brown locks, my love began to fade.
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This is the decade Sony decided it was no longer an electronics company, chopping off pieces of itself to survive.
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Look, we have people that are chopping off heads and drowning people in steel cages and we're not allowed to waterboard.
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"They're chopping off heads of Christians and many other people in the Middle East," he told CNN's Jake Tapper in February.
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Patron stubbed out his half smoked cigarette and got to work, chopping off about a gram of hash from the block.
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Look, we have people that are chopping off heads and drowning people in steel cages, and we're not allowed to waterboard.
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As for this season so far: He's been wearing extensions — that's what Melisandre was chopping off during Sunday night's resurrection scene.
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Jackson's blue-hued hair is just one of many new experimental looks she's tried since chopping off her signature long locks.
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Its fighters mutilated civilians by chopping off their limbs, noses or lips, and kidnapped women for marriage and children to fight.
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Even when she talks about chopping off her doll's head or feeding her pet spider, there's an inherent sweetness to her.
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Yong Lu, 35, was arrested Saturday in Niagara Falls after allegedly chopping off his pregnant wife's arm and fingers late last week.
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As for Gorga, she debuted a new lob on the carpet after chopping off "several inches" according to her hairstylist, Jennifer O'Neill.
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He vowed to "retaliate for the martyrs by chopping off the heads of Daesh" militants, using the Arabic acronym for the group.
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Unable to escape, Paul is at the mercy of Annie's volatile whims, which include breaking his ankles and chopping off his foot.
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Hand-to-hand combat with a spear, a shield and an ax specifically for chopping off heads earned the bravest chest tattoos.
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New York City police are looking for a man accused of chopping off his wife's arm and two of her fingers on Thursday.
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The glaring problem with this fight, however, is that Cyborg can't make the bantamweight division's 135-pound cap without chopping off a leg.
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I vividly remember how Eliot describes her, shaking her head like a Shetland pony before chopping off her hair in defiance of femininity.
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He shocked voters in one of the televised debates when he advocated chopping off the hands of those who steal — including public servants.
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" He went on: "We have a world where we have ISIS chopping off heads and where you have frankly.. drowning people in steel cages.
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While four propellers capable of chopping off your head just feet above doesn't seem very relaxing, we commend Centraal Beheer for its hilarious ad.
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Now after chopping off her hair again, the 29-year-old entertainer is giving PEOPLE her best day-to-night tips for short 'dos.
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The court was known for delivering harsh sentences, including stonings, throwing people off building roofs and chopping off hands, reflecting Islamic State's extreme ideology.
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Since chopping off his trademark Jean-Michel Basquiat-inspired freeform locs in 2016, the Weeknd hasn't really veered away from his tapered Afro haircut.
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The action revived the narrative around Oñate's governance and brutality, which included chopping off the right foot of men from Acoma Pueblo in 22018.
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They're chopping off people's heads in the Middle East and we're afraid to waterboard," the Republican front-runner said Thursday on ABC's "Good Morning America.
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Everyone has a story of a hairdresser gone rogue, chopping off an extra inch or six, and maybe even making a few of us cry.
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Inventory investment had a neutral effect on second-quarter GDP as previously reported after chopping off 1.46 percentage points from output in the first quarter.
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After chopping off his signature floppy look from childhood, he's sported everything from a nostalgia-inducing center part to cornrows to more recently some controversial dreadlocks.
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" Trump dismissed this as "locker room talk" and then quickly pivoted, saying that the real issue was "a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads.
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Miley Cyrus kicked off her post-Disney career by chopping off the long hair of her "Hannah Montana" days in favor of a blonde pixie cut.
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Inventory investment had a neutral impact on the second quarter's 2.6 percent annualized growth pace after chopping off 1.46 percentage points at the start of the year.
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And the reason that was so unfair – everybody was persecuted, in all fairness – but they were chopping off the heads of everybody, but more so the Christians.
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He keeps his wife locked away in her room, a la Bertha in Jane Eyre, and threatens Emily with chopping off a finger when he catches her reading.
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That's probably because he's been busy transitioning into the role of a serious thespian for his new WWII film Dunkirk, chopping off all his hair in the process.
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These mutant Fallen have come to believe that mechanical augmentation is the key to ultimate power, so they've taken to chopping off limbs and replacing them with hardware.
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The men killed had been carrying a high-caliber rifle and an ax for chopping off the horns of the animals they planned to hunt, Mr. Fox said.
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But lately, Bieber's hair has slowly grown longer and longer down his face, and it looks like the singer doesn't plan on chopping off his long locks anytime soon.
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Donald Trump called the CIA director's stance against waterboarding "ridiculous" on Monday, arguing that the US should allow it because terrorists in the Middle East are chopping off heads.
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Conrad teased the dramatic change on Instagram last week, showing her go-to hairstylist Kristin Ess chopping off her long blonde strands, which were pulled into a low ponytail.
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Inventory investment had a neutral impact on the second quarter's 2.6 percent annualized growth pace after chopping off 1.46 percentage points from GDP at the start of the year.
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Sergeant Felix was found guilty as well of ordering Lance Corporal Bourmeche to simulate chopping off the head of a fellow Marine while reciting "God is great" in Arabic.
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Not in the Metallica sense, where you just start chopping off pieces and doing whatever with it, but just to have different-but-related aesthetics that carry throughout the band.
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It seems like every woman in Hollywood is suddenly totally gung-ho to test out the look, chopping off their hair to a length somewhere between G.I. Jane and Rosemary's Baby.
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"They would call people with their relatives literally screaming in the background as they were chopping off fingers and torturing them," says Joe Lowry, Asia spokesman for the International Organization for Migration.
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However, at one time, in addition to providing the public with a spectacle, the motive behind chopping off heads was to contain the threat of an uprising or, worse, an organized revolution.
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For the rest of us, the simple act of moving a few inches of hair from one side to the other can feel more refreshing than chopping off a full 12 inches.
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Additionally, Carl and Michonne were left behind in Alexandria to protect the non-fighters; and I'd be shocked if the war came and went without Michonne chopping off a head or two.
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As far back as 2011, when the then-teenage heartthrob first sent fans spiraling by chopping off his flowing side-swept bangs, Justin Bieber has enjoyed a complicated relationship with his hair.
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She appeared on the cover of the French edition of Vogue in 1987 before chopping off her hair into a short pixie cut — setting her apart from other models of the time.
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Last Friday, Styles made a rather large hair change, chopping off a six-inch ponytail from his signature shoulder-length strands (and posted an Instagram photo with a single-word caption, "Whoops.").
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It's like, in split second, chopping off all branches of a tree and watching what happens to the tree and to the community that used to draw a share of its fruits.
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Over the years, various followers had taken such demonstrations to extremes by chopping off fingers, fashioning her portrait out of blood, shaving their heads or having her image tattooed on their body.
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It was familiar Sessions-speak, about drug cartels and "transnational gangs" poisoning and raping and chopping off heads, things he said for years on the Senate floor as the gentleman from Alabama.
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And while some would consider an A-lister chopping off their signature blonde locks to match her son's to be the pinnacle of Cool Mom status, there's one pre-teen who strongly disagrees.
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Memes based on Rodriguez's comments rapidly spread through Twitter, among them an image of his face superimposed on a picture of what appeared to be an Islamist militant chopping off a man's hand.
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When we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads, where you have frankly drowning people in steel cages, wars, and horrible, horrible fights all over—so many bad things happening.
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When we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads, where you have frankly drowning people in steel cages, wars, and horrible, horrible fights all over — so many bad things happening.
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When we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads, where you have [ISIS] frankly drowning people in steel cages, wars and horrible, horrible sights all over, so many bad things happening.
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If Bertozzi added N-glycanase enzymes to cells without NGLY1, the cells began chopping off Nerf's sugar just as they were supposed to: solid evidence, she thought, that N-glycanase and Nerf work together.
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Sure, such a thing may sound self-indulgent, but plenty of today's salon-goers aren't just seeking a new look — they're chopping off their long, mermaid-length hair in an effort to help others.
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" The presumptive GOP nominee lamented that the U.S. banned waterboarding in 2006, while "they [Islamic State] can do chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages, they can do whatever they want to do.
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In one episode, Castelli and his castmates worked as butchers for a local meat trader, tasked with chopping off the heads of chickens and pigs; the scene takes a surprising turn when Castelli vomits.
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And while I thought that chopping off over 10 inches of my hair would be the toughest part of my transition, the hard work was actually in creating an entirely new regimen for my hair.
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Aside from chopping off and dyeing her locks a bold orange shade back in 2014, she's pretty much stayed in the same beauty lane for the duration of her time in front of the camera.
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"We can't do waterboarding, but they can do chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages, they can do whatever they want to do," Trump said during a Tuesday night rally in St. Clairsville, Ohio.
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It was a moment filled with a hint of hope, as the Indian and Pakistani militaries are notorious for shredding the Geneva Convention to bits: chopping off heads on the border and burning bodies of insurgents.
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" These other functions aren't always easy to disentangle from climate research, Gavin Schmidt, who directs NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, argues here: "Chopping off science just to prevent people from talking about climate change won't work.
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"We can't do waterboarding, but they can do chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages, they can do whatever they want to do," Trump said during a Tuesday night rally in St. Clairsville, Ohio. http://bit.
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Getting a chop after a year of waiting for your bob to officially hit lob status can be a painstaking process — while chopping off the dead ends that roll you back to square one can be even worse.
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You become Lewis, his psychoanalyst narrating while the player reenacts the drudgery of his job as an assembly line worker at a cannery factory, chopping off fish heads and sending their lifeless bodies back onto the conveyer belt.
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If you're about to lose sleep over Kaia not only stripping her wavy locks of all their naturally sunkissed glory, but also chopping off her voluminous ribcage-length strands, you can rest easy: This is only a wig.
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Douglas Mwale, Sophie Here and Fontino Folosani killed Prescott Pepuzani in 2015, using a metal bar and a hoe handle before chopping off his hands and legs and burying him in Mwale's garden in Mchinji district, Central Malawi.
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" During the second 2016 presidential debate, while deflecting a question about the Access Hollywood tape, in which he can be heard boasting of sexually assaulting women, Trump described "a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads" as "like medieval times.
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And just last night on her Instagram Story, she showed off yet another haircut, chopping off a good 3+ inches and trimming up her bangs into a style that may look familiar to those of us who grew up watching the Disney channel.
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"Raising rates in the event of a hard Brexit would be the equivalent of losing a leg and deciding the best way to regain your balance is by chopping off the other one," says Kallum Pickering of Berenberg, a German investment bank.
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Payne told us about chopping off the long hair he grew out for the zombie series, why you should tune in to his new show this fall, and his thoughts on "The Walking Dead" comic surprisingly coming to an end this month.
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Just to run with the image Corky left in our heads, had Sandy been Belgian, one can too well picture his great-grandfather in the Congo Free State, chopping off hands, while Corky's own great-grandfather poured drinks and emitted biting phrases.
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They do it physically and often casually — chopping off toes as punishment for running, sawing off legs gone gangrenous, raping and beating, shooting and stabbing — but the deeper and more agonizing wounds they deal one another, Powers makes clear, are the psychic ones.
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Famous for chopping off a piece of his ear in a fit and delivering it to a woman in a brothel, Vincent van Gogh had a life marked by ailing mental health and the eye-catching paintings he created during that time.
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The Many Saints of Newark is set during the race riots that broke out in Newark, New Jersey, in the late 1960s, and will likely focus on Tony's dad, Johnny Boy, and his uncle Junior Soprano's heyday chopping off fingers in the mafia, as well.
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You know, when we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads, where you have — and, frankly, drowning people in steel cages, where you have wars and horrible, horrible sights all over, where you have so many bad things happening, this is like medieval times.
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If you were a Muslim you could come in, but if you were a Christian, it was almost impossible and the reason that was so unfair, everybody was persecuted in all fairness, but they were chopping off the heads of everybody, but more so the Christians.
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If you were a Muslim you could come in, but if you were a Christian, it was almost impossible and the reason that was so unfair, everybody was persecuted in all fairness, but they were chopping off the heads of everybody but more so the Christians.
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"You know, when we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads, where you have them, frankly, drowning people in steel cages, where you have wars and horrible, horrible sights all over and you have so many bad things happening, this is like medieval times," Trump said.
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"If you were a Muslim you could come in, but if you were a Christian, it was almost impossible and the reason that was so unfair, everybody was persecuted in all fairness, but they were chopping off the heads of everybody but more so the Christians," Trump said.
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After the fall of the Khmer Rouge in 1979, Mr. Ken Sam An spent years working for a limestone quarrying company, but now he serves on a local committee that tries to preserve the karsts, urging local residents to stop stripping them and chopping off rocks to sell.
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Though I share the movie heritage of my generation in retaining a soft spot for the intricate fencing matches in the Errol Flynn "Robin Hood" and the Stewart Granger "Scaramouche," that fondness rather depends on those lightweight swords making a little hole instead of chopping off a limb.
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Are some things never funny, like a man accidentally chopping off his finger with a hatchet, and wrapping up the finger and taking it to the hospital, then discovering that it isn't his finger but one of the Vienna sausages he was having for lunch, and then eating the sausage?
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Fifty-eight people were arrested that evening, which also saw the deployment of creative tactics such as the chopping off of subway turnstiles and the deployment of anti-surveillance umbrellas and lasers (the latter tactics having been inspired by and borrowed from uprisings in Chile, Haiti, Ecuador, and Puerto Rico).
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"If you were a Muslim you could come in, but if you were a Christian, it was almost impossible and the reason that was so unfair, everybody was persecuted in all fairness, but they were chopping off the heads of everybody but more so the Christians," Trump said in an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network on Friday.
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